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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-30
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hNUA ' lille SUAPs.
Laundry, 60
pounds 81 25a2 rs
Family. 65
pound bys... 2 50a3 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-30
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-30

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Tobacco.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Malone has succeeded Bernhardt
as an object of national interest. For
some time it had been generally UNI
tlerstood among Republicans that the
Readjuster had been bought but DEM
ocrats continued TO hope that they
did not have traitor in their camp.
lie has however come squarely out
and announced his intention Of Yot-
ing with the Republican party in the
future. The Senate has by his vote
been organized with Republican com
mittees. Malone, possibly to show
his power, voted with the Democrats
at first and then very pompously
arose and changed his vote, tying the
body and leaving the Vice Presiden
to cast the vote that decided the mat
ter in favor of the Republicans
There are few such instances o.
treachery in history as Mahone's, but
the traitors have invariably gons
down to their graves detested and
despised BY all honorable people
No one doubts that Malone has beer
bought with filthy lucre."
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

OF the many nice things that have
been said about Capt. Games, he
should appreciate this from the Dan.
willie Tribune more than any, because
its editor is "howling wolffrom
Bitter CREEK who goes upon the
principle that the meanest Republi-
can. is an angel of purity and virtue
and the best Democrat is the incar-
nation of iniquity and corruption:
Capt. Sam NJ. Gaines, the talented
and noble.hcarted editor OF the Hop.
kinsville New Era Zone of the best
newspapers in the land), is candi.
date for Clerk q the Court of APP.
peals, and the Danville Tribune,
stalwart rs il is, hopes he may be
elected, without opposition from any
quarters. We can trust Sam Gaines
The entire Press OF the State with
one or two exceptions win support
Capt. Gaines aud il he is not elected
"iheu 100000 Democrats will know
the reason Why
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
STATE NEWS.
paducah is wanting a new jail.

Paducah 10 wanting new jail.
Several moonshiners have been
nabbed at Grayson.
A Louisville policeman was dis
missed for drunkenness.
Col. A. G. Hodges, an old editor
died at Louisville last week.
The Anderson News solicits
"spring odes," at 50 per line.
A citizen of Providence, KY, drew
50, $40 in the Louisiana Lottery.
The Lyon county News has aban-
doned the patent inside.
VIM. Barr hung himself at Mon
terey while temporarily aberrant.
Frank Nesbitt. a brakeman was
killed by the cars near Georgetown.
Frank Cooper, negro, was arres-
ted at Henderson with stolen horse
The Mclean county News was not
dead but sleeping ant has reappeared.
A brother of Ben Deering is hall
owner of the Jessaminc journal.
From three to four hundred dozen
eggs are daily shipped from George
town.
Four prisoners escaped from the
Calhoun Jail, but two were captured
next day.
Judge Golfer, Of the Appellate
Bench has gone to Hot Springs for
his health. na
The Kentucky Wool-growers AS
ISOLATION will meet at Eninence the
9th of April.
A dead negro infant was found in
Bowling Green and its mother is to
be tried for infanticide.
The Times says Georgetown Col.
lege is more prosperous than at any
time since the war. IL
A man at Paducah dreamed he was
a prize fighter and lit into his wife
with his fists while asleep.
The Literary societies of Bethel
College, Russellville will give pub
lie entertainment next Friday evening.
The Colombus Times says it is fol
Sam Gaines but cannot support him
because a Hickman county man is on
the track.
Mr.. Quisenberry has withdrawn
the contested election suit in CLARK
county and Tom. Stuart is the &C.
knowledge nominee.
Mrs. Bunyan, widow Of Jno. Bun.
gan, who died a few days since at
Maysville, eloped to Aberdeen, o.,
and married Jno. Maddox.
Judge Oissell, of the Henderson
Circuit District announces that here
after he will not have witnesses called
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

at thu court house door but will en-
force the penalties if they do not APP
pear promptly in the court house
upon the day summoned.
A bean which little daughter Of
Mr.. j. A. Thomas, Of Hartford,
swallowed. sprouted in her stomach
and threw her into spasms.
Regulators whipped VIM. Dheil,
store keeper at Princess Furnace
near Catlettsburg and ordered him to
leave the county.
Hon. Crit. Reeves has been called
upon to become candidate for re-
election to the Legislature from Todd
county:
Two new Republican papers have
been started during the present month
in the State, one at Lexington by
Ben Deering and the other here.
AT Greenwood, Ky, Tom Young
broke Steve Langiord's skull with I
car-pin, mortally wounding him
whereupon Reuben Langiord FOLLOWED
Young and shot him dead.
David NJ. Baker, a brother Of III,
late jailer Of Hopkins county, has beer
appointed to fill the vacancy till til,
August election, when jailor will b.
elected.
Bert. Wing. brother of Chas. F
Wing. Of Louisville, aud the late L
Rumsey Wing has been sentenced t
the penitontiary for Is months 70
stabing man named Martin, at Green
vile two years ago. Wing was {
student Of a school at Lexington anc
came home to be tried.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Trigg Democrat does us
gross injustice in trying to make the
impression that we would desire tc
see Esq. Clark, of Belleyiew, defeated
by negro for the Legislature. Esq
Clark is warm personal friend and
we would as soon see him elected as
any Republican IN the county. W.
do not know that he will be candi
date and nothing was further from
our intention than to cast any refec
tions on Esq. Clark and we are of
loss TO see how a sensible man coult
put such construction on the para
graph.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

A bill has passed the Tennessee
Legislature prohibiting males under
81 years, and females under Is years
old from marrying without the con-
sent of their parents. This puts al
end to GAINESVILLE as "Gretna
Green for Kentucky lovers. No
more can they bid defiance to angry
fathers and HE away across the State
line and link their destinies. Mum.
bers of couples from this and sur.
rounding counties have elopcd and
married under the less stringent laws
of Tennessee and now all this TO.
mantle business must stop. 1t 10 too
bad, too bad.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

An exchange says quite row was
raised in the Louisville, High School,
because one of the girls gave young
gentleman a kiss to induce him "a
subscribe for the "School Friend"
paper edited by the young ladies o
tho school. We are afraid we would
be a little bashful at first, but we will
offer tho same inducements to al
young ladies who wish 10 subscribe
for the SOUTH KENTUogIAS, and will
guarantee that no fuss is kicked uT
about IL. t
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Republican party is beginning
to see the blunder it made by yield
ing 10 the demands of the National
banks when the President vetoed the
3 per cent funding bill. The party
will find It difficult to justify an ac-
tion whereby the government is COM
PEELED TO expend ST. 100000 per month
in needless interest, that goes 10 fill
The pockets OF the bondholders.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Mublenberg Echo had an arti-
Gle last week headed ga kiss on the
sly" Probably Urey is giving au
Autographed sketch of his expe-
ricnce at the lust Press convention, or
it may BIO that he is the youth who
raised such racket in the Louisville
High School,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Russellvile Messenger has
awakened from its Rip Van Wrinkle
sleep of about eight months and comes
TO hand again with Messrs. o. C.
Rhea and e. NJ. Browder as editors
/ We trust it may meet with success.
Its editors are men of experience in
editorial work and know how TO gel
up q newsy paper. .
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Guthrie Gazette will this week
be moved to Allensyille, and Capt
Duffy will cease to be its editor. We
are sorry that Capt. Duffy will seveI
bis connection with the Kentucky
press. He is witty and forciblt
writer and we trust that he may soor
be back in the harness.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

"My stars alive! Have you heard
the newsP" asked one citizen OF
another, the other day. No, what is
itP asked the other excitedly. "Why
The Gear of Russia, has been assas-
sinaied" was the reply, as he passed
on 10 tell somebody else. .G
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Anew proposition for settling the
Tennessee State debt has been made,
which is likely to prove satisfactory
to both parties. The bond holders
agree to accept three per cent bond
TO run 90 years.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

In the Paducah Common Pleas
court there are pending twenty eight
suits for divorce, by persons who
have come to the CONCLUSION that
they drew blanks in the matrimonial
lottery. And yet people will marry.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Guthrie Gazette wants 10 know
how we fonnd on; that fellow is in
the suburbs Of Heaven when kissing
a girl. we obtained our Information
ut the last Press Convention from
Frank Bristow, Dan O'Sulliyap and
others of the boys who had Sheen
fhnrU
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Garfield has announced his inten-
.tion to crush out polygamy. Dele
gate Cannon viii probably be denied
his seat in Congress, from Utah, as he
bas four or five wives. ffrL.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Some thief stole the Chronicle
youths overcoat and hewails thusly
Hail, gentle Spring, thy genial reign begin.
Old Winter put to ignominious rout;
For some thief has taken our heavy ulster
.'in,"
And we ave ashamed to get our painted
duster ''outn
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

DR.. Burrows, of Louisville, recent.
ly preached a sermon from the text,
mo man saw it, nor knew it, for
they were all asleep" II. Samuel
XVI, ~. - -
1t was probably for the especial
benefit of those who sleep in church
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Candidates for the Legislature are
announcing themselves all over the
State and in some. counties the nom
inations have been made. A mania
for Office seems to have struck the
editors, as some half a dozen are can
didates for the Legislature.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

AT Henderson, Mr.. Win Held
married Miss Anna Payne.
Though hearts are Iilled with happiness
when bound by wedlock's chain,
Yetwhcn these two were Joined together,
1t seems VIII Held A. Payne.
P.S.-The aboyo verse is poetry Of
the first water, but we make no extra
charges.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

plttoe who has probably tried il,
says,
A shoe buttoner won't unlock the
front door of q fellows residence late
at night-or any other time.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Alexander, the oldest living son of
tho late Gar, of Russia has been pro.
claimed Emperor and the Nihilists
baye sent him warning. UNEASY
lies the head that wears crown"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Gen. Grant has resigned the Presi-
. dency of the Worlds Fair at New
York in 1883. 1t wasn't the kind OF
Presidency he wanted. There was
something to be done.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Streng q Frankel, Hop
kinsville, Ky, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All per-
sons owing said firm will please come
forward and settle Immediately, and
all persons to whom said firm are in
debted will please present their &C.
counts for payment.
STRENG & FRANKEL.
Feb. 20, 1881.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
GENERAL NEWS.

:. w. II. Vanderbilt sails for Europe
Apfl IAN.
DR. Francisco Garcia has been nom
inaleu ior 1 reSiueh' o' re'u'
A boy named Ebert Heake died Of
bydrophobia at Memphis.
Aug Faenster suicided at St. Louis
by cutting bis throat.
Tom Holman killed Ben Msyes at
Memphis, Both colored.
Bismarck's son. Hubert, has elopcd
with o German Princess.
IT.. -. -, 80. az
49,, 500 p.a;t;o ,a;,ss..J Wv
-" ' 4
Indiana has by vote Of the people
"1op'0u 'O'"''O"'' t ''"'"'A
Frank Padgett, a railroader shielded
at Nashville by taking laudanum.
Dale Crockett, a Missouri counter
feiter, was arrested at Cairo, llls., =
Two ,.,ntors vara kilIaJ bv NE
falling Of a scaffoli at Newark, N. ].
Samuel Clups,on was murdered In
b;s com bv !. Suralar a, ValIey ,Forge
Pa.
Darby M;tcbelJ ont .Harvev R,acc
n ne;ces with an nv Al Gallinol;s q
Kalloch the murderer Of DeYoung
in San Francisco is pleading insanity.
uorrv Do,n;sor 10, vii, ham,
April Is at Des' Arc, Ark, for the
murder of his wife.
Oscar Nephos, an Indian was killed
y
4
Gen. Ben Lincoln was secretary OF
Ri, / ;nooIn
A California court recently natural
D ,~,1
S .aa .,a
JAS Black, COL, was hanged at
1 W;i"nr ~ ' v
sia his1 l.p
Two lSyear old boys named Bennett
and the latter killed the former.
Stephen Morey, a 10 year old boy
',ru.hn;na
Ed Broil went to the house OF Wm
ua.s and Vac INF i H. h.";I.
A stage coach was fred upon ant
the driver killed near Contention
Jno Williams a negro, was drowned
at Dekatur Ala, while IN skill OF
the river.
"a u,u.a s;. 10 :I'o e. g'Opeu WIN u
Ia, Isu whs mo g. = a,;ii mnlno,,, =
I'd Turner Col. was lynched a
ing Mrs. Michael Mcintosh.
|
Inc prombltion amendment wa
defeated ID the Arkansas senate oy
JAS Adams. a member of the Nevad
Legislature. was killed in a saloon b
Adolph Schander. I
~, ",
boiler and sank IN tie Mississippi nea
Memphis, and four Of her crew wer
drowned.
! an a'ercalion LOOK pace oe'wee
Two little DOVS oil Gallatln, lenn., on
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Another great man has been assas-
slnated in the street. AS Polk john
son would say, we are getting SO we
are really afraid 10 venture out Of
doors.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

The Evansville journal says the
Democrats have discovered that the
best ryhme 10 Mahone's name is,
alone. Another good one is, disown.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
CnAs. NJ. MEAcHAM, EDITOR.
uoPKlNsyILLE, MAR. %, 1881.

1t is now pretty certain that al
extra session OF Congress Will be
called about May l5th.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Gen Lew. Wallace has been ap'
pointed Minister to Peru.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

No child, the seven men who con
s,itute the Presidents Cabinet art
not The seven wise men,"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
Notice.

! have this day sold my interest in
the firm Of Streng 4 Frankel, Hop
kinsville, KY, to Messrs. M. Frankel
Il Sons, and l bespeak for the new
firm the same liberal patronage in the
future as has been extended to the old
firm in the past. The new firm is
authorized to settle all the business Of
the old firm. ]. STRENG. 81
Feb. 81. 1881.
, 1881-02-14
a. SPECIMEN lsILIi.

AMI \ FEW HESElt.ti. iststA1tII in SNTit-
lSU IN V.AlgriII.A1l,
1t IL nltn0st Ali unsynbe llrstery hS to tho
nrigu Of tho ntltnburless hills IlrcA into tho
Legislature. AsAa fronl Tho appropriations,
amendments 10 tho ruys,luu luwa nnu practlpt,
acts, thora IL mt tho leaHt cnr,hty Necessity,
Gcpt in IL tow tsniattsl e,tees. f0r uthUr Ievlan-
tlul,. Ihis fAcl uakes III, puroeptlb,p .lltkoranro
~ thu nserslgu !eg!alator, WIN pFtsrnts mt u1Iy
bills III every tnpo hu cnn personally cunj,!u
up, but IL usur redY to uasD iIs constituents of
such te.ls tl.y 1lly s0l!llfy, ud Tho Mfors.-
sud constituents 4se always ,raIy to express
lhur yl9ss. 4 1aDlrl First Wnrd Ue.H.,usntlu
politician III Ch1cs.Yts hs with much 1sle,lta tEt.
ur9 promulgated Il I'LL for II ta,Idnilu rurpo Sc.
In order that tho pubu may b1 vnll4Atutie.! as
their inspiration, tllo u1cltnent IL 4er0
GIVEN yt:'s!IArlM E:r LirER.AVtN:
vile Il Ktst!Eet ~ The 1iuusc ~ IsenffseHtaffp.s
Of t4e St.ttt Uf tts tti.l Ct,oh County and The
SSittt EuucnriinV thtrtin: ..., ..-
''SEC. !. Esery l'urstn. Win. Shall 9lvo 4l,y
tnGI.gy Br Uitlor fHlHubt consideration to any
ptrsull whullsuByHr rur ttio PurAnsu Ut SECURING
l:lrctlonrcf1r III any election held lAder ur In
pursnnnee " the laws Hi this ssatu ar 0E any
tUwn ar city duly Incorporated H.l'tpr thu lawa
Ut thks Stutu nntl every VcrautI Wlo ahhlt KlEu t
All0thnr nuy nnltIuY Or othgr Tpl1abiu thing u
t1u ususl i'll Paying lur tlnOts splrltut1s nr tUr.
inuNltd liquors ~ llp Eif1n u"ay 0r treated u
which lnay uasu bce!. tiiten AWAY CT treate;td ~
my elrrsinn or tlurtilx tho Lnuviss FFcccdlux
my suCh Election sh4li ~ ucesuu,i Gl4l.tpy Ut Il
1nisdesneai.ur UNI Oil conviction, thereof Shalt hu
Punished ly II iInu ADt trss thtn Six Hundred
UollAr4 Aur ,AQrt thu uue thousand dollars "
, 1881-02-14
i1A1:tt1:l) WIRE,


Judges nr,,n,tnn,ltl uni Nttn]Hctt s.lt together
III thu Enttcd ElMlrs Ctrcnit t,O,ttt Suturt1ny
hrnriEx arguments iii Il rchcarng nf tho im-
tHrtant lmrbr,!-1ire fcncn c,ses tlcctlrl by
ttInsH II rnw weeks ,lgu. Thrra werc utCiIe fuiir-
tGcn Of the<s. clscs decided. but the rehcnrtnu
wins HSkt"l IN enc cnsn thy. that Of thu W,lsh.
l,irh Il Muen Mnnntacturtna t.om[nny VI. .Jnts,f,
lfnisf,. Tic sa.ln cun,tniy wn* complainant In
nlI the tsss.- l 1t will he rcctltretcst tut ast,
tccs*im WIS III their tntur IN thu effect tt:st tho
l,rtHat wr. manufactured by The different t
tnu'!'uts VIA III zach ensO III Infringement
WHEN ito Cnuri est,u III Nr. t:oturIt. Ir., for
tho etnt'lnEu,lts, EtntGR that thIrtc,.t UG tho
t"fciulMHtA were satisfied w3tll tho tiecisEon uf
the CDtlr!. Ind EottIri With tlsu GcnIItltnHnts
rgciEeI licenses to manufacture, ntiI bud sent
II, JultIon ,IAklng tlt hrcreta bp tiftetnsa In
theIr rtsEs. nnh lie thDusht tho Court wo,i!
take suIlle iIntIct ut this ttttt.
.lu4u Ur.I!ntn said Ibis mule nu GiTnroNGh
whatever. 1hgre wert. tHtp0rtnIlt public sntt;r-
ists Involved III rrgarsa Ii, Certn retstila.s tlf
tnteiltH mud tIlrsc wGiD Il, he ctlilsdnrui i'll the
ifHi1t ut the ctsfnt. nf r,sslira ~ Mt .nstt by
thu $wHtn tlrsJit- wheel ct-t AeGislul hS tho
Supreme E0Irt III tho Enlte:! Suites stncf, tho
GI,Art aleuisiun fiji tGat. cnst.a Wtlat the Court
teEI'lna tn ntIr w,s on the question whGttcr the
t,ntcilteE lMs shDwIi right III J,llelit which ilu
ha mot elHltDcs. hut nr ritllu In tho rtlsxun.
Two ln,trs were given t:ac1 side for tho nr2,l-
nlCnt.
4,t the co.,rI1sion ri the argument the case
wns tnkcn under NtlvlSctiitns.
, 1881-02-14
TIE IIIRE.

GlrAIst.s:sTnS. $. G., Feb. l.-Tho SoutE Caro-.
linn Juckcy Club clusrd It's sprluy rncstIug to-
t!Ay.
stIle hoats, for J-ycar-o!is. WIS wol by Nero
III two stt1li9ht heats: Ath1s Accnf'l iii clcti
heat. Sltsser was tlDstullced. Ttr, llf, l:Ii,i.
-tl,larter-inIls dash. won hy llulA liAE;
tteargIa hoy secatitl, slny Wilson ti,lr Tlmc.
l:lN.t
iliirslp raec o,ln ,lIlo mi! quarter wtt, by
a;;r yill;f 70 ul,ltyo ui tn,l rll,s,l tho lslrc
w!ls run Il sret,'d tine. III tho lirat lru. nnHn-
sln,l WI! III ":tpi.
Consolation race, nio IisAts, wnn by WnrttnI.l
In two str,llEht heats; I;tnlly Brroinl, l,ruco
third. u'Ulo l:tJt, 1:fJi5..
, 1881-02-14
Twice around thu World for -Four

httl.nt tjHl .}umFtat. rfh. IL
We were BllNWh u Ia,Jtnt-e4rl tats morning tiy
fs Il. Clark, rlerk nt rho uttu,Il Pu4t-tlilcc,
which h1ts lwieu .cilrletl lho uarIl.. 1t bvArs
lN,1t. .sIirks III tnllnws
Uttuwu. July -, lRoJ;
q. s. |. u. Il. X. T.. o.. July LII
En,l Frltlclseo Jniy'lS;
fDk0ltli.l, Il ny. u;
HING HING, Aug, III;
lt;hnb,ty, sept. IL;
CaIGt.tta, sBIt. ~;
Eu.l L. u, tlet. !;
Alexandria. 0et. ii;
London. tIgt. II.
it wAs thql Ee,lt buck over tho route II had
c0Mc. ns tOlloWs:
tuk0hAlIlu, lee. y;
f.la FRANCESCA, Hue. n. .
From haro Tho mailing clerks scointd to thank
tts mission wnS tut set e1nrtule AH1 II Wls
sent u!reet to Ntw furk, passing Ottawa prob
nliy, Anl rGutletl
Nuw York, .lN,l. u ahSt;
curk, Jan. II;
lbu0lIIt, Jim. Fl;
Ottawa, LIN. (nItsSpnt}, Jun. u;
And ttnHly rcached ha4su Ftb.::. having tray-
tlud t},U1l ul!es for ony tour Gonts, mukliiy tho
tllnu In ~ duys.
, 1881-02-14
I't'i;sIG,

arthur Webster was ltulfrsctl IN November Ins.
for tnHk,f,x counterfeit t1-ceHt silver pteccs.
snttrtny he appeared lnFt,rt .',,d1c illHlxrst.
lteIlleIf guilty. . wus sentenced tt,tnn trunths'
Imprisonment ut tho sinte l'Gnitrt,ttnry ut
Chester ut hHr,l LllH,r.
In Inn Will cYlsa Hf lroticll ~, ken,!nls. the
Jury rtttrrctl verdict ttlr the complainant.
r!its In a!lcrt GiAres Tint tho will NJ tho iHir
sieha.l kenttatt wa* thvn'ld. TN Tho Kts,nI ,!r
I,;s ii attach illrbarn md .l.,ln Frui'ich iu
acxmi taJntetnrt nr tt,iirt IN q,llrtTIlu IN the
uH1trl.rt!otn were .IlDppd l,y tn,tt,Hl Ge,nstnt.
, 1881-02-14
TILE COURTS.

1t1:CE1yEIs AI1'0tSTED.
III thu casc oF DoxYctt vr. DouKctt, 1lassntt l.
tIll's, the !nlrscs nrrtr aftnr l'riuy's nrpIi.
tnrut 10 aecept Mr.. Elmer wAshl,.r,t NJ IT,
ct,lvGr. AMI yesterday inoIrlns i,p wins formally
npitplnttai !'y .!,t,txo lnrnuh. tho lutsl le1IlI
t1aell ut sdlfa. Thu ttfniH,Fnry n}unetlnn iIert
tfore iss1,rtt sns ls, Iil!r.! M M to ltrsy tho
ll"rtfyfr ttl fnkt chr2i. uf the aAsuts bf tho old
firm ntlu wlr III {tA HIfg!ra.
, 1881-02-14
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

SNtld9 Ul1paEch 70 TIC ChleQR0 3Tl6aNe.
ClNClSNAT4. D., Feb. lL-Th0 1unBuKers 0f tho
opora festival to III held heru lho lust Of this
NINTH, III atlls1-l llnt under tho auspices Ut tho
5tusfelIl t:ullrXe. nuyU hrrsbfuru ruaut;lel tury
retlceut Mlullt tLoIr tcrlls with 3!apesuI. hut,
nnw l!1ut MI tho seats Arc tnken tnr two ont ar
sUvun performances. nlnI.NEcrs speak tnure
trBeiy, They will tIy sIn(..atn <l5,Un uash nrlI
two. thirds Ut lho nvt teccil,la. Al! uxpsuses,
, 1881-02-14

Tho Eureka Hast ro,r,,nny fegnn n. snt fnt-
ur.iHy 10 recover Sf.;IN Uf the islvertlate l,s-
ttl!ris Company.
Lucy \. Greer sued Samuel O. Walker for
$t.1D. .......
E!Ixal,nttl Woul,cke commenced ntl nctIo1, In
trcEpass against Ellnrtes G'rsch, clatnl!ng $A0W
damages, ,lOr nflcHc.l sasltIcr.
, 1881-02-14
RFRNHAR0T.

NASHVILLE. FSi,u., Fol-. l2.-rho aa1o Of Rcats
for tic I.yru,,nrdt engagement heEtt,. ut nuan
to-day, The uslolco NJ acAls WIN nuetoued utr
under thon,ispccs uf Marcus htnyar. Milo. Iurn-
iIlrslts nKons. The liiKt.est I,riEr .hl'l WIS s1
Tho sMiv WIS th0 most HxGitttiR RH.t successful
.lKt,, 'rlld eHtiru llousu. Including tho gallery,
,WIH tHkukl,
, 1881-02-14
GAY VS.. YOUNG.

Tho ease of Guy ~. Young, II bil fled 10 set
asilu Il Judgment for SLUT entered by cs'rfcs-
slim tho Hts,Il1sd thut the warrant ot ntturicy
attHchct1 tn ihu nUte iIlt,l fHen frnutIulcntIy
nlsertsl litter leiuE signed, has been triat tl.-
fore jl,lge GAr'iIa.r and II Jury the pust twt,
ttuys. Saturday the Jury returned II verlict III
fnvpr nl tho defendant. holding that tlIe note
b:lh mt been uttered. Thu ,tsuul motion for
new trIl WIS 1nllssc.
, 1881-02-14
1liA-fl1If.i:S,

Ir!no \. Willis tllMl II lill Saturday n;..tl,st
JanitH Willis. asiinv for ,!ecrce Of scparl.o
maintenance I'll nccnuut al h3s cruelty unl fn-
l,re IL support hGr.
1iunora Mcneil nHkc for tt sl1,at decree ri
tyree ut.Nittst her husband, Charles G. Mcneil.
on IgcOEtit Of his ACser1tNn. -.