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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

The steamer Los Angeles will
sail on the LIST OF August for Alaska
via Port Townsend and Victoria. Per-
SONS desiring 10 send freight north,
OF who intend to go to Alaska should
apply to Col. John McCraken, agent
for the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany, al Portland.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

p. Wilhelm, Boss saloon. opposite
the Clarendon hotel. Portland. Oregon
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

A little girl from the Naselle
visited Astoria with her papa and
mama. Among other things she re-
ported to her big brother on arriving
home was that she saw Master Willie
Warren and others riding big spinning
wheels on our streets. Well, they do
spin; that s a fact; hat we call 'em
bicycles.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29
Furnished Rooms tn Let
Offices TO Rent.

At Mrs. Mmson's LODGING houe,.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

Capt. j. II. ID. Gray Is now prepared
to supply the best qualities of fir, hem
lock. vine maple, spruce limbs, etc.
Leave orders at the wood yard. foot Of
HpDtoD street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

THE New Testament authorized
edition revised. for twenty-five cents ai
Charles Stevens and Sons City Book
store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

Charles Graike has always on hand
No. xxx Premium Ale and first pre-
mium Lager Beer from the Albany
brewery. san Francisco. al his saloon
on the Roadway.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

Charles Stevens IL son are IN re-
ceipt Of 4 fine stock Of mOuldingS, and
are now prepared Ia make picture
frames to order. Call and inspect their
stock.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

-F0r a firSt-ciaSs oyster stew, fry,
pan-r0ast or fancy roast, 90 10 ROScOe's
ChcnamuS street, Occident hotel block.
Families supplied by the hundred or the
sack. open OT i'm the shell.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

p. Wilhelm. Boss saloon. opposite
the Clarendon hotel. Portland. Oregon.
Tho finest quality Of harness oil is
kept al the harness shop, for sale 10y :.
Gray.
Ice cream AT ROscocS oyster and re-
freShmcnt saloon m Occident hotel
block.
-Zephyrs an AL COlorS and Shades at
six cents an ounce, al the California
store. p0St-Oilice corner.
Mr.. John Rogers of the Central Mar
kct, has made arrangements la keep all
the finest fresh fish, etc, in their season.
A tremendous stock of home made
candies, at the Astoria Candy Factory.
next door To the City Book store. OPP
poSitc the bell tower.
p. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street.
fashionable style Of gents and ladies
boots. shoes. etc.
j. III. ID. Gray i now selling Wheat,
Bran and Feed of all kinds al reduced
rates, and has also a fine lot Of Ash and
Vine Maple Wood On hand for sale.
The New Testament authorized
edition revised. for twenty-five cents AT
Charles Stevens and Sons City Book
store.
Charles Gratke has always on hand
No. xxx Premium Ale and first pre-
mium Lager Beer from the Albany
brewery. san Francisco. al his saloon
on the Roadway.
Charles Stevens Il son are in IT.
ceipt OF fine stock OF mOuldin9S, and
are now prepared Ia make picture
frames Ia order. Call and inspect their
stock.
For the genuine j. ii. Cutter old
| Bourbon. and the best of wines. liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem,
| opposite the bell tower. and see Camp
hell.
Capt. J. II. ID. Gray Is now prepared
10 supply the best qualities of fir, hem
/ lock, vine maple, spruce limbs, etc,
/ Benton street,
-For a firSt-ciaSs oyster stew, FRY
I pan-r0ast or fancy ruaSt, 90 10 ROScOe's
/ ChcnamuS street. Occldent hotel block
| Families supplied by the hundred or the
sack. open OT i'm the shell.
-S. Danger. san Francisco clothing
store, has the largest and best selected
stock of clothing i'm the city. Also. gents
! furnishing goods. boots and ShocS
trunks and Valises, hats and caps
-taramelS, MOlaSSeS Chewing Pep
peTmint. CocOanUt D'ltalia, COcOanut
4 Ice l.mltnr SnnicL and Lot nf mnnL
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

The finest quality of harness oil Is
kept al the harness shop, for sale 10y =
GRAY.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

By order Of the Common Council.
Y. II. CARDWEI.L.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. oregon, July p. 1881.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

The name of the Alute Chief. who
was landed at San Francisco by the
steamer Dora last week from Oun-
alaska, was incorrectly spelled in the
dispatches. His pame is Alutian
Chief Buf Bourdotopsky. He occu-
pied a state-room near the stem of the
steamer and towed his name behind.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

For the genuine j. II. Cutter old
Bourbon. and the best of wines, liquors
and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem,
opposite the hell tower. and see Camp
bell
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

p. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street
has just received the latest and mos
fashionable style Of gents and ladies
boots. shoes. etc.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

Weather at The Dalles decidedly
hot, the Thermometer ranging from
I0I To- los AT different places in the
shade. The river breezes have not
been blowing, 50 that no relief is had.
The town presents dull appearance
except as regard railroad doings, and
the presence of cxcUrsionists.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

lee cream NJ ROScOcS oyster and re-
freShmcnt saloon n Occidenr hotel
block.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

Mr.. John Rogers of the Central Mar
kct, has made arrangements Ia keep all
the finest fresh fish, etc, in their season.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

A tremendous stock Of home made
candies, at the Astoria Candy Factory.
ncNt door 10 the City Book store. OPP
pnSitc the bell lower.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-07-29

-Zephyrs IN AL COlors and Shades al
six cents an ounce, at the California
store. pOSt-Oflice corner.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
In Trouble

Wa1e Hampton seems 10 have lost
his temper permanently. He took Of
fence at something which that tlme.
honored organ OF southern chivalry,
THE Charleston Mercury" published
about him, and sent back his copy OF
the paper, and requested that DO fur
ther numbers be sent to him. Wien
the editor wrote him letter uf remon.
STRANGE Hampton replied beg 10
say tina, regard your letter as an im.
per'ireuce and your paper as a Dui-
sance." This reused the wrath of the
editor, and lie responded in letter
accusing Hampton Of trying TO kick
down the ladder which raised him to
his elevated position, asserting hi;
right az a Democrat in good standing
to criticise the acts Of the party's ser
wants, and closing with the information
that his address was Charleston. S. c,
/. IS very pretty quarrel, and must
"p.rPi x" il it does not "almost dis.
courage" the late advocate Of the prin.
cigles CT Lee aud Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
RriRanunR q fuTurkey,

Tn. Athens correspondent OF a Lon
don paper ,elegraphs:
The intelligence that there has been
not little hard fighting OF lais be
tween detacLuIrnts Of Ottoman troops
and the brlgAndE about Noun! O.Ym-
pus, in Macedunls, aud near konitzA,
has been confirmed both by the inhabi
tsnts OF the country aud by official dit
patches. Recently the Turks fell into
AN ambuscade on Mount olympus,
where they lost 80 men. The condition
OF tue districts chiefly affected Is de-
pieted in colors Of the most sinister as.
peCt. Thesssly il suffering less than
Macedonia, because the MoharnedAnB,
forming d seventh Of the population
are generally Pclcefuliy disp9-ed Th'
Greek garrsous on the frontiers have
b4en able to tske some Of these eesprr
ADDE'S prisoners. 5oms OF the robbers.
laden with pluuder, touched at La-lum
a day or tao sipcs. They have juB'
been seizsd and imprisoned by tie
Greek authorities. TIL q case, aud 9
number Of previous instances Of to.
same Kind, ought TO have Induced the
Porte 20 refrain from charging he Hell
lenic Government, "a it does IA its las
note, with the responsibility ct these
crimes. As a matter Of fact. the victim.
Of the bIi.aud- are lhs prJ!egra, and
not the enemies, of Greece. The bar
harous condition Of the districts IL
question Will, | fear, proVe irrsmedi
able so loag q the Greek question con
t.nues unsettled, ard 50 long as the
borter Provinces consequently lack a
sound and Arm administration.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
lnLlIlcnl Nnieh.

P.tsr Slsub, Democrat, was 81 .ct I'd
Mayor Of KuoxviIls, Tennessee, on Sat
urday, "by the largest vote ever polled
In a municipal ooute't." lie WAS sup.
ported by many Republicans, on the
ground Of his fitness for the Oifc'. The
Board Of Aldermen contains ii Demo
srsts and 5 Republicans, "though po'
litlcal lines are sharply drawn"
At meeting OF the Colored Rspubli,
cana OF Nashville, on Saturday resol u.
tiOns we're sdop.cd recommuiiug John
NJ. L8pgston for position in tho next
Cabinet, and a delegation Of eighteen
was appointed 10 urge upon General
Garfield the claims OF the coiOred peo.
pie to share OF Official patronage.
James g. Fair, who was declared
elected UAited States Senator il Joint
convenhoq OF the Nevada Legislature
on Wednesday last, said in an address
"his chief aim in the Senate would be
to secure free coinage"
The cfiicisl vote OF Texas fer Governor
gives Roberta, Democrat, lCG, lOl;
Davis, Republican, "a, 1882; Grr en-
backer, 80 72l,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
DcstruClIEe EiKea

TIDE hosting works OF Hale 4 Nor,
cros3 at Virginia city, Nevada, were
burned on Wednes lay evening by the
explosion OF coal oil lamp. Al the
buildings Oh top OF the shaft we're de.
stroyed, but the shaft is not believed
to he much damaged, The loss is $50,
coo.
A. hcVeen's hub aud spoke fac c'ory
at Dresden, Ontario, was burned on
Saturday moruing. The loss will reach
SIS, ,ooe.
4 IRE in Mp0tord, Ontario, on Friday
night, destroyed seven buildings, caus-
ing loss of $50 eco.
A large baru beIOuS ing to the Cole,
Lnau estate, a EpGrata, "a, was de
8troyea with 10 head OF Jersey cattle ,or
Friday light 10y an incendiary fire.
Loss not known.
The building No. 4 Cour;land street,
New York, occupied by the Waterbury
Clock Company and Charles Bruno Il
son, musical instrument dealers, was
damaged by FIRE on Saturday night "a
the extent OF 500 900, which ia partly
covered by insurance,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
+ FUuhTH EulTlGS.
,IsTs oF yOTERs AssEssEo.

wnera the LIT. ef the Assessors
ar. Hung nj for public luspee-
SiOn
The county assessors, M Thomas
W s.yills for the Northern district and
M. D, W. Hughes for the southern
d strict, have completed the assesSrheut'
and ON Saturday last, in accordance
q i,h law, hang up their lists 10 the
yersl wards OF their respective dis
tricts.
The places where the lis's are hung
I'D are given below. All cil1 rs
6ould consult the list flr the ward 10
sbich they may liye, aud see II their
l. ames appear incorrectly or have been
omitted. To have such omissions sup
plied and errors corrected they VIA
lave to be present on the last Of this
month when the assessors sit at the
City Hall. The list Is us follows;
NORTHERN DISTRICT
Fifth ward, Western distriot--b' H.
Lummis, grocery store, Seventh aud
Monroe streets.
Fifth ward, Bas:ern,-Nlchelson q
shoe store, seventh street, beIweer
Orange and skiplsy
Sixth ward, North, $. Chadwick
store, Fourteenth and French streets
Sixth ward, South, John K. Gala
her Ssyeuth aud Walnut streets.
Seventh ward Wvst,-Dr. Shaddin
gers Office.
Seventh ward Esst--lsAscR ighter'
cigar store, Ninth and Market streets
Eishth ward John Lewis, Ninth ant
Church streets
Ninth ward--Bullock's grocery store
Vau6ever Avenue and Hultou streets
SOUTHERN DIsTEIcr.
First ward-John 0tto's cigar store
Front street between Market and SHIP
ley.
Second ward-Wm. Barefords olga
store on Third street bridge.
Third ward, West-Michael Knowles
saloon, Fifth and Madison streets
Third ward, East-Msgistrate Bsrto
lstte's Office, Shipley street aboy
Third.
Fourth ward-(east and wssDW. II
IRobinson's cigar store Fourth stree
near King.
Tenth ward-P. Kelley's grocer
store, jackson and Chestnut streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
SfGnArl Epie iUN.
C. A. LlsIKIyT COURT.

a RuOity QuestiOn Raised - Dis.
srict AGsornsy Patterson Uatiss
tt-He wants 10 Pat Aimseif
Rtgns UP0p the Record.
Last Saturday at IL O'Clock the
United States District Court met to
transact some odds and ends Of business
had been postponed from preceding
session. We have already stated that
on Friday a Judgment was rendered by
q Jury in favor Of the Government
against ex-collector W. d. Nolen and
his suretiss for s6sl SO.
II the usual custom had been adhered
to the money would have teen sent to
Washington to be distributed to the
parties claiming it District Attorney
Patterson, though acknowledging the
custom, determined not to be hampered
by any more such useless red tape and
resolved that he would take the respon-
sibility of sen ding the amount to Wash
ington, less the coets which had &C
crusd in the ease. This decision and
resolution Of Mr.. Patterson enables all
the parties concerned to get their costs
at an earlier day. Mr.. PatteI son said
there was Q decision in the Philsdel'
phia Circuit Court upholding him in
his action and upon that he relied, tol
his guidance.
twill be rsmenbszs1hat on Friday
last Anthony HigsiHs, Esq, on behal
Of his client, 5acob Levy petiticned tt
the court Tor the payment by the gov
eminent Of Levy's witnesses op th'
ground that Levy was too poer to do i
himself. The petition was presented
and the request was granted while Mr.
Patterson was absent in the Gram
Jury room and therefore he had III
knowledge Of it. Mr.. Patterson cam
before the Court on Saturday aud ssk
ed that the record be so amended as t
show that he was absent attending t
his duties in the Grand Jury room 81
that it might be made to appear that i
was no fault Of his that he was no
present when the request was mad
and grant
Judge Bradford said that if,ttsre Es't
any reflections they were Oh the COur
and none whatever on Mr.. Patterson
and therefore he saw no reason fol
amending the record.
Z. G. Bradford Jr., Esq, counsel foI
R. R. Hill in bankruptcy msde 40
plication that the name Of James r
Short a creditor be entered upor
the schedule with other ctedi
tors. He said Shorts name bat
been unintentionslly omitted, and h
cited authorities to show that a bank
rupt had right to amend the sched
ule from time TO time so that 10 in
justice, be done to omitted creditors
C. R. WLite, Bsq., of Philadelphia anc
l. C. Grabb, Esq, Of this city, wer,
counsel against the amen ling Of tn,
schedule, but Judge Bradford decided
that the schedule could be- amended.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
s.raYBalDsg3 a nUrLIDGE.

English kp~eia ists Late Of Lon ,
aos, EngiABd-rhafr Arrival Ia
oar CiIy-r rbsy Have taken Far
Iors ai tho CiAytOa House. whore
All Cas- sOssuit Them.
Drs. Pslhy bridge Il Ru,lidgs arrived In
our city last evening, and have taken
parlors At the Clayton House, where
their ofioe was opened this morning,
at Q q. m, for the treatment OF chronic
diseases. They will remain With us
one month TO chow the people the on
ward strides Of the English scientist.
They have loug been considered, at
their homea (Louden, Bnsland) TO be
the greatest living diagnosing physi-
clans and their ability TO prescribe for
and treat chronic disease have been
mr. with the highest enconlums from
both the press aud the people.
ORA. Pethybriigs * Rutlidge never
ask their patients question, but will
locate the disease, give a correct des.
cription and diagonose, ths accuracy Of
uhich is said by tasis pitients TO 6or-
der upou the marvellous, and they say
to all, II you sre doing we'll under the
care OF your hou1 physician DO not
come 10 them, as their province is
TO treat those who cannot find relief
otherwise, and they have no disposi-
.ion 10 interfere with any that Is hon
est and effective.
Drs. Petbybridse aud Euuidse OK.
press the opinion ttat tue day for
tuvstsriOus mods OF ths head, roilingB
Of the eyes, and shrugJ Of the shoulders
has gone by. Eo9ls trying 10 look
wise oan no longer deceive the people.
Men and women drsirs 20 kAOs what
their diseases IRE, and what In
necessary for tbs,, care As tn"
so-csled regular practitioners have
made chronic dis a.a m,r. ohfoL
ic by their treatment Of them as
the intelligent public have dis
covered the errors aud dangers OF
all the old m~thois, aud thai most
chronic sleltiona have been produced
through the yoi-orous uosnums OF
. kutft uFluhFI tpAttH'i6 VI A'OhAph7s7t'
and Parao.lsus, they ara desefttng thess
disease. producing and mau-sIsyi ing
doctors by the thousands, and our
system iP now receiving their support
and indorsemeDt, and from the
extraordinary results obtained from
my remedies, and the immen
20 number Of converts they are
making, we believe the time Is near At
hand when all the drug sytt-mg Of
treatment for I. fgctions, contagious, or
chronic diseases, will be- remem beTed
only as a delusion Of the past, and the
poor doctors who srs now appealing TO
;he Legislatures Of the several States
TO protect them IN aslr etnpiricism,
will bow their heads In shame. Oiicc
boys in Attendance during oiiCe hours,
3 a. IN. TO Il nj, 2 IN. to p. IL +,
and from 7 to in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Death of u Dlssimguisnod Author

William c. Fowler, suthor and ex
professor, died in Durham. Connect
cut, on Saturday night, aged 64 years
He graduated from Yale College, il
1916, and vas q tutor there for severa
year,. He was Afterwards Professor Q
Chemistry at NJ ddlebury College, VeI
mont, and Professor Of Rhetoric anC
OratOry, at Amhurg COLLEGE. He mar
ried a daughter OF Noah Webster, auc
edited the University edition OF Web
ster's Dictionary. Among his Literary
works was treatise on the EDglist
language he also wrote several hist0
fies. he served IN the Senate Of Cor
nectielt IN 1864.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Sherman and Garfield.

Secretary Sherman arrived at Men.
Gor, on Saturday afternoon, and lett
yesterday afternoon tor Cleveland. In
reply to iEqDiries as to the 5ignlfesrce
Of his visit, he said he 'simply called
on General Garfield, and they had talk
ed over matters and things which came
up. He had Hothing to say about Ihe
conference which would interest the
public" Mr. Sherman will remain in
Ohio until the latter part OF the week,
and then return 10 Washington. SeE-
ator Allison, Of Iowa, will visit Mentor
to-day TO press ex-COngressmeD Wilson
OF that S!ste, for position il tie Cab,
met.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

. Nm 4 E,h"c snd In Chancery.
INn Il. Elliot, irustee, o.er,p
uuder tho last Win and NEW 1A CAo -
Testament OF ReoeccA 5. OOUNIi' 49,
n. Cornell. deceased. vs.. p.,,,ion
Thos. Y Field and MAJ cause ol r0iN'i'H
garet NJ. Field his wife.
In D,rr,arca of an ords of the Chancel'
lo- in the above cause, made at the sep''n,A'
her term, lsse, all perssns havtog any nen
or liens affecting the interest or estate OF me
said lanes Il. Eliot, John X. Eliiot; Josn
X. EiliorI, Trustee, under the last WIZ anu
T.sta nert OF ReDecca ). X. Connell, Ss-
! ceased, Thomas Y. Field ana Margaret M;
Field. or either OF them, In the lands ana
premises to which said cause relates arc
hereby notified to tile petition setting i"rtn
! the nature and amount OF the same ID tho
ofiise OF the Register in Chancery lor Rev rev
CaftIe County, ten days before the tnlra
MonIay In February, A. D., 1881, and " Sp'
near and prove said lien or liens at the On
! ming term 4 the Court, before the rising Vi
the court on tns third day Of the tern.
EDWARD u. BRADFORD: Jh,
Wilmington. Del, Dec. ~, 1850. st-e' th
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
cu.EaUn.
roEs OF rHE RUBY DEMOS,

FOES OF lAE n ubh
work Of the Temperance Peopis
For Local option Opposi'io"
sPring up.
A call has been issued for 3 meeting
of all the licensed liquor dealers in wa,
mington to be held in the German hali
ON Fourth street between Market aud
King on tomorrow evening at So'clock.
rhs meeting will be held, 1t is thought
TO devise some means tor resisting the
passage Of the local option bill, whlcA
the Legislature will soon be petitioner
for.
On this issue there will be very
lively ight during the present session,
and a general move is being made on
all sides to secure signerS to the petit
ton. Last night Rev. J. II. Nixon
pastor Of Central Presbyterian church,
preached Local Option sermon, and
passed around among the congregation
copies of the petition, with the request
th at they secure signers.
The petition reads as follows;
To THE HoSoRABLE THE SENATE AND THE
HousR OF REPRESENTATIVES, oF THE
STATE or DELAWARE;
The undersigned Cidzeu Voters, and
other inhabitants Of hundred,
County, respectfully and
very earnestly petition your honorabI7
body for the passage Of law, at your
present session, embracing the prinoi
| pie Of what is known as "Loea.
lOption."
Your petitioners believe that the
passage Of such law at this time vii!
be both sxpedieut and benefcentr aud
is alike demauded by the public senti
ment and the public welfare. they
believe that 1t will place in the hands
of the people themselves the means oj
destroying their worst enemy one
that brings material, mental and mora
rain to untold thousands ont
that brings poverty, tears and
death to numbeTless unOfsndipe
women and children one that I'LL:
our iails with criminals and our al ans
houses with panpers an enemy tina
increases our taxes while 1t dlmisheE
our revenues. Fearful as the rsvsgei
Of this enemy are, your petitioners dt
not now ask you to assume the respon
lsibility OF destroying it yourselves, bu
ouly to place the power in the hands o
tue people, that they, if they choose
can do SO.
Local Option is not an experiment
II. has been tried and approved il
many places, especially along our west
border in our Sister State OF Maryland
where it has proved its"lf beuefcer'
measure OF reiist.
In view OF this, and much more tka'
might be urged, your petitioners ask
your honorable body TO give the peo
pie, the qualified voters Of the State
al opportunity to say whether OF po'
the sale OF intoxicsting liquors shal
longer continue III their midst,
The Executive Committee Of the Al
Iliance nave placed the general work oi
the petitions in the hands of Eiwarl
Briugnurst, sr., and Il. w. Morrow
ard copies csn be- obtained from eltheI
Of them. Ali thoss who have petitiOns
are requested to notify Mr., BringLurs
TODAY or tomorrow of the humber .
signers but to still continue and gs
more names.
THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
will meet at Dover to.moTOw Afternoon
and will st once c)mm-nc5 TO work ol
Ithp legislature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Ma,arAIimond,s Court.

Since Saturday morning tAe follow,
ing cases have been disposed OF at the
police codTt: Caroline and Austir
Weller, John Beatty AID Annie and
Ambrose Hsgsrty, charged with va
grancy, were sent to jail for thirty
days; James White, charged with DIS
orderly conduct, was fu-d one dollaI
and costs: five cases OF drunkenness!
were also heard. Tnere were no hear
ings lis morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
An Unpr0VoLsdA

ATLANTA, Jan. l6.-b..
ribls homicide in s-4
have reached this a'r
I ur negroes were tIEa
the plantation OF / Al
Cochran, Pulaski Cougr
from Cochran they me-
man In the road, who "a |
cal ed ont, "Let her ra
negroes simply echori +
ing to the white man, .
He at once got higL.J
going 10 q house near tI
row a gun. He fa..rt
another house whore b 4.
procuring q double -tAf'e
He then rode up beara
" hO received tLei' 81" .
his murdsrous iu.eu' T
nounced that he -
their heads OF. Tho a
TO shoot, but he vas
then tried to run %
barrels In rapid snS.a
h ain Vichers a mor'a. ~
saunders q dargeFoa y
" bite man then co1.--.
The Coroner's jary sad .4
came to his death 1nl Z
hands OF au nnFsaEn /
10 at the a' 4
the murderer Is sti1 a. (