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Tne ohtdroa arc neglected !s a q wsy Mhtee 'to,
0f our nursoriea. BtIlI In infaucy. they hnvc ono
blessing ton otten denied 70 EnRltnh hnb!os.
the bultls " IL nn Institution unknown to ltnl-
Ian mothers. Tho "balIa," or WDt-n1rsc,
continues hgF services for eighteen
monihs. Sometimes she is taken INTO
the house: nut Mof. otton ths t i,,tant
family ror the ilsst four Or vo yoass oe IT. iio.
inE Of lruuGte appears to b. the chof thiox con.
sdered in the briuxlns up infants. The "fsscIA" "
saother and nurses. The cruelty 70 the
nhtld ot binding up lis legs ~ tightly that
it punnot move them assms ney0r to be
considered. When thus done up. and ,ed ut tn.
seryas With twine 6aoy -
business 10 look after tho chtldrun w6sn they
aru taken from ehelr fustes mother: Thoy are
100 young TOR the fathers oaEc. Tue mother
often considers them very much IN her Wy:
They eat what they eau g1t, and the tadlea. tnhtd
washes them up when shu haS koE >ttne, Mhlcn
j. not every Day. AZ ths ase of 70 xI or " =, sne
convent, to be educated; but 10 what their sau'
, 1881-12-01
for so1llng l!qnor to q dr,'rkart. lie was 70.
po compelled to work It cut It not paid.


TIE. GALL.
jup1K pRUXMbKn-1n chamber.
JlrtNh DtODGE7T-tnn chambers.
APPELLATE CnuRr--Nos. o., a, %, VI, and g8.
No case on heut!nR.
JUDGE uAny-Asslsts Judge Anthony. No.
8,as}, Chicago K Wcatern Indiana railroad Com.
pany VI. 1iabcrb0sah. on trial.
JunoE sM17u-No 1rst cali. Trial Gull Nos.
t.dao. +,en 4.o42 4'sae, 4.Ca9. No. 4,6e., People
Va. OId Peoples Home, on trial
JEM,E WtLf.iAMR7H-AseIefAt Judge Smith. No.
t,eaS. Snyter rs. Stevens, on tf1nl.
jui,nE hsrtftf1v-Nos 4::9. U)6, EO, 6f0 81. 6so,
~ to trs 81. r. 40 to IA, 40 to ea. Mo. 5,2i7t
Christie. OF hnHrInR.
.,1rrt,F Ioggas- 1tst call. 1'Elal call, Nos.
AK, 1i5, ~. To ~, ~, ia, IL '9sp, ~ lnctu-
Biye. No. III Crnndnll w. jones' Nh trial.
Jrnor MoMArmNos. ~, H. 1de. lss. .1so, III,
JCp1E HAwEE-No tiret call TrInl call 21S,
elB III. 2lH. ::sl se. No. 2lf, Gravcson w. Craw-
jEnoE tl4!ISrM--No call. No. ~, Patterson
,s a, i, g.! easss 70 T. and NSs
1UtInf Observation-Disclosures Yhtcf cnse m trial.
IutT.E TULRr-NDa 275, Al, 48, u, 70, $50, Bt7,
6e, 80, and I91.
, 1881-12-01


A rathet amusing case was on trial yesterday
bcforc Judge Anthony. which grow out Ut a very
small beginning. In May last William II. 1Iryan,
the Postmaster at Navonswood, discovered i1a
wins bong robbed. and employed a dotcctire to
ind tho cupr!t. Tho plan was devised of bor-
Ing hole through tho ceiling 40 as to n'low tho
detective 10 lo0k dnwn In tho ofglco, and nfscr
do'nR 30. II was found necessary to havo board
10 stretch ncross tho joists so al 10 prevent tho
detective FROM making amy abrupt and undlRnI-
tiost or Involuntary desccnts through tho ceiling
willis he was Watching. hut lIryan did
not nave any 9ourds. and bo aes"rdlnaly
1n possession OF q young iumhcr-yArd, md to
them he vent I!is porhunstona were IN vain,
ana @ tho worthy ntaG!at. probably preaumtng
strength Of Uncle aam's urn, took bonril
irate owners regardless Of bis Governments
uf11s, waxGd exceeding wr0th ut this violent
inothuf Of borr0winv. and Dir. bryan wn4 ar.
rested md exRmine,l OIL tho very yu1gar ehargc
Of theft. He wis b0tisid over to tho Criminal
Court, but the grand jury failed to see that ho
was dcBnrtin1 Of Indictment. and hc waa ru-
lensed. Hs then t,,rnrd around and sued Tor
damages for malicious prosecution, and the
Jury yesterday awarded him $50.
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4
The Constable contest waa heard further yea-
tertaY, and hnally takon under advisetnent-
The question, as 1t now stands, II whothos Tho
ballots or ths scturus-tho retprna falling 10
chow that the Democratic candidates received
any votes In tho Sixth Precinct Of the Filth
Ward--shAll stand. Tho oailota have been
i1eiltthed a. thoroughly a. possIble, aud tho
Court Is to decide, with tho evIdanpe bsfoso him,
whether he eau 90 back Ut the rcturng or not.
In thn Carrie b. French Injunction contempt
case yesterday. an appeal WAS takcn'to the 6u.
porlor Court uot. h0Wever, until Judge Loomla'
orders had bccn complied with.
, 1881-12-01

rrop Cstr p{ ltnme. MllrankoH. Hight.
Prop ]: i. lf,!rh, IWlpth, snndFcA. .
Prop Afnlnt hmaketf}n. lumber.
tenp i. Me- lsUnnId, hiilskeHYn. lnnlhar. u
ltrnit H. u. tnRersttl1. snuth ItnVefI, auHhtios
rrnp yhvt. Hentuu ffaft1r, N1ndreH+
krhr Annle EhgrwNpht Ehp. caJn1.
fGhr Hsflrytk1at. Ette. email
her II. 4. kont. Erin. c.lat =
Echt Z, a. KIM, Rncinc l;9flt. >.
EGhr A1Ice. Huntington. 1uhthaf.
Hctr eFAtlight I.udlnaton, ,3nnter. !
Echr II. T.. WEnsgw, k3AnfhaHr 1umhaF. a
hctlr John 1sAnn IT., nrandD3avsn, bark. /
fahr NnFth t:apc. EhuboJ.4p4 Humber. -
fctr Eagle WIHR. MuhkeYln. IuIutar.
HrtF II. 4. ltta1lfnpnh staakeaut&, 1umbof.
Eohr NesM11ptfhn, Ft1rt1 ftlvAr, iurf,llnr+
EetIs y. y. Wltbss+ Cedar 1ttvaF, 1nH,bof.
t1tr L. u. Ghcpatu. Huntington. lumber. ,~
AcTlAii HAlIlNHk. ,.- ,t
Prop i Il. Hhr!pjsy. Mantatpe. liRht.
firm hkytask. iien11n trrb9r. sNgtttna. .
sehr Kiln fiIinnood. Wiilto Lake., light.
, 1881-12-01

Monthly Report OF Operations In tho
PcnnAT1vHlifn OLE Regions.
6ptetdi Dfspdteh to Tit CAteaeo 7rtbuns.
nRApronp. rn., Nov. no-Ths monthly rc-
port Of oil operations. as published In tho Ex,-
t't0 Star, shows that during November $50 wells
wcro completed IN tho Pennsylvania and Now
York fields, producing 5,7.a barra!s. In the
DrHdford Hold 1so wells were completed, pro-
daclnE 2.GG bafr0ls. Alcgany can,e to the front
with 159 new wells. producing 2tDS harrcis. In
AlleyAny Developments have been most Hcttvc,
and Tho rcenrd shows III drilling. wells md Id
rigs up or building. bradford o,trthutra :sts
drilling wees and 10 rigs, Tit tntal number Of
wells drilling H. IN: DurInR the tnunth -otghtcnn
dry holGs helped III further lotertulne tho uil- belt
i, Tho EFu.s rapnrt tpinorrnw will show that Itt
tho Hrndford fields ii wells were coinpIutc,i,
prod,iGlnR a,saa basrels. In AltcEauy III carua
crenso Of I fly eight wells. f.tJ0 barrts pru,tIi-
tion. oycr October. This ntiulbur OF wells t1r!ll-
Ing in the tHu fields 10 pit At ABB
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b1ohgctt rctnt1ye to taking sent at n certain
tahft:. ind that Mrs. Bfodgntt rcfGhrd Tho tal,lo
was set Rpart for th0@t WHO wnre f0u oil 10
wurk md those who rnfusoh to work. the,,gh APP
pArently nbic. Mr. Thomas, tho counsel for
httA lilptl9ett, said this wns known az tho "tnzY
table" but Mrs. Tomrlc Bald she nover beard it
cal!nl BY that name.
Mrs tiles, another Of tho hoard of Managers,
was the Inst wftneas examined, but her tastl-
tn6ny was not materially different from tho
pracelng ones. At tho ooncIutlnu Of her testi-
morning.
An erFnt was made yester1ny IN giving tho
nNno ot Mr.: Culver. tho partHor nf Nj. E. Il.
McCa9R, as Morton Cuivor. 1t should have hcotl
Mr.. ". irving Culver, ana II 10 due to tho latter
that no should not bo deprived Of Ills identity.
, 1881-12-01
STATE COURTS.


James N. Withertil commenced suit In ojeot.
meul against Herman kHrmaun to recover pos
eesaou Of tho north 3 fcot Of Lot ], aud the
south II foot Of Int IL. Ntock in Bralnard, T.
Evans' Addition. another against Charles Grhm-
mou to recover possession Of Bnb.lot 0. Lot rs In
BLOCK OF Brands addition, and THIRD against
HAtmus jacobson to tecoyer puhaess!on Of Lot !,
nt0ck q in Higgins, Law i Co.'S Addition.
Alvin HAlbeft flied q bill aKaIust Robert 81.
and Jess 10 81. Douglas. THOMAS D. KeoRh,
Ht0phcn A. Uouglas, l.. G. Mcrrck. W. II. Moro.
house, j. Z. Gam,uon and Patrick ]. anu CAthc-
FIQo bradshaw, to forecloBc Il trust deed for
e7,UU0 xivcn by Robert n. Douglas on tho west
dye AGrcs ot Block n in Sec. ~, ~. u.
Z, tfaphael Simon began suit Tor 81. 500 damages
Frederick Z. Davis commenced suit In TO-
Sion OF 1a5 barre!s Of whtsky. valued at ei1uU.
against Sheriff Mann to get hold of si1ty.aevcu
barrels Of whisky, worth $a.OO, and tho Illinois
Trust e. Savings 1Huk began similar suit to
recover poeseas0n ut sl1ty.nvo hArrcls OF
whisky worth <5,u0u.
Heath j. MiIliauA i'led q lIan against Edwin II.
and Ella i. Urown, Il, J. Ge0rge, George Q.
Christian, aud others to forccl0ao q truat.1aad
On Lots and 1, islook II; ot Linden Grove.
Charles Mahleke brought suit for Il 10Y dam
ages against Jacob Lauer and Motlt1 Flnkel-
q. ". Gaylord and r. J. Wtlaad sued George
pbcrno, Martin lack, and Aoius Muelluer for
$l,aN.
, 1881-12-01
THE CHICAGO ,IRJBUNE: THURSDAY,

tho schooner Annie f,t,eswonl twcuty- n vu days
nut from Buffalo, with hpf cnnvaa Kohe and
towed t1 BET e thss pnrt Capt. I.oonard aHys Ito
hefore uxperlrl,ccd such weather ia o, tho trip
up: 0alo after vnto s,Iccrct1cd cnct othpr. and,
glthough tho Lycoinlng Is whnt "a called n
hGhry sen b0ntt" tho Captatn snys hc felt mich
foilovs1 wfan he onterol tho mouth OF tho Chi
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WAS IT MURDER?
A Worry Suspicious Caso Ncar Grand
IEmpkda, Mich,

sEtetat DhpaleA to 1ns Chicago 1ttbvns.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. B.-On tho 18th,
Joseph MaEsaait, aged 20, loft his homo, mile
out OF th!a city. to come to town. lie did not
retuEu. hut his villa and three grown children
seemed to manifest but little anxiety or 10
make much search. This morning his body Was
found lying against fenco In a neld about n
mile from. town. aud huff !nlla from hls home
tance frotn any road. Near l. was his tnarket.
basket, taken from home tho day ho lott.
thought th9ro wen, no pxtcrnai marks Vt vio-
lence. Tho Coroner eyilBntty reyyrds hls daath
~ suspicious, especially - ho bud not be1a
dcad nuArly 10 tQpx 4H ho had been MlasuR: lIG
win hold an Inquest On Friday to ascertain. II
thar1 u case 1T murder.
, 1881-12-01
CRIMINAL COURT.

The grand Jury returned twensy-tour tndlct-
mepts into court yesterday.
All mottons and pleas will be called up by
Judge Tuley Friday. Dec. \
William Waldrou, charrod With eEuboxzlfu9
moncy from Wilson Bros. II on trial.
Ja1ncs Jaucky WAS tried BY tho Court yester-
day for assault, and was discharged.
Th0r0 will be ! keh0tnl call OF tho quail
Criminal-Court calendar by Judge Jameson
X calendar has been prepared foeJua9a Tuloy
for next term. including all pendtn9 cases below
No. oM
Tho oRse Of Frank Wilson and Frank Logan,
charged with burglary, was continued until to-
day on eeoouut Of tho slfkposs OF one OF tho
John Malley mas nuod 80 and oosts yesterday
, 1881-12-01
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.


6PRINOSIEtD Till, Nov. U.-~Tho Governor to-
day appointed thb foflowtnr Public Anminis-
TRAITORS Tor the oodnt!es uatnctis Warren. Caun.
ty, John .Porsert 3onmouthi Wayne, Il. ID. tAd-
ams, Fatsneld;, Whlte. Allen Hleaky, ssCatn.;
Champaign, q Il, ktens.e, st.. Joseph? uplon,
Tho.na4 u. 1'tl4tpa, anna; .calhouu, f M.
nFady, Hafdtuf tufARhuylef, John Fntaant 3tush-
, 1881-12-01

TrrTr 'oa,D PEOPLES HOME. IL:
r,,o .sae ..Srs.s r.rn " n1,dn,.tt :. .n.In1+ ~ a
ao saso ~ ~ ~, s.s ~, ,,a.. t,.ss
managers OF tne o'd Laalos lome w. resumed
sbankJsn,. tho Mntrun: was CROSSE ox an,-
raj -. ,.nn,h hv Mr. Tho,hns -. n
tho particular otfanacs Of which Nrs.
Nlodgett was said to be guilty Mru.shankinnd
and Nru. uIodRott ropratedly' took tho bread
,,Io,. .,,, .ha nrnton;. ~ ho.s.,, fo "a
pIale anu Haptaca nv con.uats " ncE o"n p1aeo
upon u. sue fcilsod 70 81 ~ tae scat hssignaa
her At taolos and would not clean up 1er own
~ ,a,,,".u sni1 ste ,a,.s, ,hros,
quasaou' ~ "ttass "'.a sae .n.oa.
out Of tho Home. Mrs. shapklRnd had heard 4
story cohncctluR her nnme With d clergyman n q
-that ffiey drink beer :tnvothpr: ar attonGeti a
cnIn n. r,rsitt.r with eucb uthor Tho stot:Y WIS
, 1881-12-01

cation consists i4 q nyatcry. An Italian lady
sTh9Se edncRtton htd been completed Nt n niosa
nccesaacy 10 cross The tca I, ordnr to aet to En-.
Eiand; NY, explannnoh that England wns an
island dla not enllahie6 her at al, for sbs did
not know that " island " ncaut tanI 9urrounhni
by waters CD4,u.f4 ASagdttsd
, 1881-12-01
NOTES.

NOTES.
Lester Wnflaok Ia playing In "Rosodalo" at
the Grand 0pern- House, New York. thls week.
This afternoon at o'clock In Hershey Hail,
Mr.. Eddy, assisted BY Mr. Wild, wilt give IN
organ recital. vi.
On tho whole, Nile. Rtoa has made Il fayora-
bio Impression 1T New York, but is not cpnsld.
cred na Eroat Ronlus. i
i, Mts: Granger s playyed 5,fescq n "The ga:
tho part OF Ctcstu H!dins. =" ..'
The solrGo musicale of tho pupils of the CHI
cnRo Musical College t4ke4 PlatD at Anolto Hull,
10 tho Central Music. Hall building, tomorrow
night. j,
Thirty or forty eminent uttizcus, "hirod for
tho ocoassnn," took tho horscs out Of Patti'a
carrjnKo after her Brooklyn concert and drew
tho vehicle to her hotel.
Of the 81 Louis Tosi- Dispatci, htla written si.
tor Of apology to Miss Sarah JewGtt for publIBh-
ang bogus account OF m interview with her.
Mr. Ea,il LIebl!ns siyos hls third plauo recital
IarToy atten}ei ans nd thoronThly ] o1 SpjoyaSe, bGa
Zach, .nub!nstoiu, ThaIhcrg; Wobcr. Hcnselt,
knllak, and L'szt are tho composers solicited.
Maade A1fr'so9 e y asspas q having t. pAy
shc says, !" because au Il Ridiculous prude, bit
h1V1 mover worn tho.n; aud when tried OIL q
suit this afternoon foft 10 absurd and III at
froat il them" What il ths ola sons: mot as fos
Fanny Davenport has been sued By Miss Anno
eTs1nson fGr tie Is reeoyesy Of s1s n,ay
for Miss davenport, but thai shs MIter ruincta,
suys kiss Davonpors. sIa admits @ tbo "1uys
but claims that she wRs Obliged 10 put them In
u nrouso some faint Interest Ia tho audience. .
BIT. rratt's grand concert ut Fatrbank Hall
next Saturday night PROMISES to DO al orcoed.
ttR}Y lNttFG&ft1H 61Air. IGg DffNtnfn fnfA1sf1
, 1881-12-01

DO moi. eu9ar :from alex bsadsehs = h9ment
Liver P1li viii Cure you, Dose, ops llstb SUI
, 1881-12-01
AROUND THE LAKES.
TIM ur-tpCFf1 FLEET Als1ltvtff].

tl4kWAUkEE, Wis., N0f, .U-Ino l0t1K-uCInycd
npward-bounl l]cDt commenced putting In an
appearance this tnosnlng l,eforo il fresh norther*
ly wind. Thu Inst tp arrlvo was tho schooner
AhIfa Cobb, colisort ot tho Propeller Rufus 7,
ls,npoy, which hrnkc airtt from tho stontnor
md wAs compelled to run duWn tho iako and
coma to u1,dar Poverty lslund whore Hhe lost her
largo anohor and sixty fathoms Of uhain. She IL
n1so ntnt1s two llbs and has her forcyarls brokun
and aquarcsall torn. Tho Cobb WAS followed
hy tho schooncrs Angus Btnlti,, Young Atnerica,
Joseph Paige, ssveIand, u. Folgnr, tIara Parker,
Heorvo @. Houghton, 4. g. ktuR, unoonta; md
Camden, and st0am- barvcs Columbia, Ballan.
ttno aud oorsort a. d. MUorc. and tho propeller
Nebraska. tho laat regulnr limo stoainar Of the
eoason. Tho cnlntcnfs furGbOom ID broken and
1natnboom disabled. Tho tug Woloonue aiso
roachcd here from Plum island with tho sthoon-
or John M. Hutchinson, consort OF tho propeller
J. Il. Lynn THO schooner lost her tlatnsaI, lwo
jIbs, aud 1nlazcntopnast, Ono Of her soamcn,
named jnrnos Matthcwa. has 9 fractured !cg.
Tho stonM.h'.rEu potnmac, cona.la'tan FOR chi.
nut ilkln9 tho looxs ef tho woatlor. DurIns tho
hcayy. weather on. Luke l1urun tho fpotVtnHo
sss osssy sa%y @ es se1os 1 sa
ing up; Hoyot-sl Or hor arch.posts aro sprung.
sh1 IL leaking. and tlor snokcstack ,s partly
reports seeing a largo biack ihrcc .al,d.nft
soho0ncr Rstl0rn on tho north point OF North
m1y S1s 9ye1Y Essrs a,o ha:
~ -.*M ettoan1t - - ~e
that craft bus not yet put lh mn appearance.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS At nurrALo. g
8peetal Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
udysaf. nEp1 4 or y NSy SS sSs,t fes9ts Shsss fCr
busno1}: at hrey n4sos
tong; snit. 3,an tons: Lako receipts FOR tho
s@eason: @ Corn. M,5so, Wy bushels: whclt, lB,56,-
5 npsfSs S.bes: Gn' ~ 2s ppq;nssi ss, bHSsS at;
"a 1aa i'm hmshois fo,st rcnr. E"rn a. III
iH,o II, h,,hrl.! uTiH, pspelS s, S;,.sns 6
rye. 5|3a6o bushels. Totni, t05, Is3I0i0 bushels;
i,arrc,s: derrtssn. :s:.4iI i,arrr.s. t,lnrsnea.
sisl lid bushels: inst yonr. .GisosEi bushns: in
rrnsn. iklSil f,rahns. I,i;nhcr *lj. NJ. lin fnHt.
last yoar, 9l4.lBU,GD foot: lncrpuso ~, ,Gt., ,8iG
feet. Lake shiplnuuts this seas0n: Conl, x..5.2f0
TONS; cement. lii: :4sO barscs; I1als, 40.9D tons:
salt tq',s e, Inst yoas csH a ssysv ,1 teas
shLptnents this sHnson: Whcat. ls,5et, 90 BUSH
sIs: eorn s 1nsnels oats i'Ss9T " Gs'
"is .nt INV: Wnunt y, w iii hsshrIs. ~nrn
III GnsseS; tHo psh"Is
i0,lu9,.SO bushels. Rail shipments Of graIr Till
year b.!snss; last year, Is, do bush.
VIOLATION or THE cusToNs.LAws'
Ssxes M',v 20 ane s"eqE inre.gn,nt or
rst Hi ~ nms ssas ". "
az; ait cnnstylso a. cicnranso an sionoci 1T a:a.
of ttiefr rntjta and renort. Sayorhi havo not
done ths, and they viii DO reuutred 10 pny ton
nase-toxos. soms Captnlns have oyadod tho
s By ss nsst orso a. My a' as s
nlready detected are the propeller Paint Ablno,
schooner Johu tsobtts, and seows neltu Eliza md
f. L. JONES' '...-.
ep..t,I r,f.ratth IN 1hs f.ht-1on 7,{b,,ra
, 1881-12-01
tluIlEAfENTH.

VVjJ9N1 ENIBs
SurEnfoH Counr-JUp0E AsTHoNY-J. Fl. ".
nryan vs. Jacob Frankturter and Nicholas
ls!nqhs: verdict, $l,En. aud motion for new
trial.
CiNcu1T CorRr-1up0E ItooEBs-Mary A.
Conx9r ". Charles II. and Cbarlotte Ila1i; ver-
dict, 1f5.-wlllam II. Edgar vs.. Ellen Carroll:
verdict, f31.5.
, 1881-12-01

Purchase your pfann OF the manufacturer
direct. 1.iberRl terms for cash Ur on time.
r!cato call At tho wcbcr Warcrooms, 2ju and III
Wabash nvenue.
, 1881-12-01


The trial Of jerry MilIEkan and Ann Kennedy
tcoloredN Indicted fur, mansauRhtor In killing
Dennis Mah0ncy Aug. ], ISL wAa resumed IN
tho Crlnfnnl Court yesterday mornlng. The
case IL a worry peculiar one, us thcr8 nre COL.
ored pcnpin on ono aldo and Irishmcn on
tho other, and each swsars directly ngatnst
tho other. Assistant State T. Attorney THOMSON
sRys ther0 Is perjury somewhere. and be intends
tu and out whate It IL. Tho courtroom was we'll
filled with spectators during the day, the co!ored
element Predo,nfnattng. The widow OF tho MIR
dercd man WIS n court With her little Guild. and
was ycrv much atfsosel whenayor her dead hus-
bandit name was mentioned.
inade very close and explicit statements, cor
Ti,s Principal witnesses wcss I tao Two .peu nho
were With slahono at ,ho time ei tho shooting
Sos ,n,,sbs 1a1's9"a ys ysrd4sster sna
siillisail: T6oy iestIaea 5hat .hey lad ID boe1t. 1
Of the nuraef, bnt were NOT Intoxicated. :is TScy
turned and fea ON seen y tho Fsuost o[ re
was corrobornted by Joseph Doinka,
Ts fssSs sS3sI ;fS A.
scrtptiou:book publisher. All OF thusu parties
saw no ehoot!nR md ,swore to tho facts as re-
TIE defense introduced several coloroa fire.
mon, 4 cotorcd detective, and two other colored
character Of The ucouscd. Z. j. SLOW.
Of The cb,cs9o Silt cdmpany srore e 3, ,e% PhoS phS
shooting. aud believed Tho accused firea tho
shots IN self-defense, US he had been knocked
oil the sidewalk by tho ttreo men, who had
chased him acros. tho street. Tho woman had
tried to. ctln MtlRnn and lead him away.
Charlcs Wells testified to tne samc facts. Tho
that he hRd attended pInnIo tho day
or the shooting. and had .enrrlod tho revolver
With him for q pastiuo." He mover carried
ono bofore. Ho had fred the shots iu seaf- do
Tense, md was perfectly sober at tho tttno, lie
denfott That be lived with Anne Kennedy. Tho
gan's efory Of the shooting. Whon asked hpr
occupation ehn satd ste " kept house," but re-
put on the atand again thls morning, and tho
case Will probably go 10 tho jury ln tho after
uOOu.
, 1881-12-01

PROBATE COURT.
SIn the estat8 ct Jane sut3sath, ct A., minors,
letters OF guardianship were tssuod To Patrick
Kennedy, under bond for 9l9t900,
, 1881-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
+, s1,v1CKER.s THEATRE,

M'VICKER's TlIEATlsE.
Last night MIR: DArrott presented "lTamlet"
MS tho fourth ptay during his present engage
inont. It has bean 80 oftoM given before in this
city that 1t Is hardly necessary to do moro thnu
10 mention tho fact It was Oh tho bill iust oven-
Ing Mr.. Darrutt has q lino dramatIu conception
Of this part II possessed Of less poctle graco
thAn tho Hamlet of Edwin l}ootn It Is moro
human part, and compels 10th our sympathy
and pity: Herc Mr.. Darrett'a ctooutonar5 skill
stands him IN good stoad, and bis tdea ot tho rlo
10 ilis is consistently maintained to tho end.
It Il loss all ttnftatton and tn1ro ur IN orig1nhi
creation than a,,a s9no of tho othsr par,s fl ais
hard qualities. and tts p4t4os is. culd. still, i
ranks III a tlna mud studied performances. If
loss dreamy aud uot As entirely under superuaI.
ural influences ns other Hanttets we havo seen,
It !B after all brought neurcr to us and mtdo
much moro realistic. Perfect tho rendition Ger
taitpy ID not. Its weak spnts have boon 40 often
ailalc! TO that II y unnecessary ~ repeat them
drilled, anI the play niuEeS nlouE smouthly aud
easily. Tonight !" IllG1lclteu " Will bn ronuatcd,
In noticing Mr. Bartetts performance or tho
role Of thu CMrdnaI 1,uesday night We spoKo VI
tho tnooutaton Of his voice. In rho fourth not, Us
"motloto1uua.' The compositor changed this
TO-" nonstrouB," which was word we had no
tntontton Of using.
, 1881-12-01

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Marshall Field & Co. began a suit yesterday
for 5000 against Collector William Hcury
Smith,
George ". Archer flied y bill against u. A..
Candr!an to rcstrain him from uBlng patent
!ssuel MRy .. le7g. to Michel Loldccker for an
improvement In BARRIERS and dental cha1rs.
, 1881-12-01

PORT OF CHICAGO.
AkKlFALs.
Prop Lyeomtnx, .hra, euntros.
i'sQp C0itn Campbell, LudinRtvu. Lumbar.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-21
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cutting
teethl If so, 90 at once and get bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrip-
tion of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-21

My patent adjustable HARROW is be-
lieved to be the best as we'll as the cheap
est harrow that has ever been offered to the
farmer. sell a first class standard two
horse harrow that will easily harrow 20
acres in day. for ten dollars, all complete.
They can be ordered by letter and shipped
according to directions warranted to give
satisfaction. Or, if farmer wishes to
make it at home and save freight, and give
Is just the size and weight be wants, will
tell the plan with instructions and right
to make one, and send it by mail tor one
dollar. If village mechanics wish to make
1t to supply their customers, | will give
them very favorable terms, and they will
have in addition the advantage gained by
saving freight. 1t is very simple and easy
to make. Send for circular and price
tlis, 5. Hutchinson, Griggsville, Pike Co.,
Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-08-21
Ououmbers Makes Oowards.

There is no time in mans life, re-
marks PecFS SIN, when he is so sus-
ceptible to the still small voice Of con-
science as when he is prone on his
back, and has haunting idea that he
is liable to die. When he is in good
health. the still small voice is still small
er, and If his sins should find him out
then, they would find him out at twelve
or one o'clock at night, whooping it up
with the boys. And II good man were
to approach him with tract, and try
to point him the way TO the better life,
he would laugh the good man to scorn,
and tell him where to 90, But when
that bold. bad man is doing the grand
contortion act In case of cholera NOR.
bus, he is not so boastly cunning. His
conceit all oozes out, and he is willing
TO take advice and Jamaica ginger. ns
is proposed by the medical mission.
Thus the cucumber doth make towards
of us oil; and thus the native hue of
resolution is sicklied o OR with the pale
cast Of thought