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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
English Royalty and Ear. E3oorrn.

Some surprise and disappointment have
been expressed in the country Of his birth
that no representative of English royalty has
yet taken part in the reception given TO Mr..
Edwin Booth on the other side Of the Allan
tic. All London has locked to see him, Ell
Their at the princess theater or ii conjunction
with Mr.. Irving at the Lyceum-all London,
except the visible heads of London society,
the Prince Of Wales and the illustrious per-
sonages who are of his immediate kith and
kin. The Strand on the Irving and Booth
night was a spectacle to behold with wonder.
The string of carriages, glittering with lamps
whose owners are temporarily lodged in the
old play house il wellington street, almost
extends from Exeter hall to the west beyond
the Temple Bar Grif1u on the east. But
among these equipages will be found none
blazoned with the arms Of the reigning fam
iy of England. In America where the
Prince Of Wales is personally popular, this
fact is duly noted, and the point is one on
which transatlantic opinion is somewhat
sensitive. The welcome given in New York
and throughout the States to British favor
ties or stars is always cordial and enthusiast
tic. a popular actor coming from the old
country, whatever his line. provided that ex-
%cellence is displayed, no sooner touches
American soil than he finds himself q public
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
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A Legislative Scene.

Amember Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
named Hardison was foolhardy enough to
say that II he were Speaker he would never
allow the House to act as disgracefully as the
Speaker, Mr.. Hewitt, did. So the other day
Hewitt called Hardison to the chair. He had
scarcely taken his seat when cat calls, shouts
Of derision and loud laughter greeted him on
every side a paper ball struck him in the
eye and he called upon the sergeant at arms
tohelp him preserve order. Hewitt was one
Of the most d~isorderly. When Hardison was
relieved Of bis office he came down from the
chair threatening to kick the stuffing out of
the man who threw the paper Wad if he
could find him.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
Raising Racers.

The following from the Natchez Democrat
on the ACCESSIBILITY Of raising fine horses 10
the South, will apply equally as well, in
some Of it's bearings, to Montana. The cost
of keeping a good class Of horses, with our
nutritious grasses and wide pasturage, is no
more than the cost Of keeping cayuses, and
the market value Of the two breeds bears no
comparison:
The time has been when as fine race horses
were raised in Adams county as in any part
of the United States. The stables of VIM.
j. Minor, Col. Adam Bingaman, Maj. James
Surget, the Hoggats and many other enthusl-
astic admirers OF the sports of the turf, fur
nished some Of the best race horses Of that
period. Then, too, at the spring and fall
meetings Of the Adams County Jockey CluD
the very best stables from other States We're
on hand, and Pharsalia course was the field
Of some Of the best racing contests, from the
best three in five to four mile heats. The
purest blood and the fastest horses were
found il thisc county, and when the war came
on our own cavalry and that of the Yankees
were both recruited from the best blooded
horses in America.
The raising of r~ace-hOrses is therefore not
an experiment in this part Of the country,
and any one who would 60 into the business
would do SO with the assurance that tine
stock would succeed here as well as they do
IN the blue grass region Of Kentucky. In
that fine grazing and stock raising State there
has, during the past twenty years, been more
attention than usual paid to raising blooded
horses, and the sales Of racing stock have
recently become an important feature IN
Kentucky farming. An annual sale OF year
lungs, q week or ten days ago, took place on
the Alexander farm, at which thirty-sixy year
llngs brought $$36, &c.,, or an average Of ~, I
0O7 each. Now, as the cost Of raising these
colts after the stock has been procured, IS no
greater than that of raising an ordinary colt,
II will be seen that the Kentuckians find
mouey in breeding race horses.
, 1881-02-09

Efdt{M {Mh+J Hd4N UHHs 45s
ThA 1nor,.ltg al hair-pnst 1'ctock Etn1i'"t
Pulps, urlly st,n OF Col. John I. Philips. and Mass
lc,tllu Bpldtt,, t,a,lghsor Ut x.rasulaser Shell
,lo,l, or tho Missouri. kHnsas & Iuxas lt'tilvMy,
wcre united III s,arrlNxH 1T tho resilnlco VI Mr.
Il. I, Shulllosl, Dll Stcou struet. Tho tesonlony
wus ,l,urfur,llel by tho ltOv, j. II. ert"ollc.
Hector ur tho Calvary Ehapcl. acoortln. to the
tutttiful rit,lul nr tho Episcopal Church. Ohsy
tlIo immaculate relatives u! tho Drl'au a1 krt"nl
mud Ut,u ur l,xu Intimate friends wore l'reaet.
~ tho Kr1onl IL colntptu'l with number IT ihe
t,kIpst uttl ,.,ost Arsfncratfo fusnllcs Or t!su
tr,llnty, thDrV wAH tiIitO KhthGrM1. atf. tnlh
sncuI nlll Mtnx Cor1. nG1Nntt!, sr. ftnts y; Fry
Mn,i Miss MullIn ttGlIa, ~ Hannibal. stoN! 1p
wItn tho culttNrtifK patttes. Tho aWn nnt!io.
inrll tlrst ttatlsIs " lsa9 kfohHt Au 1h4 t"o
ludir8 tntilnutu friends Of tho brr.
ttlIlnAn foresight II rot h'Wnys Casfeas' NV
thu srnturestlu reilnrter, wh'! tiis tho plGasufp
OF kHtpwIJlE bolt! well. (a tut hfrAld IL WY -
happy match. Tho bride lsA nf,,a!'ngsa hrnnrt,
tllu Xr1Mn, lWrtr.t blonde; Tle hrislo nus 'Eu
othrr hearts thun TINT If her husband ay hes
xutloncss, u1n1htilIty. Wulany u!lnt1scter. l'ia
chnru,s Ut llau1tt. Tho Krt.nl,t ID y. hlxh'
ln;lsled wetl.bsea. Kira.ly. Intelligent hie!l,
worker, and will h1 II rradtt ~ hts tHltntesl
futur, wIsu hH MrhleEe'l distinction ~ lawyer,
Bt:IluInr. nt,tt stat 3sjuAIt. ...
TAp wedding wl.s cHruEtoa very tllt1ct!y ahu
witlltMtt aly t'stcntat!1tI. the nrio ~as lho r.
| cipient VI u tury uicu cs'slrniioh ot lfesents;
| AttUr congratulations Mt'd luhcil tho hFlnl
culiplu tUok Tho ,,,or,.itlI trrln fur III. la'1ls
Fr.Iill tleI,ee stoy will Prt'0GtAl to "AhlnS!at'
| City, whrr1 thoy will .sCnlIi a week. Atlnt
which thDy will return huillt anl thko W the!F
| teHl,fturp In this city,
, 1881-02-09

1.een, rprcsrnsntiyc.Hf j"hIi 't'frs. '"m, ON,
=. irs'n. ~ o'mm n ''''e' ,.',,, IN
Legal ''urrs!!satts's"' ,!si'tts ,.:sH
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t'ilnH ',."l.,, III ~ t.n,t. Uur.ly, E1,iEE!
!:'Hhl I!1,t =. nst,,,, Trfrvr Ar}iurtr fsln
LeHnl REPRESENTATIVES. II ihno'na i'7fh% r;i.;
Irnnl rri,r,s.ntM.ists 1t Cf1't ''I1"
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Legal Representatives ~ E7ru !lltlHnh 'V'
i.crn representative. bf !ntn Eoni"s' As- ,,,,
tiwt,ce IT sntlger. Scho's iicnli ..;,:;;. 4'"la
1inrt Il. Stewart, survivor OF 1ao'fs VIII !, co:
1rat lS rcprc:sntn,Ivcs 81 j. r. ieinpi:.: lilo
"Alrxat,acr ltruec, thirty;n A. a. this pn1it "
| the Typewriter wlio WrOtc tl,n PIT seems ln
ilavu given nut, fur n long blank f1llows. anu
when W. suhIect Is IT, tks' II. sIn aH%1'' III II u" n !"
tfscs TINT fr.n ly'lGs ,nnys s'i'n. r.. ce cellre %
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, 1881-02-09
ITEMS.

The trial Of tho cusc Of i. 1t. Bowen aE.tlfst
Morris - " artiu to- rtcover $:;,Wkl damages fur
assault aud battery vNs concluded yesterday
heforr .ll,!ge ltnxers. ut,1 ihc 1,'r, will f"'
charged this .nnrli!ng. Tho defendant wn* IN
tho stund yesterday. unl denied that he sirtck
ii,wt,l ws drunk Ol, tho fMqalslrn rrierrf'.l 10,
md fell ,!u,sr II Hight 1T atnrs.
.tl;:.. linrHuni Is Ft!tl t1'Usges! tn h1rtnE the
nutjEn ftr ttrtptsrr IN Inn eAst' Of Mrs. NMtH y.
Inxxrtf ny:,ll.at ih,gxrtt, lla4sets j. Hills.
I.-.lny Is default .tHy IN the Superior t0iiri.
Tue resolutions III thr 'ltnih o. IN. lntHt' u.
HIi,rl StHses Circuit tm;rt by lgr lsangs. nnh
Il, tiin Appellate sssrt l,y t;r,. Eilr'E''. and.
srt. 0rlicrrtl sprcar III tho rt'ct'E,ls of the rt-
ktnYt1yp Et3l1rfa.
, 1881-02-09
u CURIOUS CANAL BILL.

WHAT lNl,S u ME-tS
SrnlSuFiEi.1. H., Feb. T.-Mr. Chat
tiuld, Of Cass, introduced to~tEay a bill
for M Nct ea..ccrnlug ullsofd cllml lalNls
anu tho disposition thcrcof. It provides
tINtt thu Commissioners Ut thu lii
,,uls & Michigan Canal shall sell ms1 coaycy
amy ctlltnl lamIs ~ luts now owned by tho
Stutc ut',or t!hn tlt0sU c01l,,cctcta with
wutcy.,s,wcr u.l1.. tlM callul. atld thu ninety
fcgl strfu ,lul,g tho cul1n', nut t0 property
iur1utrly cUllmertrt( with thu hydraulic
wurks In Chtrugu. Such salcs to be tiltEo III
tl,e nut,ucr folInwed BY tho CAlnl Trustees.
Tho sret,tla Sgt:sltll slys:
Tl,p suiI Commissioners ahnll husn power and
authority III tase Wa Neeess"sy i.rteseAtnKa "
icE,ilt Of tho Stiltu III cstAblls thu ttfteuf th0
HtMtp u,,d yugs.ytr possession nf nty sllct! !ants
Or lOtA owned ~ thu stAsp which may eu cllmeu
M o. b. p s"srn .srs'9 }n Ut @ ~ ip s
cnl,st, appropriate .surs, IN the ,s!lh,o Vt the
Flute af ttltnass, IL tu Instituted UNI prosecuted
therefor.
Thu tl1lr,l sectton says that the proceeds Of
s,c|I saIcs, after puy,neAt nl expenses, sll.tlt
bu ,atu Into tho s;tute Treasury n,ul lc known
us thu s.ca,,nl Fund" Thu tunrth sccti'hs
| nuI,rn.r1ntrs Ult Ut such fund, "!n payment
Ut lust utl,l equitable. clHss nf, nllt t,nl;!i,cu
tar tic original sl,i:;clnts fSr , S4,stfSt'. ,tS'".
! n,Il,.s tn these muiShlMa1s: .,,
nas 5%m,i r',srss.miaivus II i; +. i,mS
Wllllsm..'r,. Mnn i!ntt l 1't,, :tt,, ''f'
yyx"t t nsesss ,sI,rssotsiissa IL william H. IT, ~
@ ste~ari, u Jol, j. Wulacs. did lo1ci'zor ~ ~.
1SaaI Sa,sgs; st.s,;;f:sststiyrs ot i;crT M:. iSJ
i'eKa' = ;tainsts " lsax
It'll W. rsuHcsc1.tall,cs ii john urcoi ai,d
, 1881-02-09

Tho Appellate Court ulH0 affirmed tho decree
of Judge Tucy III tho clse 0f tho 11rnettlett'le
Fathers upaisst Potter l'n.ner. This WIN Il hll!
tn compel Palmer to purchase tract Ut lnn'> on
tho North Hle owned ly conp[nnults which
hud formerly been church property. Judge
Tnley held that tho cunpia!nan.s couti not give
Il eo,A, mnrkctniac title. ana tneYrfo1e EA'"'er
ct,ul,l mt t,n compelled tn curry nut ILLS coIitrnct
Ia l,ly IT, Tho bill wits dismissed. for w!!fit ~
cslAiiy and tho Appellate Court affirmed t'ao 'sf'
c,1H. =,
nexasstIlevt Cslsu pf rtIlch ". TN !'rup!u WIS
nr.,of III publication anil or olrcwas sclc,st.
IL, thnt tho t'o.,rt hmt h1nrl, 1mrlste!iml.
mr1lt was yulhl ar mt mist bu 4lrttrn1lurl ~
tic Supreme. to,ltt ulorr, rs the taw HxErossly
prohibited Appellate C.,ttrts fnttn Nisslng 0l!
t4u c,,,lAtltlltlNna!ity Ut stHtutes. The appeal
wonll. thorcfore. b. dismissed.
, 1881-02-09
STATE (..t3TJ1t1'1.

Mnry r, Hopkins anYnsi II sui, IN elretinent
ypsfrriny nri,is1.t hi, thirArt, Eastern llst'n!s
lsafIr,A.! to,ulhny. clntfniug $::.Hs) damages.
Alexander AtsCsine !'rtntEt suit III attachment
agausf Nelson ". Csurk to rvct'ser .Fis=1.
.Iutlrs Y. !st.1gwny 'sl hill against 1fzzIel T.
and tfyxin Sulfth, ". A. tiilrs. T.. 7. krpxH, j.
H. Htt4f nn,l ". H. NiefluIa tn fts1st''st 4 nl.rf-
EHxg ir $I lak, M II IE,r1 N lnta m n!l lilthk
J. i, fr1,ntiorll sr. Il Addition 10 tlfcAE,' e-
INK E.ot i II, tho .Asscs~Ers l'ys!tH III SAID Lots
I and III.
1:rnst D., AuR,tsta, Freltrfck, taht!inrlle nt,'i
Eliza ich'nn,u; sletla rsst1.a a Iaot,nfe 20, IT.,
Luis.;aa 10, ii. Il. 81, ~, md Il. Hlmk nt
Jnkr~shore Subdivision Of ir1s. -. ~ and ~ III
Zine draw Snalvlsi0n nf sec. II, H. II.
, 1881-02-09

1Ioyement - Financial

Spffial D[sfatth to The Chicago Tribune.
LOl'tsvItl.E, KY, Fcth S-At Newcastle. III
thIa stntt. tcstrrlny, public meeting WIS hold
IL protest against unjust rnIJwny iiscrltnIna-
tiul,A. 1he injecting uInpt,ri resolutions seycrr~
~ ,trnmne!Msu urs tf Tn. ssmmtu"t sc the railroads
In this relation tu t,s Ccoc, ntlt1 recommended
the Endorsement Of can'!!tIntes Of thu 1cRisIa-
tlre wttu urt' known tn !,n fayur uf regulating
tl,e,n. IN banking circles tt,-.fry sensation
was pr.nlllt.t. ty tte resignation Of Mr.. IAyan
Z: M!lrr!y, President of tno Krntncky Suslui,al
isn"k, 1lr gut'r |" New York g lwcs!."e thy
whI, Air. H. Vlrtnr Nrwr,,,nl,. 1T louisville, IL
tn liz President. 1t IL suth t;eu. f'rfnt will be
patronage IT numerous wealthy capitalists ut
thu EM<t. t},'1!h,'r nf Sutls1erI, tlltNr1lons,
n!tuhlng thu !.:lsyi!in Il Nashville ftn!rtM.e
Sny{Ir This j.Htlk.
, 1881-02-09
4 Isrokcr,s I:1rtnnntinn-Nhy There II
M 1fIMrlt Money In Wall street fur
MIMI ri Hlst.

s,,,mrt Man.
Ef,r ,,tt Sua.
H., i'nnh tn,'"s In i]ritn.n.o's
t.I ttI a .,;"t r,.t,rtnr in, r.tt,nims ~ ~ yo.
i,ttm, H. ,r.i, nv Intt,r,. n md In, jnllni,cedn ii
.i,,ii ,,".s n i',r,tnw,e between tho thumb aud
rna!! n !,un ~, - ~ ii,, t,,,,t WEES ''
r,i +" " s,',v.s III Sm I'M saJl uu nrttclo
,,. % ~ ri ~. ,r.Ht;v nn1 nr,,tmi,iy iutgr-
tk ti,.' . ,s,,v,. n" "sai ~ "f tn sfie of
~" ht ,I,,hpf - t,,n"r,,st ~ ARR isinw 81 to01
n. H. .t ~. =. .'"",i,,n iii. nriIt. si.tIws,i tEut
Wn"r was .i"xxlrI by tle Htrt,,tl,ts thut lie hnd
rehm ~ ~ ssn 1 " - ht ~ H. st,k.Hi liz iii utm tho
,, ~ ''.uits,v tne s.rsrrss ;7,Ht sort Of
n",ess i,as t,r",irh, ualYl ;ery ,,Mn t1en; ev.;
s!aauF, a 'lhs , ,,';tnnr,,I ~ ,uT,,,,n "
:. 1,i, XIII L ~ - .,,,,,'' ,,fI.,,nrst nntux on the
part ii t,e p,hi!. III IL Will stret: rhv street
h,s" ~ rnn,,;s cut,i,. ,lytl Iurp Without pruyiDrs
, ,,rslt ian ,n.r ..ct 1mrCt11 iIt II
lm1krrs oct, buy ule hlitalre,l ur t,.,v Thousand
;',.s II III, lin ,'st ,,eut have nc Wall STREET
@ uA. & ate ,t,t @ Il ~ s.a,,i vurr,.i ri,c thar
n'rs.,,s Ts "y xIn ks,ow ,othx If Wall street. hu
""tt @ .,s 3 - s IN !. ,,nstiom e, ,lvUtc your
;a.. ~ ,,s,,,irny HI -" 'w,vs ut tIu s and
n4.ts al Wnit strert, .hat i niISsor thing. Ihuve
steh s a"sn srsi ir"ir, ~" n',,,nIiat" n fuw hundred
a. sIA ,. f!aS. q;i. , I,,r,n1 a,it t1r tnc,u-
TG 'ti,d ~ Il,.rs Il, ,,rIyiirggs ur rs sf,eou-
ntnIS s',s . ,e p,," s;i,"ssfni Et'rnt, nj
w s','s, a, .,m, nemhrs f Il1g iinnrd. aid
s't r., Il. .ei"t nr iurc incomes. wu of tho,n
lnat nn's "u.. H., ~ rt,.t.n, III h,,sMss t1nf heinz
sn,1a.tI. Mau1tIx liz ~ n.s "yr l tho othcf tho best
r1nm rur ~ ,,rieIi,nrs II tlc street lIesftes le,ll-
n.fn ~ tt' t'. M 1 n a, @ ..i,t it,".: "r, sntixnmi
~! ur c.'t ~, NV tl.tr @ ~ ,,,sss tsf pMr,ttrs whc
'uum ,t ~ s,'g imr',t,rs yI.,r II, unl year out
IAtS aTt W ihue W ~. :" ~. j.. nn,,t.E..
, 1881-02-09

ArIV tHF& St1H
Er,,nlt williams III yplrs Ut uxc. u tramp, WAS
5n,,M! sleupl..E III il uutlnr m serntli avenue az az
I,tus.iay evening. thu tAurn,puletur wMs apnut ~
ii ulnyu Xer,1, Yesterday ho WIZ Mrrll!Eneh ne
itru .ustIcc Power, III tue llArlaM rollco ce"rf.
il. sa!,l hu hull lust ro,i1 "lf Tug isl.s'1,i:
.fhs .,t1y il MY ht,f,,e, s.lt NltlIau,s. With IL
tip xtnhyrs fun tho ehcck. aud thy st,favs o. i1Ms
liz "Sls If tho ritral 'Il.trvts. tstent,s to ias
b,.nk calus II IT'S nA!c ~ ~ iI tno aassfs "n'fp
Yes" Interrupted! thu .ttlslro. "Ana uhtt:
tn, hspy s.e afsyy* Wy is"a ~ , T. f ftts, H.,
Vnrtinn,s,.. ftu.r pyv Tor nliltru'a kruttdoIir
viii s, Ys,tiaesl ay .ao strlns q the East nt'tt
~ it tlnwa by yaur IslAn.l hulnc; A..
WilllulE1 trilu s'lhrtu mouth na tho eou..
mlttt,uilt IN the hnilds Ut Tho ollscer who WAY
inkiiis lin doMjl. stars MI,d smile Vt lhace ana
surpnttY lighted up his f"ce. >.
I,row1,s bronchial Tluches VIII Ihtlanuy sa@
flsyn u cough, u rVIl. u AuArseIess. ~ ceots'
, 1881-02-09

inn,,. tho reporter. The defendant claimed TINT
r nc3pr ,fis r S'f"5 y q, , ias nc 'r
W" %'r r. xr1s9 :s s:sf H." u ,sr' ?t' I 'ssy WI IT,;
',,nt* "r t!o tnpyrtyhi uut: nt:o .I,n, shr v"..
times rhnrSrd t" ~ m i,,frinS"t,1,na 81 81
,ftI"rtfit r1.itur. mil fnutnor. r1npyr1 ytit..
tr,l'satt tnr'ist thasu snliit'1'* Nr'' tint hatln
h ,.n tst IL @ sG n'''a'i Sss ai'ca Il :"e a"
Fnns. "al, thct"ftrr, et'utd t"f maih'"'a u"
s,,iSc I,r,s.utno,, lttls thnt it js necessary to
nssr1ne IN thu ns,scncs' Of any express l"Hl4!tt.
tim y tie afatc Indicating t.: c''1,trars nr'I;l T.
h!4 vnI,,nes ii rep'rt. for whit J: tlio work 1s
lii "wn In' anI han-ths hal r. In, srs;t.pp s; a,p
Wi iI.-,oiwlthsiami!ng Il i1,ay 'c u1. trt"
S; il, onn. IT, s e III, ta 'r. %,e " ;y'S"s i' .
i, iea.'. r4n enpll",s' With tnc .;"ryri7ht a',
e< ot ,,t.lrfs'anl that tho r,t't has lt.en ,n!,'
,,wm With unlM.ll.g sluur. o. tl.at there thal!
Iii hts Grat,t md 1t i1* hand Gonr"ny 'lat y! 4
,,tsn rsa Te; a xr.r n t ss' su1 ''s:1 + IT. It'll
aa,d filth c,nliGllr1 with. !. i!nt sic''nf' 1t
frs,. +. s q '}ae H. ,'pr.,o. " of t
su,,rent I.n,rt nf ihis Htntt'. I" which III, nne
sA aye rayrixh, I'M i. s, ay.' ,, M, !" iy H.,
Hr,f,,1f.rnt.oT cntitt*e. 11lesr hrH,'.nntfs and
xtw(rtt,e,lts whlrts ta.r hte tIlnlt trn IN that.
| Erlyt nritlgcnltliss.-ti,t ON, nj the Ulns ~
TIN. tirt. and the ttItcr ut tstrnr Or tHn fts
! untl NJ lin arguments. The xrnt'rn"n shi-
rttNl rs tntiagut. III ntlnD.as" tosr 'I!'eistn's
ir rptrts stttr fAi tflt'tr Wnrk wls Ift'!rlnfet-
tt nr Ar. FrtstaiI'4, ust'i. tiltntH It may hntt'
lMt,1 flIr hltrittnn IN hisH ilAtlt. n itnl"ptsH.
rnt ve>rk. 1t IN nppartnt Trun tt,'ItisirtsHn nf
thn FrtrHlnAl vnnns and these nj TIN .lrirtltt.
nns thnt The farl,"r w.ts 1Ix thstsl'9E, by the
e.tItnrs cnp1nynli rs the ,rfrhlHilt. Tho con.
tsHs.s,ss y !sressst!tac that for latk' |nr.lon
Df tho work performed tn b"i,htt Ut tho defend.
mt tho t4litny3 did not r,+',rt IN ',r!a'i,At
antrres or Information. hit obtained t1int ~
Enr1tnttnn frotn Mr.. fraH"InHn's tfh1nts. I'm
tI,,ftfehfy it. wns tnNt't iur AT r1ititr 10 thKe
the ,tsltt,f,s If lha snpF;,lf tuI1rf. niu rasl-
| b!y, irDnt Mr. FrprtnHns rrltincs. hsi hlitEh nis
| independent wnrt. att r. tsMt"Hysatfet@!est Il wHh
great risk for n 1.rtyfs Ia sit ttwlt, Auu. WIN
| copyright hefDrt' him. Hliertnk" I" t1inkr m
tr.[ttn.tulafit rcf,urt ri ar. IhE JaftkH coll
r. ttcrcftir., TINT the defendant llns u tue
preparation IF s,nse vass.n,rs !sstsn " IT. )" ~
elusive. u ;l,e llsnl* rrt"rt+ sc! tho t''tui,lls
Uf tin tlatnt III rs t tntcrfcF With the ltfIi'-
tiif'. etpyrEht. -....-.. 49, st.,
Tht, .iillrs. ,!t,cs uOt nl ni,y coftaent ~! Tho
nnrt or tho tt.Iinitf tn thu publication tnudt e'y
j tr ,stfrs.tnnt. Thss nn.wey taa'1r !" tue h.nk-
rricy .,f tho plaintiff Il lint. until There II af
Asatgirr n,,pnntc Hf thc 's,nkrl'f,* csinte. ne
h..s te right III ftfrsnt ~ rrHptr leYn! iftis-
iIr7s fur tlIt r',ihetinn Ut a tntcrnsts; 70 tsat
M tho wi,pIr. the Iue thinks TINT the i'tftlil-
| Till IL entitled tn II s!crrca III t1Ip t'&*'.
, 1881-02-09
PROBATE. COURT.

In tho estntc OF Paul kieincr tho VIII was
proven A.ul admitted to rr0bAtc. uud letters
lestu1lcs,t,ry wcro Issued 10 lal'lss h}elHof.
The estate Is vMl,ietl ut Hlont ttd.0U
In tho estatu of Curl t,1ite, Jr, Ut H!. minors,
1ctfrra of uuardtH,.slp Vt tho estntu Yero tsstel
tnGnrl it.insu. The sstato il 'A''ac" III "ao"t
=" III, sstnt., ,,r Eluaplul t}0htsieIn ut al,
,nit,,rH. lsttgrs or HllxI41lunshln Ut thu cstHft
w"rs fss,,ci tu fAiiy tjot.istetn. Thu ua'"tr IL
~ ti,s stIiID II juhn !iolry Truman lcttcs. Of
u,i,ntulstrution wcru tssieA H. lcnsAla T. Tru"
t,,u.t. Thu rstslt, IL valued at a,Al!it *@vn
In tho 9:stae f Juu ti,sael letters uf lEttt!,l.
fstrtit,t, wCru Iasllcl to ln!ia MctauiAErss. Tho
cstMtp Ii yuluuI ut AhxIAt fsh.
, 1881-02-09
fEIIl1 COURTS.
A Batch Of Opinions from the Ap.
peiIate Bench.
Whore Not Inhibited, Corporations
Can Make Negotiable Paper.
Ttlo County Abstract f}ooks Not Free 10
Public Inspection.
Lessor Friedberg Makes an Application for
q New Trial,
TIE APPELLATE: COURT.
Tho Appellate Court nlet yesterday nfterno1
md t1lalHrscil If fllt. fitluMIttu f.uHts:

TIE APPELLATE COURT.
Tho Appellate Court met yesterday nftcrno,1'
and disposed of the ft.Ifnwlng cn$es:
1.l:riEsED AMI Hi:MASpEDs
iii, johnston rs. Wt,rflingtnf,.
~, Stevens ~. Snyder.
~. 1toDtlry ys. Es1iry.
~. J!attt.nhnitsGr ". flitllOck.
III. 1icll ~. CherrF'.
III. MllInrti -. St. Francis NnFlcT Acade'ny.
AFFIRMED.
ia, Wrs, Cl,icngt, Alcnliol Works ~. Steer.
ill., Htsi,rt. ~. NtMMah.ssy.
IN. li1rlhltt ya. MGekrr.
stT. Taylor ys. HiitrXes.
.ttt tiran,t GOnst.tury ". button. -
III. lnixIn w.. 1sM!skn. k~&'
1tt.. tinrA W. Campbell.
Isl. sfulIkB ~. City.
~. CftySs. Fling.
4ti, liutltrttctttn t>tlcr vs. Palmer.
G5s. I:t,gar VI. t:ngcr.
iHi. y ,tri w.. It,M,xrr.
7,U. l;tcstt ys. lhenx Mutual Lffo-1ns'irnHre
EumpAny.
;i1. ltlt,. vs. l'rout.
III l.nI,1nat,,l ~. johnson.
4tj, KcrfsUt Va. Mittktn.
III. Sitlssek VI. PNst1ce.
tn liEt,wl ~, ffrt,frn.
1Al MhtsUn ". lfantseh.
iKJ. Cllpp W. Emery.
Tic Court then utljurflcsl Until tl'n f'rst Mos-
day uf March,-Ilcxt term. Thcy *tlli ilavc sntnc
twclye or fourteen cnses nEstrr consideration,
hut expect tn III allie to announce decisions
when they meet aKniil hext ninilth.
, 1881-02-09

POWERS OF = C0RFORATIOS. 4
Thu cnso Of j. N, Mfinlrli -. Tltr st. Francis |
x,,i,r E,,,,tst, A,n,nr trrI,tt.l yt,xtrr,lny lv
-, -, t.., t,.o,,.n,, ,t,o ,,.s,t,t,
'he .>pfel"'e .""f'' "NuH'" '.'e 1
whether sNo Academy culiA EltH II 1NlHsurnt |
note Il hail Eisi.,t II Httttt Ant.ttrt'I t.y I
trust ,1nnd. IN se,u,rc n lam ul S',l.MpJ, |
amS@ ~. "e''' , W. ., " ,,."., ,',1 :,
Al nt't sh'"'l sun NV '' Pa."
ay sale Of tho 1ss"stuaHe'l frhp'rty. anu
for tic ry:nlancr, MlllAr. into wft'sH fintitS
llalu1,r, ,l,,, win s1gt at"lrrys frre: t',IklnE
s.a' 10 IT. 1'oI @ ~ Sr. ~, n@, ~, ,,rSnns
n,x1 .r,r,s NV mn i,'c "s,;,,t,m Ind m, t'wer il
Iiyo s,lch tor mil ihut tho liaia.. dur, II
any. hui bcen rolrh%e,i tt tho cnt,I'a!r'tti!t.
lirld " .!llKo h!irs iht tn",Rm H. tS
t' ~ ~. v.t ~ uttt ~ ~ ~ /; Nh; vrr Il, t,o-
t"nri tirs NJ, r,i,nyr r.ii rstatc. rtc, it wi,s
rn,so,,nfjt. fu inter il wtl1Nl rxcci,lc ,lDtc+ 10
snfurf. tl,s or rrttlrnr,, trf,>rr4t payments.
Thu shHrter did mt prt,htbtt tile execution nf
uiuottlIe ,,u,wr, unu where thor, wus iIu Hllcft
tr11hI,,Itintt n tnrnur,ltOn might execute sIleh
n,fr fOru dent tI r3lti.,sl III i1c t1rsc Of tts
nr,,fur tnsinr,s This riuht Df fl Js,yim,r,siGj, III
i.nrrni In ritn a ,Iuft. land or other rlIN:lge
sntt n, nv II ,,rb w,ls 30 nt,tr,y I,Irntftnl nr
iuscraruGiy cnnl,r,rtl with TIC rIgtt, 10 cor-
fri,f in. itt fhnt NJ, ,tt,fi1 u lii. n,ieAtinn
,n,Irht In ,v n,tmtffrd, M u.1esti,,H wnx better
settled ths.1. ih,lt ts,rpor1ittun prohibited rs
m,wrr In its vturirr i.,r t.sut rllrn4e, ,isitsht
,ptink,' II ,i.,tinl,Ir primiIsstlry nstr tmyulhu
Either nj fiIts,,. ,lny ur IN ,ctunt'. w,t slct,
nfi,s wis ,.tr,,n tUr uiiy s.r the Legitimate plr
ta,.cs fnr whi.ts thu company was hrEan|ztsl.
E,,n thn ,A1wrr to t1,,t tstI,t II t ttla nnWGr tn
, 1881-02-09

UNITED STATES EOUKT*.
Matthew ti,tsfrieL 1ll'atn b!ll yesterday HxAfhss
thn i}nwm.r & t,eiM1a l,rr~ln1 Cssr!lnMy 10 re-
stt,.ln II from Infringing hin pA'cnt, NJ. +:'a',
fs,r pitching barrels.
i, il. Istrirs', ikecelycr vi the Cook County
National Hunk, sued t.las t.hnptNan fDr $taA
, 1881-02-09

JUDGE l,nuaA.,aD-set c.so, Cornell ~ tran"
t,.tn. NAuuluctliriug tU,upa!n5. TN hcafina.
JUNE lltA,akrr-'dS. tx til. 10. ~, H. - IT,
rs H. =, II, W, u, T., h3, H. Ut, u, s9 M os'
, 1881-02-09
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Wedding Of Miss Amanda Foreman
and Mr.. Friond, Of Mil.
waukee.
Ncccptfnn 10 thc Fnrragnt Bent Club at
the Residence Ut Nlr. Albert
I IInyslen.
Marriage Of the Daughter Of Prominent
Railway Official at selalia, no.
Ff,1ESu-1'OIlEafAS.

HtN1
Miss AtDnnjn q. Foreman, tiG'iNhter of Ger
l,nrd Fnrclna,f. the lWnkcr, WAS tnarrieh i!st
evening ut tho Hrond Pau1flc If"tcl to Ar.
.Iat,l,cs II. FrIc,l, cLothug dcntnr OF Mllwa'i-
kcn. md ,ncsnter Of tho ifsIn IT Friend Il Co.
Thcra wcrp $50 guests present, uni tho cfltIro
s,,te nf hotel rarors. aud Hrnnd dlnl'lg"r"in'
md srvern1 IF Tho other roAfns I'M tho tntu
tlu,r were engaged for tho otcnsiosi The south
pur!nr w,ls usc,l TOR tho ceremony. there bciaH
creetst, h tho st,s1,hert portion rsct pafort'
wtIcf, WIS urcs,cll nvcr Il ilosnl mnsrsge hcl't
hanging untlcr tho arch> Tho mirfnr III t'e rear
,vra ,lr,nc,t viii ,nye curtains, and III tho man
tcl stut,'l Il hnlll; of iuwcrs. tho chandeliers te-
Ing hung with snlElax. ~.
r.. Il, ,Itireb, ni Stnnt Tun1,c. Mr, i. sal!Mbrg
nctiy us a,Mstcr Of ccret'lo,llcs The brl,n @ was @
n;tjrtni IN Armoira sntin, with ttti9 yntl. uni
nr.,a.l,rts of pcurls anti diamonds: siis;trhurl
ors,n W. ts:ss r. fn %d yoyn1 r nri.rs re
! 4 LwNu,iet w.s eeryctl utter tho ceremony
which !lkl credit to tho reputation OF .'o''l H.
, 1881-02-09

fore anyioIy rn,lh gcl :, rl,anr" p discuss
II ths "iu i,otIon - wus y prr"ipIatcly carrrd - ~