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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
RAILROAD NEWS.

Change OF Tlme and Contemplated Excur-
SiOns.
On and after to-day the Pacific express
east will leave Lancaster at 1:1O instead of
1:25. The day express east will leave at
AS instead of SEQ as heretofore.
Excursion tickets will be sold for the
Hanlan- Riley boat race Washington, DC,
on May "a and 25, good to May q. Fare,
1924 via Harrisburg and 1914 via York.
Excursion tickets will also be sold to
the Republican national convention at Chi
cago, from May s5 to June l., good to re-
turn June 10. Fare for round trip $25. 81.
Excursion tickets to the millerS' conven-
tion, Cincinnati, will be sold from May %
to June Is, good to return until June 80.
Fare for round trip, s21.5O. The Demo-
cratic convention excursion tickets, good
for two weeks, will be about the same
figure.
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.

II. III. Warner & Co., Rochester, ". y:
GENTLEMEN: have tried your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure tor g Bright'S Disease" with
which ! have been afflicted tor the last two
years. and 1t has done wonders for me. be-
lieve it is the only cure known for that terri
bic disease. and it is with pleasure that write
this testimony in its favor. You are ut liberty
to use this in any way yOu see proper, to bcne-
fit suffering humanity.
Truly yours, JAS. S. PRESCOTT.
North Union. Ohio,
Shakers Society. CuyahOga County,
myl5-2wd&w Cleveland, Ohio.
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Marrow ESCAPE.

On Saturday morning little child of
James Black, painter, residing at 527 Duke
street, fell into tub of water and only
escaped from drowning by the timely a.
rival of its mother.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
INDIGNANT AMr,nesl.

A despatch from Harrisburg says that
in the supreme court in the case of Harmon
Anderson VS.. the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroan, the judgment of the lower
court has been affirmed,
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Court of Common Pleas.

The second week of common pleas court
began this morning at 10 O'Clock, and out
of the twenty-eight cases down on the list
but five of them were found to be for trial
when the list was called. The case of J.
w. Newcomet vs..Stephen Sheaffer, which
was attached last week was resumed this
afternoon before Judge Livingston.
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Rios Broken.

Miss Maxton, a daughter Of one of the
at the watch factory, who
resides on Chestnut street, fell down stairs
yesterday morning and broke one Of her
ribs
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More Stolen Property Identified

Mrs. Isaac Bare, of New Holland, has
identified about dozen of the chickens
found in the possession of the Watsons'
(now in Jail for larceny as belonging to
her, and Jacob Kochel has identified
saddle, found in their possession as one
that was recently stolen from his prem
ises.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
"My Tormented Back, "

Is the exclamation of more than one poor
hardworking man and woman do you know
why 1t aches: 1t is because your kidneys are
over-tasked and need Strengthening, and your
system needs to be cleansed of bad humors,
Kidney-W ort Is the medicine you need. " 1t
acts like CHARM" says a well-known physi-
clan, 81 never knew it to fall"
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. NAY a. 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, stationary barometer, high
er temperature and winds, mostly from
south to west, and partly cloudy weather.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
RS Renowned Cough Syrup.
DEATHS.

SHEA-On May %, 1850, at the Lancaster
county hospital. Mrs. Ellen Shea, in the 10th
year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral on Tomorrow
(TuesGay) morning, from st. AnthOny's
church. High mass at o'clock. Intcrment in
st. Marys cemetery. ltd*
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BOY Drowned.

Yesterday Noah, son of Mr.. Daniel
Heneise, residing near Bigmount, in Para
disc township, York country, was drowned
in the Big ConewagO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24

Telephone, Telegraph. and kindred electrical
messengers will all be utilized by the orders
for SOZOD0NT, which will Ee flashed and
sounded over the wires. 1t Is as well known
abroad Us at home, Us cleansing agent for the
teeth. my2+1wdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24

ONE OF the kindest acts ever done for hu-
manity, was the introduction of ST. JACOBS
On. for the cure of Rheumatism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24

NPECIAL NOTICES.

delightful shave is possible only with the
Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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AARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, May 2A-FlOur dull and weak
superfne . 0oG3 80; extra ut a OO04 50; Ohio
and Indiana family ut . s506 %; Penn'a
family IS s505 6s; st. Louis family IS 5O06 90 !:
grades S6 5O0sO0
Rye flour at - "a.
Cornmeal-Brandywine unchanged.
w neat dull and easier: No. Western Red
~; Penn'a Red 81 -; Amber 81 30.
Corn scarce and strong; steamer none here
yellow Soc mixed 55@56c.
Oats dull, easier No. l. White. 4Ic No. D do
t914146c No. 3, do ls844sac; No. !, Mixed ll0
42c.
Rye firm; Western and Pa. 92Ga3c
Provisions dull mt IS pork ut $ll aj6pll 50
beef hams $l11l7 50; India mss beef $lSslls 50
bacon-smOked shoulders SIC; salt l5sxGlhc;
smoked hams lOelllc picked mans SI,I9lzc
Lard dull /: city kettle 5ssc: iO>se butchers.
&c; prime steam 81 1897 Is.
Butter-choice scarce, firm; creamery extra
SGssc: do good to choice l992lc Er,ldfOrd
county aud New York extra l9eslc; Western
reserve extra ut l59l7c: do good to-
choice l5ll5c Rolls dull: Penn'a extra l39
l5c; Western reserve extra 146ul5c.
Eggs scarce and firm Penn'a l3Hc; Vest
ern l3c.
Cheese dull and weak. except choice;
New York factory Mt l21ac; Western tull
cream. lie: do for good lO9lO1ac; do half
skins ga lOc.
Petroleum quiet; refined .5,c.
Whiskey 81 IL.
GOOd to prime clover nothing doing TimO-
dull ut - 9O93: Flaxseed firm ut 81 u
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Much Sickness,

MUCH SICKn6SB,
Undoubtedly with children, attributed to other
causes, is OccasOned by Worms. BROWNS
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozenges,
although etfectual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians, and found to be alb
sOlutcly sure in er:tdicating worms. Twenty
five cents box. Iianl5-lYd&wTuTh&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.

PHYSICIANS use KidneyWOrt in regular
practice and pronounce its action perfect
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
Try LOcher's Renowned Cough Syrup.

"Scllcrs Liver Pills" are the secret to per-
feet health, long life, and absolute happiness.
Sold by all druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
The Phon0granh.

Night sweats, cough. emaciatiOn and decline
prevented by Malt Bitters.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK. May 4-FlOur-State and West
ern very dull and in buyers favor:
supertine state % 7594 so; extra do - 25
3 O506 90: round hoop Ohio "a 9OG5 IS
choice do 3 SOG6 50; supcrfne western 81 75sl
choice dOdO - SJSl7 10; choice white wheat GiC,
- 75l5 o.; Southern dull and heavy
common to fair extra = 25G5 S.; good TO choice
do s. 5O@7 90.
Wheat-Spring quiet and nominal winter
dull and I4@1ac lower: No. Red. heavy 81 3SIss
@pl ;S13: do June 2Jt4@1l 3i..
COrn-Cash and May 1sc lower; June and
July quiet and steady: Mixed western spot,
52159525s4c; do future 49la@5s1ac.
oats heavy and lower, including No. , June
4Oc /: State AGp45c; Western 4ldG4.c.
Beef dull and prices unchanged.
Pork frmer; new mess $l7 50.
Lard quiet and firm steam rendered 81 10.
Whisky dull Western 81 OsaDl o.
Spirits of turpentine dull mt 4ieD45c
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Quotations by Is. X. JamisOn 4 Co., 5. ".
Il nm ,La.Sfl SfraAa

Quotations by Is. X. JamisOn 4 Co, 5. ".
Cor. 3d and Chestnut Streets).
PHILADELPHIA. May -
United States 6's, 1881, (registere,D. 1865
limited States 81 1881, (rsgis,tsrs ~
United States 4133's, 1891, (cOupOns). .lO9L
United States 4's 1907. (regstereO. .lO7s. O1i,
United States Currency III
Sterling Exchange. .fSi1a6l4 4s9L
Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2i.-Cattie market steady
Sales 2 400 head prime 51.@I5l4c: good 5605IIc;
medium 41Lz@45lc: common 40 .14c.
Sheep market dull. S;llei 6.OO head; prime
ia4q051.c; good 4l461E4c; medium 3aletic com
mon 3l46Q31ac.
HOgs-Market dull. Sales !, 900 head; prime
and good &c; medium 61ac; common sc.
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Cattle Market.
USEMENTS

4 FAIR AND DSTIiAWBEKRT FESTIVAL.
N for the benefit OF st. JOsepli's Church,
will commence on FRIDAY. MAY ~, at Roth
weier's Hall, West King street, and continue
for ten days. mI92wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24

DISSOLUTION OF FPARTNERSHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween A. J. 4 S. H., Dunlap, trading as DUN:
LAP y BRO, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to said firm
will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them to either
OF the undersigned for immediate settlement
The business will he conducted hereafter by
Frances Dunlap. Thankful for past favOrs re-
ceived, we hereby solicit continuance OF the
same to our successor.
Al. DUNLAP,
). ii. DUNLAP.
MAY "a, 1880. m242td
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Leg Broken.

On Saturday evening Patrick O'Donnell
and John Hagen, employees of the Penn
iron works, were wrestling, and Hagen be.
ing thrown to the ground had one of his
legs broken. Hagen was taken to the
house of Mrs. Donnelly, East Orange street,
where he boards, and his leg was set by
Dr. John L. Atlee.
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THE RETURN JUDGES.
A HOT TINE or IT.

Dissraceful DfsOrder-Hall Packed with
ROughs.
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NEW 4DTERTISEMENTS.

I OST.
IL On Sunday morning u MOcking Bird );
the finder will be literally rewarded y Ie;tv-
ing it ut No. 3lS South Duke street.
it'll JACOB ALBRIGHT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-24

H. e. RHOADS & BRO, Jewellers,
No. West King Street, Lancaster
, 1880-02-21
MARINE MATTERS,


M1LwAuKEE, Wis.,, Feb. 90.-Dnrlng the
carly part Of tho present senson Mt nttcmpt
will be made to ruEsu tlle proprtor Ir0nsi,les,
Which follnleret In Lake Michigan, about
four miles outside OF Grand Haven I[arbor,
SIX years ag0. The parties who llnyo agreed
toundertake the tobare New Workers. Thoy
think they can reeoyur tho 1rolsitles ut n COS.
ofslo,oD. Mr.. Engolnan is to allow them
liR!f OF her appraised value aftrr delivery In
tho larbor Mt Milwaukee,, The lronsIdcs
was visited by divers. two ycars ago md
found to- be IN gn1d condition. Another
examination OF thu hull Is to be nntlo next.
The propcler q. J. Truestlell is to l,e placed
upon the tirard llnycn route at once, IN c0l,-
constantly " Increasing vol,l,nu Of freight. The
shipment Of WustWnrd-bUuntl freight over
thu tsratd uaYen route has been llrgo this
Tho propeller Garden City Is hero to-day,
en- r0,lt0 from 1.llfInBton to Cllicng0, With
tfte barge Il. =. keatiig III tow. rjie keat-
lux IL l4tlen with Stnbs.
Iha barge II. T.. Ch.rcl was towed from
bsn4s bksf1 aa q e. M MchsaS9 sqe st ISL WITH VIZ !, ra "th
n MSS tor the opening Of navigation through
The schooner Jesse Winter Inns arrived
spteas DEp..sa % "a aSe 'ttt ettsaoo 10 i,"aat: Ms@:
=. DETRolT, AILcl,., Feb. M.-rhe stcnnl-harga
,Tccun,seis las been sold by tho Guelph I.llii,-
her Company, ut ,Toromto to Capt, Johll
iinnry ilnwnrtt and 4. n. Nioifut, Of Fort
Huron. Shc Will tra'la lloxt sc;lson between
Cnl!ngw0ud aud Chicago, ant Capt. Sl0an
will probably bG Master.
, 1880-02-21
"A DOMESTIC QUARREL.

THEATRICAL AGENT ihauSHEb.
Tberc was published yesterday IN the Inv
culi,nins tho announcement ut M application
fur divorce BY Eu1tiy Duigherty frn,n her hts
bnnd. ". II. Doughcr.y, IN tho ground Of H.
treatment, cruelty, otc. n,tt Of this grow Il live
" littlo fight, which tuok p'Aco nbout 9
o'clock yesterday afternoon ut ono
If tho placcs ot public resort In
this city, tho participants being tho hllsbnnd aud
Mr. pt,,i Nlshnlsml. the l'ress Agent Of the" "sfy
'y,is, who II also i eo.,aI', Of Mr. TouEterty;
;t,a,s, sG;cs, u.s. far ~ S 6o asser4e. th9t
to him ~ his eollain'a wite, that aho hnal been
ll-treatet1 Hnd therefore, felt eu1stlerasle Rytn
rathy. fur licr. ~ a,tel ii, extent lid ho carry
Ing to the stitcc,,ts, hn helped tic Wifo to ccnr
nut Of Mr. DotghGrty,s house Hhnslt ny tho
"fp ~ norty my Ts 1 u It ,t tliavnS ~ ses
Tho wife, daughter, and tho Ea'rtabln property
Wer asf rov " a, t. s3e 1tkw't 3"ep ts on HI, to
lively Interest In Ills h,lH.l,otf arnire. uni tint
tho daughters whereabouts woro known to him,
!gls something ,wlseh Mr. ln!luilertr wns
THO nmMtenr cxpressln,1, hu nsltetl him fnr
INFORMATION as to where his daughter was liv-
ing, he l,se'ins very anx!o,as to see isr.
nlittc thMt tlr knew where sl,s wns, Int refused
tnsny; wns littlo tn,tntug III Ills lliH,lagc uni
% es te M auass FIT a II M M " eawa a it
latter Is quick. .tcmperts', md l,y M ,ncnns Will
Ing IN submit tD such III slullt0n ~ tEAt and
ticcateing!y he fell upnn A1r. .Nscflolsnn, eve,,
to!9i i.s cousin, md, III tho anuKt'nKo Of one
floor With him :" for u few nlinlttrs. This 1any
by I'LL exnEgcrntion, fur sIr, Nehn1suu IL, IL my
g.rtan tt,nt thOre wus II lively contest In which
Nicholson did not Ket tho hest Of It.
The nffn!r lustcd but Il fuw minutes. Nichol-
sun VIVA tA,rcd, a1lsl tho bntt1o wns nycr before
tho bystnn!lcrs hnd ti1nca to Interfere. Two
minutes nftcr thAt all tto pnrtirs to tho Ell,
counter Il ha1 dsppear MI Nleo!son With.
tn1p1sslh1u to Iini him ut tho tEon.rn nr ut The
hnirl. lle was probably rnsternx his bruises IL
tlAl Mr. !'onKherty. aud therefore fill ,,nscrll,-
tbn Dc tho encounter. re!Ntc,l by either Ur
both OF tho pArtlpS, EntltlDt bO ktfEl,
, 1880-02-21
TIlDEM'S TAX.

NEW YOHK, Feb. 30.-'rho case of tho
United States against Samuel j. TIldcn re-
appeared to-day In tho United Suites Circuit
Court by tho Assistant Dlstrtct-Attorney
moving for an attachment to couIpel .letu,,d-
mt to answer tho bill Ut discovery under tho
order of Nov. I, 1870 which oyerrulcd Ills
demurrer alnl directed HIN to uuswer within
sixty tays. Tho tins 10 s,nswor expired Jui.
D, and down to the present tinle has not boon
answered. Instead, however, on Nov. 10,
1870, defendant appcaEel to tho Supreme
Court from leroycrrulIng l,lsdemurrar.
The motton to-1aYi WIS nlatle to de-
tyrln!no tho stat,Is' Of tho ease IN
tho Circuit Court, the doubtful question
being whether M appeal per SO operated ~ Il
ssay of pfoeoetliMss IL this CnMrt. Juligo
lslatcl1fortl sa!d llo llA.l r!Asaekc.l English
n1A American books, Alll l,ntl nut bnon nblo
to tlna any authority dtractly to thu point,
lilo thought the gasa before him w0nLt bG
simp!tietl by thu action OF tlle Supreme CDurt
01l tho lautt0n to dismiss tllp apllonl, alld ar-
curltEllEly ordered tllat tic lOil0n fur utiarIl-
!!lciit stand nyer tl,l4l thu motion to dismiss
tho appeal ~ thu Supreme Court had been
hecltlett. Thu Court uisu suggested TINT nn
etfnrt be nln.ts to ubtnin tic Supreme Courts
Uplnl01l ~ tu wElethAr'nil nppGal operates por
w to stAy tle proceedings III tho Circuit
Court.
, 1880-02-21


a bill WIS fifctl yesterday in tic Circuit
Court by 0. b. Green ngainst the City Of CHI
cag0, to reform tho cUntract made by lin
with the hitter for dredging tho river. Tie
advertisements for bids set out that tic work
was to be dono according to certain
specifications. but Green. fearing tho
tnpract[cahIlity Of measurements by snulltl-
llles. ns mentioned lhcrpfn required that bfls
should hu hnttE fur tile work oil tho
specifications, Ald nlsn tint bids should cen-
taill prices based on measurements md csti.
removed, Which should be iilntlU BY taking
tho measurements Of scow-loalls. Tho sp.ct-
fcAtluns were tllen nltltle providing that bids
would bG received fur estimates MI.lttD on
measurements male Of amount OF mNterinl
delivered intO scoWs by tAklng tho 1l,gasliru-
liellt Ut BcpWH. New advertisements were
Then nullc, and GREEN'S bill, which WIS for
rs to to cHl,ts cubic yard on scow measure
mint md ttyH cents additional clhlc yar II
ttin work wnH to be nude by sounding5, was
nccGptetl. 'fl,u written eUntract ln3ltlB Will
him, provided that the w1rk should be tl1ne
III nccurtlN1tcG with tin specifications, but by
soIile lnlStnke tho latter Ind mt bccll htunf-
ctt,, 20 tllat, IL tnct, Green was bound to work
alltl be paid by s0,h,ltl.gs measurement.
GonlplnI,iallt clninlx Tint It wns the Intention
r1rellent, and tlint lie Il: Justly entitled to
l,nyc tho mistake corrected, According to
hts estimates IN, Inns tlDnG S5i3l9 Nf work;
hut tue city. bylts measurements, claims he
Is only entitled to Sl,ltt. Gree,l therefore
nsks TINT tho cDntract lnay bc amended, atd
TINT lio lltay be declared to 10 entitled to tile
3j,9la.
, 1880-02-21

=. STATE COURTS.
VelerInt Speer, fur tho use of f. Z. Grant,
begun Giaplthycsterday to recover sa,oo0 Ut
Coddlngton, Hillings.
JaneE.' NpySSuel the City Of Chicago for
Rust C0o}tdge brought suit for $500
ngAlnat Nbf1im Linbcslnali.
William Stewart titGtl II bill agnEuat Henry
ClmrnlDn aM! Dnylu Montgomery, sIlipchnnd-
lers tllnt sailsntkers, elnLnEng he IT, ils part-
her, entitled tU Il lalt-lIturtst III tho sul-
milking and repairing pnrt of the business
slIico lts organization, Ii! January, lS1S, and
Charls:s l!lil,lellanl sued Coddlngton Bill
tngs fDr $1,000,
El!znbpt( Lane, Administrative of the es-
tAte Of Aliellne! Lime, DECEASED, commenced
q suit IN trGspnsH nEninst tic ClliengO g.
Northwestern Hallway Company. claiming
S5,W0 lln1nnEes.
Robert I.ai,!b md others began a suit III at-
ttaclt1lGnt to recover Sa,l70.7o OF l1erbert l..
A1urry Nelson and E. D. Stevens, surviving
Co., iilell n bill ngalnst William, r.
JO!inson, County Collector, to restrain the
COLLECTION OF u Tux Of Sl,72l,al OH their per-
suilal s property on the ground that It WIS
Joseph ti0ss commenced u suit for. $4,000
damages against the rItAburg, Cincinnati l.
Ut: l4un!s llnllWAy conlpnhy.
Paul +: Nicholson begun suit III attach
Rankin, M!las, Mckee, nkln,. 10 rccoyur
.S5s3.7s. rhls Is elalmrd to b. duo for sery-
ict.s rendered under n cnntrnct 4atet Sept. TO-
l975, ~ business lnAl1Ngar1f llnMkln In eertaln
theatrical entertainments, and for money A1-
vA.ctl at hls request.
, 1880-02-21
THE COURTS.
Another Indian Land case-Pay
Wanted for Dredging.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Divorce Cases, Etc.
Cosrr11C.\rED LAND CASE.

COMPLICATED LAND CASE.
JMlgr DlMlBstt yesterday decided IN ex-
cccdfnXiy complicated la,lh cnso involving
nbout ito ncrus ilt tic Town Of Thornton,
known as tfln =. w. 4 Of Sec. ~, no, II. Tlls
WINS Il sutt = eJrctmnnt IN rcc0ver this la.,tl,
nml thu p;x!.Itlff, Aion NracomlMr, claims ~
n purchaser frnm tho descendants or heirs
nt-taw of Mog.see, l'ottawntomie lii
tlIal,. The lnt,d WIS given to tho lntter under
tho Ttppccnnoc trenty OF tsts,, md plaintiff
bought tlp title Of thu heirs III 1877 Or 1878.
The defendant, Joln S. Dlelfclh, claims tl.at
Aloy-sco Il, 1&s3 gavo hs bond for
Il decd to one Clcary for 100 ncrcs
ct the reseryntlntl, alnt n snIo wns
subsequently lnadu OF the remainder to
another party before tho land was surveyed
md the sclection ,lntle by thu President.
The land was located IN Laporte, Ind, but It
WIS lifted by a prermptor, AMI tho location
WIS then n,atlc OF 1and In Thornton Tho
title subsequently lccn.e very ln,tcl, In
y"Iyrtt ny rsssing. through heirs, etc., and
ltnally one Of the l!osle!s filed Il bill III tic
Superior Court nnklng Mog-sGu's. heirs, md
others pArtics to sctitG tho tltIp by ,llaking
tlla l,catinn nf the ,'rlorIlton, land WILD: 4
i!!e'fel1 cta[n,s ,lrlcr. tl!is decree. I,lttge
llfMfgett held TINT the Inlltnns, although re-
ina1tilng III tribal relations rs tn their proper
~, wgre subject to tho stntute Of limitations.
Aiso t|'At the Snterlor Court Of Gonk County
il ,tl!o Starr ill, notwttiistanding
tho hl!l Showed no contract from Al0g-
nee a1ltl no othcr liability tllnl his coyelniit
nf wnrrnnty IN tlln decd of lEs, anu Tint tho
title l,nslcr the rippecalloe trgAty was n,!
perfected. Tile tInllng tllorefore was In fa-
vDr Of tho defendant,
, 1880-02-21
GOVERNMENT NEWS.

u..- ,,,.-..-.. ~, .,, on,
1iE alapufse11'eats ot Ho'a loolea up s@1,ooo
yesterday.
T,tE Sub-Trcaslrcr yestcrslAy received $11 900
and pnftl out $7,UOO In slyor.
Nun. ,,,,,,,,,.n,, .,e a.. ,,.,.,< I, p.u
~. pnfet"sets u ING ea!ca9o " tacl,'u 1t'li-
rf'i" yesterday lmll over to tho Assistant Trens-
,nent on tho purchnsp- price nr $UoO O0g,
r,,,, rn,,,,,. rro 1n,or.,, ro,.,,,,,. ,,,..ou,,v
n,t,,,,+u ~ Snt X; ~ ,hf y, ~ Hi HI F
tux-Imlld spirits, $l0ss for tobacco at,d rjKurs,
nl1d l,GaG3 iur beer. There were no expVrts.
nun ,,r.,., 40 .,r, 1,.,.n,,, ,,,,.,,., n,....
,,ant wiii ,,'s ~ ,o ~ ,. att,,, c,c ' @
t,t,' ,st. - ~, T. ~ ~ lula % %."MH, ~ WMhs'H
@ . ~! 'u., , s"..s ~. f'nsn.15. n lnas Mctsa ~
hm~m ,1i 1s ~, 81 lt. th @ u ~. ra"t 'ae pAe
''"'o "se"'co ~ 1''7V ''o 0f'''1 o"s'
AIExASnEll MEYER was arrested and brought
t,efuro Commissioner liDyuo yesterday chnrErd
Mtn peR ,.!E. annaceo w!thomt = eonse tle
nj. I'rtn VIM Tn T. nte ~ ris s,I,.,
~, ~ ,v" s!,, "u ~ ~ ~
Mis-. ELtzADErn FLYNN. OF No. .07 Wl!lnrd
street, Enst Ir!.lXcpurt. COnn., writes to pust-
muster pnmer tutllIIrirr III To tho whereabouts
nf ler sister, Mrs. Ellen Wo>sier, nee Konnetly,
WHO VIII hnrn III Toompyt1r1l. County Tipper-
Mry, Ireland. When Inst heard from she was
"sl"s I'LL oousn iiaissea street. ..:,
District Attorney Lenku returned yesterday
1nurnlrs from h!s Washington trip. Jfe reports
TINT llts visit tld no pueulhtr importance. unl
tEut tho urcEg lsntl Gulsen cAses weru htrdly
y sysn r. ,St,os %t,o e VIZ sIty'tng the preset
sls!Eng cuso 1T tho lirst fasur,tblo Opportunity,
ai.l scouru u ilnul suutet,co fUr tic x-titng.
keeper,
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