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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Work at the Calverton stock Yard.

The work 81 grading the recently purchased
ground Of the calverton Stock ark COMPANY sss
begun "a Asaliay last, giving employment to 100
men and 20 carts daily. The site u on the Cal.
verton road, bounded by the Franklin road and
the baltimore and Potomac Railroad. and CON-
priscs IS acres altogether, which were bought from
the trustees Of the estate Of the late Cary McCle
land. A portion Of the property was occupied by
cattle pens, which have been removed 20 make
room for more extensive structures. Considerable
change will be made in the grade Of the place. in
order that Il may be on level with the railroad.
Twenty acres will be laid out and improved with
pens for cattle exclusively. The pens will 10 erect
cd after the style Of the buildings owned by the
Abattoir Stoek-Yard Company Of Philadelphia.
and will be divided that they will be capable of
holding from one 20 Eve loads Of cattle. Each pen
will be rooted, paved and have water running
freely through Il. The grounds will be pien;i-
fully supplied with wide passages, all Of which
will be paved.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad will run
q switch from their main track through the yards,
so that stock arriving may be delivered into the
pens from the cars. One Of the beneficial features
Of the new yard will be the weighing Of the cattle
on the grounds. Instead Of taking the stock TO
the State scales to have them weighed, large scales
viii be provided for this purpose at different points
In the yard, aud the dealers can have their puT-
ehasss weighed and delivered on the spot. when
completed the pens will accommodate 1000 head
Of cattle. .
As an inducement to the new enterprise. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers thorough
rates for the shipment Of live stock 10 Philadelphia
and New York. II IL expected that about the L.,
Of July the grounds will be ready for occupancy.
The calver,on Stock Yard Company also own the
pens fronting on the Caiverton road south Of the
railroad track. This part 10 solely for hogs and
sheep. The buildings, fences and grounds will
all be improved and placed in good condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Pound Drowned.

On Saturday last the body Of . man vas found
aoasing In The water a McGewan's Point Brsezs
Hotel. lower Canton. Justice Dorsey vas netissd
and hsla IN inquest. The jury could nnd no evi-
10 them. The man had the name % Lawrence
Denslly psieksd In India lab upon his right arm.
Nothing more than this vas found % dstsrmins
his idsntity. He was appsssntly abest 80 Year,
age, feet inches On height, and vas dressed In
dark pants and eoat and heavy gray overshirf.
besn In The water fsr several days. Nc one
claimed u, and u was barred 81 The eounty's
expense.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Death Of Q respected c,,,zen.

Mr.. Lewis Msnymas, highly respected eitissn
Of this county, died al his residence, on Charles
street avenue. on the 2lst inst, In the 7sth year
Of his age. He vas brother % he late Joseph
Msrryman, ex-Judse Of the Orphans Court Of
this county; also Of Mr.. Oliver p. Msrryman, q
vsll-kneun eisizsa Of wavsriy, and Of Dr.. Merry
man, Of Baitiwors. He leaves . wife bat no
children.
Mr.. Merryman's win vas admitted 70 probate
in the ofiee Of the Register Of wills on Tuesday.
II dsvises 10 Mary Rsbesca Nathan $2,ooe, and 10
the trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal church al
0ovsnstoun $1,000; 70 the trustees Of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal church at waysrly q, &c., after the
death u The testators wife Who e made executrix
The estate II estimated % be worth about SI1 Oo0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Our Narrow-0augs.

Mr.. Abraham Grsider, one Of the contractors Of
the Baltimore and Delta railroad, this week CON-
meneed the work Of grading along the east bank
of Jenss's falls, Immediately nsFth Of the city
limits. The work on the falls Is very light, being
little more than rp-rapping the banks Of the
stream. IL Il stated that the heavy work on the
entire line % nearly completed, and that u is the
purpose Of the company toh have the work trimmed
up from Baltimore northward preparatory %
traek-laying. which may commence Of m early
daW
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Northern centrai Railxax.

The following 10 . comparative statesmen efths
gross earnings AID operating expenses Of ths
Of March, 1881 and 1850; Gross sarnines, 1881,
tis2,ses.s7; 1sso, stis,32f.s2; eperating en-
penses, 1881, 9s5,3l3.s7; 1850, s1Ts,1So.s7
total net earnings. 1851, sIs5 sel.es; 1885, sllo..
est.ss. In the three months ended March ~
gress earnings, 1851, 81 al, 7is7e; 1sse, ESQ.,.
e5sA7i operating expenses, 1881, sTs1,eis.ef
1859, 500, f15.3p; net earnings the three months
In 1881, $sso, seIes; 1854, 7s,2si.es.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
batting n Pimlico.

The Baltinors 0essffs says; s'Ths eening
meeting q rimlIso hes sgAis breught forward ths
question Of prohibiting psoi-sslling and similar
devices Soc betting The hysrs. But 10 shis
possibisl Racing without bsiting l. Ike Faisins
without almonds, OF hugEing without kissing.
Destroy The betting and jos destroy Pimlieo- Our
Jockey ciub IL composed sntirsly q gsntlemsn,
.nd they yin never permit the least eFecksdsss'
In the pool-seliing."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Election OF vestrymen.

A meeting for the election Of vestrymen and
church officers for 81. James r. L. church, Ny
Lady's Manor, Rev. George n. Warner. rector,
vas held on Easter Monday, when the following
were chosen:
Tssfry=e..-Josiah Sparks, Jackson Wilson,
Dr.. Rich. Emory, George w. Anderson. Walter
Perdae DR.. chas. A. Rutledge, Charles II. STREET..
WIN. Hutehins.
Treas.rer.-Josiah Sparks.
Regisfsr.-Dr. Rich. Emory.
Wsrds-..-J. Randolph Rutleige and Charles
W. Anderson.
Ley Delegate 10 Dioeesaa Charles
II. Strsstt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
aoTHARp. THE MuRpRRnR.
The Man who Murdered Joseph Wood
Executed at Towsontown.


John 0oihard, eslored. who 20 brutaly murder.
ed bis employer, Joseph Wood at his home In
Paiapsco Neck, this county, on the I'd Of December,
1850, was hanged In the Jail yard at this place, on
Friday morning. An effort had been made 20
have the condemned man respited, because IL was
believed by some that he was Of unsound mind,
but ssbseq uent developments, as the hour of exc
cution drew near, convinced those who had doubts
on the subject that Gothard was not only \ sane
man bat st the same timea most cold. bieoded and
brutal one.
The circumstances Of the murder arc stilI fresh
In the minds Of eur readers and 70 IL therefore
unnecessary 20 again detail them here.
0othard was born in Somerset county, near
Salisbury, and was 63 years old. His height was
about ak ieet, when erect, but he was bent and
decrepit with rheumatism and general III health.
He was owned by n Mr.. Smith, with whom he
lived tli emancipation, when he went into the oys-
ter dredging service. On leaving this he worked
for awhile on Light-street wharf, Baltimore
Subsequently he spent portion Of his time In
Washington, and then went oystering again on the
Chesapeake bay, where his rheumatism became so
aggravated by exposure 20 the weather that he
was compelled 10 seek asylum for some two months
at Bayview. Aher his release he found work with
bis victim, having lived with him only some three
weeks.
Since his conviction Gothard has acted In n most
singular manner, treating his spiritual advisors
at times In the most rough and uncouth manner
efforts 20 bring him to realization Of the terrible
position he was In, but u was noticed that for
several days past although insisting that he would
not be hung, that he was softening somewhat and
was much more traetable. lie was visited NJ diff.
fcrent times BY Rev. J. ". Davis, Of the II. T..
Church Rev. A. T. Melvin, Of M. p. church, and
Rev. Z. w. Scott, Of the eolorcd NJ. p. church
On Thursday night Rev. Mr.. Davis remained with
him until u o'clock and before leaving him Goth.
ard prayed earnestly for forgiveness for :he ter
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
CHERIFF's LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 90 Merchants, Traders and
$3.50 Others.

~ Baltimore county, who are or shall be cxer.
cising any business, or shall be doing any act or
thing. or shall be in the occupation Of any house
or place for any purpose for which license Il made
necessary by the laws Of Maryland, are hereby
warned 10 obtain License or renew the same,
On or before tie first If Nay, 1881,
under the penalty prescribed by said laws for the
infraction thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following TO.
quirements of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSES.
The amount TO be paid by traders for license.
1.-THE amount Of stock at the principal Of sale
to be given under oath,) is rs follows:
II the applicants stock in trade does not cx-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
wira Fanca Accident

A carriage horse belonging 20 n. n. Boarman,
Esq-, u this place. Saturday last while running
In . lot enclosed with barbed wire. ran into the
fsnee and cut terrible gash across his breast from
which The blood flowed In . stream. The wound
vas soHeA M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
From stemmer's Run, i2th District.

yeyy isscess.fai Csseerf a.d Bau.-Ths choir
Of Howard's church gave . concert and ball at
Diegel's Hall. Phiia. road, on Easter Monday
night, which proved . very delightful affair and
was enjoyed by about three hundrsd psrsons.
The singing of Mizs Lixsis Herman. Miss r. OPP
pertshauser. Miss c. Vols. Miss 4. Neumsister,
Mr.. Herman and the Rntsrprise Quartette, ofBal-
timorc, was very ene and the Instrumental music
was rendered with much skin, those taking part
receiving frequent eseorss. After the concert the
ball took place and vas highly enjoyed, ths dane
ing being kept mp until morning.
HoHss on Firs.-About O'Clock ON Sunday
evening, nth inst, the house Of Mr.. Teufei, near
the mile stone on the Philadsiphia road. vas dis
covered 10 bs on ere By Messrs. John Kern and
John Sadtier, who were passing at the time. and
By their prompt efforts Il was saved from destrue-
ton. Loss triaing.
The FHrnaee.-Mr. 3. J. Adler 10 nov fsil
partner In the Locust Grove furnace. Was nj
the furnace . few days ago and witnessed .
drawing when ~ tons were taken out. Mr..
John Martin, IN old furnace hand, 10 in charge Of
the blast, and Col Sol. Sinclair the obliging and
Efficient clerk, gave me much interesting informa-
tion relative 10 the work. Carr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30

Tho Profit I'm Trucking.

Neal Dow, the great temperance advocate. viii
Sunday afternoon, May 1st, at 81 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
LICENSES TO ORDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS

The license 20 ordinaTies aud tavern keepers 70
sell spirtuous and liquors, lager beer.
In quantities less than pint, nj any one time,
as follows, the applicant to make oath before the
Clerk as TO the rate Of rent annual value Of the
house at in which the business TO be authorized
by the license may be done. or intended TO be
done:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Jurors for the MAY Term.

The jurors for the May term Of the Circuit
Court, which commences on the third Monday
(i6thl Of the month. were drawn by Judge Grassn
last Saturday. Following Is the list. the figures
after each name Indicating the district the juror
IL from
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
pridss Contract Awarded.

The ccsssy Commissioners On Tuesday opened
the bids Cor buiidirg an iron bridge over jonss'
falls q weedbsrry. There we're four proposals,
90 follows:
Pittsbsrg Bridge Company ................ss,ass
III. A. Ramsey a Co., Baitimere.......... 4,3ss g
CLARK Ridge Company. 0kio............ 3,l3s
W. BeIlman. Bsltinsrs. ............... ASS
Ths Clara Bridge Company v.s ths lowest hid
der bat NJ. be'iman having fuIly sampled With
awarded y him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30

Al . meeting held al Trinity Church, Long
Green, on Eartsr Monday, the following gentle
men we're elected vestrymen: jeremiah ieliott,
Gen. I. n. Trimble, ID. n. Matthews, Thos Carter.
Edw. s. Peeree, c. ID. warfei, ID. Connolly and II.
n. Matthew; alternate. Gen. I. Il. Trimble.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-04-30
Perpetual Motion.

Dr. W. II. Gray. of Liberty, Frederick county,
Nd, announces that he has the distinguished
honor Of being the long. sought.for inventor Of
perpetual motion. As much of the wiscst brains
In all ages have wrestiei with this great question,
aud been thrown by Il In Grrco. Roman style.
Maryland should be exceeding proud that the
greatest secret of nature has been wrested from her
by = native genius. The editor Of the Liberty
Bssaer makes = somewhat unsatisfactory effort 10
describe the machine. lie says: "Instead Of
round balls. as believe all other Inventors have
used on this trial. the doctor uses q peculiarly
shaped roller. which works on what may be termed
the shafts IL the eve-: the roller Is larger in the
middle than at either end and will not jump the
track" At this point the editor "jumps the
track" and 'eOnfesscs inability to explain the In
vention, but must await further Developments
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No Helm for the nslt.

NO noip I0f tuo oott.
Al . meeting Of the Baltimore Fire commis.
sieners. held Friday night. ed inst, the matter
Of Withholding assistance nj hres In the county
adjacent 10 the city vas fully discussed. Finally
resolution offered 40 = previous meeting was
adopted as follows:
"fhat the chief engineer Of this department be.
and he 10 hereby, directed that unless by special
the apparatus belonging 10 this department shall
hereafter DO sent beyond the city limits, and thai
the police department be requested not 10 send
over the police and Gre telegraph wires any alarms
for fres outside Of the limits Of Baltimore"
The resolution also directs that ell parties hold
Ing FIRE telegraph keys be notified not 10 send
alarms for county fires. The resolution was
adopted By vote Of yeas, Q, nay ]. The main
argument In favor Of the adoption Of the resolu.
tion vas that the appropriation made BY the city
council 10 the ere department nseessitated the
srietsst economy, aud that the cost Of going 10
we're compelled 10 withhold the services of the do
partmsnt elsewhere than In the city, simply ~ .
matter Of economy. -
Chief Engineer John n. Hsuaiek made . care.
fa estimate of the cost last year Of going 10 fres
outside Of the city limits, and reported 20 the
had been twelve Ores last year IN the suburbs Of
the city. causing aloss Of si5s.eeo. Thseounty, l,
Vas argued, does not appropriate one cent toward,
the service rssdsrsd By the city department out
side the limits.
Two Of the Commissioners, Msssrs siingIua and
Smith, who had talked 10 some of the county PEG
pie about the matter, stated that vas matter for
the Baltimore Insurance companies % consider
The Board u u stated, was actnated entirenly b
o desire 20 econemixe In taking the action they
did, end " the city council desires that the cfy
Gre department attsnd fres outside the limits q
The corporation. hey vim havene appropriate I'D
that the cost per mile for attending fres IN d,
county sxcseds that In the city. In case Or,
occurs In the county near the Suburbs and there Il
possibility that u win extend into the city, th,
department viii 20 20 the boundary and Their,
await orders from the Board before going int,
| operation.
The County conmissiessrs on Thsrsday eaIie.
| upon Mayor Latrohs and had . very satisfactory
interview, which viii no dcubt lead 10 som,
arrangement BY which the services % the city Or,
department. may Be secured 10 the Belt. tn
| Mayor told the Commissioner 10 cali upeu th
Fire Commissioners Il their meeting on frida,
night and lay the matter before thsn, which ths,
| will do.
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middle than al either end and will not jump the
track" At this point the editor .jumps the
track" and 'eOnfesscs inability to explain the in
veniiOn. Blu, must avail, further Developments"
es-The editor Of the Baifiaoreas "has got Il
bad" and We feel sorry for him. Hear him !:
She kisses me STE kisses me.
This IL the sweetest song know:
And 80 I sing Il very low
Add faint, and oh, 90 tenderiy,
That though you listen, none bat she
May bear Il ~ she kisses me.
ee-In the late local elections Of Wisconsin the
Republicans seem 10 have lost, chiefly on account
of the absurd snti-tresting Law which the Lsgis-
iature passed.
Puimona.-A grand remedy for Coughs.
Throat .s and Lung diseases. SOLD y druggists
re- W. fays,ie street, Baltimore, Nd.
BALrrnsRE, Sept. 3. 1850.
M. a. X. Msffse. i22 W. Psyesfs street, Baiii-
s.ere, Nd. Dear sir: have been suffering for
over two years from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried all kinds Of medicine at an expense Of
two thousand dollars without any decided re-
lief had terrible cough, Lost all my appetite,
and could not sleep at night. Last June ] was
recommended 10 try your "PuLxoxA; since that
time I have been using L.; my cough has stopped.
] sleeP well and have good appetite. heartily
recommend Il 10 any one suffering with lung dis
ease. Wishing you all success, I am ever yours,
4e, w. A. WILsox,
n. W. cor. Huntington and Charles street
avenues, or 3tT and 2ts W. Pratt street.
The undcrsignsd and numerous others cheer
fully recommend the above:
Rev. A. y. Gibson, N. D., Rsv.'D. II. Carroll,
Rev. VIM. s. Edwards, d. D., Rev. J. J. q. Web
sier, Rev. Job A. Price, Rev. WIN. NJ. Osborn.
Rev. J. n. N. Lennon. Rev. 9. A. Wilson, Rev.
II. W. Black, Rev. A. 8. Hank, Rev. L. d. Her
ring. Rev. y. w. Crowley, Rev. d. Henderson,,
all of faltimere, Nd.
Rev. A. Foster and Rev. George v. Leseh, oi
Washington, ID. G.
Rev. james Gamble, Hagsrstovn, Nd
/ Tnor TnK PASTOR 90 uAnFonp ava, n. y. CHURCH.
BALrinonE, January 5, 1880.
| NJ. A. n. Msffse-Denr sir: I have used the
| PrLuoxA In my family for severe bronchial treu-
| bic with decidedly bebeGciai results.
Respectfully, J. }. O. wEssrEn.
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OF STATIONS AND JACKS.

The owner or keepers Of every stallion or jack
shall. before being permitted 10 stand or station
such animal pay TO the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of % the counties in this State. the high
est sum which he intends To ask receive for the
season Of one mare and the receipt Of the said
Clerk. with the seal of his Court attached thereto
for said sum, shall be the license for stationing
standing such stallion jack for year from the
date thereof; provided. that In case shall the
sum directed 10 the paid BY this section for such
license be less than ten dollars; and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax 10 paid
shall be exempt from al other State tax.
WILLIAM A. SLADE.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
y. Bly, instructions received from the Treas
ury Department at the Clerks Office. al persons
applying for . license Of any Kind, except mar
rage licenses. which the same as heretofore,
will hereafter have 20 pay the fec Of ty cents Tor
issuing the same, making total Of sixty cents as
stated above.
The fee Of hfsy cents has heretofore been charged
90 the State.
WILLIAM A. sLADE,
Meh. 2s.-td.) Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF sPIRITUOUs
OR PREVENTED LIQUORS OR
LAGER BEER
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.

The license 10 be paid by the keepers Of oyster
and eating houses Is S5o.6o throughout the State.
FEMALE MEMBERS.
Females vending millinery and other small ar
ticcs. whose stock Is not $500, pay n license
Of $500 only but II over that amount they are
required 90 pay the same license other persons
oath 20 be made as 10 the amount Of stock 1.-THE
principal season Of tho year.
LICENSES TO OWNERS AND KEEPERS
OF STALLIONS AND JACKS.
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indignation Meeting.

A number Of prominent citizens who live in the
neighborhood Of jenkins run, In the belt aad just
south Of Boundary avenue, held meeting on
Saturday night last, for the parpOse Of calling the
attention Of the Mayor and City Council 20 the
nuisance, and that measures may be taken for its
abatement. Mr.. James A. Buchanan presided,
with Lennox Birkhead. secretary. A petition
vas read by Mr.. John II. Handy. detailing nj
length the effects Of the nuisance. The petition in
part states that for several years the citizens Of
Baltimore living between Read street and North
boundary avenue and west Of Greenmount avenue
have been greatly annoyed by the odious smells
proceeding from the sewer running into the city
at the intersection Of Greenmount and North ave-
nues, and thence 20 Jones's falls, below the dam
Of the Pearl Hominy Mill.
In the autumn Of 1879 rcmonstranee was made
BY John T. Graham. John II. Handy and others,
20 DR.. Steuart, the health officer, Mayor Latrobe
and members OF the City Council. Much was
said BY the officials about the nuisance proceeding
authorities TO abate H. The State Board Of Health
was thereupon clothed with additional powers In
order 10 enable 10 10 Get IN both municipalities.
The stencil, however, continued. and has eontin-
ued undated TO this day, and has seriously injur-
cd and threatens totally 20 destroy the property
q number Of squares houses have been vacated
and the sale Of others rendered impossible. In
mild weather. when the wind IL from the east OF
southeast the stencil IL almost intoierable those
residing on ST. Paul street ~ far south - Eager.
and 10 all those who reside north and west Of that
street for perhaps half . mile west and q mile
north.
The petition then gives full account Of an in.
vestigation Of the nuisance made BY Messrs.
Handy and Buchanan, and concludes BY stating
that ''if the nuisance 10 continued 10 has been a
waste fer the city 20 spend half million dollars
20 build bridges across the valley 10 conduct peo-
pie 20 an uninhabitabie section. The grand Jury
10 called upon TO Investigate the matter and apply
the remedy fsarls'sly to those who are respon.
sibie."
A committee. composed Of p. p. Clark, =. d.
Morrison and Lennox Birkhead, on the part Of
Baltimore county, aud John II. Handy, James
A. Buchanan, W. T. cowman, aud Dr.. Bruno, on
the part Of Baltimore city, was appointed 10 con.
fer with the county and city authorities relative to
the matter.
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The applicant must either make oath, rs here
toforc before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he is engaged in business, Of the
amount Of goods kept ON hand m the principal
season Of sale. the oath may be administered by
Justice Of the Peace. when the person wanting q
license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt 10 cure fish In March, April
and May, without license. Vendors Of cakes and
vendors of beer and cider, who are the makers Of
such beer and cider. larger beer excepted, not
s..le a.
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rnou THK PASTOR 90 uARFonp ava, N. =. CHURCH.
BALrinonE, January 5, 1850.
NJ. A. n. Msnee-Dcar sir: have used the
PrLuoxA In my family for severe bronchial trou-
bic With decidedly beneGcial results.
ResPectfally, J. J. q. WEnsrER.
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rs-Ths editor Of the Baisino,ea. aha. e,

ee-In the late local elections Of Wisconsin the
Republicans seem to have lost, chiefly on aeeoun,
of the absurd anti-treating Law which the Lsgis-
Iature passed.