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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY, 20, 1881.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
Brutal Murder.

New York, l9.-Jennie Wilson, a
homeless woman, was found, nearly
naked, in a cellar, and taken to the
hospital, where, as she was about 10
die, it was discovered that she had
been beaten and bruised to death.
She inculpated some Italians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
Railroad Insnanfion.

Cleveland, O., 19.-The Duke of
Sutherland and suite, en- route for
the Pacific Coast on a railroad in
spection trip, has been here to-day
and left tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
JULES SALook
No. 135 Main Street,,

Acknowledged to be as neat and coy
retreat as the city affords. 1 will
endeAvor to keep as Good al Article in
my Line a. can be had elsewhere. Her
mitage Whisky specially. Try my
Fair Exchange and LIS Corona Cigars.
J.E. CLASBEY, Prop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
A search Expeditions,

San Francisco, 1e.-Portland dis
patch: The revenue cutter Richard
Rush will leave Astoria tomorrow
morning in search of the State Of
California, a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
a EOrRPFF.

New York, 19.-Abraham Sellems
has been discovered in a $4,000
forgery on the Nassau Bank. He
was book keeper, old and tried.
The national police suspect more
forgeries, but he denies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS
VALLEY HOUHE.
May 10. 1881.

May 10. 1881.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Part Of j 81 Haverly's widow Be.
dott" Comedy Company; j @ Mitehsll
and wife, Beileville, New; Z White, Viz
giniA City; B w Davis, P A Csrlgreen,
Jordan; w A Cooper, Bingham; Z
Openshsw, SantAquin; d II Finley, Park
City; D r Swasey, Castle Valley; Mrs.
B Worthington, Grsn!sville; NJ L An
son, I Thompson, Denver.
WALKER HOUSE.
j Terrell, Il B Compson. Frisco; T
r Mcconnell, Park City; G B Bishop
and wife, G j Bishop, Miss 81 Vincent,
Baltimore; Z II Bsrnhsrd and wife, w
b Cudwortb, Boston; J Trehane and
wife, San Francisco; J Ksddin, New
York; G r Leavitt, Cambridge, Mass
Mrs q Il Osgood, Foachan, China; VIM
Fessenden. Boston; r Z Gray, PhilGdel-
phia; r d Rhodes, Park City; w NJ Bar.
rows, P Z Conner, Stockton; F B +
Rhodes, Sandy;W Benedict, Il MSandsi
F T Martin, Nav York; @ NJ Root
Hartford, Conn; D w Bell, Chicago; a
h Wilson, 0mAhs; w + Merrill and
WlIei DrOoklyni % N MllleTI NOW 1Ot n
w II CLARK, Mich; D B ingalls, anc
wife, H G Greeley and wife, Clinton
Mass; Mrs NJ Smith, Lasewood, n J
II Hill and wife, Miss 1 Hill, Keokuk
Ia; V G Samuels, st Louis; w Carroll,
Ogden; a A Plstts, 81 N Watt, Boston;
L 8 Austin, Germania.
Gift HOUSE.
AE..t-, TT;chtb,rp Pal, Nitv. I
Hanson, Bingham; 7 Anderson, Ogden
j Walsh, Silver Reef; w Nash. Ameri
can Fork.
WHITE HOUSE.
j Lucas. Omaha; w and Mcdonald
A Leith, Mrs Thompson, Park City; /
Dalton, Ophir City; Millner, Eph
rain; E II Pierce, Brigham City; T
Parry, Ogden: o + Wilkins, Fort Doug
las; E Taylor and wife, Mira Withheld
and daughter, Juab.
, 1881-09-29

miscellaneous News from tho Rural D1A-
- tr'icsh-a'he Happenings Ur n .NMy
Faithfully Recorded.
Spiral EorsrstuauttHse u 7zs Chicago Tribune.
LrScolS. Seo.. Sept. .,.-siemnrsal- 1lay was
observed pretty generally NIL over the State.
Sebr..ska Is III ful! sympathy with her sister
stntcs III luuurutng the loss Of Frcstucnt Cur
nthl.
New towns lire spr!nElnE up uiong tho itlc of
tho Burlington & Missouri !tu'tua,1 III Nebraska.
y Inul 1cal Ut tu1,her and other building TILL
tcr,at ntis its way tu the western tcr1l.ltlus VI
this road nnss u worked up Intu huuses Tho
Stutu Ii growing rnpstly.
4 nnn 1,alard Josgph lns'iok was killed In q
bstek-yuru Ut Etete last week, by tLs ratlnx In
oi II bunk ut dirt.
Pawuru IL tho bannor wool-srowny county "
thls StAte. She e1purted tho product Ut ouDtp
sheep lhta yeItr.
pRrs ul talu STATE. htilu ttsilc II. HltIyiuy i!re-
brunks nlIy s!sve II Ecou dual 0f piStprrty.
;. hurrlbe HutrARu wAs piripctrateI IN II lltLl
by tha hnnlu VI CuuH. Itftnx TT !lul. III lilo
uurtheri part Of the state. liz Wis InkeI INT
by llsynleed suo;i utIi lila persd,n kArrlhIy dis.
tl4uret!. The cnuhc OF 1t I'LL wtit tint he had
brentsu friendly wit other tl,tN's .vlyGs.
The eatltu Uf tu4trr Al,L Valley Counties nrc
dying trtIIn sutfit ulnu 81 which Is thnuYht To l
tMe tahlt atld f,t,lith d!stthc VI GrGAt Uritn!l.
1ho ialat!y, Whatever II IL, Il Epreauiin r7tlhjy
all0nK tho cattto Ut ttlAt SECTION OF Ito slate.
, 1881-09-29
THE COUNTY BOARD.
The Expenses of Eight Commis.
sioners at Cleveland Were
$40.
No Vouchers Were Submitted,
4aaax, but the Bill Was APP
proved.
Shall the County Lodge It's Jurors--
Insane Asylum and Poor.
House.

An adjourned meeting Of tho County Board
Sns held yesterday .nftcrnnon; all OF the mem.
lcrs present except Commissioner HUT; Cn,n-
missioner purinEton In tho chair
Thun,as Uf1riGn sunt III clntm nu1ountjnr to
Ss.110 for " extrns" III plasiertng tho new Court-
lionsG. which was referred to the Committee an
Public buildings.
Til: ifn,1t-ltt,EaE AND INSANE ASYLUM.
The annual report Of the WArien Ut tho roor-
1lnusr was presented and referred. II showed
tbnt tho average number Of inmates. Counting
employees, hnd tcrn GOO, aud tho total
txpcnscs sis,4ll, or cnss IT
TWENTY conts pcr capita. There wcro
40 fniuatrs ut tho Inst repnrt, t,44a bad l'ec,l
since nilmlttch. lis hal been Discouraged In
had died, nru v91 remained aug. !. Tic htrthB
kad been At-i:I males und |. femulcs-anl tho
tnierinet,t8 Nj.
THE report for the 1psnne Asylum showed tho
nrcruEr number Of putlnnts 10 bu isl5 the 4aiy
cost per capita for Keeping them Il cents, and
tue total cxpof.se &Si.ilB. Tile report valued tho
products Ut tho tnrn ut xB,s.D tito principal
ienLn being aug lnshels at potutoea, md also
noted The improvements tnala ut tho sovernl
ifstftutlon* dtlrlsiH tito yeAr.
THO i0lloslnR tn.lc. et,u1plicd from the report.
shnws tic comparative expenses or tho two In
6t!tutlons by items:
, 1881-09-29
BENEVOLENT lRIsBMEN,

Spseta! J;..;,atth to It's Chteasa 1rtjIAs.
lSniAHAp,Lts, Inr.. Eupt, .8.--The thirteenth
NatInnNl Convention OF tho Irish Cnthulic Ito.
npynlunt unlon cDnyunel this morning III Wnsh.
tnHtun Hui. Thcre nr0 utfuut lu1 delegates froIu
hhraal In Attendance, representing sont hfly
societies. A!tcr tile usa prcllsntnnry nddrosscs
culnl.lttees Ut. credentials and aulItlilx were
appointed. neentnry urIlln's report showed
fo.lrtuan now socIGlips a4MlttMl to the Gnlnn
tluri.g tho paat year, lilo Unlon Is coulps'sed
ut tho yurlous chl!rltnb!0 organizations within
tho Ealhullo Church, n,d INV llaa .4t nlll!tattnY
societies, with Hyvr l1.bN Me,HLors. II has IL
t,liul tor tho hctleht nr willows aud orphans, aud
lt4 sole object IL uhArlly.
, 1881-09-29

Licensed to Organ1ze-Stuts Bourd ol
Equalization.

Licensed to Organizc-Stutu Bourd ol
EslMutlZntlNM.
Spteia Dte,ntch 10 Ths Chseacn Tt4bnne
6pRlSGFlEE.i>. ILL.,, eept. ::S.-Tho Secretary Of
Stntu loGiny issuUd lccusus t0 urganixe Us FOL
tuws: Thu EwVlu Milling Company, Quucy;
.Hpltnl, tttJ.Wp; curIurntcrs. ilcnrysS. Osborn,
Hurry c. Osborn, ltulncy Lambert. Hurry
3lclsser. The ltubo l3rus. l. Meyer Ct47.r slanu-
fucturl,s Company, Calcaro; capital, s1'.tsU:
corpur.torA, Charles Il. lsube, :!s.seph lsnbo.
!.nuls u. Moyer.. ThN lieiuslll0 Pump skel1,,
Works: cNIital. $si.Hkl; eur1,urAtt,rs, Fred
Eatisrr, Chnfles liecxur. Ilenry sGhndt.
Certificates 0f organization whrt tliel BY the
Cutters j. 'rAtEors' Ael,lelny Ut tho Eity Ut tn.
cagt,. Asla I,y Ccntral L0tsGs Nm. >: l'r!e mud A.
cepted AItclent fnrk slasnnsut hpriI'1tielh,
Ihn Secretary Gf state luis beG. hutiiiua that
ca9u, Ut which ]. L. McsiulfiO H. rr.salIent. has
tlecrtAxod ,Ls cap!lai kturk from *lU,uhl,0U ia
$lAkh).UN.
Tilu statc Hoard If Equalization today decided
IL ad50ttrn slho d!e next Mou!uy.
, 1881-09-29

EIGA i4tElAR VOTING INSTINCTS
i communication was Itili iron, tho Secretary
Of tho GitlHetls' A*.NfntoM clll,la attention III
tne intnatty Of tho snte IN tho vnrGus prc-
E'f IT. ~ s III as .o 4w " a ts ,e1t ~, y e te
6uus!,.rte+ al l'rrc!'cts bc .hhusel tlc.. and
tito trecinsts c:I,nstizc!l. which Il was elaiaed
voting uinct+. Tho ,lociinul,t wus referred ia
tho C"nllnsttee TIL Public Service.
Ihp law stGIlnkr1IphGrA seat III Il petition nsk.
ing tint 1n,n t., ret nt,art for lhe!r use In thu
Hew Cnlrt-t ttnAsr. tho sHtnt 10 bs provided With
te'ei'l','nsnsld other cuHvettcnccs ut ths coun-
Mr.. tolnr.. wanted 'ha petition granted. BIZ;
the npiM4ltton WIS ~ src!t thut utter several
4 s,.nnlunte.,tiou was rea,l frum T. McCnnu,
me VI thu c1ntrsetnr+ tur ptntlu3 tho Criminal
trrn l'e pad s0 hin u r,,ahlc hln IL sctts win
his wttrEInen. n,id that the ttrlrrs Issued by hlA
%FtnSr sa H., Mt rr,,,Tnizl IT wAs rcferrsd 10
y Hn.'SttSu MILL.
Edward !. Fllkins. ClrrE or tho Hnnni. urr-
sehtcs bfIl 1T tiia1.Il f0r the expcIlssa uf tho
@ s' r n sne ' O. e. te to e. Gisycand
,Mr. Wo,nI was nri'os.sl to putting tho hill
sinner wauc'' q c.lars. Ills expenses u Il, tus
county he st"ul1 present bill II, tho t,e,,l WY
VIA aIIoSl Sy vt,sc ,r TO-" @ Ai'.'s . 'So vo,,x u
!n tho negative wcrr Mv.srs. Coburr, Wtad. u,,l
flb.lngin,,.
i iasvr number nl bills wrse presented aud
rGterrel ,ltnol,H which was une III u. W. kut.-
alt ftr S;1 ' for sysy;ess as .'cxpcrt" H. .t,l,'
lio,s.. Tiey we're ~ retersrnf.
,.. s s e.ss,s.'v % tue sra; ap !pa ~ tn2 nsw
lao rs"ts per- @ supsre'al tax. and % wo9u ''n rce
| lerFesl tn I'll" t;o'nM,,teu ii, Public lsH''nRs.
Tie tso;,n.ltion u htIatnt some one - IN.
eHrti tilt l!nthxGa prGIrtty III the c,nty g1Ml0
w III II sl'cclul os.lut' hl'. o,, tnnt0u Ut Sir.
Clark, 1t wits 'afI over tn tho ncxs nscutsug..
l.nMsISn JCi:Utis.
Mr. Albright submitted II resolution rr0vll-
iuR Hitting In Tim
, 1881-09-29

Willie Edoutn's " Drenn!s" Is do!ng very well
at ltuuey's tbls week. Tbs chanYcs IRE In tho
rast rather than In tho play. The Inter IL tho
sn'nc us Cycr-a tr'lie wearIsonh In tho tlrst uet
and tut u lite Hs,d animation In tho recoId Mr.
Mackay. who repaccs Mr.. Kruger as tho pho-
tographer, Is goor! substitute mud un excellent
con,edtan. Not only docs ht nuke II very funny
photographer, but IN addition be gives sun,u cx.
celGnl limitations VI uGtUrA. MArlUl EIulurr Is
all isnprutrstIet,t OYER her predecessor us kfiu
1t ws'uld bg nn Mldltlen tu the utttacE4ns VI the
SUING ot sIiss ElaioreA srccialttcs substituted
Wtlto E,luliu nnd Hiss Alnrrtnl Aru seuh to
l,tsscd III tho singing. Hhal W. s,nItn IL .ntro
!ltsttd itttl thu c,st !ur ltasscs tulnprehe.lsun
lie hMs Hnth!nE ~ tn, ntId does not even that
with grace. tuss!bty hv Gun Bls.H. Tho piece
nAs lost mine vi It, popularity sIus last set.son
uul Is brllntui uf fun uttd ir0!!c.
, 1881-09-29
NAILS,

Epsetat Ihtpattt to Ths Chteaao Tr.nuns.
plvrsAultn. ra., Sept. .8.-Today tho Wosterr
Nall Association lct hers uud advanced th&
prtcu or uaits from 81 to {1,aa5 Thor0 wns very
larvu ntiri,slnHce Ut numbers, altu shDy rept,rl
shat never IN thu history Ut tho trade bus tho
tle.nall Tor mills bcet ~ brisk. Tho taa,.ufact~
ururs ~ II rule Arp opposed u making sutliua
marked advance, III such a1tuIn would have
tendency to ths0w tho market lnto tho hahds VI
thu sl,coulators, ~ was the case !n ls1Y. whsu
they Wero badly b!ttc0-
, 1881-09-29
,n.,lrS not,,2 a,aincs+ In Chicago. Under All old

pnt,lrS hotl,g i,,,aincs. In Chicago. Under All old
Inv sI,cil s,npate4 Wcro 1hiretl tu jtny a
ltennstt uF. ;,nr ct TN thor fnt:,.nr. uu-eIyhth
.,f wiIi'h w..t,f IL the llrntsntent .t*soctiols.
llln Supreme tt,1rf n!flrtrs thu 'nelsnu Ut tho
iulhciIAe Cnrl. that tho lAw requiring THO art-
ttpH nl,nrt Of the G Khtt was rcpuactt by tho
lnsI,rtnta law nf lHGa. md ty Implication nf the
net NJ f*1! hlld directly by tim t II 1x, which
IL uthnr Iu.ncf!rIRries.r Although tho charter Ut
tho asst1intinn required the payment 70 IT. ~
this sum. this was mt such vested tight that
tho Legislature Euull INT change II.
, 1881-09-29

Tho litigation nycr tho 1T. james Ilotcl was
revived yextertlny IN The Superior Court by II
till taiel hy stuwIrt Patterson. helr IN II t1c-
fl Interest IN the cstMtu Ut tue Into ilnnnnh It.
stcwart. axainst Ills grandfather, Hart Il. s.cw-
ntt, tiroru1 ". PulIIuun, and nlhora ~ compel
MI iletuAutLny, nll Ing tlEv1rs rha!tVta Ut
till fur stu,r llsrIHl4o WAS Hlct! three Or fallr
ynnts aHo, bus rc.ulltty dismissed by Tho cosa.
IllAfnANl.
, 1881-09-29
JUDGMENTS,

SUPERIOR. CotJnT-CuSFHsstvSS-1t. W. Hridpe
vs. l.Elts J. 1i!tz, :...tsi...H.
JuiN:E GIL.r-J. II. nuriinR ye. Michael rlstcr,
$G3l.
IupuE SNITls-Cnthc:,nr punn vs.. J. ]. c.
Gillespie. tdl4.3l.
prlll. 1t III. VI. Genrse Frx; verdict, cliS, ui,l
jlIUtlOu fur ftrW ttul1.
, 1881-09-29

tIpnrfcttn Klein iltcd her l,Ill ycstcrny nYnlNst
Jac,0 kle!u. asking for n divorce TN the ground
Ut cruelty.
dfe iH.sson yssrff'aay xsat'tS
Krtiinh " cruelty. lrI.! to l.izzlo NJ u. kurth
fFu!n FrEdGrlck kurti, for the haMG CAUSE.
, 1881-09-29

joel 1:ls md Hugh 4. Wh!te hogan n suit IN
ctcutlent yesterday against .lnne* n. SHUT.
eainnE 1j,thU tlntnngrH inr Keeping tllosn out of
possession uf Lot Il. Hook l:st III Hchuo Section
Addition.
john u. Long brought suit tor 1900 against
A. w. Winats.
Ttle WnshblIrn l. atDni. Manufacturing tom.
paHt usEAn sitt IN Te,lcvin nIt!,lst tlEv Mieti.
Iau Ecblrtl l.allrtMi tUNspaDy mi thu Clienu1
NnvaniGcA F"it'e wlrn ..usliiIHEy, ia r:cuver
pbssrs+ s+Hn NJ twu cnr.lDutls vi steel fence wire
TaEligft 1T 81, III.
Henry Mtlu.trrnann and W!llnm Mnsstnnnn
cnnn.sa:tt II H,ilt Gtaifist ta t.htlgD i Strth-
wssicrh ltntlwny Company, cIail,nr g:t.uou datn.
Hgea.
MAsls Il. Ilecves illed n hill ngalnst Henry =.
Catherine T.. WnltY und the inho ffMriware
t:0lupNny tn !Drccu<c II nnrtul,vc ltr $1.ttjU IN
tho soI,ih tr,.u tcct nt Lat y, ll nr LOt w. aud
the in'rs! twrnty-il,rco sect Ut Log III IL 4.
j. AverIlis Su1HtlvISi Of thn y. Il. OF the y,
Il. !. or t,u n. ". !, 0f Suc. ., ~. II. 49,
Mhrtll UEuntor tItx1lil II SHIT fur f10,O0 dAtl!-
Ryes nEhill3t the Eity Vt CncuKo.
, 1881-09-29
ITEMS.

Judge lfawes II cn9n9rtl 1T hEnr!nE tho third
trtui uf tho caso OF S!mcon W. King nHalnst
thpt. Jesse Cox tU recover damages for HssauIt
mi battery. Tho i1r4t ttIni resulted IN vnrltct
for tho defendant: tho Recont III Il verdict UE
ono cG,ll Tor the plaintiff.
, 1881-09-29
Til; KEENAN, CASE.


turn or thu ui.lne viii rxps.r M tito ist sunday
i,r december, teHl+
-.
rfIE ISrE<AS f:ASr9.
,rho ,r,,,,,rc,,,x ,,,,,,, IN ,ro.,,, F,r , ,o.v
h"e r ,.,, ."v '..'1o" a .
Tho ltnns'cy murder, aud wh"se prnu'ty was
liked Ill t1.stb WE'RE res,,,c5 III J,,tiuu (}trylucrs
cm,rt Yesterday nr,rrtt,t,,,,
~ s:',..'l .'; '.''.,..
lnnpch1h8 us 'fuhhcht state' Mllls
Rn1 ther, WIS u t1rncrtl obieettol wl,fetl nt'-,
riIct Il, MI TIM n,)!nytts whlu,, wns Tint they
,vnr,, q, th., IN ,,n ,,r a., t,n,mnr,,r,nu. T,m r
.,..,, ~ w." ~ W. ,'.,.' 49,. ~.
seIot wis ,,a1 'as.es. oy s''o iam "',u ,t'o
.sl'.ene'' i!se s"A9eAaonh n"'4. ''.'...s
s"c tF'a' "e't '"e s""'c rs ~ ",""l 'cIta. ''",
.'a'' he use''so y" ''ss 'nc" w.s ,iio ."'t
'r.'"Gu''n " t'e Jury ".''e,n',"u '.'.' s'.,..
.lucstloHs VI nut rug p.l@olaer n"a N..n 'u..I
'riI" h.a ho;,' " u" J"ry..o" WHY unps"..'',
,1'a ".tef .i'1o ue'''ntN.ls14 .ne: 'on'so' ,
'so'" nee."u tutlt3 VI "n.'ur, -" NV. ""' =.
lhtt ttht ~ esets WY, "'''1 tno st'.o t'..'".S
R'"'!'hteu MhS'ner ~ n... "h ,eesae. tno "n~
so'u'e 1"stlce !'S c''''e nleF!te"' 'l. ;',ns iut
thor uun0srd lle mutton Oil thu Et1'in! tf0t ths
,lrEeIlsc Ind r,kilrtI to rso tilIvnncn In tho
, 1881-09-29
1,Kn1lATl: COURT.

In tho centc OF =. T.,,,lse Crawford. tlecrnEctf,
thu will MD cu'lEni were proven, atd letters tes-
tntfcntary "erc i4<ue1 10 Churles Cruwfur,l um-
dur his Individual bond II, tho sum
Ut &4v1n. Tho eslalH consists nf II
hnsu md lUE knuwn ns No. GU
West Washington street. which ~ heaneuthed
To lier h,l4ftaud. t'harlcs ErAwfDIsl uild s0tnc
t'rt.pp,y received trntu t1cccasers .rail.fnther.
shE!a t. given tn Mrs. Sa, nh y. lliaku!llnt, ~
revert u deceased. children upon liur tcuth.
tt the rstntr Of EdwHr,l n. Everett, Ietttrs NJ
administration wtr1. Issued IL l:dwlu Il. Potter
ulr!t'r !,ut,il tor 2tl.ut}.
1n tbs e!sulo ..f EtHst ililn,ea ct nl.. minors.
letturs of guardianship were l-s,cd to Frledprek
Drrclimni Under bntl'! fur $i.UJ.
iii tile Estnte III NirIlolns Miller. deceased.
ip,tc,s ttsthluliliury were granted to MntEdaenH
Miller ulitrr lu,Htl fer Sl:::Itt
~ the c4tuts nr Henry II. Albums. deceased,
letters Of Hl,H!nl! l!irsitun wer1 Issued to Lzz3u
4tuan!s uiIIrr b0fis fur $a.,NW.
, 1881-09-29

Jrn0E ACCOMPLISHMENTS md motions
for Heeciynr 1T Nalo s. Mississippi lIuut.
JUWiE GAHr-1Hl, .E,, I'll. III ~ ITO. In
elusive. except "a, vs.; :.s!' ~. , III, :.s ,. 3js
;7H, }lU, 49, Nh. :1 Ii6san VI. i:rowti, IN trlnl
JEiulE SNiTH-trelIsnlnary call 20 to 81.
Trial cnt fcrin Nos l,::ss, 1,)i. l,i.!s, 1,itt:,
l,4:t, Nj eAsu uA trial.
1tD1E ASTttNSf---AssstI Judge Gnry. No.
I,U,J Whitehead vs. l's.,rr+ Oh trial.
iulN't: lAME4t,S-lG. III. ~. II. No. L, Prus-
sn,y W. Stein. u,1 IeurlnE.
.lutnlE MISUNDERSTANDING cnil 1al to 10,
INCLUSIVE. Trili cnti, ~, Ut, ui,tl lul tu lily, in
elusive M. iV5, sI,t.ic!l vs. lnunt. on trtns.
JrMiE MnttAs-.4, III, IL, HI :s3. M. G.b!t].
Eontlt rark Commissioners vs.. SchUol Trustees,
utl trlt
,1rIaiE HAwEs-S No preliminary call. Trial
call ~, II, Il, ~, and 81 Su III King ys. Cox. Oh
triAi
5uDGE I't:IEy-Gcncrni cali Of ,lucknt from
M. wi 10 M, MA.. Set casu l.tl1, Wnchter vs.
lltnwney on hcMrnr.
LulytiH ftAHHGu-CGntcatcd motions.
lulH}E l.u,tIs.-inssttIt rseS futll to Il. and
Ms. ~, lEt ~ :bl, I'll :s ~: II: ::''s ~
:ss. ::!!saI. Aitl III.
l6l. lii. tE5, ui,tI ~.
Jtl,tsI: MISUNDERSTANDING aud 3Inl. cun-
sftlruGy.
, 1881-09-29
COUNTY COURT,

Thc casn Of yietnrla Fletcher vs. Richard
iIarrut. FIctcEar, divorce. WIS dismissed ut COM
ltaitiant's 's Gust IN n,ntien of hrr nitDrnuy.
Edith Whftt!uxhan was fnnnsl tt le tlGprnu-
cut, and was sttit to Tho Industrial Schtini at
EtnHkit!i.
In ihe .nhttcf Of specia, assessments Nos l.i
nnd LII, Town OF Luke. proceedings wcro dis
INtsxgd.
, 1881-09-29

sai !lr sniipac II wa* Tho best fh!iiV ttlht cf'ttil
WAS ltn,x Ting, btt hu wtuI ihI'l something tn
bcGnpy ht nttGhtInu. and tug i's'n would root,
.".;; li' hahnt wr,f,.n 9 10y ten, H., "Gn $et, w. IT,
wnuIt net i,im rarunrd. ~ tho Hvncrt'l had
always takcn u kindly Ihtercss In Ills ior,ner
slave.
TIE FIFTH S.ATiOS.AL AND HYDE
PARK.
Tho following Is M ui,strnot Ut tho opi,Iou 1T
thu Supreme s.ot1rt In tho casE OF tho fifth Nit
tinnat ilanE ns Chicago vs. Thu riElhRc VI fiytio
rHrk, appeal fram thu AplMi1nlr Court aF tho
E!rat district. Tho decision hetng written by
j,,ituc hickey:
1t was r,:scr,ic't. tho Court say. that 10 one
hui ile sllahsrst suspicion hut Nalllrnn. tho
FlilAa" VreAsltitr. wnS dt1ntltrr iinfi! May.
1864. There WAS nothing In thu pgougs tcns!ing
to shnw. nor WITS II catnta, Tint any uI thu
OIccts Of thu blnl; hntl EIly si,spIcf"H tint
Walttrn wus. Or had Rt any t!tne bcen. IMPLYING
The ,IluI!eys OF Tho yiaHe tn The payment Ut nty
claim ur ,rnanl whIea, ~ between tstn md The
village. he wns IN duty buund I" pay for Ills OWL
l,ersunnl frniId.. .-.
II was iu.i4:rl by rounse! for the ylaxo TINT
III his owtl slslt,t., u utIOn hts swi utes. nr tho
':t's.s nt othur rr!tust ,,srtott. "erE pr!vntn
t.nlte: utrl, tnasln.lc s tl1e lnHk h'1lcrrs knew
thu. thu i,uyIIlrnt VI these Atls WIS male tr',tl
tM'nss known br them u bo Tn, funds nt thu vi
!auu, cuuilsrl il.Hts,,4i tha, suGh puytnunt wnA
kntwil 10 iiiu bHlik nlfceta tn bc tn:huprupr3n.
t nr tho tr,,si iuntls. ilu tf1sslct t1lckeylhad
' co';sei t"r r ap.ee. s M au d. ,ay otos % %here
party receiving tr.t-iuntis tn rnysncnt Ut 4 rr.
Vate dent tn hi'r-clf iat 9een hell charseil!cu.
inen' where Ito tasty g g sl,arae'l WIS
not wnre. II tho !stn,, Of rsce!v'E sttch triIk:
rul,lI .Iot lawfully upp!y the trtIst.tutnI. The
ftcu,pi ~ stch tnniley t'tcr such circumstances
, 1881-09-29

MRke llfu worth littn4-rsnew your health.
proWu'a Iron AtstkFs Will 10 Il.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-24
Wedding Bells.
HILL SMITH.


The nuptia,s of Mr.. Frank P. bill. Oh Jorinth
Miss, and Miss o. L. Smith, of st Louis, Mo-,
were solemnized this morning at 9 o'clock by
hey. W. ID. Nelson, at the residence of Mr.
Nelson Hendley in this city. There were
present to witness the ceremony Mrs. Jane b.
smith, mother of the bride. Mr. James Hill,
the grooms brother, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Bran
don, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson, Hendley, Miss
Susie P. Mastin, Mr. Norman Mastin, Mr..
Chas. Hendley, Sr., and GAZETTE representa-
tive. After all arrangements were completed
the highly favored couple were escorted into
the presence Of the waiting company, and the
ceremony uniting the two as husband and
wife was soon performed. The groom's man
ly and commanding presence showed to good
advantage beside the delicate beauty and
modest demeanor of the bride, who, under a
pretty plush hat looked lovely in rich wine
colored silk, trimmed in wine colored silk vel
vet. After receiving the hearty congratula-
tons OF those present the bridal party took
the morning train for Corinth, Miss The
numerous friends Of the high contracting par
ties all joined in the wish that kind Fortune
will always smile on them with health and
happiness No cards were issued.
ARnETTE- Ross-Near Triana, Thursday
night, Dec, Is, 1881, by Esquire Beadlc, Mr..
Sam Annette to Miss Maria Ross.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-24
Noon Sinners.

Revenue officers McEntire and
Cooper,Tin company with Deputy
marshal Goodwin, Jr., seized a large
illicit distillery on the 18th inst, in
Marion county, Ala, together with
about one hundred gallons of whis-
key, two thousand gallons of beer,
a lot OF mash aud meal, and two
horses. They, arrested Frank Stew
art, Isaac E. Cantrell, and Henry
Cantrell, who were found in, and op-
eratlng the distillery, which was in
full blast. Henry .Cantrel escaped
from the officers while en- route to
the rail road at Iuka, Mississippi
Ihe other two were taken before ].
o. Bone. Esq, sitting as q. s. Com
missioner. The testimony showed a
clear case of violation of the Rev.
enue laws. They were held to an
swer the charge before the U. S.
Circuit Court at the April term,
1852. The defendants failing to find
all, were committed to Jail.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-24
Notice of Seizure.
Y. S. INTERNAL REVENUE

Y. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Collectors Office, 2nd Dis rict Ala
MONTGOMERY Dec. 22n l. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Icaused
to be seized for viola ion of section 81
% of the United States Revised Statute.
from Jesse Cantre!lin the vicinity of
Holly Springs Church Marion County
Alabama, Oh the 17uh day Of December
1851, two horses, one bay and one sor
rel.
It's therefore ordered, that three
weeks publication, giving 30 DAYS no.
tice,> be given in the '.Huntsville GA
zefte," weekly newspapoc, published
in the City Of Huntsville Madison Coun
ty Alabama, notifying all parties to ap-
pear at the office of Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue 2nd District Montgomery
Ala on or before the 25th day of Jan
uary 1882 and show cause why tie
above described property shoulI not be
forfeited to The United States.
JAMES +. RAPIER.
Dec "a ST. Collector.