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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28
Order to Show Cause.

In as County Court Of Linn County, STATE Of
Oregon:
In the matter Of the co-partnership estate
ofHouk and Meyer, Henry Meyer, decd.
TO C1riaogher HoRE, and tie neSt of lin
Of Henry Meyer deeedsed anil all persoRs
kHoion aud HHka0,cE iHtereStefiH said eStaGe-
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
IN OREGON, you are hereby cited and
required 10 be and appear in the County
Court ofthe County Of Linn, In the State
Of Oregon, At The Court House In the city
Of Albany, In said County and State, ON
Wednesday, the 9th day OF November,
1881 at tho bour or one o'clock IN the
afteTnoon % said day the same being the
third day OF the regular November Term
thereof, and then and there show cause,
II any exist WAY an order Of sale should
not be made directing and licensing the
administrator Of said estate TO Seil ali the
real property of said estate hereinafter de-
scribed as prayed for in the petition Of
John A. Crawford. administrator Of said
estate, which petition IL now on file IN the.
County Court of Linn County, Oregon,
which said real property II Described a.
follows % wit: Lot No In Block Ne 2
in Tie city OF Albany, Linn County Oregon.
Also Lot No @ ia Block No 2,in the city Of
OF Albany, Linn Comfy Oregon. Also
A<ys AtO III 01Dck NO Zrlu Al@ GlLF Oi
Albany Linn County State OF Oregon.
Also Lot No 8 Ia Block No in the city OF
Albany Linn County Oregon. Also -
feet of or the west side OF lot No 1 In
Block No 10, In the city Of Alb3nv, Linn
County Oregon. Also the east haf OF Lot
No In Block MOL in the city Of Albany.
Linn County Oregon, and all known and
described en- the piats and surveys of said
city now On 1ile IN the Office OF the Comfy
Clerk OF Linn County. Oregon Also I<st
30 i,containing and 67-IO0 acres known
As Fair Ground Lot, surveyed or and
plated by Linn County Agricultural
Association. the same being purchased
from Jas. NJ. Mcdonnell and oTginsliy
n part Of the y. w. Corner OF the bona
ton Claim OF Isaac Mutchins, In Linn
County Oregon.
BY order OF the Court
Witness my hand and the seal OF saidS
Court this 10th day of September, 1881.
L. y. ~ BAi n, Clerk,
per J. ii. HAcELEMAS, Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

4 New Light Keeper Wanted.

During this and last season we have
heard great deal Of complaint from
citizens of this county who Rave been
refused admittance into the lighthouse
at Cape Foulweather. About the first
of the present month r c. Miller, w. K.
Temple and Mr. Nichols were over at
Yaquina Bay, and while there visited
Cape FouIweather for the purpose of
seeing the Lighthouse. They were
considerably surprised at being refus-
ed admittanee by the light keeper and
had to leave the Coast without getting
to see that which more than any thing
else caused them to make the trip to
the Bay. It has been the custom to
show visitors around when they made
the trip to the lighthouse, and all who
call there should receive the same at
tention from the keeper. These
gentlemen who were refused admit
tance are among our very best citizens,
and IL a petty government Office holder
50 far forgets himself as to snnb our
best men he should be eusted from his
position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

friends coming In and congratulating
him. Il was a surprise party, TO make
merry over his Goth birthday.
We are sorry TO hear that Mr.. Baum,
one Of our best merchants, had his store
closed last Tuesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28
CeHPAsE TnEm.

Ever since the project of building a
railroad from the Valley ID Yaquina
Bay has been talked of, the Portland
papers have made all manner of sport
about the harbor at the bay. For quite
awhile they would not make mention
Of The building of the Oregon Pacific
unless in q sarcastic way. We have
saought for some ams they had We
~ little to boast Of when it came to
the actual depth of water on the
bars intervening between the sea and
the two points, and now we have our
thoughts confirmed by the following
official report:
u. S. STEAMER SHUBBRIcK.
Kalama, Oct. I91S8I.
capt Charles T.. Posceu. T. s. Engi-
sleers, Portland, Oregon-SIR: have
the honor to transmit the following
brief report of my examination of st.
Hellens bar.
During the passage down the river
on the 18th inst, availed myself
of the opportunity, when passing st.
Helens, to carefully note the depth of
water IN the channel. AS the vessel
was being carried slowly along with the
current was enabled to get accurate
eoundings at frequent intervals The
least water recorded was 13,
6, at tie time the gauge registered plus
IT. The remarkable change in the
depth of water at this psint has serious
u impaired the navigation of the river
and-is matter Of grave apprehension
for the alarming increase of the bar
promises to develop barrier that may
possible render Portland inaccessible
from the sea.
am, sir, very respectfully,
ALFRED EyERsoN.
Since the filing up of the south chan
mel The depth of water on the bar at
Yaquina Bay is 20 feet at high tide.
and as the difference between high and
low tides at this point Is only some six
or seven feet, il will be seen at once
that any vessel which can reach Port
land can safely cross the bar at
Yaqnina Bay. But the Portland
folks say, 1--WE will have th gov
ernment dredge the Columbia and
remove the bars" OF course that can
BE done, but it viii have to be repeated
annually, while if the bar at Yaquina
IS removed oRce that is the last of it,
as it IS rock. We do not make these
comparisons with any feeling of hostili-
II towards Portland, but just to LET
those quill drivers down there under
stand that We know we have a good
harbor over at Yaquina, and that it Is
TO their intei est to recognize the fact.
Portland is too prosperous city, and
has too much wealth centered there,
to allow her to slip backward or even
falter in her PROCESS. She win surely
always retain hor position as the lead
ing city and business center of the
Northwest. To do so the bars in the
Columbia must be removed and We
know that if the Government does not
% the work, Che people of Portland
wii
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

King OF the Blood Is not s'cure all -
but In all disorders attributable to impuri-
ty Of blood and It's defective circulation,
nothing equals its effect. See advertise
man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28
AIaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preser-
walton OF the Teeth and Gums. Ii is far
superior TO any preparation OF the kind i'm
the market. In large, haudsome opal
pots, price 80 cents. For ssle by Feshay
q Mason, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

A torpid liver has to wake up and attend
to business " hen King Of the Blood gets
nto the circulation. See advertisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. Tho most
Important Discovery since vac-
cinnt1on. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before Consamption
setH I'm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Oren huDarla aud J. J. Dubrille,
unner Lne hrin name OF Kubarts ~ Du-
Drille. ~ tnls Gay dissolved by mutal con-
Hsnt' Bar: kuoarts retiring from the bust.
ness. Al mopey, notes and accounts due
me late nrn can be paid To J. j. Dubrille,
who viii also settle all the firms indebted.
ness.
OHEN RUBAnT~,
J. J.. DUnRIILE.
Albany, Oct. 10, 1851.
IIn4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

PITCHERS CASTORIA
Is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORIA. Itregulatcs tho
Bowels, cures Wind Cello,
alleys Feverishness, and de-
stroys Worms.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

"a motherand son killed by King OF th
Blood. The mother was Dyspepsia, ths
son General Unhappinesa. See advertise
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-10-28

at satisfactory prices. Don't fail IN cal
on him before either buying or selling.
, 1881-05-11

Withdrawn from the main track. The company
Will cndcayor 10 havo enough spoclal polioc 10
protect th0Ir men to-day. ~ y s getting tn he
serious question With ihou. Their hustnera 10
BuHrtng, and merchants arc beginning to com.
plaln nj ths teay.. The city police ought 10 nj
ford protection {rnn. such demonstrations at
were Gnanlc.I ycsietslay.
Twelfth atreat Tntnor Hall fairly sWG!toroa
With tetaplrns swtschnen last night. Tho nt-
tontlHEce wna as lnrxo ns my during the Atflket
aid WIS out Of all proportion to Tho ball. many
l1Ctnr unable to bt,thln oven AtalinlnH roam.
The temperature ~as Aotnethlng terrific. re-
naindin9 onc q tho n!aok llolo Of Calcutta:
tho mcn mopntsi tt,eir fcvorct' bfows and painted
for btcnth. They were greatly excited, TOO.
aver certain alleged defcct,ons, which 4 was
reb,ttett wouln end tho strike. Tho ctti1,mttfecA
frnM tho various foatl4 asserted that everything
wHs Anth. Hnd fherd VIVA no dhnRer nf the met
showing tho whto feather. Some fcafs Nere
ton 4 Quincy and Fort Wayno iaoads.
alleged that they bad been bought up
BY tho companies, aid that they WerH now
working MEnfnst the men. The Fort wayne
mcn WIN w0re present and who wefo loyal Hnro
naked tn r,ec. which they did. ard repudlAted the
idea that ttey worc about to yte!a. M All was y,
work on THO Fort whynu this morning, tnotior!
VIA Carried TINT alt tho switchmcn AsscH1b!n At
tho Fort Vague cfpssIng at hnif.pnst o'clock
this morning, though fnr what PURPOSE was mt
tlGfhed. The Committees read lists OF Awtteh-
rnc1 who weFp at work, and tho yamg Wefp Or.
dctunl T.! he cntnted on tho snctetAry'e "schb "
ilst. After pas'!ng tho resolution M :, With much o.
has boon tlonc ouch day, tho meeting adJournod
until to-nVht.
, 1881-05-11
THE WORLDS FAIR.
r. T. BarnMm Wants 1t Held in RoHtoHs
ulid Will Subscribe n 1kandnosi1 NUM-
10 NIAlkc 1t II SilctH~A.

r. T, BarllMm Wants 1t lie Ill in RoHtoHs
und Will Subscribe n 1kandnomo NUM-
10 NIalxr 1t n Succss@.
Hpsetal Dtspateh To The Ch!eaeo N1hunA.
HosroS, AIuy l0.-rlls suggestion tint the
next Worlds Fair shall be hold III Roston Is
rccuIyi,lE hearty co.nmendatlon from tic
press Of New England. su,d strong
nppcal for support Ii llkcly to follow
the letter Of r. Il. Datluns. who wtltes
to tho Advertiser: IT. tho Scw York
Worlds Fair project falls through. ! will
chesrful!y bo one Ut l9Q .ftHhw, England men
to subscribe $4,000 eaol, toward tl.ls ontor-
prise a. III. Investment, wifi proper encour-
age.nct,t from Dnr General Government. I
llayo no ,luubt Of !ta largo ann,lclnl SUCCESS.
Without tottnrt!ng from the business, quail
1lcatlnnY nf American Citizens IN I'LL pifts
Ut this ilourlshlAg, happy, nna pecnlinrlY
judXmont thrift, Inventive 9entus, temperate
lubfis, antl RoahoailtiveheBsa Of Nqw Englanlers
nro undoubtedly vu!uatte factors Il! tho Ilxatll-
zllon OF Il wdtfd's fntr 1T ttOston. Worlds falra
III this country. II properly conducted, aud Ut
proper intervals. say ut eight or ttlslt years. Nro
certain to conf0r lhln4slsB bnnctits on American
interests OF uv1ry klnd. un1 ESPECIALLY tts ml!na-
fMctltrcs. For tho shkG. therefore. ut American
manufactures, III well as NIL our othor cntcr-
prIscs, hopp TINT tho concustEA yt1n Ut New
EnglRnd as vol Us tho unlteu aud hlrtnoii!oAs
notlon ot our whols country will buck up Con-
EOrtun8 sugRca10n.'
, 1881-05-11
A CELEBRATED CASE.

An Administrator Sucs for tho Necovs
err Of tho Value ofSA LtEn-Innnrnnco
Policy.
yptet4t Dtsp&ttA to Tas Chicago Ittox*s
I'rrrsnu1t0. Pa, May l0.-The aomawhas
ce!cbrnteit case Of Charles i. Druckwhy
against tho Mutual benefit Ltfe-1nBnrance
Company, OF Newark, Md, caIia up for trial
in the United States Circuit Court this morn4
Ing. Charles u. HroekwaY Is tho nimin!strar
tar Of tho estate Of Deokwith I. Brockway,:
and brings sult, for use of Daniel F. Say
bert, for $4,000, with intorrst since DeoemA
bur, 1St'v. DaniBl +. 5nygert brings suit ~
his own nnMe dsnfnst the C0nnbetlcltt MNtual
1.lfe.1nsurnhco Company for like anoGhe
The history IT the case is US follows: BookWlth
7. Rrockwny wns 4 country co9b!ef, pl{th4
County, II ises lid liz took out IL thkt ti!Aa
aboyo a conipa,iies IN ] for $1,000 eaell. 4 .part
Interest lii ths boneiit .arlslng .frona these
policies he assiKMed u David +. Snybert to
snS ssSsd o ska 4 III sss 'xs pss
bur, 1850. Tho companies refused to .pay !he
policies. hnd suLs was bro!ighs ki1r L.. LH.
atatcs Court, Under the act ok oonRfoss
grartng thotsl that privilege, They They sot up lq
saiS hs ire for saybs ! 6onct,S the latter psy..
lexe, and will put In ovIleucc, tho aoposlt0na 81
way In Ill boyhood, to prove tlat I'rockway va?
older by shout ton yoHrs tunn be rerrosouteA
hllnseIf to 10 wh0n the policies wero issued.
SIs hsa!ta @ ~ and tat ot liz ailosstora ana hut g.
said ho WIS not. Several eminent Iawyoss aaEd
e%a.ea es We nd!s n,eles 10 espes
by insurance men.
, 1881-05-11

-
DAvENIDnr, Iowa, May io,-The Iowa
Ssato Dentni Stciuty, in lts accond SESSION,
SHOWED an Increased membership. 1'fest.
l1oNt n. G. .1ncksols occupied The chair. The
rreastlrer's report showed balahcU. 0n hand
Of $ll7.s', and essnys were road rs follows:
DR.. a. V. t:au,n, on "Ecteetio or C9nscrva.
two Dentlstry;;' by Dr. J. 8. Ku'p, OF Musca.
tine. " "Exuosstl 1'ulpH;" Or. y. A. !'nr-
bur, of 1lpt,1I. 0u 'Artltfc! c!al Uentlstry:" by
Pr. ~. q. 1hgersolj. Keokuk, oil "tA!ycoiar
liberation, as 4fstlnguislteM frnm Atvenlaf
n1,scgsa." mud by nf: "; Il D!!fcklns,,,1i, !f1
lnL' for tilo iluxt rlncn Of :, tneGt-
lMg resulted in tie choca of Dies Mnitles.
Il,G M sssay.ta fnr ttxt yenr's kntherInE ol the
nf Kcukuk; j. i. Wilson. III hurlt,,gton;. j.
t1nrln # sl,ssattns; katlbor of Gtin:
# Mst}resor: q. $. Fuller, Of Lyona; and y. 2.
li,,9hcs II Nnwsnn. Tbls evening joint meet
ttg WINS held. tic tIlnois state Dental snciety,
III session at Rock Island. jhInsne tbalr brethro
, 1881-05-11
WILLIAM sInls1s.

MEMr11rs, Tunr., May l0-This afternoon
at 1 O'Clock William Stlnus, formerly etn-
ploycd as u druggist, went to Father william
Walsh, who resides lit tho 1arsoIlagp aNJoln-
lrx st, Bsiagst,s Church. corner Of Third aud
Oyorton streets, mud related q STORY of trouble
existing betweeu t,llt,self and wife. Father
Walsl. listened patlulty, al!d ny SlnlAs was
labortng under great mental. excitement, tuld
him to lla dawn on tiia sofa in hls study. nlld
tGrs betWpetl thena. Sll,,Ins 1onlptE9ds Rnd
FuthoF Walah, after looktpg tho door 20 proyent
Si.n,ls. NetuFnlsig III hour aftcrwunis Futhor
Walsn was hurrIHod On ontoFlng Tie stntiy 10
hud BImlns lying dead On tho ho4'r. With hss
confirmed m0rphno- Gator, and was under tho
influence OF tho drug when he ootntnlttod tho
Hotx
, 1881-05-11
CLINTON, ILL.,, EDUCATIONAL.

CLINTON, ILL.,, May 10.-Th0 t0nth annual ex-
oru,soa vi tho Cllnton public hlYh.sohouta took
plsco this evening In tho Msth0dlst Church be-
{ore q very tarKe audloueo. There wor0 nlns
graduates. it was ono Of the bcst Commence.
n,at,t exercises that has over taken plaoB In this
city. Al the cloa0 tho graduates apd scholars
rsS@pntod tho Suparintefa0llt apl Prlnolpai with
lotI,o elegant aud costly presents.
, 1881-05-11
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER
Spkefdl Dnpatth ia 11hs Chicago Tribune.

ATLANTA, Ga.. May 1D.-Aner1cus WINS
thrown Into excitement this morning by tln.t-
ing OH tlia stago Of tho FISH Pond Hall build
inR, used rs public school, tho body Of
Austin Ellis. with aoyen ghaety wostnlt IN IT, all
wound In tho IGrt tetnptc. which pcnotrntel
thn brain, ia Thought to be tho catlso Of tttath.
The cll,lso Of tlIo kltiugt also tho perpetrators
OF the crlthc, arc d inystGry.
, 1881-05-11
FRUSTRATED BY ll1ATNtN G.

237a7d7 URp1teA ~ 07sss1sS9 e1as*s3
Dosr4,x, May t0.-Thu thermometer to-day
reached 10 In tho ahBla- Yuatartlay lnDn
wore oyorcoats. From ell parts OF New Eli
gla,ld reports VI the sudden aud oppressive
lieut. come. At Monroe, N. H., 1t was VI tn
the al,aslc, mud ut nradtord and Contoocoof
90 and so respectively. A. &arblahead,
Mass., tt,ere was a SHARP thunder shower
thls afternoon. sud during tho ton mlnutea "
rugged = palates vaA struck w lightning. throwta
frllu 4taRluK On wtiuh ha Mas NJ work, una re-
celvcA fatal t1lnrlos aud man dd by VIZ ~ 10
over nn hour. Tonight It u A4ain cold In Hoe+
, 1881-05-11
,,.,,o the Fifth Ti,no of Ills
f''' A,rraignfno"t l'ofore tho
Court.
o,,h,,oua Burglar Sentenced to
'''1 Thirty Years in the PEN
itentiary.
=. Assaults His Mother, Cuts Her
''T rhroat, and Commits Suicide.
, nu,1 IN Sumter County, Ga, Rosulta
pu', rstalI7 10 Both Participants.

rt1ARLEs +. KlsINu.
~ n.,naftA to Tho Chttaeo Tribune.
sTs, sn,,,o Mo-, stay 1o.--When Judge
81. i%'It' ~ .'rne,i ,hc lnint,tes Of tho Criminal
1aaea,,,nn W.. -, ,norntng, special Judge q. II.
tout. '.!,t NJ Huntsville. lsaldop,i coltt'-
bu'rknS.'i thu bencl1 a,ul cnlletl the casa Of
t. ase.''r + K,inr, charged with murder iii
thasss, ts, irrrce, The crime for which KrinE
ne s n.o' ~ ,r{sl was committed about y o'clock
eoes ,,s - h,ct Of Jan. s. 1870, Wien Mrs. Dora
~ 1aa.er aae . was fatally shut In at, alley
lfoen.,,lr nar lroartecuth and Fifteenth and How.
N!"st%a sna Mu]lampl,y streets, q fow feet
.N 'nM ,hs rrnr entrance TO l.ur home.
ssosa 49, IN n married woulnl,, a1'sa at tho time
s''e ''aical ", condition. Charles +. KrtnR, tho
,'sa "s ha,t wrlt!pn licr 1,laiiy letters OF
aeeu'sua sua tin. piul.s called to aeu 1ler. sl,o
!oiv' us'.aS 81 IN sec Kring, but was finally pnr-
.s, .;s.irl to 20 dawn tlls straot, w'loro !'er
'. '.'..,s.,Irlhw, Amanda Broclnscr, was ssatul-
ssss ~ 9Th the defendant. Wlien slla cline
W. sarn they walked OF n fow feet n1ltl begun q
sun1 a',s. Conversation. ann When they came back
sl',s y ,shtta ara Amanda BroeIt1ser stood. Firing.
',.o,,,ne "h 10 her tcstlmnny, tsked Mrs.
psv p,o"a,scr IL she would marry him.
s1o@ sho sus,yered, II AM already n!hrrfcttn -
Hls "a tc wacd dct,nt nnswtr. and stio sa!d
" M,se ~ anIxcrel no ho would shoot her on tllo
IL ~ s denied thls a'd invisc hcr TO- ssaTch
a'asss a sss ,eot ,hea hes il. ~ b!east
Ma1se .aa 9,ee Il, tho thigh. Il few mtnutns lator
Ef ESns ,vfrtndctcd h1tself at tho police station.
,' sTp 'ntoeniscr. with hcr ttaoy. which. n The
spnq N NJ neeount @ of tic shook, died faw slnye
r"u w. VI King waa arraig,lad In tho CrilnInAl
, 1881-05-11

RECEIVE NO CHICAGO FREIGHT.
spsssat Ulspatsa to TAs Chteaso Tribune.
SrNxArola ILL.,, May 10.~fho striko Of
swltchn,o, In Chicago yhrts has accustomed
tho four different roads running FROM horo
Ia Chlc.go to rive orlura not 10 racelyo any CHI
c4Ho freight. This will nuke somewhat " .
blockade 10 tho eoal EuiuluK 1lstn1sa II tho
strike continues long.
, 1881-05-11
OHIO HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Tolspo, o., May 10.-Tte seventeenth annual
ecssltl, OF tho homeopathic Medical Soolpty
Ut Ohio coavpnpd Il, thta, city to'dny,
with largo attondhnoo of Mcsnbers, ana tho
following t,t,!ocra bofng ptosents President u.
NJ. Logon, uf Oxford; virc-lrostdents ". II.
iIortnalec, ot Toledo, and 9. W. Moore, OF
'rrno,in,, and J, q. Sanders, nf Cov4land. Itt
il. il, Iio01o OF TseUnesoh. bl!ph, lTnr. u. Il.
Wilson ot Ann Aroos' ~ ana T., T. 2: nnnoaG fra Of
tcrna1 ,ieieK9tes. DirlnR tho day and evening
reports wcrs made by tho t1nsca!,s Ut Anaso,ny
phystoln2y, Pathology, and Ciniehl Medlo..
and pNpors on subjects pertaining to sanitary
bttuGca rHn4,
, 1881-05-11
VACATlN; OFFICE.

6pfeta1 Nsls4tth % TN LAEa9e 9fR'vHss
LAFAYETTE, Iud,, May l0.-louts Klmmsht
jsupubttcan, lust ovontuR vaeatsl tho oliioo ot
Mayor poalIon ho taas hold toE four a1oaee'
siyo yoars. ana Furlnap 3. D. nodlnleYs Demo:
crut, wus swuru H.. Fur tho want OF four yotes
In the Hopona War{t tho Democracy !cao y!
lin apnninitsi oiHcpys. their candidate Ia that
ward bol.ig lessatoa BY lhreo yoies, ,l loayla3 M
thanl but avo lnsiubcrs out Of tyelsa. TIE wv x
n6sn.ca ,iGio IL Tho la|teo fotso. FRY llQpastr,
i.unt. Clty Attorneys otteo, ato' Al9 5ae eEr
uatut1Q8 1FQ Republican,
, 1881-05-11
TILE DENTISTS.
TIE ILLINOIS 8f)CfETf.
Sptttai IytAtattA II The EAitaao 7%btsne.

TIE 1JITJEEsJIS B!JCEEE1s
spttaa, UtbattA II me CAieaao 7stbt.nA
i)AvESrpur, 1n., May 10.-Iha illinois
Stale Dental Society mot ut 1lock ]siand In
tlCir seventeenth annual session tlls morn
lng, With President j. +. Mariner, OF OttA-
wa, III tho chair. Tho rolt-call Of members
sl,nwctl over stxty III. attendance. and an NIL
dress Vi welcome on bcl,nlf Of tho city was
delivered by Cily-Assorney ]. l'arko, and
responded 10 hy nr. @. v. 1Inck. of Jacksonville.
AfMr the us,iaI rfMItlhc pnsiness q t.nrcr% ~ was
rit1er. This rveninx tho iilinhfs sotloty met II,
1nnt session III ths city With tho dcttnl titMtors
!If Iowa, who nre holding thof annual xnthorihg
h0tp.
, 1881-05-11
A NEW TRIAL DENIED.
fatA...l,k n 1t.s Efhikaoa ISrIhAi III

sPaIRurlxLu, ILL.,. May M-The motion for
now ttial In tho llbat suit of q. u. burnett vs.1
Il, urown wss nrguul horo today. Drown IL the
woulthy editor OF tho Edwartisv!lte lntelit9eacer,
uelnooratio papcr, Nurnatt u attorney for
tho Ut, Louis nlylsloa Ut tho Wabaah hallway.
!srown, tn blu papuE, charged that Burnett had
bcen discharged for dofraud'ug tho Company
sult wa brought Tor s:a,o ,ooQ damages. md YER
1Ict fur 8 luD was YlyoG sorne ti1lo ago vt IHy-
!orv,,l0, but this In0tlon was argued gerg. Tnv
motion wns oYerrulpd, Five other libel snlts
axaIuat brown,
, 1881-05-11

WooSsocKnr, Il. l., Mny 10.--Frank Mur-
ray, aIias "Tl,e l1oty Fly" n dIsstpnsed tailor
tenement ltnllway, Ills tl,ront cut fron ear 10
cnr and stiIl CONSCIOUS. I1o said m unknown
Ftehchmnn Without ettisu cut him With u r1tznr
md pushed him into tho rlHcu. Murray Will
ulu. No Glow to tho FrcnthnMn hAs bu0n found.
, 1881-05-11

IN TIE MISSOURI pESITENTrAnI.
ST. I.ou,s, Mn, May 10.-Firc In sfJ Nils
souri, renitentlary. at Jefferson City, vnry
Into last night destroyed the satldle-trce
shop Of Sullivan Il Prlnsineyer, aud tic
slloe-shop of I'rtca ss' Meyer, contractors;
nlso tic engine, boilers, and considerable
fnif Of tho nUw coll building wns als destroyed,
hut nll tho, canvlcts WORT rcinuved t.! n.iothnr
JRrt Ut tlIe building aarrlS 91ld In trier. Tho
luss Ii nut yut known, but will hc considerable.
, 1881-05-11
4 MARLBOROUGH STOLEN.

ClycfxNArf, May 1o.-'rlo stealing OF n
mail-puuch ut Milford Centre April % las
juat been made known horo. 1twns Il ponet,
from the soutl, and Southwest. 1t was
thrown or Mt Milford Centre by tho 1'itta.
burg, Cincinnati & St, Lonls HALLWAY car for
trnlistor to tho Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati
4 Indianapolis itallwaY, onr Il was stoioi,,
urtiurs woro left untouched. Tho monoy takon
Is estimated at $i,a0. Noarresta and no Glow.
, 1881-05-11
THE DtjELLO.

epeetal Dtspateh to Tns chseaso 7ftbunG
ATLANTA, aa., May 1o,-'Two itlen named
Hart mud Register fought duel with knives
III Sumter County yesterday, resulting In tlio
tcatl Of both participants. Hurt was tllse.n;
howeleJ md died Instantly, md Register died
four houty after tho Alffny,
, 1881-05-11
FIRE RECORD.


The alarm fron, Box rs ut 8:4o last evening
was caused byn w1ndow-cnrtaln catching
fire FROM II gus Jet in the hnlway oif tho tliIrtl
i!oor OF the Frnn,f0rt lfote1. corner OF Wa
baB'l nven,te ..,Hi MadlBon street. No datnngo
8aye 10 the emrtnfr.
r,ott1InK w,ls cn,lsetl BY Tire Il, tho twn story
ilriek h,Bc in tho rrnr s No. III ila!sted strcet
ownel BY JohM Unryoy, and occupied bT Mrs.. y.
Pine Us il millinery sttlr0 aud dwelling. DAmnxt
10 tho building $a, and tf stock el61. b0th COW
cred by insurance. Tho fire or'gihntel tfOln Ut
knnwn CAUSES In tho kitchen during tho 4erv-
ant'S absence,