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= n. French. iewelier.
F.re,ses f.si better since sec ss'io,
Mats a.d candle s Conrad MeyGs.
: :. S1irWas.s, syer, AIhsns Or
Read Ea- ~ Bael,saan's advertisements,
the St. Casr'es Hotes mas a new register
= ". osaofne eassies tiae line Ct cigars
and tobacco.
gito5es eaasl.ss, uals and fruits At 4 ".
esleraes.
Ire Oliver eaii'ol Flosg Is The hest elow
Eor Dr. ersuaa.
IL The pleasaee ssoeas ase .l,s9s thrIv-
IA basiaess
fse best pisee IN tAe RS to ees meat IS
st Levi Vests
Fae hEa'5aNs . ta'' hsss ADVERTISING nc
si'am n LINN county.
Fresh breat every mAfatsS n e.'nf''''
Meyers Star sakert
eao'ea9s pes e.'ss3 All e''>'s'. "a 'as
city, r mai sleYef :
i'fs''sa las a nes ass'fssasa '' j'@eafy,
Cal. Al / eE'sa;ae tie ia's~s styles.
Hs sasa pa5lise ssea = very interesting
eerre.'''nlsaee from Ya1a'n' BY
if'..,s are expected = y F'''...''' '''s''s %
on tss . .feo@ esa;s y June =.
Z Mortgage % Lae'aoa sells s'ad.
as 'a& Is yea can il.'a s''',''' = A''''''' anu
eass'ss iafss7 as'''ss'''.'..-
e''af'st : EYER Sasf b1SsfE / ~''sfe "s
81 sa's1s '''sse' ss''.a oFss''
1s's'..'4e aaS ! i"3 ''s2'-'a =. '''-
@a7s 'na e'p2sF ware :'f si.s.
Asi seFes n al eo'sys o-''E 1' cents
per PAIR ze .'iohsels5 iiaI '9'''s'7''''..s'
DR.. L y ans fF'ee, dentist "..''e (, o''a
Eeiio@ Temple. over tsaiii'"es DF's sso.'',
saoserlba t" the ''fs.assf'iteI ''.'zi'' tae
most Fesslsi'le Journal ea he faeiiie Coas'.
Daabar2s shoss are all The rage at Samuel
Z. Yoaas's n. s.yls AL n ..izy guaranteed
Hoffman an ,I1s@pli e.rsy the best bransls
, OF eig4rs AL tahaeco aad sell tie cheapest.
i al plans are cssriei oat ss now a.
RANGED or celearaeiaa v5I b. eraaa sas-
cess.
The Walsu.orsh strawberries are the hest
IA tise market For sale by Eel.ieI.I { r.
xine
Peters s Sox are lneesig.y wish cxeai.eat
saeeess IN Introducing The Deerinx aarsb
Hsrvestsr.
0ae Of the largest seoe:s= ef general i,,er-
s.!aadise il tae valley aE {. = Montsgues :.
Lebanon.
Let every cisizs, tssa - interest Ia orr
foursa of I,s'y oegs,,-ae.,1 al so.l,e it a
grand sneeess.
caIl on G:eo. EIa.np'lze7. aad g-e j. s!sea,s
letter % resd
Reras-rlber thar French taaaes : specially
af repairing watches. e,oe.<s aaa ieg-lrg At
very lev rriees.
y 6 z vesdsle i he so.e a2eas f'r the
eslsbratea sieei@liioa hanze ana $. Louis
t5iaarter oa'k eook Stove.
A3atssae, Of Isi'ano.l. has the largest stock
of sene~ai 'asrs'1s1lis. anl 1siaSes the low
est price, Give hin eaai-
l. Z B's-.n. received q large ssi9tnaat q
nsz saits iy the last steamer I4ey are
very stylish and io- sale cheap
One hundred and twenty bone eoTsess. 8
large stock just rees;se'i, o'aiy 81 % each q
sf'ateith aad Ssisenhaca3s
hea ypa e' T. Lsoaa2a cal ~ =. =.
sionsagasF. me iargsss STOCK asf' lowest
prices 4 200 place 70 tf.sie
i1ie nef hotel AZ i.si'taon- L being ilaaisl'-
ssd up u good siiaps sad ssiaea ce1'f'.s@ed VII
ne an ornament = t'iat tosFn-
Boys suits Of all kinds and sizes At /. E.
Plains. Prices range FROM > "pwarsla.
A"s. i lie time 70 get cheap sae1.
Tie RzJ.sssr i :, ~ r..aseit 4sel.
Even tle terrible anatitanas of tie fer1d
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9TTS PAPER sJSis " 'G.9 aes 3, s. Ss~seSssS s ss
4s,fr.sssa IL Ssrtigss 81 ses4sre aasertlsls
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STEWART. In this city, on Saturday,
jane 4, 1881, To the wife Of q. H. Stewart
daughter.
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.uRp

] havo permanently locatei - Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, % practice iss. !
WIS OF examination oftho lion. supreme
coar' Of this staic regularly admitted an
attorney Of said court, and am prepared to
conduct all kinds 81 legal qirincss In any
Of the cgirts in this State. shall by strict
intsgrltas industry and promp. TT ontion
to all bl@sness intrustod 10 MY care. labor
10 merit tho confidence Of The people. Bus
Iness at home and abroad respectfully 20.
licited. caiee hours all tho tims-nieht
aud day. oGico III o'foole's Block, !trcad
a.bin street, Albany. Oregon.
Respectfully,
II II. SIX PwoaglI.
Albany Or tuua g. 1881 s5vg
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Binding Twine.

be Is ne tIsa,i -, lie ais - igli,.l. fs.G.l
er Is isafie fre,n the lest 4. sliir of Mau
lila, and measures from 80 r. seA Get r
the s1s1nnd. while q lcHnd cf EumbaF =
5initng ssire msainTcs 81 fsas.
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lie & saGnd change of importance j. tiie
tstel, Wslicf4 "sn Sc made winding 1r
straight, aDd can NOW lie thrown lalsB..
Hstd and I,rn ard, ard III ard dow. ~
any p9Ifit neeeSszry Tor the saving Of any
klua oi grain, or bringing it upon IT,.
platform ~ proper shape, a spring i asso
provided for tiss drivers seaf. Tie faasr
drive wheel Il OF IRON, With wrought
ir"'l sifokcz and Iim, light and strong. ard
~ Ia tie isssi iron wheel ever put on
iA5fesjer Toe grain wheel Il iron, viii
Tcni9sabfe hub. which can be replaced
~ = sniall expense.
We - guarantee Il 10 he III every re-
+ias't Z iiIot9ngh working and well made
i'Iass.f iiis', and one which baa no superior
- life market
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DIED.

HEDGES. .-In this city, eli Wednesday,
June s, 1851, ldrH. SARAH HEDaEs, eldest
daughter OF John Brush
GRAY AT his residence in this city,
june 5, 1881, DAVID ID. GREY aged 4
years.
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Saswi.hsap ttas 'tr hrsts 'asn fArIe
muss have i.tcu io strl.t..ls l.A-
Tendance "a. l.,e l..eel II 81 wa, ber.
had bsen good ihe sss..saas won'3 no
doubt lnsyo he.n iie Barge 81 cvfr sfaa sn
Ghis e0nms.
.he Ladies i!rass !;aeI lro,id.d
uusse. .siof the sa5baih sriiu.,! ..,eur-au.
and PIN in tbs iuBs nnesaoob safs
prof,aLiy ~ praetlclng il tia Acai nly
building fr ihs epncHf. taay Fsv" lt,t
evening.
Nothing occurred 4. t.ao lisn.c 10 inter.
fsro in lss cast with tho enJoytnen. 1T Ito
occasion, except dampneu. Every body
wa qulo, anI orderly anil paid sisiei A.
isulion to what was said from tie stand.
rho baa Ia the evening at tha Iltad
Hall was 4 grand aiitlr, one hundred aud
ton tickets being sold. J. /. Cowan. n.
A. aflile-. I. II. Mcdonald and Aus Kess
managed tho affair IN way which reflects
great credit upon lhom. Tae music was
furnished by the Massc Spell Orchestra,
assisted by Prof Syminsky.
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last "Wednesday morning o'c!oct $
special train left Tits city for Lebanon
with paiiy Of about 10 "tloneeta," who
up 10 about the t.mo ~ a'arling expected
to spend tho day ye'y pleasantly ia Tie
groves near that village. Tie axcuf~ion
had boon gotten NJ ~ ihe:sahhaih schools
of this city, and fully ave hundred persons
would havo taken part u, u bad Il moi
been that morning opened wuh rain.
Arriving at Lebanon every ono ~as tir.
pFsed to see The town full ef reopio wi'o
had cotne sroln every roiut Of the cum .ass
to attend tho Change picnic there. Most
| or the excurAionia,s went Immediately to-
| tho grounds below town where the Grange
| picnic rs being held ald stage during ne
exercises This picnic Was presided oyer
+, by Hon. Wm. cyrar, ata Master OF tie
State Grange, and ono Of lle Jo-t men 81
our county. s7ms boautlfal vocal aud
| Instrumental music was furnished ~ tie
Lebanon Glfe Club au1 tho eclo i.ra<s
Band, aud aflcra very appropriate rayor
| rfom Rev. Il. G. Iiili, Judge Bolso seas
ushored upon the stand and delivered al
Address which wilt long b. ronemhs r..d
| by his hearers. The advice Ito gave vas
good and wa feel confident isrfner4 w.1
profit very much l,y following Il. ~ tie
close of his remarks ihGe wrs Rn inter.
miss! Ion, or. rather, not an iu'eunl.s.pn.
/ bui change ~ tho ORDER of exercise.
| Dinner hour iisd arrived aud II az hour
or so prea' attention va4 pail to lhc
multitude 81 ba*lseln which had l..s.,u
brought along iiiiod = overlooking wllt
"the fai og tl,e land" FnF purr, unadul-
leralcd hospitality tho Linnconuiy gnu-
ger excsls MI competitors, and - one who
attended their picnic WAS Showed "a 80
away hungry. Alter diauar Lon x. &.
Cochran. % Lane county, addfessel ihe
audience Tor about an hntfr. til> address
waa well received aud th0nel plainly
lhai his long public e~parlea0 ln oar
State las tittcd hiu Ter i-t oar leo
PC tho way in whi u AZ beavy
shower of rain iutescr. Fl. ... e.ts..h,
AMI finally canscd ..ii .i., ti s.'.,.,s, .-',
slcier.
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Valuable Fa1g,n<svC.4
tksGsns8
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To THE


FIESE-A NEW raising ard lowering.
device has y ea adon, q whereby iiie t5fer.
sinI cnn. li g NOM .ft. raise nr lGsfr tie
main tane bS means ff at lever aGd wind
Ias. located o. t'ie retT 81 the frame. J ne
gram MhEel AMI oil .dc tivldsr ara afs1
fnlsed atd lowered Is means. II newly
affatigea i"Yer. sese ueFs arpsratGs ndas
sfeatfy - i1e simplicity aatl efficiency og
lhe nachin-.
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I'll cash buyers ID the city and
surrounding country are respectfully
invited to call early and secure bar
gains. Remember dis is a Bona
Eide Reduction Sale OF frst-class
goods, for 60 DAYS.
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tn>ms - taEssas.

edl ttto efLf.
fec. Eugene tiiy i;fa-s Bud.
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~ rralas siasiy. except ssasis,.
WITT i. GieF. station Agent.
, 1881-03-09
TI1I1eTE1INTI1 WARD.

AEET1Nt} Rf THE iAFIDFEAENT CLUHs
4 aptclA! meeting OF tho Thirteenth Ward In
proveulcnt Club WIS held at Frpnchs HILL, cor-
ner Of Oakley and Iiubhnrd gtrcots, last eyuuIug,
to takb steps to prevent tho dumping Ut garbaxe
aud uRht- soil wlthlu tho limits OF tho ward; to
opeu fnt1tann strcet beyond Woatorn ayGnu1:
to consider the special assessments for making
connections with suwrra On Indiana strcut west
street. Charles q. Dixon was In tho chair.
,,., n,enrgo Mrlxhtson W., nsnc! ths sxsrcscS 1y 81.
spoken OF, but ho hul u titup interest III sioing
III sSa Il So Wa ss "TSss Ts M et u nSh ho.
W. o'sy l'iis' IT. i ~ '' 'i iss. "sts ts4:
ns not kuoW VIZ W. @ icing S 1t N, ap aa
that certain eonssaetors re we're thus trying to
during nnotter grievance, he Thought, which
wNs tho untitled tlllarry holos, whcru children
ofS Se tse io Il liz h9n aa ~he e c 1sa e
sosno nction on l,nth ,ot thosc, iuatters at oucc
md wMut be glad to juln hands with tho.n,
street., hut wAntca tho Improvement OF II per-
nass 81 sharctsr o wiz n fuSor Ct .a;
protest nxAitlst the tlsn of any other ,nhtortnl.
lilo also hnh MI Interest IN preventing the dunn.
sosi M be tx s'ampe, IL Tho wsrd. Tho ii jumping I
" EArbaKe lust summer bad been II lI,ltsancc.
and ~ llealth department ha.l rofusei 10 10
nnythinY. Ill would nxlln refuse unless tho
~SuE IT, Nv " Itt ~ ~ M ~ u It t,a, Ain. .h
f,r ia nnrns."nnpt ~ t,sn IT,. ~ "sscss,ut
,a,"i th ',s ~ Emit ~ iI iun'" S'toot ooh1cn
Wr v".t1"r v s.I G1ur r., ~. IN, ,.,,,, .. ~
cantous. and Il Bis noiSh,a'rs womtoa sodnp ~ W.
nvn ~ t ~ ~ "uu" ~ ' auset ~ " tne'E . uso Fto!h !ns
r., tf,n ,x"r, ~ ~" ."}ait.' ~ 'nu u! a"
~ ~ IN 1nn MI WI, shx =. GnssG tuy uEeMke
nrd a,SIrw 49, th.n % .hts t 0tt'o'o9 "so t4o so"eEs'
h'tu H. s"nM.5 ",II o!nus .1,s tn!HnIks+ aHIik.
,ne!i.s. .,ft,t s ,;,', a"r ano fpok9 OF tno
ih 9,l',,i1 6o ot RaenaH9 ia aae War!l.
, 1881-03-09
DEdIIfS.


,Mc2uADE1stareh, 2uADE 3 .1ss1. Jennie. tho pco1.S
a1fSTnss5 fneSs e5 nreS .Td Il Anno iMsuae il, X
Carriages to Calvary. wv fo'''-'n'satt
H. yaaSss.s ssasts; IT, e SG rS3ss, 80
EstIss iis'S u = faasral as / hsr5$attor. 1p$iH;
70 3! "na @n'S n%Ss'*e
msn. mMAn1MIMSss1 assd ol, lss '2sa child of oe..
FunuFn' to dracoanu At Iu:3J io-tlay.
les Il. a's sG tssassss IL %e F sFs %s W,;,
inHtun-st '' "a'a'
Ill., ssosst It s; Wiz s's 8, r;;sn s
tel!o: AGED aged ~ Ss - yeaas :. '" ''''
S"s g. & Il e ts}sst tsss,t e y
'IsE xsnas Gt rS
vii soo sar asaa ss":s nsss nSssFsS e. z
1sss: s i E s{ f " T. s5Si 8 g sss s
hi 5an R i th1 Ii m,e;as1ss IF
~ Rilctrott rnpcrs please cupy
j. LEnGshiLa5s = Gaali1 y XII i. 4 Mqnosv'!S
,ss!sS SXE!iroG M1, sssssy s,sn At : VA
s u casa & ry t9 !s r
Of ssftS:sa:s a. bSa,sa M MI9
u. llnMaloH u !. a.. nXed ~ Jonra .,0''0'
q - ~ !sss. sass ~! ivsa Il ''aa''''
sMlTtl.h March y. 1851, robert. Leighton smith, ata
Hf II. Albums ". *en OF tho lttv. WDriinxton
Mrs. GoorKo FaEnsworth, VI chcAHu,
,lMioMEt-Mnrch y l8sl. at Now York Clty I.uclu3
u, lluD1iGr, In tho a5th ycar Ut his ueu+
Fnnernl 1T u oclgek rha!sday n,urn,nR at the scc.
1nd Presbyterian Church. tence by carriages 10
NJ ": slMtlon and D. fuuciu! tF,iln 10 Rose.
hill Couutery,
nEtttl--MArclt 7, at 4 n, m, Ellen wlfA pt Anton
Hprg Rsed Is years.
FMHrnll ts,In. hor tnio residence cu7 E,tth.ay Oh
Wedne4dny Aftrrnpun ut O'clock.
, 1881-03-09
CRuMp,s 1It)C3-CIrOLERA.

MEEvIN0 OF TIE NOANN OF TUAUE COMMITTEE.
rhn i,,n,,,t,tn, .,,,,,, ~, ,,v thn 1,rnotnr. ~
t.o eo."'s'u,ep =, "ppun@sa =. ."o ".
tho lsonrt ut Trade 10 !nlstsru ii0 tho atntement
nlatlb by Mr.. Crunp. british constil Mt Fhllntlel-
min. il, rcuurt to tho mortality from chulrra-
on,n',,, ho,s In thta stn,, III, ,,nt .,rt voa.cr,,av
"s W. ~ t.'o @'so ~! Wv '' ~. ',
except Htoetna'!y, ihey may n0'a incet'nB
to-day, but Decided to postpone tho matter yes
tcr1lay, partly to SEQ tho result ot tho notion
taken by Eastern uurtles interested in the trutc,
snpin2cr Of tlo Gninmittee ias discovered mi
s,,ItIirnl H,,rr!; wh;s.n IL sunnsrt 10 ,,ts Tho
s,,l,rcn ~ thn t5cuItv It un,,curs linz tha ~"
d"i IN ii,is Sthta frn,n efolnr,, mni othcr liz
49, @ y. - IN n NY ~ ~ 49, .i & T., o.. 49,
, 1881-03-09

- EAhtnASl y nLHAElAbs f'tAoh Az slo OhfAAh4'
NllE.
There was d, vory pleasant little private, finch
and Informal reception given yesterday after
noon to Mr.. Robert r. I.iucoln previous TO his
departure for, Wnshlngtun to tako his plnco In
the Cndihct ofErrrs'lcnt 0nrllold IFS SECRETARY
OF War. It wtts .ivcn by Mr.. l.. l.. Cot,urt and IL
fpw frlonls III tho ronts,s Of tho Uniun I.onHno
Club, lu tho HoIor6 Block. Mr.. Coburn Ind In
viteA Afr. Lincoln tD partako OF lunch ht tho
Club his unst; md In this way tsayu tho NOM
hcrs present all opportunity IT, meet tho new
Suorotnry. Thero was no slecchn.ak!ng and
n" tr,@a1tty ,s!s hstcyo, H. LincolM so in
cunpli!nentA tAlk plnca for ha'f I'M h1ure
h1r. Il. L. sIunlltoiI, tho Chairman Ut tho Rea-
tnurunt comni(ttoc. mule tho arrangements for
tho entertainment. and Ills energy ard nt,ility
currIeh out. 1t Wus elegant md cn1oynblF, autl
e1nal to tho best given IN ChlcnKn for soe TING.
whleh L. Eay!nK Z great dcMl. At tlo ta1so with
Mr.. Norman Williams. ucn. j. l.. Thompson. Mr.
i!enry y: nsiil,,;. NJ 1ohn l.. coon'y. Mr. i. H.
MessEH. Marshall Field, Leonard Swctt, George
IL. Wheeler john Peck. Il q. Assay, Sam II. ltay-
u,pnd, :la,nee 4;lttaw'oigh, Judge ,Eugcno cnry.
liue!l, a. j: Harding. George +. nissoll, r. II.
Haywood, MuJ: clean. And i. II. Keith.
The lunch consumed nbnut furty-ttyB minutes
~ IT. dspoanl, and wus served II courses. AZ
hurried Eood.by to his friends, rs he lett ut )
O'clock. Mr. Lincoln was happy III spitits, but
anid during tho conversation Tint Hllitlny hight
na In VI" II @ the ~ assoenons 5 thas he M WIS s aSt m to
Rever for four years. nn1 tho responsibilities nf
tho now d,!tlcs thnt he was ahnut to Msstlsne,
Many 9oo wishes follow Mr mneoin ia Is new
WushtuRtQj1.
, 1881-03-09
tTIiE CI'rY-IIALL.

LAn1lF Mc0ASN bus bocn appointed West sllls
nlvlalon Clerk II, tho Water O!ice III piacu OF
Warner, who rcs!Ylcd.
CiTf-ESd1SkEt CHEutER says m examination
OF tho old luke tunnel will bo ulallo as sopu VI
tho frost ls out of tho grouu,i.
cosTttoLI.Eit GuRSEy wants al. the paoplo
WHO recovered Judgments which wuru included
IN tho appropriation for lsS0 to Gull aud xet their
nluAcy.
COMPLAINTS having been made that the Pitts.
burg Fort Wayne ltaiisoaA Cosnpany wus ut.-
strcttlg truvel Ut Ilarrsun streot so o,-
cr NAlar hns notlile1 It 10 comply with tha oTdl-
A4ncr.
THE matter OF tho vacation Ut In Bailo street,
acteti IN by lhs Committee On EttuetA aud A.
!o!s, suuth Division. Fsi4ay. und q lceIalr,,l
oTaeFs and railroad. companies have aK1eea II
, 1881-03-09
SHOPLIFTERS.

Julla Quinn, q notorious shopltftor, and her
chum Nellie Burke wero caught ut4 o'clock
yesterday nftornout, plying their yocutlon In tho
dry goods stose nj II. e. btnrko, No. t4S NIL
wa,,kco avenue. aud aro prisoners ut tho West
Chicago Ayenl1e StnlIon. 10th wrre plaIny
nnd respectfully drosscd, mud QUO not knowing
thom wo.l1l nevor suspect the,n to bo thiovcs.
They 1n,lt,O quito n favorable Impression upot
ontorlng the store. and askod TO DO shown st,mo
silks Ut tho shMt0 Ald gtlNllty ut Il sample thoy
hut with thotut ana fIlllnx to l'nd whnt thoy
S1s wMntn4 thSy asked 70 e. W show.i sotno broele
valued at ,$ls ana &n, woro mlssoti,
atl Mr.. aturko realtxlng ut oncs
tnat tn. tho women wore the snioves startled
tulcors Iiendor and lioll!ngor he CAUSED thom to
tan, H. tho ohuse, nna tao ahopl!tturs wero
Tracked tn il haAEo ut No. III NDrth May street,
which tlioy entered. They did nut bolnnK thorc.
md wcru not even ntsshltnted, but ling tt,otr
sxc.!ses t. tho !aly q sl!o hnsa wuEe Iurtnlttrl
captured Just us they wero leaving tho prcs,lisns
ann both tho Rtoc. shAwts wor0 found upon
JHlth Quinn. whu cndepvlircd 10 conceal her
iarntity ~ giving tho nu1u ut Funny SiunioUk.
Tho tugs bearing the t,iArka ot tlo maker. and
nld tho private lnnrks Of BIZ StArk0 woro found
!n all outhouBo wacro they bud boon thrown by
tue WOtilCtt,
, 1881-03-09
ENCOURAGING CRIME.

4 uEsEnvEp NEvHtMASN YliNM JUDGE MtlilAR.
Harry Hutchinson plcado 4 guilty beforeJu Judge
Moran IN tho Criminal Court 10 hnsinR cntcrel
tho house Ut Mira. Elizabeth Hunter, on Wcst
Lake street, md stnlcn twu diamond rings, vnl-
nrl respectively Mt ,0OJ and $40, and es gol,i
witch. Tho prnclpnl witness {nr tho pr.,sccu-
lion was Osuar inunx. who trstiilptl TINT Hutch
insun. who was with hln, un rinkorsOt,'H . special
llice tOrco Vt tho tl1nu Of this Cnnclayo. xut out
u wufk afterWan1s a!.a pso!,osod 10 him umu,it
with tho Promises Aad collt.l yutuly accomplish
tho tab. Young 1T iirst ducline! to huvo parl III
tho burglary. hut afterwards pretended tn u.s.
sunt, md informed the police who IAld u trap to
cntch tlutchnhnn. The hufxIury Wis committed
tho witness climbing throuahH window 0r thu
house Atsh opcnnH tho ttor to tho prisoner.
Ti!e police th9!. appeared md captured htul.
OM With th1 oufKiary3
WltUess-EuttuIn1y, did.
juixD Aoran-liIti sou know that he hod
meyer boon GnKAKel iu anything OF tho kInlY
Wttnfs4-l never hoard of his lulux anything
Ut tho kind.
JuhRu Moran-Wcl!, Will Rlvo this man the
lighltxt acntence, | don't think thjk ID The
protYr WY u doteet and psoyDnt crime. Tho
heavy sentence, II tAsa feature weru not III IL
, 1881-03-09
to tho widening OF Sherman street md Pacific
avenue, and tho rcdcdicntinn. eto.. II tho 1loarl
Uf Trade 19u!lng ia not put up OH tho stc.

70 sh1 waeRpg Of stfss1 m o aS,G ,1aE
~ Trn Hm Is1a Hi II MI a,,,t IN ~; 40 a''n
aoME timo aFn tho Council referred TO tho
Committee Nh FIro and Wnter resolution Will,
reference to- s!fo nnrth OF tt'e city for Wntrr
a @ Wsi1c1 a9s !. nffor " III. shc tn
'n''''' WIN " '''a t'"c'
CoMM1ss1nSEl. WArt.En Inns written To tho
rv"S " liz aif a Sc'@ss 'G"Saax . n 'ss"T 5 a
l!urcI streets so ~ to r.,rtnlt tho Widening Of
,g ' FLYER. W., , Ih9 city VI! ~ sho dreaE'nE r.
tho land.
Tus Committee on Elections is aws,,lly slow,
Tho f,nttr ~ Judges md clerks fur tho ri,s,ijr0
clcction yns raferrci to Il A wock nwo Monday.
yet it hns tnnte no rrpurt. 1t expucta to do so,
hownrcr, this evening. hut It II doubtful th,su
tosSsGa Gnm G9 % ote o,n1 % IN tc 10 aond To sao
toaos MaoS@ inc mrrata isse nsc wefe inc
sirry o,sS A.9n fsst M ~ "Ks
ti1rra-stt,ry brIrk futury bixX Currtcr ind Crjt.
tsi,tis,, *$Nl!; ": i: aai ]; ]; Wo.t. t%o;story
TME Street Dopartment ha4 ", men q work
ha,,ling nIf snow. It pt"is,sed I" Mla,'tlon ,h9
hitter Wosk or nceo.tnths thn sort wcGtnor' ailti
II RSy na a + !" a @ th
water is running oE 50 i'!coiy that ITO dnsnaxc hy
Hood Is anticipated.
time il 10 be sent tn tho CIty-fnII Is not m WI.
irnf i,nrrtt s,Iys hH snr,t It ri1ir it urii,o lin
INV tItt,u, ncca,t4o teams wt,,ii,i il driven yer
fart, t,ronuscs 10 ID fhc work next SUNDAY,
1solu,siur lint within ;o,, tl,tys tho gl. will llo.
tifv thn prr,,Ic whnl1 il Ia II d rl,rk
49, ~. r ~ ...,.. t'...,ss
lSsnNucH ny Inc ecf!0 business mas tWlnnlnn
down TO next to nothink: thGrr seems 70 20 IN
reason why Tho t1hn ttltcncnea, WHOSE l'Nrfof1n-
n.lcc n ct'nllcttton win TIC American Exprns;
Enilpany wore Wrnton ", '"s5 yemt. 1. shmt.u r;
longer ne tolerated nrthiM the Clty tinli. Why
hbt sf1n man VIM never snHHM hnFc betal
thorc nna AAvc TIP city inc wAK,,s WHICH hc Eets1
Honi a!cTK c0nsu 20 III u week What Inns mum
, 1881-03-09
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

TIE March 0rand jury will be impanelct, tho
2fst.
NOTHING was done yestert]ny to savo Friod-
borg from goInQ 10 Joliet Tomorrow. To-day
Will be tho lust chance for bis friends.
COMMISSIONER kHOrF returned yesterday
from Cctlar Rapids, Hnl received tho cungrltu-
latlons Of his brother Commissioners OH his re-
lease from tho snow.bondago.
PErEtt WoLr, J. II. Anderson, and l., u. Dixon,
tho "grnnlt experts" wero yesterday nutlhcd to
meet tho Committee an pnl,ic buildings nj tho
County ilourd to-duy ut !. O'Clock, to curnmonco
their llGOrs.
TIE bon.l Of I. F. Colo and Jnmcs vickory,
under Indictment FOR conspiracy: WIS DECLARED
srotes a2e IT, n coy e. arton uy9en
Schor1norhora. and j, c. ataRcu.
ABOUT year neo tho Governor Of Iowa is4.lo,,
for forgery. and who WIS supposed To be III this
stato. lie WINS yesterday fal!nd Surviving out a
suntonss 9t the Br!,'owslI. md waa turned "yor
Notified. anu tho prisoner awaits their ortlurs.
DETECTIVE Goobnictt. Of Cleveland. O., armed
with reIusi uo. Waited tho city yesterday a,li
tt.uk GeorRe T. I3uter. tito fnrHer. buck with
HNwes chuacd tho t'risnt'e1. who sgis III 1n.l. 10
br discharged upon h!a uw1l reCt,xnIxntico. atsG
tletectivea atms. iip ii wanted 1t Govciand on on
thrco distinct chnrKcs Of furEury, and also at
Pittsburg.
T,lE Committee Of Expcrts-1icssrs. MflIgnn.
oxutniue :!,e work on tho now Court-iIo aud
rcinrt upun Its condition tu tho County llonrl
nre still ennn3cd ut their tnsk. atl1 1t Is doubtful
II tlt9y Will bp te1tty 10 lnnkH Il report nj tho
next tacoti,,k Of tho liour,l. Tho gentlemen do
nut propose TO t'seloso a,'ythinE sitii thoy haye
completed ttor Investigation. They receive SO
per tEAy eneh for thoir SERVICES:
~ COuarA JgiAOS, who claims that ahe was as-
Bauited md brutnly outraged suIne Inuliths nEo
on tho prntrlc NJ tho terminus Of tho Milwaukee,
huu
RltaHcd llBsaltnnts, 1t Will bo remembered, wcre
arrested and Indicted, and IL fow daya ngo werc
ste ss a ar co "s St s' o % 5 Ht ks gs ,S H.
torney heArd Ut her whercanouts yestorlny md
sent for her not only to arrange fur tho trial.
hut nlsn tn tnnkb snne inquiry touching certnln
cuse.
The Elston grayel. road quo. warrnnto caso was
called III tho CI!mlMnl courk yestaFttny. And i
WIS n9rGcl hY stipulation tu tMkp d change nt
vc,lue to ono nf tho Circuit Court Judges. Tho
cMsc WIS tried Botnu months Rgo by u Jury md
tn tho Supreme Court. In tho upper court tho
Judgment WIS set skaHo on tho ground that Ger
tel" SyaoHss ws s1e;o1 es rho question ~;
Is In good condition or Hot,-and tho ratearsug, IL
hns bcrn agreed, viii DO upon tho uyidunee ILL.,
descrtnlnod.
THE wrong man. II appears. has 1con paid tor
tho use ot The b,,tl!lInK In which thu polls xoro
held III tho Third Fructnet nf tho Eighth Ward
ut tho Inst cleutlon. and sanu trouble Ia intnl-
uxp!nuation. Tho polls woro hold ut amtth's
whores.s tho Msu pf d suioail hus been paid ror,
and Mlchau Ford. or solnu ono paraonntinx him,
has rocoptc for tso rent m ThS IrreS,!arty w.s
tcsn rHia tuo ama'iat Of III. he at once &c. Tut "it
t %crS 5 It % paee SS shsy 81 hsSS SS
not been held there since.
THE COUNTY CLgisK's EXPERTS.