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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-08
CONVEY

TouN p. WICKERT, COUNTY CLERK, HAS
81 made arrangements by which he Is able 10
execute Deeds, Mortgages etc, IN proper lorii' on
the shortest notice. Ii will be 10 the advantage
of All wishing such documents TO give him call.
IU County clerk Once, near the Court House
SnufF Side NauiIpNuC.
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THE. MILK IN THE COCOANUT.

After his defeat at Fredericksburg, on
Dec. 13, 1862, Gen. Ambrose e. Burn
side was relieved of the command of the
army of the Potomac and assigned to the
department Of Ohio, including the state
of Illinois. In June, 1868, Gen. Jacob
Ammen, in command at Springfield, re-
ceived an order from Burnside directing
him to take military possession of the
Office and suppress the publication of the
Chicago Times, on the ground of the
printing of disloyaI articles. Gen. Am
men promptly obeyed the order. The
democratic party was revivifying. Hor-
alto Seymour had been elected governor
of New York over Gen. Wadsworth, and
Vallandigham was running as candidate
for governor of Ohio. The democrats
had carried New Hampshire by a small
plurality, there had been close fight in
Connecticut, and Joel Parker was gov
ernor of New Jersey, Pennsylvania had
gone democratic, Illinois had elected a
democratic state treasurer, and Indiana
democratic secretary of state. The
seizure of the Times created an intense
excitement. In Chicago and the North
west the feeling was very bitter, and
threats to drive the soldiery from the
Times Office was made. At the hight of
the excitement, Wilbur F. Story, editor
of tie Times, filed a petition before
Judge Drummond, in the United States
Circuit Court, to restrain the
further execution of the or
der. United States Attorney Weldon
and Mr.. Story's counsel wanted the case
brought before the court, consisting of
Judges Davis and Drummond. Judge
Davis was then sitting in Springfield.
The agitation was SO great that promin-
ent citizens of Chicago sent him des-
patches urging him to come to that city
and sit in the case. He replied that if
Judge Drummond wanted him to come
and assist him he would do so. Judge
Drummond made the request, and Judge
| Davis came to the city. Bulletins an
nouncing his arrival were conspicuously
| posted, and the excitement was somewhat
allayed. Tie people felt that the Judge
would render decision in accordance
with the law, uninfuenced by political
| feeling. While the case was on trial,
however, Burnside's order was rescinded
by President Lincoln and the troops
| were withdrawn from the newspaper Of
.fce. 1t was not generally known that
the presidents action was founded on
strong telegraphic protest from the
judge, forwarded from Springfield i'm
mediately after the seizure.
While always in favor of vigorous
prosecution of the war, Judge Davis held
| that the military must be subordinate to
civil power in states where there was no
| war. In some instances serious riots
were prevented by his personal efforts.
Josiah Snow published the Central Iii
/ ssois Times, an anti-war paper at Bloom
| ington, in 1868. A mob destroyed his
press, and threatened the editors with
personal violence unless they took the
oath of allegiance. Judge Davis mounted
| q box in front of the court house, and
stemmed the tide. He defended the
| rights of the editors as citizens, aud said
| that they were entitled to the protection
of the law. The mob listened to him IL
silence, and released the men.
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

TAILOR. ALL GoOpS
L mdde by the subscriber are Warranted to III
fnc form Prices reasonable, aud / am bound 10
please those Who give me their custom. ShoP
on York street two doors West of the Windiate
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LOUISVILLE, April ben Johnson.
charged with raping Miss Annie 4. Ball
in Clark county, was taken from Jail at
Winchester early Wednesday morning
and hung in the court house yard.
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THERE is no excuse for those who drag
,eir weary and disordered bodies into
ur company, when few doses of Ayers
arsaparilia would cleanse their murky
lood and restore their health and vigor.
e muddy victims OF bilious disease,
ave some regard for your neighbors. if
9t fuY yourselves
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WISCONSIN HOUSE,

JERE DALEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
u Of 9th and Jay St, This Is new House, and
well fitted up with al the modern Improvements
A good STABLE is also in connection with the
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IL the stomach of Pennsylvania cow,
recently killed, were found seventeen
wrought iron nails. She had cowhide
outside and oxide inside. e.-Bostoh 7ra1.s-
rYE
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s SANpERSON,

,TAEEFAGrURE AND DEALER IN BOOTS
vi SHOES, Leather, &c, &c. shop on Buffalo
Street, near the corner OF Eighth Repairing
ncatl ana promptly executed.
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nR q. ~ GRIDLEY.

DFNTAL PARLURS. RUDOLPH'S ) BLOCK,
IL Corner l. Euta and Franklin Streets, soniL
Side NauitURoc, Wis. Once hours from A. NJ.
80 y Al fcD-l
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81 KErrENu0FFEN.

NORTHWESTERN ROUSE, FRANKLIN AND
Ninth streets. Manitowoc Travellers viii
ere lind the best accommodations, Sample rooms
attached
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DENTS STRY.

nR i. ]. PATCHES. DENTIST OFEICE
IL in Shcrmau's building, on Sth Street, Mani
tuNoc, his.
ssg-Ieeth extracted without pain.
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maniioauoe 2ilot.
ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con
tinued more than one week, half OF the above
rates Tor each subsequent week.
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CURES BURNS. CUTS AND BRUISES.
CURES BURNS. OUTS AND BIZ USES.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-08

CURES LAME BACK md STIFF JOINTS
CURES LAME B.4CK IND STIFF JOINTS,
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SH & SIHMIIZ.

a TT0RNEIs AND CUUNsELORS AT Law
n Office over First National Bank, EiShtA 81
Connections promptly attended 70.
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f,5IABROOk 4 WALhER,
A TTORNEY1 Al LAW. onicc corner Eight
n and fraaklju streets, in Woods Block over
Waruyrs store, South side, Manltowoc, WIS.
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si Y s.sf fs adesasisd ponfs
, 1880-01-14
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

At the Sub-Trcasury yesterday 5000 III
gold wis paid nut uud FL, ,o0o received.
Three Thousand silver slnllars were paid
nut yesterday and F8,0o0 In subsidiary silver re-
deemed.
Judge Dlodgett yesterday dismissed tho old
tals0 nYul1Ht llenry Va1itlcrhurH, whh Is ehnrKyd
with Il putty vinlMtion VI tho ltov0Ntic laws.
Tho Internal revenue receipts yestnriny
nlnulnttHl to $t0,471 Uf thia ui,laiIlt, $i:tksl
ta.,nu frt,ln spirits, *i,u13 frnm tnljucct u1ld
cIgnrs, und $lkas from beor. There wero 10 OK
ports
The horse mid pllnetotl s,nlgglcl through
frHn Canada md s4xcd by the customs ut!lelnls
will bu sntIl ut auction tt-lIlOrrW 1T u II. III.
Through II snIstnkn Il notteo WIS Pl9lttl,tt! m
Htllc Ut tho oye1t!lK phMr5 thnt tho salU Wtlllld
attlcctor'A Oltita Ma 0vcrrttn with tlalf-N-nln-
hrtrl il0rsty individuals VIM ni,at.tl tt1 lnltovU
that they hull mt hcul, lefrltleA out If HAr-
XaIn. They will return III fUrEu tU-lMnrruw, sls
tho rlK IL considered valuable, Tuu keefa pro-
nu,t,IelnK tho horse ~ stopper"
The tiu.iAhlg Eouds received at the Custon,-
II0uae yi:stcrstmy ~nro ns follows: ChlcH9n
stamping Company, EN Dnxcs tin pluto; Lyon &
tteMly, lu cassA tnllnles!l nerchanlsn; E!lrsnIl,
lirtu, eG,tt d C.,.,. cAsca dry K0otls; Field,
Letter Il Ctp, II dulles llliuilH; Wilson Nns., ID
Cuxos dry KyNKls: IL. l.. j. U. Il. Nnktr, blO sucks
.nlt j. !, Kirk o., 10 cdsks stnin ash; Sellers,
4 Co., u. boxes III nlAto; i; y Il. J9cgYr 4 ~,
ii c..sla toys; ". Ill.Ir i Ct,., c,asc rs.A,ls;
ltosY, liIc.s llctiSlw. bAlcs bugs, Tho colleG.
tons amounted to $lA.7s4.
, 1880-01-14

a.tnnt Cashier, john C. Ncclcy;. Directors g. 7.
J}ntr, ]. X. 1lntstorl, U. j. Hair, DhnGa e.
Ho1nc-ntnectpra, Albert II. l.illinEs, Michncl
4. 1lOyne. william, 4. Iacott. William IL. osins
ton, George W. Fuller.
Tho following corporations nlso held thoir N,
ni,al elections yesterday, with tho arpent1ca
result:
Uitlun Trust Cotnpnny-prestaent, =. "; 1saw-
rou: Etcr-rresItlcrt, i. +. i'u*ifer; GHsher. q.
~ W!l:nn; Trustees 4. y"s!'gr, = VI i,n,M. lHw.
non. Jnn,rs Lnnxiry. ,u,A q. II: Wilson. 81.
North Ch!enEn CIty T. tnIlwny comln.nyIpl@rcct- rect
lin, W, c. (0ttly, md T.. llleknRh1l11.
West llvfstu1, llailwny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1t. Jones'. II. II. Campbell. .Inhtt 4. Tyrrct!
Nnthnn Ghrwtt, jerome Uccclcr, W. Il. Brilu-
ley, ami s. Il. Lobb
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A NEW OPERA.

A rehearsal of "The 1tivnl Cantintorcs." n
comic opcrn cntnposcti by Prof. Jnncs Gill, with
llbrcttn l1y Mrs. Joseph Kirkland Of this city,
uccurred yesterday afternoon ut tho Union
Catholic Ltttrry lInll. Mr. ltoaenbcckcr mud his
Chicago Orchestra were on la1d to perform tho
instrumental scurcs, nna It number OF musical
people wcro III attendance to glyo tho solos and
rhur1,scs. The nprrI IL under tho control at Mr..
iIavcrly, WIN Intends bringing 1t uut nt MS
thcntrG here IN tlt,c FtylC lit surlo tlntc In tho
tenr ft,lrr yet IL be determined. Preparations
fNr tts production hlyc begun Nctitely, and tho
rrosf'...ts nre exccllcnt that pronounced sue
cess will bu achieved.
, 1880-01-14

itEt.tESFELD-rtl1CE.
The marriage Ut Miss Minnie prlco, daughter
Of =. Price, Es1, md Mr. William Liclicnfch1. nf
Ka1nmnzoo, took placo Inst evening Mt thu
}totpl Frankfurt. Tho ceremony WINS performed
nt o'clock by Dr. A,llcr III the prcscI,cc oS
ai,n,,t lo1 gucsta Tho bri,1o md groom were
intended by 3fr. anil Mrs. Price, tho parents or
tho bride, Mrs. y. 1.clcnfeid, Miss Sophia
Price, Mrs. q. 1>cssAncr. and Miss l1ollo
Price. Messrs. l.. Price,. H. A.. kohn,
nr cr oeiat'as j, I'll S scr ns n cersitu'es rho rlie
wt,re Il handsome wllitc snttn slrrsa, trimmed
with hreac. vsil MI osntEGswc.s; n' or ana q dsc ,nc
WIN @ M Ss,; iIa,s'is. NV siss S;sa; ;,rIs Triss;
,,r%,.. @ Siss neIte Price. while tat,n
dress, sr!,nn,t with flowers; rcnrl nri,A'nGnts; :;
nclock. The reception anil tlnnce coniinencctn vt
10, an,l continued nrarly Ill nIKht. The newly
i,ArriGl couple will le"ve today for no i.s lnists
nnd h., absent nbo.1t four weeks, !!ttEr ws,irh
they will takc mp their residence IN Kalamazoo.
A n1t1LiIAST nEcEl'rloH.
Mr.. and Mrs: E,ncry !. storr. gayMn M Il @ xery fine
ayel.lr, Inst nKht, which was attended ~ rs, hs
ssssSs tsnec, et 'sf anS Kiasey f"raissd ouatfs
;$E''' S " A%;* $ sS; ssss $;S s:''s$ rs $ III
"
ii. Pa,,, aiss sfniiY!t,, Mr. md srs. NJ Lester
i5yn Mr sTf ; f fpt t. i Wa:hns,, q ys uen Mss
Mlss D. Mile Mr. nnii s,s. Charles linn, sir. and
srs. Jesse spau5. Mis- E!ls spM!ing' H. an,l ,,l
Mrs. "n Ses.,t. % Norris. Miss sturrls, Gcn. NM!
Mrs. EitlrIiKc, Atr, md Mrs Enos Ayers, sfr; nt1
a. s ni fs stss. T. T. stepasat, jr /: iim!xes 81:
nnd Mtxitspcr, Sfr. ssiltl Mrs. Washington Hes
sng, Mr. n.ld Mrs. Alfred C',wcs, Mr. nt,tl Mrs.
tieorgu Schneider, Mlss Schneider Mr. mud Mrs.
i. 6. Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. g; N; shcl-
Mr. md sfts. T.. j. l1nyncr, NJ. aMtl
| ii. Unrby, ,Ir. u,ll Mrs. q. H. WrtMorG,, Mr.. ai"
MrA. G. i; l,uys STR. and Mrs. II: +. billings, Mr
n,ul Mrs. 4. j. Averti. Mss Collin, Mr.. ,.,lt Mrs
". c. t;r.ilt, Mr. nt,d Mrs. II. snyG., Mr. sH11l,
sfr. anil Mrs. llrlS ley. DR.. n'ld sttS
Mrs. i. ". Alcr,o,,, Mr. mid Mira: ?; II
shpnnn Mira II. .. 9n,1ir. Atr. MIL MIS- l:llt!tnK
tu,l. Mr.. lsl sfrA. v: f. Tucker. Mr. 1t1tl Mrs. =.
ii. Smith, Mr. md Mrs II. u. pnfsnt,, Mr. 4iit
Mrs, Palmer Miss Palmer, Mrs. ": u. StnrRcs, s!r
nni Mrs H. Hatch. Mlss Citillrr. Mrs. Dni'lty s!r
mud Mira It. 4. Taylnr, t1r md Mr4. CDt'k, MIS-:
CHok. Mr. M!la Mrs J. !, Cis,, sir. !u Mis: =. l.
MeAltlry, air. u. II. Eumptcl, the Misses t,n1np
bell. Mr. ind atrs. ". II: THROWN. Mr.: John went
wtrth. Mir. a,ltl Mrs. J. ~. l1ur4slt!. ludKe m.
Mn. Enrrtster, Sir. II. n: White, Mr. John ~
I)nlltly, Mr.. And Mrs. II. d. Shay, Dr. ailtl Mrs
| AltpVrt.
, 1880-01-14

Special Dispatch to The Chicaoo TRIBUNE.
NAsuvIL1E, ,Tcnn., Jun. 13-At fifteen minutes
pnst 10 o'clock Tonight, while tho third net
Of "Our Duchctors" WIS being played ut the
Grnnd Opern-llouso by Robson md Csauc.
sftloko WIS observed issuing from register
ut Tho edge Of tho pnrqllct. An alnrni WIS
nisctl, nnd II portion Of tho audience started to
lc,.ye Init wprg stoppct by the Insurance pn tho
rurt Ut conlcr pcupc thut thorc WINS MI frc.
The burning sotni-wurk near tho register Wlts
c1tingnistcd by two buckets OF wntor. Tho
play then proceeded.
, 1880-01-14

There uro 1nnny interesting features in tho
variety I'LL nf Manager sprnguo this week. ffo
tirst rrtaclits II colple Of clever performers
named ftHrris mil Wonl, ono of whom cRrturcs
his AUDIENCE In clover Imitation Of Pat Rooney.
.lc,,mto Fnrrcn. petite ind nkic dancer, bus her
n.lmirrrs, md Charles o. md Corttc 8enino1,s III
Il stupid sketch win nctico mainly owing to
tho excellent voice Of Charles Q: = couple
"lurn." and of eo,rae Nllca an.l Ey!tns, who nj
hst st rlyc ut ennle:htf,y nov, arc tho occasion
Of much lnt,ghtGr. There nre bcrltirs thnho wo
h,vr mentioned, Clark md Edwards, John Riley
Crttmley asn1 DO Forrest, Viz Reynolds. Camp
bell, and 1lllrke, WIN hrc wcll known.
, 1880-01-14

.----------------
wasGm lot IL" rr n;S tabmrrc ro o
1 trn w"nt !" wnrk a9niIs. Int Tia nuw-tn,lcrs
F,'s h NTH ,n,, ~ ,,r,, nj ~ ~ III, Il, nrH mi tud
cce II ~ rye ae,l m WITT II, n1 II 'S r.or th ill., e"dre
"rt fhon s,''',,m't" NJ III ,IT 1 T. h!s slo lid
in.tr,1ctcd @ hn, /" ;nfosn Tho nc ,hMt fhe 1os,,
5 IT, ,a hn ssrv'ss %',, 81 ,oy S h ~.
SIRIUS rr cIp,ytnx, a1ui t.. II, tin r,isn Of tho
fnrn,rr.. il sio rest Guild 10. work quietly
T; S n:c % s'rt s a. b ,sst ws to % x ,ls "s sfcss l
ne ctrrrt " !elnpury tt"pr;rx hc .!!'''"yn,,cs,
tho otcu nt,ai tn,nnifrti that ihoy csMthl not
stani lilo trestnc;t they were receiving II 10
mar mI' a q, t1 r U,si Ms insttte Tes whc III rcs',i
II lie tl"t.cip II h9lf ,,.,zcii ,,e, cnaged II
nrnIi,ntiv ;" hn,tutmI." MD n r,vpr.t nf ttolr
i,n,n,s Sns knnt wEirt, viii insr,, tllelr ,ipyer
MVnin i,njng tpirl{Wrsl in my OF tho hn,tsrs
Which hnvn hec,, .,.cl III tito light with the
UninI,. II is ,tn,.crtsMni Tint lilo rnckrrs hMsl
ma as i''t iSat ,hoy irt ,irc"i to a" 1T once my s
IL .e efls o 81'SaS axs a an 70 Keep 't t u
rl's'"s hnnl. @ IN nxt tho ,' future ns xow ,r,r
to cx.strjksrs % to lu,,,r,,yc th"lr nsltlon Is tho
c'npi,ynCnt Of little 4tloc.: NJ ~ ,n',n,e %
ttOH which tliHy tim INV 1nf!h nAtllst tHo Pack-,
cr cn nvl,l! them 'l1iY!it InGy l'tsass M'xpfi!
.lotll,t. tnat aKt ~ tno n'lsnsss nu WIn VII, ~
an ,, ~, ,,,a.s ,Y,,, .a ~ ~ tI,nI,, I;n," III
homt 1.s,tiv cnvrd Il, urtirr Il, n,mks r.s,ty,
f",r tIcn,. tlf cntss It il In thor tN,wrr tt re-
M tn,, tb H., .oin, ~ IL, i'll, fnr y}irh thny nrn
nv -, n,Iyfn,,s t,yt.rt mia. sl,r!, ~ tht,so Uf
m ,st r"w n,".~crtcn inn, ritis hv f,n nftrrmontt
,.,,ss ~ envr~n,,o in :, srtstinMai farm, Mi
vr ff,n tt,t1flry ,lnl tc, 10 s0p tho shipment
nf llogs tn this nlurkct. II Is aurH tn Hsy thnt tf
u ,.r, within ,rrrk III, ,tY.intS III
n,",s whirh r~str,r,w in;nfd nj, IL, tht, re-.
tEat VIII wIji i,c r,,ridc fr lnrvo numbers of
t,"n Xs xu,t, NJ r,,sii ss in. III. tic parkrrs
. @ All tho.,.s 10 mr., nil ,,,,,rt, ,,,,,irT. tbn
,,tss1ix LII, ~ annrinT iii tho "xprrt hrfn which
I'm ~ .sffr;trrs ,.,,t, nrnvitlr # viii Tins bo
s"c., thnt il ,s.s.s sulcy With tho cx-srikcrs to
tnr.. r,',,iitnn rr nrmirs sh, Il INT. III, ptt It
rSy, INN ,tw ,,,s asw ~, 'is ,, ~ wrt stutcnrmt
IL In ""... ,xHti, viii rtnCt, ti,o rensn t,f tho
sn,,fst Mn,u,,w tic strikers, ailtl Witch might 10
s,:i,.t ~ 1e e'''S' 's'"' III 'te es'"So ~ H""
~ X, ~ M, ,,n.o ,vh,,, o.rt,od vnstcr,1ov Tim
rit,,, IL liz ',,tHs,s ,rn,r, ,,,u.c h. th,tmTt,
;'."t",us r,nn,.r ( cn'- Inn. WiliT,m smnli.
il",,ns At%im.nn K i.c'' ay1), irmrnr IT,
III. tn;.r,,n tsn"kI,t, Z. irnvlsfnn i,nmnnnv
:; T;, itt,s,, /. ~, nIYi 1intsfnrI H. 5:
;J i;s isHtt, ,,",s I'M MI Ian,,I ( *, I'm.
% iioteHy & 1 e., hi; NJ .|"hi, @ i@tdw!n aS: Ango.
..n ~! "r"IE 1fE!. ti,n" & " rr, ''''
" sm",,r " 4 ~ - nnfb ti,n Smrlo. SmnrIron pnck.
AFar ,. ~ ~. % M.,. ~ .,,tfn', vtatart'nv
!R annatis !,, s.s!e'f. .,f r .,iye,, pIH!t
;nn ( III rrnvst11m 1 Eaunnany ha, tWn Benches Fiji
,i,,s III Il, I'm ,mnr,,imr Ind k,i1r,l 4j hf,rs. Tho
, 1880-01-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Cul., Jun. lc.-Mcssrs. barton
and Hill hiye rot1rcd from the management 0f
the California Theatre, which II assumed by
Sum Coiylllc, WIN will open on tho 1nth with
WIlhcmj, with tho Fnlly Company on OF ntghta.
In tho meantime tho htillsc ts closed.
, 1880-01-14

coughs aud cs,ltls Int tho Hitter will invariaily
y!ulil to Or. Hulls Cough Syrup, which costs Init
" cAnfA -
, 1880-01-14
t1ltATIXSs

No FANCY l',tlCEA-Iicst set teeth, q; ntItug v
rites. AcChcsnpy Hrus., Clnrk and itundolph-sts.
, 1880-01-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

vns recently elected.
4 Grand Rapids telegram. announces tho
9enth In that city Of Dr.. Ltn,1s W. Deputy. CITY
Physician. lie Ind formerly prnctlced III CHI
kago.
Tho temperature yesterday. as obseryGt! i,E! BY
urE lsuldEnga. wis. Mt Z; ~. ~ dcgrcra; , ~ T.
stcr at a. H., .ofd: y r. III, MT.
: At the annual election fol: delegates TO The
wntlSmcn wcro elected delegates for tho onssl.
S sasxe:cr yes y,1 I'D + " aSf5t Rs ''' A0se"
A Columbus telegram In n recent number |
II te Cnciinnli Gattttc announces the f.l!slo,i
s1it Of ono Melvin Mcitce, tho proprietor Of Il |
tied with hi,, for carrying apecunttons n grain |
anl provisions. Mckee ut ono tttno lived Ill ths
The First Regiments annual meeting took
bnHr1, Of Oiiccrs were submitted mid ncceptc'i.
Tic rerort u Maj: ]; y: lsanKs. TGr,easHrsr, r.,
@G j. .De ensy s, oSt s eHa deDt md 4ns
Juloothly.
Yesterday Justice 1.rayton received q re-
turned letter WHICH he bud inet! IN tas ely ~
Ind put ".rexas" III to III up the think. The
ss aboat thrco @ years II wns of no srcciai vaIne.
DR.. j. Adams Allen, President Of Rush
Sicdicni College, ans from New iork for Enn,lo
noxt sat,lriuy. Ho will he accompanied ty Mira
Alle AMI MI prnnanly 1e Ivy nw"{ 1t, LOT ,,r,,. n"s
BY many ycurs of clns9 deviation to hls proies--
son and he carries With hin IN tho @ nHst wises ,i OF
hanlsh Hill II il rsst atasi ma t,%vei: W ''' ~
The Port Royal g. Southwestern Trans
portation Company, or ut lcast thos9 who pft,.
Roso TO- org!nize I, r1Gt M yesterday nttef,'nnm III
Ferdinand ". Peck. 1essc SpnlnE, nnd itol'ert
1 ,S wef scapp1t,y appG1tea, q, csnsina !" stenshtp
calicd ut soino future time by Mr. lsao'
At tl,o regular meeting 1f thu Northern
mi. corncr If North C1ark md Centre streets,
T,insd%y ay"t,inw. DcpIS Hurry Peters, i,sslst.
q y. hy 1 m%ft IL Gfsf Tia'n s.c nt tn f,,o,s @ n
officers fnr tho ensuing ycnr: II. a., Hnc Thutnas
Y: g. TStfT L!n%Ml: i:, iiceS;diSE W,E S,ssIetary'
eeo'so '''
II Folzs Hull OF te enf!sr .n Nr,th q ,5 Moss
avee anm , o ast ,i.,nt ~
tho purpose q olrctillE officers ior tno ensuing
ycnr. Inc to!wiilE R.tteanien WEts unni ,t,
Zeltz. prGstent; Ghnres Wlnkler visc- i,,ts.
dent; Julius Ncycr istcnl,iillK -sGcret!ry; ienry
zRs 1Fst 'si Il
Tho first meeting Of the rcccnt,y-ctccted
tsra aftc1 M; rres9t IT, o%Kht ssa
% Rittsss; FFGY's nfleTf'o1M M:S, 1sn ',s'ey
sp s"hwssptz, and }f' .}phn u. l,oncrtsnn: flur III.
oner5 mMffI ~ T. t.t,n ~ % '' " s,n' nI M"r
Gi,t 'i roatlne % isaSess, tic nicetinr a'lorre'i.
annsl mns sssSa sysa' .s atss i s y
corner ct Michigan uyefl,tp and Twcntth street,
An rppt,rtUts wrro riHEtlly excluded frnln tho
1Masinass meeting, md tii6 socicty did mt wish
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DEATHS.
RENTAL Whentnn, ILL.,, Jan. - Mrt. Auguatn j..
Kunt% II, H., nf I,t1t lndAnnsav., Chicago. ..-
FMiefal Hsvvicaa ut The realsnpH of nor brother, r.
H. P!att, WheatDn, ILL. Friday Ut T. N. FFloil1s In.
Flled.
iN-0glcAms County IN. ~ papors pluaeo copy.
VAN AI.SrfSE-At no Whllu ktteot, FIoronc0 Car
tor auxhtor Ut ". L. and Mary W. Van Alsyno, nEad
uxenrK.
EH-AlbuIly 4lld llaGhnssur pAblgfa please cOjY.
MrMUL!.EN-Atl 4. III. Tuesdny. l1th Inst, William
llenry AttAupn. eldest sun ut Ilanipl aud ksla Me-
Mullen, nKed u yoaEp,
FmnUrni 'rhuTsiMy, 1T tho fcsdancn of btu parents
tu pn0 t1rsut At i1DcIudk H.; thshps BY carriages
tu calvary.
E'lTXGEl&A Lll-Jan u Mary, wIf0 Of Ueais F1tx.
Kgraid, Vt hlk frsidasIce, b hurley sttooL
fnnosui Ws1nesdaK. Jan.lt a. u o'clock =. M. 10
AABHs-t,n Jun. ~ HcnEgo 3tubbs, aged IS years. ~.
FuHeral will tnku plat ttum ls las0 EeSldoncc. l6
Wort JAckson-st. Jun. Is Ut II h. VI.
, 1880-01-14

a genuine luxury ts Hulk L. ituyners clcgant-
ly-pGrSunpu Cold Cream,
, 1880-01-14

Rosy -chcekctl i1isaes and pretty boys buy thclr
candy ut Dawson's, No. I'll atato street.
, 1880-01-14

Wl1 Will pCIl6GGuk9 HfGEf EithS.
Tho Like Gcnrge SpnrtslMull'B Association
held lis first annllal iaee,inK. .For President
theFe Tl's sh,'sen Mr l. 3'9n yiss;l'res!t!ent,
jnil,cs 4. Cn!nrl,cll; ,litsIr! Or M4iascrT. Il. IT,
CLUB. Tho Club shoo: sili 10 held T. ttS Kronns @
for the snHtollt..ey tA!dFs nnw held ly i; I.
Masti and Thy my anlsa F'..ss- .t' all saK.
wacr W. FIJI IL }kg Gons SS % nd pses 70 % to " ks a lie
territory f.,r It's l,elnrIs. Tho j,onrl 1t Mnl,-
uEorA wure instructed to Ia,ft nntieos warming
n1'a to s,,loy ensts m i t. W1 III
for two weeks. .
THE PAINE MoNuAENT.
A meeting Of tho Committee hnying In charge
by Col. Hubert II. lngels<'ll in ntsl ot tho n..
1lcnt u. rhouax Pufiio mot ut tho nlcu IT Ernst
Kcsr 's hat sSsu It'll ha bsyti @ iie IL
dSf ;ains rhnfy sSSn,ns s 3"n T. tlo h
being ). ..Thomas p.!ine" Aftor at,i,,e dtaqussInl'
" wnA 4ecltlUd to chalKe tho 4atS Ht tho lcctnrG
Soaa &c sans Ss sssaas s$ rf' 'as % I'LL
b. cotton togsthor, Oh Bunsiuy i!!a. o.. any
ticiets Il tho hall be srtieA ii prlcu s.eeor,ng Il
location. r,siIktng u g. tor tho ocst. 10 cents
fpr tho ,iext. an4 % ests M 19r ths sa!lsry L !;
that IT, acoustic properties are iirnt.class nnd
that those ia tho cutlery can hear tho dlstiil'
lasgo plotusa II Pano vii 10 d!spayeti sa ess,l
quotatlon f1utn tho Heyoutlonary patriot I'm
xeoa az q sellxto *ah Tha coylttes 3
70 sacGt next Friday Afternooll Ut o'clock "
iaH n Ta,as y Elasc. %hsS tho tlae for tue leesar
LINCOLN pAnK.
The Lincoln Park Commissioners hold thet
p AahIaod Block, There was full Hour