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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

Lawyer kemisky arguing in di
vorcc suit at New Orleans held that
a husband had legal right to make
his wit" stand in corner with a
spring clothes pin on her nose. "lf
such mild means Of compelling obed-
icnce are iorbidden," lie said, what
is TO become of the husbands author
ity as he master OF the household?"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07
NOTICE,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
orangeburG County,
Orangobnrg, s. c.. Dec. 20. 1870.

Orangehurg, s. G., Dec. 23. 1870.
The School Trustees Of the various Sich,,l
Districts az The County of 0rangebllrg. ara
urgently requested to bring in their reports
OF the number OF children, white and color
ed, attending school in their several Dis.
tri,t', tothc School Commissioner, as ear '
as possible, during the month of January,
rs the apportionmcnt Of the School fund.
exclusive of the poll tax, based upon tho
school attendance. and these reports aro
necessary to make up said alportionment.
Please attend promptly TO this duty to
al interest.
STILES r. MELLICHAMP
School Conaiaii,ie1sr O. {.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07
+. DeMARS, T gt.
UNrEE
Nh ASONHQ' HI I'LL
Friends anA COuniryHnena
,,dd nrI

Nn "a S8P " IL En- "a EIaA
Friends anA Country nm n
attend!
do not wait until ,Lu apend
Every cent in placcs dear
nj AXE DEMARS Your Grocer here!
Ask him for his HAMS SO nice,
Running at the LOWEST PRICE!
Stop and try his Flour 30 fine.
Cheeae, and ALI things in his Incl
Have some BUTTER sent around
Every man should have pound
And il you'd feel well and able.
RDut his MACkEREL OH your Table
Good are all things in his Store,
Reason cannot AJAX for more,
Only try his LIQUORS iare-
Can't be eqnallcd any who're.
Every man who knows DEMARS
RuAhea for hia good Segare.
In his Sample Room they Ay,
Livery time that they are dry
Done thing tells them HE'S the man
A nd he always leads the van
Mover yet did he retreat-
Don't you know he can't be beat?
Look within his Store 40 grand,
In his Bar Room near At hand;
Question him and YOU will see
UNDERSOLD-.llRC CANNOT BE!
Qbh wait not till YOU are wiser,
Reanon points to Mr. RISER,
Bolling fancy Dri, ks 10 all
Give him then general call
ReSt assured, DEMARS srllR cheap,
And the finest goods viii keep,
Fevor cease to bless your stars
Dewn with all-c1cept
DC NJ ~ RS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

What ails dis peoples Of Ameri-
ca" says an olu traveller from Ger.
many, "is dot dey walks nit der legs
too muchln der shtl eet gars out, und
don't got some muscles some more
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07
=. DEE ANDRMTMS.

Would Respectfully inform the Citiz-ns
Of CrAngehurg. that he I,a, in charge the
8toek and fixtures ofH j. King. a, Wa;lxre
Cannon's Old Stand. Main Street wler.
no will be glad to aervc hi- friend. and The
public with ANYTHING in his line Of trade.
Every thing fresh and pure, and guaran-
teed 10 give satisfaction \ full line Of
GOODS kept constantly on hand
Born and raiaed in Orangeburg, I hope
to receive liberal share af The patronage
OF nv FclloW-CitiAcns
J. DEE ANDREWS.
Iaycl "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

In Switzerland donkcys have bells
on their necks. In this country It's
not unusual TO see them with bellies
Oh their arm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

The New York "tIcraId claims to
have discovered that by Il bun,ler in
the Statutes, Texas has conferred
the right Of suffrage on women.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

An oldfashioncd minister WAS
preaching in Il tight, unvcntilatcd
church, in which by some means Il
window was left partly open. "A good
deacon during the sermon closed it.
The minister stopped, and, turning
to the deacon, said in solemn tones,
'lfl were preaching in jug, l be
lieve you would put the cork in"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

The superiority Of some men is
merely local. They are great because
their assoc;stos are lit.lp.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-07

4 tFDalnpaigm Larger Beer,
" bottled by the English Bottling Co.,
prescribed by Physicians as the most
healthy beverage in the world. Fresh and
pure. For sale at Wallace Cannon's old
stand, by J. DEE ANDREWS, Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
Lew D. Jarrard at New Brunswick, NJ Louis Leforte
ponaldsOnvIle La James g Thompson at Brecknridge
WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON. Saturday, October %. 1881.
In the Criminal Court to day. Judge Coz as igned as
associat counsel in the Gu!teau Leigh Robinson
Secretary Blaine and Assistant Secretaries Hit and
Blaine accompanied by the foreign guests arrived this
afternoon.
Attorney-General Macveagb has appointed Walter d.
Davidse Assistant Prosecuting Attorney to assist
Dlstrict-A ttOmey COrkhll in the Gu,teau caHe.
Ex-senator I. c. Flat and wife arrived in Washington
this morning. and accompanied by friend left his hotel
to 20 the residence Of Senator Jones Of Nevada where
President Arthur is staying.
Judge Lawrence has decided that District Judge de-
tailed to hOLl Court outside of his regular district Is
titled to receive compensation sufficient to defray his
expenses.
circular relative to the transit OF imported merchan
die to Mexico issued by the Trea 1ry Department
to-day. 1t contains a detailed description OF forms
which are to be used in compliance with tie regu-
lati0ns
Since the 1st OF July than go, 100000 in bars
manufactured from foreign gOd have been transported
from the Naw-YOrk Assay Olce 10 the Philadelphia
Mint for COINAGE which has nearly exhausted the a-
prOprotiOn for tnat purpose
First Assistant Paymaster Tyner had another long
interview with the President today. 1t is stated that
he mas prepared long statement OF the action taken by
him in the Star Route contracts This statement Mr.
Tyne VIII present to the President when by appoint
mcut lie Will meet him on Monday next
The reductions OF service the star" and steamboat
have nearly reached their limit and it ia thought
the Post On"e Department that further material re-
ducton wonld result in harm to necessary service The
UduclioHs ditctry mddc nave fesuSu IN Il Saving Vi
$4,000 Per quarter to the Government.
The Commissioner OF the General Lard Office has
transmitted the Secretary OF the Interior his annual
report Of the operations Of the Office for the fiscal year
ending June 30 last. The Commissioner has accOmpa-
MED the report with n letter containing numerous
recommendations for increasing the efficiency OF the
Land Ouic He ststcs that tic necessity for increased
clerical force Is absolutely Imperative.
c. o. Rockwell, of St Louie, has been appointed an
Inspector in the Post Oice Department, and assigned
10 duty at 81. Louis. The appointment was recon-
Incnded by Captain Henry, United States Marshal for
the District of Columbia aud by the PO-tmasterGenera
10 - sad that the Pres lent Immediately directed that
the appointment be made when he understood that 1t
would be agreeable to Mrs Garfield to whom Mr. Rock
wen is related by marriage,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
TIE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND.

CLEVELAND, oct. OH response 10 in
qu,,, ON rhc subject the members OF The Garfield Monu
r.cnt Committee announce that they confidently expect
th,t This city VIII contribute ~ least $4,000 to the
Monument Fund. Thirty subscriptions OF $1,000 each
have already been made ANA other contributions In
sums OF $500 and less viii be taken. In addition 10
mi. tlr civ being tnr1ughly cauyus7cd for 81 sub
srrutnns aud satisfactory returns are being received.
i, r,uuittrc has already distributed throughout the
country more than 10000 photographic certificates IA re-
.uJusr to rc rst The snbrcr' pu IN CloFeiand Is In
addition L. inc amount reported as received BY ihc
treasurer uf the fund, which Z, toni ;LJ Fl3,6-i 60 The
committee TODAY received replies from the Gov
.rpnrs az P,uu.ylvdIia and idaho. The Governor Of
U,n.4y. .aul sly that he mas r,Iues'cd G., W. Reley
gIl M OF the Harrisburg NIuJua! Bank, TO act IN,
state of P,uusylyaug and that Mr. Reilly has consented
to act I'm that ,aVaC y.
my Lrrrv approval aud accept with pleasure the duty
Won utr i0 me- and viii put forth my best efforts TO
hoy. Idaho mako liberal couu hutiOn toward the cree
lion ol ID monument which shall De worthy tribute TO
tlr name and memory OF President Ggrticu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
WEST INDIAN ITEMS.

HAVANA, Oct. 22.-The English mail steamer
from St Thomas. October IT, has arrived here On the
18th inst General Lupcron arrived at ST. Thomas on
his way Europe TO conclude loan Of $5OOoooo OF
ered by French company to the Government OF 81 10
mingo.
Advices from santO Domingo 10 the 10th inst state
that the revolution ia entirely crushed. 6eheial
HeureauX had returned 10 the capital, where ne haI
been received with salute OF one hundred guns INC
sugar crop promises an extremely abundant yield
Advccs from Port Prince. Hayti, are to the i5'h
inst Fresh disturbances had occurred NJ Jacncl t"ur
dwellings had hecn burned by ncendiary frp' causing
loss OF 81 900, upon which there was no insurance
yellow fever Is increasing IN the BarbldOcs Eleven
deaths occurred the llth and l2h iEsts Ihe neat
was oppressive.
Adyicrs from Antigua to the 10Th inst say that yei-
low fever has appeared there ana ihHV u
four deaths had occurred. Business was duil'
Reports Dnmcrara To the Sth inst state th Ycio"
fever l. ahdting X, ports irOm Iortola Ia Inc l-tl
inst show that. according 10 the census taken IN l.,
there are 52s7 irnabtants on that island. against
GGjl In the year 1871 being decrease ot over twenty
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
THE IRISH AGITATION.
THE LAND LEAGUE POLICY.
The Time.
TREASURER EGAN DEFENDS THE $50 RENT" MAN


TREASURER EGAN DEFENDS THE NO RENT" MAN
IFEsTO.
LONDON, Oct. 22-The Dublin Frtemdn'S
journal publishes reply by Mr. Egan the Treasurer of
the Land League the letter Of Archbishop Croke pro
testing against the manifesto Of the League. He de-
claes that the Archbishop falls into two errors
The original programme Of the League he SAYS, was not
fair rents" bnt the abolition of laudordism There Is
no comparison between the present situation ana that
when Mr. Davitt aud the first Of the suspects were
arrested The Government has now thrown away all
prctences appealed to brute force and suppressed al
forms of constitutional expression. lie asks whether
Archbishop advises the people TO surrender AT Dis
crron pay rent their real aiors and ressciate the
corpse of landlordism. The executive Of the Land
League have long ard carefully considered the adys1
biity of strike against rent ana believe !, .Hr ok y
wise and courageous course Tey are colhdeht tha' II
a resolution adopted by the Bishops and clergy Of
Codnty Kildare is published indorsing Archbishop
The Ron e. DIVER GRAY will move in the Town Coun-
Gil of Dublin Tuesday next, that the freedom OF the
citv be conferred Oh Mr. Parnell.
There two more arrests to-day under the Coer-
The rules relative to doctors. visits the imprisoned
"suspects" have been modified
The suspects" Walsh and simpson have been re-
leased frcu' kilmainham or account oi lll-h.a,ih.
truopshp with two batalions arrived at kin27town
to-day, but the men wee unable to diaemhark o"S To
Pressing orders have been received at woowich FOR
encam lmeuts in Icland-Onc-nat to be sent u Cork
and the other half to Dublin, from which points they
lar cont aiming powder thrown into tho hOu5c Of
the MANAGER Of Lord Euc's estate at Bandri; county
Donegal The fuse became detached and no explosion Oc
cured.
In birmingham the Liberal Eight Hundred unani-
nnusy passed resolution approving the action OF the
Government in ireland.
The indignation meeting. under the auspices OF the
Pounruy (Couuty TyroueD brinca % the Land League,
Yesterday dispersed quietly upon the summons ~
magistrate. who accompanied by large force of
poicy. .
The Emergency Committee have written letter 90 Nr.
" J. Forster Chief secretary for IRELAND. u"l1ug that
effective De taken 10 preserve ,aw and "rdrr
Nr Forster replied that the Government ts taking and
Will coltiuue 70 take such measures al n THINKS uecc--
sarv for utieinP disorder and enforcing thc lIw.
The Land League rooms ~ Cork and Limerick are oc-
cupiei hy police. No members are allowed tn enter.
sixteen arrests made saturday in various
places in ireland.
Several more arrests have been made under to Cccr
rou net including the arvrc'urr anl member of luC
Chareyile County Cor) branch OF the Land League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
CONGREGATIONS.

WAsHEGTON, Oct 22.-lhc Senate in cN-
ccut,yc session to-day connrmcd the following nou,na.
tious:
w. Vs. uudc, 1f Irdaul ~ be CoausI.u'r o, Pensions.
robert T.. trpn,. tluu.srtu, 'DuF SIKH AUDITOR
john .rpmb. OF diuur o, Ecgtst-ro ~ o Land once ~
q ". sPidHs. OF seattle W. n, Register Of tho Land
Grorso ". Wisn'on Of >c1ri,a fno an ~ atat omaha
aud WluuUba,u grury. ,tru.
Frank M TROY. Posina.t"f ai -t. Iise'h. MO a.. d.
hurri.t'ItIu sion -ourry curl n c ihi,t "i me WI
rrIu ORDINANCE" Department captain J"in g.
W.Ur tlul the OF Navigation Oh me '1N}
D.r.irrrl Commodore fuue' ~. ATS thi amos w. v
DID, Edward /. .cl uulrt aAd Jouh a. t l'' It 20 ' 'i
UIut, commanders Joseph ~. Niu.i h'. lEnh'f ~
cud edward d. NrucW., Edward ~ IAN .nl y, H 1 ~
rue..u WN.Im H.. Uuf. william 3. Dana, Nlehol ludlo"
and Francis \. Commanders IL utcnJntt George
h-3 8.er, Eni.nr rT B I@g' Im t,of5" F. Ide to
bg lIc1irnantt Immandcrs; M-st' TT r,,tt r.
Merr'm, Charles =. Lyman. John ~ - A2p}tEr Agaf}Er
JOlu E. Milton, william hIibuu, Halo F.EtG 20 D, ii'u'
tenants Lu,gus 'ohn ". Bow. tt John 'ndNtli "itEN"
S. 3. IlUuuoy, G,p.gH b. u.tcf llt"n iat'hu war
uer II. NottuAl Edward j. Dom, iJm l."' ' he.'
uHlfs auI Iuh. - Nico ou' Doc Alft Ml.aiph' ,t,h
H. Heath, Philip o. filr, Horace W. Harrison, w ln
:, Bru"n tmntis y" i"p''l Al G SI",',, ,',,f,,1 ,.r,.
baall ana f,aui ID. ca.',, % De- Ln,,sjis, e..
Passed Assistant l.ngupUr Daniel T.. VIC dIlNF l" le
chef engineer, Assistant Engine, Abraham W. HiHH to Do
i:ast. o b, surgeon.
trry-liclmopl ruI =, restored rc'D.ytO the army by
Act Of 'uugo, ,,igncd rs First ll"l'udI t l"'u lI
I.fInJIy tst Lieutenant W. N. Tyler Nlnlh 'lVait!'
transferred 90 lshrruth iufdur' 4It7i ll'''in a.
ulustrl iHutrgutu luluhtiF, u \h'h' lI43 ,t
Cartrr YORK. j. Ia, uuud, %, NcW nihi
hoisJ n Maddox, pt NrN York, and y Johnson OF .ll
nesoa o. Dee Assistant surgeons with rank oi ll5t eN''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
A LAND LEAGUE APPEAL.

BosToN, Oct. 22.-General y. A. Collins,
president OF the Irish National Land League of
the United states, has issued address 10 the members
Of the League and friends OF The cause which begins a.
follows: For ireland the BlprcIUe moment has come
The action Of the Government and the answer % thc
League revoution.zc the situation" The concluding
paragraph Of the manifesto Of the Irrh Executive Com
mittce Is then quoted and the address concludes ~ fol-
lows: While the Irish people nerve Themselves for
the supreme effort let rs show them how well their hone
in us II founded every act ~ head and heart and
pocket let respond 10 their apo"aL Hold meetings
everywhere and cable to The FrcrmdHs journal, Dublin
ycur respcnse publication. Knit closer together, for
getting small things and Only rememl ering mat r. land
looks you for generous and united support IL this her
OF trlALn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Ihe President sent

WAsHNGTON, Oct ~ The President sent
the following nominations 20 thh senate to-day
NarV-Molica Inspector Philip WaIs TO be Med'tal
Dire. cor; Commando Robert h. bradford 10 90 JaP,.n
uuant commander Cooley NJ chester To De q '"il
utfr,tr: LieItcn iut Abrnnau 10. Vail q, br leutuIn
Commander Master JACOB j. lnnhrr 10 hc % iarul u.l
Indsu George 4 Imujus % De Mas tri !!uhiph' 4
william Il. RUSH 90 be- Ensign lhghls sl,D 't2n vt
Peune} ga1id, u Do civil Engineer lhi,d 1A'N Nl'y
Christopher g. Won1u of NeWlorN to De ,lI ~ iiaS,
Frank o. MdAsuu, ot lisiriu N"lu
hi, la Js vi Engineer United states Navy Robert ;
P.ary District OF Columbia, to DO Cril Engineer Ih'ou
states Navy, o., -.,... o+ t, d,
T,rfeuryIohn I. Kane, OF Wsconsin apprlser az ihe
Milwaukee, Wis, TO ll VucluC}i tdwhfd - Wnv,
OF California Conor OF tbs Mint OF tho uneu aVi'' '' san
S5..tstgteTs-wumm L. Hasags at HammondsDorL y. Y.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
4 uIluc SoLDER SHor IT NIEL0&

Samuel Nixon, young man twenty-five years
old who been employed at Nhp's Garden IN the play
of Michael strogoH' to take the part Of of the @
dicrs was accidentally shot last ht in the -ht thigh
IN. play had reached the fourth act A. It's conclusion
bait cnsued, and in the pr0ml-cuous uung Dy
the soldiers Nixon WAS He cu 10 the loJr and as
soon "A his cuuuauiuaa discovered that hr had boon
wounded order given 10 drop tH" curtain. Inc
house crowded At the time but the people Thought
that the battle scene hdl been linlsnrd usual.
There was very little, II any, excitement ia tho
audience. II to ud that Nixon bad received two
severe flesh wounds, and two SEM Tor I'M
mcdiacly lie then taken tp ui- nome, 40 80 East
Fifty-cghth-t. Alter little deay tur clrn rose for
the Hft act and the play continued u tHr end. ~
is NOT known who niel the shot that struck N &ou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
IN MEMORY or GAREIELD.
lIE NATIoNAL MEMORIAL HOsPTlAL.

TIE NATIONAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
AN APPEAL TO THE CHURCHES or THE COUNTRY
FOR CoNrRBUTo~s-UEAPTY APPROVAL OF
WASHINGTON CLERGYNTE.
WAsnINGroN, Oct. 22.-The following appeal
from Executive Committee Of the National Garfield
Memorial Hospital has just been issued, addressed to
pastors throughout the United states and recommended
with singular unanmity by a representative clergyman
Of every religious denomination having place of wor
ship in Washington: ~, 500,
The Executive Committee charged with the work OF
Cstab-hing at the capital OF the United Siaes M
tiona Garfield Memorial Hospital rs beng the most en-
durlu- and tenccent monument 20 me memory of our
l,tr President. whose life sadly and traTcaly
ended assured that the various religious organizations
throu hout the country viii be CcErouS of contributing
to such memorial 90 therefore appeal 10 all pastors
and g-pst that saturday aud sunday, November and
g. OF the nearest available days. be set apart toTdS
throughout the land aid of the fund ana that all con-
tri1uops he forwarded the Hon. James Gillian,
IRE t-rer OF the United states Who 10 the treasurer Of
tlc fund GENERAL ". Z. SHERMAN, Chairman,
HEIE{ EL,,dy WISE GAENErr' Corresponding sec'ys.
We the Undersigned pastors Of the various dcnomina
ous having places OF worship I'm the District Ui Column
bll do mC.t hes ry join in the above appeal ana com
mend tu the favorable action of al te yiou5 bodies OF
tnl. Nation. TLs Rev Ercdr. lex ID Power, Christian
tf-re., "a Rev T. Paxton, Pr nycrau Church; the
Key, Fat en- Francis f. Buye, Catholic Church TIE Rev.
T. II. CuthODt, Baptist Church; the Rev. i. PeytOn
Brown, Methodist Church; the i.'F. = sam4es Hebrew
OrtHuox church IN" Rev. j. George Builder, uhernn
Church: the Rev. Rush h. oucppcn, Unitarian CiJr"h
.c I.y. j. M Rankin, C1lgrcgItlouIi tluIel; the Rev,
JlhaL Tos Nrw Jerusalem CuUI.li the Rev. Alexander
Trbr.v Dirfulucdi Churcn; the Rev Phiiip +. Hal,
Methodist Protestant Church the F"y. \ W. Piiler,
Methodist lsou,nJ Church; the E.y. Arthur Foster, Re
formed Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
AWARDS TO ELECTRICIANS.

PARIS, Oct 22.-The jury of the lntema-
tona Electrical Exhibition have also made awards as
follows:
Diplomas OF HouOr-The United States Signal once,
the United Patent Onco and the Smithsonian In
slitutiuu.
Gold MedalS-Messrs. Gray and Tantcr, and tho Uned
States Electric Lighting COMPANY. go
silver Media as-Myssrs u riley, Puukas, Bonwlll, Con
molly rOtnrrs MaCTignc DOhcar EccIrd, the Electric
Purifier C1mpanv. the Electro Dynamic Company.
Mrssrs Hubbard VILLA ~, Phillips. the Pond Indicator
Company, tie Western Electric Manu-. lc;irhs Com
pany and the Weston Electric LighC Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
THE TERM OF THE SURROGATE.

After the decision OF the supreme COurt
General Term was given, holding that Surrogate Clvins
term o Office expired this year, the Attorney General
with the concurrence OF the Secretary OF State concluded
o do nothing further in tue matter until after election.
The plan was that in the event Of Surrogate Caiyins
Iecti,n the proceeding should be dropped as no ono
would nave anything to gain by continuing It, IL sur
rote Calvin should be defeated the appeal was 10 be
taken 70 the highest court.
The wishes of the party leaders and OF the proposed
rd ucal candidates have Led tO a chan Of plan. Tho
aplidat. we're unwilling pay the largesums Of money
that would be expected Of them for election expenses
with the certainty that they would have ecaerto prose-
uf or defend a suit for the place. Luke f. Cozans' ne
gtoruey who represents tle Attorney Jal ~ Us
gity in The matter, yesterday received tets an 49,
nf him TO nOce the appeal at once = ,l sdL "a.
1,.sre hal been brought TO bear upon tIe fttoFuS
General from both sides 10 D'lis In, 'no
,IgsIlnn at once before the Court 81 app.
"a se carr Aal consented 10 this ON TId2 eVevn83. M 8
r,aIrgumrut viii probably DC male on Aio5 "a. "a " - -,
nciy 1f fhs week taxing precedence OF othT inaes T. n
in t1e court becals' OF is puDnc % aI " a ~
,ribi. Illt decision be had ron We to"t %
, or Friday that viii settle once ,or ~ thi .l.Sa .
Al s,tifel question that seems 50 me- S'''O - 49,
on3,osL,g 5Dinions u eminent lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
PLACEMENTS or wESrERy NhBs.
A BOYS MYsrEn1ous DEATH.

A BOYS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct, 22.-'Ihe sixteen year
old son of OBJ ldd Lewis, Port Sanilac, found
dead in Hcld this morning under WAGON box. 1hc
team belonging 10 the wagon not found The cause
Oi the boy X death II "A mystery.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT ~ MlCHIGAN.
DETROIr, Mich, oct. 1.-Two passenger
coaches and twO -lttptrs the Grand IrHua Railroad
were oil the track eighteen miles west oi Battle
Creek thts morning The trun heavily 1aaud, uuI
only tS0 persons we're injured aud they no. atiuy.
A MURDEHEH AND THREE STAGE ROBBERS Sen.
TENCED.
DENVER, Col, oct. 22.-A dispatch from
AntouItO .Ol, Ie RcpuJiicIH Marion Melvin
yesterday sentenced 20 imrs. clt for lite Tor thc
murder OF = d. Kassrrman IN 1879 Id Allison, Perkins
and Watts OF the Allison gang OF stage robbers, were
each sentenced to thrtysey years at hard labor.