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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07

A '-PAEioR CA" FoE CAvyLE- II here a..
riysd 81 lhs New York Cea;sai stock Yard.
Monday night irOm CiueiBusu shat j. called
by the campsHy ownink ia ''PaFi5f ea;iie
car. &c contained ,wcagy cattle ia tso ross
af sails. bal; a. an acale angle stla ihe
sides Of the car, wsgh a. aisle between shc
row. The cAiilO eaald be d5Wa. aud wsre
Of water and gram pipes, leading % EalS4s-z-
ed iron troushs. and led from oais,de the car.
The head- of ali the cattle we're toward the
side Of the car, and the floor has a slish'
piich toward she ceutFe, where Il Is traiaed
throash an iron grating in she centre. \
maximum Of carrying capacity uith ; miai-
mum Of weight Is claimed for the pari5r car.
and &; cAn be used Cor ordinary irriEh, on the
rcturn trlp-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07

CurxyERrsTT SuvER pottlEs. a very
dangerous counterfeit GA the Juited States
standard silver dollar has made is appear
ancc recently. Il is said 70 BE- almos; mat
ter % impossibiisY 20 detect the bogus dollars
by careful examination, As they have abe
ring % the genuine nsegal, the miliing IS peg.
feet, ard shere IS a. absence OF that greasy
substance which IS fosnd BY RAINING The
lhumb over the general ran Of base eotas-
The coins, however, are light aRd can be de-
tected by = good balance, They are alss a
sG. hi shade thicker than the sesuine \
large number Of counterfeit tea cent p.eces
are also ia circulation.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY to loan on mortgage or judg-
WI ment, in sums of $500 and upward, for
one to FIVE years. Apply at this Office,
april l64t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07

The people Of Marblehead, Mass, are ex
{ cited over the murder Of Frank Hathaway on
Monday night, Ills supposed be was kaoek-
/ ed down. robbed, and thea thrown late a
I ditch, With his bead under the water until he
I drowned. Tue IraRps Sha passed through
I Lyuu on Tuesday morning, and were seen
I counting a roll OF notes, are suspected and
I the police are on their tail. The deceased
/ was recently divorced from bis wife, who was
/ about to sue him for a share of his property,
/ but this is not supposed to have any bearing
/ upon the murder.
1 Sadie Lord, Of Clinton, Ne, girl Of SIX
/ teen, is a somnambulist. One night last
week after retiring, her mother missed her
( from her side, and aftcE q search iGqnq her ~
another room fast asleep, bat dressing her
self The moment her mother spoke the girl
fed out Of doors half dressed. The mother
pursued aAd saw her cross the railroad track
/ in front of an approaching train and then lost
her in the darkness The eRtire community
turned out to iind the girl, and shortly after
midnight she was discovered still asleep an
der barn about third Of a mile from heme
In the United States Court at Harrisonburg,
Va, the suit Of Reekel, Simple / Aheners,
trustees and plaintiffs, agaiqsI Charles t.
Haynes, Thomas kincald and wife, and 9th
srs, defendants, is being tried, involving the
title to an immense tract OF lGnd-lU2, 900
acres-lying in the counties of Bath and Al,
leghany Robert l. Parrish and Hugh W.
Shelley appear for the plaintiffs, and General
VIM. Skeen for the defendants. The aait
has been peRding many years.
William Priester, who was shot by his son.
VIM. II. Priester, at Allendale, S. C., died
on Friday night. The quarrel between them
grew out of an old feud, and had nothing to
do with the sons marriage. The murderer
escaped 10 his buggy after the assault, aud
has not been SEEN SINCE. 4 warrant Aas
been issued for his arrest, and The eycitemeht
is so great that lynching will probably be at
tempted if be is caught.
j. H. Meredith, elqjHiPgtQ be . Methodist
minister at Trenton, y. j., ana glSo 2 teR-
peraRee lecturer was convicted Wednesday
of stealing two books from a second hand
book store He pretended that be intended
paying for them, but he had only fifty cents
with him, and their value was three times that
amount
Allegheny county, Pa, has nearly eomplet-
ed the payment OF losses by the railroad riots
of 1877. Thus far claims amounting to
about $3.50, 600 have been liquidated, and
bonds to the amount of 81, $50, 900 have been
issued. Ii ia ihQughl hat $50, 900 will cover
all tho unsettled claims,
The Democrats atSalem, Ala, elected their
mayor and eight of the ten councilmen Men
day for the first time in eight years.
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1000 TONS

OFF CHESTNUT OAK BARK, wanted at
W Union Tannery, UniOntown, Carroll
eOsnty, Nd; 50 cash per ton Of 2 200 pounds.
Bark to be dry and in good condition.
ap 2.2m* W. H. HOFFMAN.
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SNAIL Pox u LOSeox.--Ai q mee'Iag Of
the Loadon, England. Asylua. Board On
Saturday il was announced that within The
last twenty eight days l,50O eases Of snail
p0x had been refused admission into the Len.
don hospitals because they we're foil. Since
the oaibreak Of the epidemic 81 perSoas died
At their own houses. There ere nos l,0lI
cases 10 the London hospitals and oBly one
bed available Tne epidemic has much IA
creased in violence lalierly. Aboui ten per
cent Of the eases prove fatal. During the
past fortnight l53 persons hAva died ia the
hospitals from smallpox.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07

At Grand Island, Neb,, last week, Chris:
tan kosh, an engine hand on the Grand
Island and st. Paul road, returned to his
home after several days absence, and disooy-
cred his wife on the floor and his three chill
dren in bed all with their throats cut and
razor lying near. The children were aged SIX
months, two years and four years, respective
ly. The words Good bye were found on
slip of paper. 1t is supposed the mother first
killed the children, item herself. Shs had
never evinced any sign of insanity, and no
reason is given for the act.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07

The junior of the ADVOCATE visited
Eastou, Nd, this week, and set Is down
in his note book as one Of the haHdsolnest
aud best laid out towns 10 the State. He
was also charmed with the surrounding
lnnnfrv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-05-07
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
DEMAINING in the Post Office, at West
Ii minister, Nd, April 80, 1881;
Boarmaa, Geo. NJ. Logue, Mrs Ella h,
Brown, John Iockard, Jacob
Dickett, A. Fl. Little, JacOb
Childers, Henry Myers, AbTam
Clark, Sanford Roberts, Rev. W. T.
Clay, Mrs.. S. ], Raymond, Thohart
freeman, Harvey Swaracart, Mr.
German, Chas. A. Wecht. Ned
Kens, VIM. T. Yingling, o. P.
Kraber, Henry
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised.
may A. II. HUBER, p. NJ.
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WANTED

WANTED
OOOO OLD COMMON PIGEONS,
AOOO at so cents per pair, delivered
at E. MACKLEY'S Store in Westminster, or
sent by express, c. o. D., to
A. j, BURLINGTON,
ap 23-3t* Westminster, Nd.
, 1881-04-06

"'Wcli. II will he anywt'crn frnm 7,n, 10 lo,nh.
In'i Enc. whcro tlf1e irtr is nil tn my atlte, nn
therr!s .tsRt!ectlnn In thu ranks of tho nt,,pr
pnriy. 1t L. very hnr1i IT, give II cnrrtrt estimate.
The rct,lo knnw ! !ltt mn,ln II Yntni Muynr,
nnl have .rcI IT. II elect mo nHan.
AlMus fhls tlH1r tho returns wrrt. not gnH
lfnrrtsnn'a WY. ami tho crowd wa fcrlg ]usl-
lnHt. hut thy Mayer said. In i sort Ut x,lltinY
why, ta Tho Itt1, cOtcrlo uf friends viii, hti
clustered Mro.,tnl him; "'rnos9 mrr only cot,-
headquarters. nr tho headquarters IT his ,,cn."
Nr: Harrison r,'fnuimotl tnty IL rew minutes.
Slr. lfn.lrrwopd. tho Republican eanilntu fnr
Gty;; Attorney, "tat ,,,t tho whole cvrnlne IT
hive = majority on the Nnrth sidn md II hnvu
run nhrnd uf hts ttckut In tho Fifscontti
AMI Sixteenth WNrss. At tho Ra1ne tine llo salh
tlat iu hnd Elstn np tho rnte ut .,rIta'k III lilo
nfiorlhA'n. ltC 1tti hnt think Harrison. nm }nr-
~ would oxcccd i,akl. aud believed that L II
fnil !srpnhltcn,t vntc hull t,ccn pn!lca tho Re.
Cty:Attorney Hrtnncll. Mr.. Undcrwftt.... o.,:.
pantnt. said hu felt excrltcnt, Hni ,rclllcftN1
AtNl hnQ0.
l}y lt::p oclnck tho crawl Ind thnisc.1 down
10 very fcw ErOpte. At this tttnp nI,Hty.tllrsc
precincts 11nl hc.,il hcnr from. giving llnrrJsOn
mHj0rtty Ut .,EA1.
, 1881-04-06

THE colore1 men employed Mt the Dlack
Diamond Stecl-Works ut Iittsburg, Pa.,
went on II strfke for higher wages yesterday.
They complain TINT they aro not paid rs
much MS white ,nen, Though they 10 rs tnueh
and rs good work. Thu iaburerclass of tfcm
sct only 81 per tlay. aNtl tlioy demand only
.k},10
, 1881-04-06

SHoUfD i'radtaugh be reelected, which Is
mt at tl1l certain, n motion will be inatle III
thu Commons that l.e be not permitted to
take tho prescribed oath. Oil the ground tlat
no Christian oath Is binding N, the conscience
of n nun processing his peculiar opinions III
reference to religion.
, 1881-04-06

TIE firm Of Il. Schumacher &S Sons, Of
Tori Washington, Wis, bas failed. Tie
nominal ASSETS nre S5l0U0, but they Will Eht
realize unc.li.lf that amount. rhe liabilities
nru placed Mt s:)0o00. Tue firm f,as snali
brn,lc!, house lii this city.
, 1881-04-06

Vl:NSo1s predicted TINT OIL tho 5tl 0f
Aprlt Chlcagn would he swrpt by IL Hood.
The iloull tonk place rs predicted, prevent
iug somu 1900 Republican voters reaching
the polls, and leaving " thick, heavy deposit
of Democratic ballots Il, I'LL tho boxes.
, 1881-04-06

SOME fourteen Out Of the thlrty-two coun-
ties III Ireland hayc lcun "pr0clnimctt
under tho l)isnranIrg net. All persons IN
tliesc districts will hayu to obtain iicenscs In
order to hear arms The Cities Of Cnrl,
Limerick, a,d galway arcalso ''proclatmetl."
, 1881-04-06

THE President lsas received n letter from
Minister White. Mt l}rr1in, nskinE that he be
relieved of his duties at the earliest day
possible. lis successor will not lA, appolnt-
eli, however, until Ills formal resignation Is
received by the Sccrntary ui State.
, 1881-04-06

whEcl, no legislation hostile to them or thelt
friends will be n,loptet. Tile bargntn, 1t Is
aaid, WIS negotiated BY Vtcc-l'rcsidont Ar-
thur With cormAntiml-counscl Whitney at,d
l'uiice.Conmiss1oner 1l,Il,ert .. THOMPSON.
, 1881-04-06

Observation-Disclosures. JAMES denies That
lo attended II notwithstanding cnnfcr-
cncu nt New York last Saturday. llD did
mt oxen meet my Of tho gentlemen named
In coul,pcIoll herewith during lis stay III
ND,r 3~rrt-
, 1881-04-06

SECRETARY BLAINE Is Investigating tho
circumstances which lei to tlln Unrest Ut
l}oytan, tho Lnnll-I&anner, In ireland, and
thinks Tint the, mast tint caE be done III Ills
case Is to csact n promise from England that
lIo he fntry treated,
, 1881-04-06

TINT Gust mt tlio rutl cIrclton lilo Inree Soea.
is!la ynte ~ tho ward ~As chit almost stlitlly
'F a11natar aarr's na ,n"ny Detneratn .nto Tor
NtsPut.I. protorrinr tsi'tl y, l}n'fncr. Wf' W'.a
fnt Lopi1.r with tho lriss,. Tho ltcnn!,afcnn
Ssis rse w1 tSw scnTs!s sr tr cnfk:
tin, rSpcets'l uni ali lH,rtl!% strIne'l tllsnp-
p,'ea ,t. CO ~ tao s'li'cst "t !hn rnto md tho
t.fant .HH n eMthnss; n! nias!, az Atter wAs ci
SEVENTH w.l,n.
rISss;s Nas & sFfs s ssv w !" my # ts
.,s''ai scrtms t'sent I" cleeto ] "y. iT TberS eiS
ss Ws5a t5S;,s Ss!ss!S s ean;il;!3tss ~, 10 c
iitor.la.,'x Fricnti ,rro coutitiu,t nr hts oIen.
tion townrtls tho Close Of tko tiny, whiio
icnu candtc. lid mt ,rrr,,tlcr 9 tl'o on ,nt
tOr lu wollltl nut, through, it wns st,t,t,osntf
tsint Vlowry would draw itioru l,cilyliy frs,,t
Itiul4luu than hD dill ind lis weuk,,ess ,tt1snt
tic calculations or Rnls9tfi0o iet.lil,cilnE frIo
mira Respectable CLEMENT Of lHiiit lmrttes
aS'e ~, , ,s :" n"Ss " sta nwy tr tlta oss eav-
rniks. Inrria,s was sut.l t., hnyc rt, iaU In tho
s:eyunth l,ohml Ills sNte twa years .rEt,, when ,:S
r I"rsso NV wH III Hceiy a rs @ n
mSre iSan ollset b. tno era g; i!e,ISsic"ss M ~''s
lit itio ImtSrst sakc,! IN ;ho t,'w;, teknt Ma5 NV
Il great many votctl fur city tlilc"rs a1,ti ,'er. @
I;!;, ssiS to ySIs q iex% sers ysa: ,sss
;'oa 1t d'eoak. '''' WA ''pS''' u ''' '''''
En'1'Ih WAllp'
TherG VIVA 20 UNUSUAL excitement In tho v,cinf
y ~ yns tac @ in!nt.loxes % Of thu Eiuhth Wnrd yes
sttiall knnB Of tno'i at tho sea.u,,nrtcrs III tho
vs!os tfee1e,s e , wan ,ni'!y discussed th9
sver hive suspected that an cleat,cm win In
@ t!rogT,css: , It. at my point r, tho Wnr,l during ZIG
s ; ilp1S p,y W. i ~ soy " , my ssato to inHc
iSlna nseatiie. W!terc ut ono tl!nt, nu1nser If
thaii. 'e,fossM1,o ~ iioznN snnrcst an dlspnrel
, 1881-04-06


lin WotnIyilIe, t;,ty- Hall rinpI.y6 md t'rea,-
,Icni of i'nnocrntie club, a,itl Gat iicnncssy
I'D I'm pn,,v t,r whirh ihor' ,vnrf ninut twnntr
Ti1ry pitched rsi lI,,nE n,t, nne,l Dllninp, il
itel,lllir1n ttrkGt.pc',dler, !sfl"tn they ha''ly
nrat r. t my 1 ME.t ,rr't'iHn N tn res"st' ~
l!f !lilt, "If1ser af nnlHt MID t};lklHy ntetlts.
~ s.to san't time several oihGr lights srt1inE ~,
e Wn'Gh twn Mn"kry hrosnra' e.!lployra nl tt.u
, WGat ,txlhon halfway Cn!alntty. Z conductor M
' .sa na' n,,a snvera othGr" ' s"ok rt Ihe
ta ar, m.s WIS sa 10 sho w wrst iss strt t
M SMn. .station' j., and tho pasr.'E snEni ea;no %
;set g, IT,, n.t by Tho tltnu T. nrrive' With
lhefo Wern sevefl bftlseti ne'i!s nilti l,t,acs.
I,i.!s rc,n! III MnrsaW nt!t lnr sh4rl tlHe.
la,.aa III" @ekeys a ta "nV'lt@ @ iienncssy
wi, c , n ns rtw q, s91 e. 1ai 'at Mn;Gkey ; n a3
a s..i nm a".vrny nt the ieit f'tio ~ tho hen,!
s ,"v, nts1atnlX uIa oyEs ht nistI.r ot1c ot
1' tne ~ emr1y na eomhet h uncra wMs att nIpo
Oh mo h11; aS,n; 4ao McRgy Kaing were earflc
n%ay tayy ~ Yer i ,rS tr eo sKs fcsss on
.i hot , nrns inr. pSrnnps t"rntS M!iutea, wheh
,", .uVy s'rt TT, r. 's ~ .',r !o ntr
',n4s m"K' m f'''o 1'n aas sIH han,c u tn Wa M,i
nxneeoInas tnI fin 'ofM a,l' nsayo III his
, 1881-04-06

t nt.,t nm ' + - ~ ''"~'' 'to9S
ilr ii::a) o'cuck tim crowl Ind tbIu,,c,, ,,ow,,
TO II very fcw prOpte. At this ttnr nl,Mty- threc
prrencts llnM henii lclrd from. giving llnrrIsul
"u'"JoE'1s VI S'''A'
,,-.
| If1N WAltl}Ss
FIRST ~A1sb ...
In tho First Wnerl. tho Ra1nblera' parntflsc, tho
cfecttun passed or qstc tccoiT1sly. thot1g', tho
voto shoss falling of uf abnnt ~ per cent ~
co'1t'afe'a Wtli TINT OF Inst ihlt. Tho rcHnrka-
ole fcattro OF tic tlny saa tho vaHt n',inl'cr Of
h"llots tint were deposited OH htli0vts. They
aEgregatos1 about ~ per ccnt Of tho vote. AT
e'1ea p"lt'nk PAeo 1ne tnost uhnllashhlg 1Fhu'Ia
"ete cninhlttcu. feraury was cheaper thst1t
"'rt' Hla 'o'efs u'a ft't soon TO command any
moro premium. Nearly NIL mo FAt1'o1cta ana
'sleepeF.stenicff III town were ctRnseu III
~ofKln9 tho F'sst "ar''' "rctor' PalRc we'll
KNOWN brace hrt1si. VINO ives IN tho west s.'e,
ss"oa s"'hsoF Tor a etsleer ot aead'oeats' WHO
ne s"urc' "efc icRu1 solefs OF THO wl1ru. nu tfle
lu"Kcs 30 admitted tse'n tigosEu
thrn'' h'lly uLecsoff. Mark 1nrwoosl.
aila very noisy fe!!ow ''anletl s1naors,
s"ofc 'Iey were h''ssehohsefs IN tho proo'ncf'
thcFeHy committing perjury. ahu folfchcd TOR n
h.'s' OF other pcrJurers elunlly rs bntf ,s thcu-
Serves inc Democrats haa majority Of tho
JndRoa ahd thcy admitted cverythlns. 1t WIS
nsclcFS :" cu"'ictsRe IAN Nfcnh tho topnn-
s'eau Jtttiee' was dlsgt1sted. 1ato III tho nftrr-
flaoh no attempted to arrcst very dirty ro-
peatcI, WHEN he WIS tel upon ny hh"'l'l9 tnoE'
leu W ulecsoh afla shhacrs, who threatened to
!nash uah hose no lntcf1cfct' win tho lrnliu.
lollceuen and il st"od oy caltnly' They t'iat'o
| ilu n'.ette'ehce "tsatesel. Ihcy wore oh TUG
'nost tt1enlly 1orths WIN tno CROOKS VINO sur
l""haca INC poll aaa " wh'hi 1uos were tfchtoa
@ " '...'.'n'toa pee1' tAt tuo a'noe precHcth tno
9"n'e su1esa.l uppehl!hee ot tnings ptefn'aes''
.oseph thestef'lcH MaeR1il prestied ut tho }car-
| hrrn GtFNnf nt18tnn. 11rnHn mil fGi nft
, 1881-04-06
THE ELECTION.

~ .2N- -N- .AA AXAAA ~ IL - " I've
Harrison Chosen Mayor by
About Seven Thousand
Majority.
THO Hest Of Tho Democratic Placc.IIunters
Brought Safrly inia Portby
the Eagle.
Ten Thousand Republicans Stay at
Home, and the Election Goes
by Default.
Apathy in Wards from Which
Some Telling Work Was
Expected.
A Generally Quiet Observance Of
the Day ut Most Of Tie
Polls.
Democratic Thugs Set at Work in Ono
Precinct Of the Thirteenth
Ward.
They Brutality Assault Republican
Ticket-Peddlers aud Boldly
Defy the Police.
Harrison Makes " Spread Eagle
Speech to n Crowd Of
His Men.
Some Rowling Democrats Spend Lively
Evening in the Rotuuda Of the
Palmer House.
, 1881-04-06

enthusiasm, md rothng tr1,1,spireI t,at Would
hayc tho least tvndu1cy to crcute Mr, Int crest In
.n,Ii,ently srronEholtl Of ll0pMLlicanIstn. but
tho citizos III tlis district OF Chtcust, ovlt,ued
e. e. "f" ~ ast s 5 ss nd @ wal to
bc1,ocratio; 4 earof!l cGi,nt iaido Gotween
:sAl votes lsatl t'ccn pnllei. At,d It wns son M.
paront Thar not over ,Ul votes would bn GUST in
fo WMrl. ;v n ,Ii. asar.s'ns o; precinct o Sns
laavtng Mr: Clark Gchn liz o.iiors III his owt. ;.
,,t,,c's ti9Kgs' mi N ,n,t, nn9or nj, os tho pre-.
to Oc holding thoir owu. md thls ''sas was
notlceat,lo TO KoIao extent. In tho Fourth PRO.
c!nnt. Thoro WIS fA,,i -tillAsE In ruuMra 10 tho
II tho CoIiatnblos. and this lln IL tosldunny. to
Hlionats VOTERS fr,n! Il tot'. ~ that here tho
ea sSaR'%s Fl H. s;ss s u e ss sEG d ysrs ss "
being thu only stl.tll'iate iu .ho oll, al,l th!a
.i!t @ much tt''yartts making Tho vets o1so-eiled
two nr thrao CONTESTANTS Tor thu AldersnanIo
char t 1nktnH It al! n Ill, tho ltcpu,'tsans of
t'o Iwslftn Wari Woro a!,atho!e md showed
Judges Ut aeut!nn hull ~, exceedingly Easy tlnlU
nf i in alf Tho precincts, tho wNiug bclnx
@ ssase rasa a j. a sy j 7 ta % yols Ill., passs S'*
lho l9yH allowed themselves to hu "Oilirctl"
" paid Harrison hrellnEs whn cane Il, s!nAtS
l!nrrIsoN. For tne tho hots wcru tuko,l, mil
The xanAs kupt e..ni.,s usd tlon tho l;ept!so
a*HN C4tIIRtNEEU VI hDaAEG tlMu EEIl lltl9. l'HQ
tilsHruhtvh c,nditt0n or tho workings inli tty
elect on tlIo WHVcrnH votcr. as many hnltnt
WHICH might haVo boon eAst ftr Clark hdtl the
yurkera shown boldcr frunt was thrown to swell
thu Democratic Aln3urity.
T111RrEESTlt WAlsIs.
In the Thrtue,tlh Ward tl,ero wus Il Eood t]eAl
Of Interest tWkCn ~ thg contest, yHt tllUra wRB
yCry light vutu l,nitG In tho Democratic Kfrttf,u-
hnll. tho First Precinct Of tho wurc, ihp Irish.
American ctcnIeIt weakened at thu ltlAt no.
Ment u1,d cAst their lot with Harrison
anu hts ln.nbs.. Rnnuul J. DogRatt, WIN ran
MI III Independent cAtllIdat0 fir Aj,lur,1lufl
ngAlnAt IAnleJ III. Wal,xer, mAdp his tr,tilo Will
tlArrlsn1. Hnd his friends. many ot whom ,ytiru
Republicans, wero ple.lXeu III yuto for IInr-
r!suH II tho T>e.nOeralta Wautl vote for lJnguelt;
lhGgckts trG,ldH kert their word, as liuIll,-
1tsltlH usually dn, b,t tho nenoGr0ts went buck
un nuEEeit. and tlnIly Ut them tltnt yulu for
alderman ut All. Tho election Throughout tho
ssHri passed 0t lllietly. except III thu Filth
!'reclhut, taIrlur or Oakley uvoa4u uEtl West
Lake street. whUro s',H0 Of tho nloat sllu1l.oful
scpuca wusu rnaai.sI during tho Hay. Every
kAlbln III tho ward wl3 ,sitiu npell, lIMrrlsoHH
hOGa,nat!sM u tho colIlrury Notwithstanding.
Early III tito fHrt.annll u KHnE frum
Western avenno Al4 Wust Indiana street
eul!o 70 tue pni''g-pIAco Thuy had
liuBHetts UNI llnrra0n's linnoy, and
were making themselves ''excue1uix,y lil-
,ncrnus. Ah1ut | u'pluck 3ley hnu gotten
themselves lighting drunk AMI commenced
Abt1Hll1 everybody TINT can.H In theIr way. 1t
IL Idcn!ltt !slvcrbtal fur In unetsIcsA hut tho
Ean4 kept lhn Wn!lt"rhIH'i IN e,ly,, lest Il
A1sluus ,usb eloui1 w pleeinttalcd by tuun
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J. Eeelesioa, ]. K. Yestes, Adam itte!, r.
n. Ingram. Robert Morios enc e. n. A.
Cheney.
A tie vote resulted in the hsllct between
John Conner and w. r. Thomas, each r.
ceiving seventeen votes.
After consultation With the i.O gentle
men whO tied. Mr.. Geo. p. y. Jscksou
stated that they consented ~ withdrew IN
favor of Mr.. Daniel Grow, and he moved
that Grow be nominated By acc!amsiion.
The motion wss carried. and Mr. Grow
was announced % the seventh delegate.
Mr.. Josish BlOeher moved that 3. H.
Ingram be elected committeeman for the
third ward. which motion vas carried.
On motion, the delegates a. the city coz
vention we're instructed to select their osn
proxies in case Of their noe. attendance at
the convention.
The ih.Iks Of the democracy of the
third ward wss voted Nc. Brssoa ior the
use Of his store.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
FOURTH WARD.
The meeting Was called 10 order o. the
Office Of the probate couE,. by james
Glass, ward committeeman.
DR.. Logon Clarke wss elected chairman
BY sccls@ati aod q. c. Heard was sp-
pointed secretary.
L. +. short. ia . neat speech. placed
John Evans in nomination icr alderman,
and the nomination VA = ads nv scclsms.
iioR.
The following deleg.tes in the ci,- con.
ventiou were appointed ~ the chair:
David E!ocher. Willis Barre-s, w. H.
Oven, W. F. Hsnsbereer, James Hen
A motion to instruct delegates to vote
for e. II. Gsuss - q member Of the school
board US defsatsd By vote OF Is 80 Is.
Wm. H. Oweos and Frank Nevton
we're PLACED in nomination for ward CON.
mitteeman. Upon . so:e heing taken,
Owene received u votes and Nee ton {.
On motion, adjourned.
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Married, 81 ) o'clock, On the evening Of
March 2l,h. 1851, .: The Fir.i PresSy ,erisr
church, in Piqus. Ohio. BY Rev. J. c. Ely,
~. George L. Mclaughlin. Of SedAiis
and Mis-. Nelly BuueraeId, Of PiQus-
The BAzoo learns that the church on
this happy ocessiOa was filled vith friends
OF the coa,rsciirg psriss. vho sss<mbled
To vi,nes. the esrs@ony that made shsta
one for life.
They vele the recipients Of many hsad-
so@e aod vaiusble presents, but il y doubt
ful whether their friends II that p,iot
wished them more happinss than the many
admirers Of Mr.. NeLsuahlis sili extend
him asd hi. bride when they arrive in the
Queen City Of the Prauiss- their future
home.