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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10

TIE exhibition of dairy products at the com.
ing Toronto il dustrial .ir will tie upon scale
never before attempted. The eastern and
western associations will partake, and prizes of
$1,000 will be offered in this department alone.
Of whicE sum the associations contribute $500
each, and the wholesale and retail dealers Ut
Toronto like sum. The enormous refrigera-
tor erected last year, running the entire length
of the building, will: it Is hoped, be filled with
dairy products of the n..re pclislable classes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10

HThe unequaled Inducements offered by this Line
TO Travellers and Tourists, are follows: The ceIe-
brated Pullman, (ls~wheei) Palace Sleeping Oars,
run ony on this line, & B. & 9 Palace Drawing.
Room Cars, wit h Horizons he lininz Chairs. No
extra charge for seats in reclining chairs The fl
nous c.. b. / @. Palace lining Cars. 60 geou
Smoking Cars fitted with elegant high bac' cd Rat
tan Revolving Ch irs fyr the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel track and superi " equipment, combined
with their great through car arrangement, makes
this, abrvs all o herr, the favorite route to the
East, south, Southwest ant the far West
T'y it, and you will iph trava lug Injury in.
stead Of q discOrnf rt
at al offices in the U:l ed = utes and Canada
All Information abou. ,ates OF fare, sleeping car
accommodating time t. ble, &c viii bs cheeiful
ly given by a;p'ying to JAS. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agt Chicago.
7. J. PORTER, General Manager, Chicago.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10

AUSTRALIA buffers from both animal and
vegetable plaques. 1t has groancd under q
rabbit pest and a kind OF watercrcse, which
somebody thought would be "such good
thing" but which has served admirably to
choke up streams; and now it il in, mortal
dread of the lantana, Shrub resemblinga gi-
gantic raspberry bush, which was imported as a
garden ornament from France. Birds like the
seed, and scatter it in all directions and the
shrub threatens to grow donsely and become an
insufferab!e nuisance.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10


J. B. Osborne, sexton of the Fourteenth
Street New York, Presbyterian Church, COM
mitted suicide on the Sd inst, by suffocatiug
himself with gas in tho library of the church.
Henry Won Nottle, of New York, hanged him
self on the morning of the 4th inst, in = pecu-
liar manner. He won't to the roof Of bis house,
and when found he was dangling one hundred
feet from the ground, with clothesli line around
his neck.
Robert Hollanger and Kitty Hill of Chicago,
being opposed by their parents, concluded, on
the Sd inst, that if they could not marry they
could die. They took morphine. Robert died
on the 4th, and Kitty was not expected to re-
cover. Both 18 years of age.
Political Notes.
Gen. Chalmers has announced himself a
greenback candidate for the United States SEN
ate in Mississippi, in opposition to Lamar,
The democrats Of Mississippi have nominated
Robert Lowry for governor and L. W. Sands,
for lieutenant governor.
John W. Daniels has been nominated for gov
ernor by the democrats of Virginia. ~
The North Care lima electionpassed off quietly
on the Sd inst, and resulted in a majority OF
10000 against prohibition. The vote was q
light one. Heavy anti-prohibition 1najorities
were given in reruted prohibition stro1gholds.
The negroes voted solidly with the republicans
who pronounced against prohibition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10
TraGfcal Tales

John Taylor, wealthy farmer, was killed
near Sacramento, Cal, on the 7th inst, by his
son in.law, John Pob]itz. The ulurde derers wife
had left him and returned to her father Oh &C
count of cruel treatment; this SO enraged Pot-
Jitz that he committed the crime.
J. T. Noakes, who was sojourning in the Oro-
vile, CAL, Jail, awaiting his trial for the mur-
from the Jail by a mob on the morning of the
7th inst. and hung.
A blacksmith named Payne shot and killed a
young man named Wood at Sipse Springs,
Texas, on the 7th inst. A woman in the case.
Grow Dog, captain of the police at the Rose
bud agency. shot and instantly killed the In
dian Chief Spotted Tail on the 5th inst.
In row at Tracy City, Tenn, on the night of
the 9Th, Thomas McGou was killed and Taylor
Street dangerously wounded. Several other
participants received slight wounds.
James Ross (white) shot and killed colored
man named William Jones OF Nashville, Tenn,
on the 7th inst.
In Washington County, Oregon, on the 9Th
inst, Geo. Algercheim, in fit OF rage, shot bis
daughter, inaicting a dangerous wo9n9' and
William Watts, city marshal of Tamoroa, ILL.,,
was instantly killer on tho 5th inst, by James
Vaughn, coal miner, whom he was trying to
arrest.
A brutal murder committed at Lawrenceburg
Ky., on the 10th of July, has just come to light
Arthur Ingram, GO years OF age, was manled K
death with q rock by W. 7. Grunt. Wh'sk,
caused the murder.
Several prisoners broke Jail at Folsom Cal.
on the 4th inst, and were pursued by the
! guards. George Walker was shot dead, ant
George Lupton WAS drowned in endeavoring t
swim stream. One prisoner escaped.
! James Baker, q farmer living fifteen mile
south Of Fort Wayne, Ind, sRet Wna:: Howell
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-10
MILWAUKEE.

WHEAr-No. 2, Red.....................
CORN-M11ed... .........."....................
, 1881-04-05

l~th.
FnlEpkna was ycstors'ny granted n Rnporse-
IDEAS hy thh Supreme Court rcnnH tho hentlnR
of tho mutton FOR new trtNl III his case. Tho
shorE WIS Informed nf tho nct,on during tho
afternoon, anil frlelbcrE VIII not ~ to Toilet
Thursday with tho gang. which IA dlsappolnt-
n,elit tu bttrl. though II l,tetsnnt 11le.
ANOTHER LESSON FOR rilE po1lCE
Judge llRwes yestordny. In tlceIdtng m An-
plicatpn for new tt,nl. wns chilled upon to mss
Upon tho question Of tho power an'i authority
md wltht't wnrrMnts, n inntter III which tho liar
Association Is iHanifcstlnH canshictan!n Inter-
cat. Tho casu was that III Charles W!lMoti.
eonvlctcl Ut simple assault upon II police Of
llccr, the facts hcln0 that ho Ind resisted mn
plclon"' TINT no ,had htcn inpis;sa,t-
III In n certain burglary. Tho
proos fallctt to show Tint tho alleged h,,rRarY
Ind ever hcen committed, md tho Court holn
that tho ArrcAt nf tho defendant on "stssn1cun"
hati hecn unlawful. and that he wns justified In
resisting tllc nttGmrt to arrest hM. mil also In
assa,iltlg tho nt!lssr. Tho ycr'.ct Of The jury
nruntcd, which. It is 10 hu hoped, will tonoh tho
ta'lien lrssnn IN such rnItters.-.nt loAss that
pu,ty md ,hcarccratu tlotn on "suspleion ot
having committed n crime bcrnrp absolutely
knuwIug thdt tho crEtnO Inns been committed.
, 1881-04-05

WInslow, 1.nn!or & Co. aud ]. i; W. SpliQnnn &
Co.. OF Now York, and kldI!er, rcnIloiy s Co., ut
1ioston, havo placed on TIM n,nrkot SO 00 0O0 Of
tho Atlantic s. Pacific ltnisroad Companysd per
cent tirst mortgage rallroad and laad-grant
sinking fund gold honda, interusr payat'lo Janu-
nry md July, and tho issue limited to not OK
ccet,lny $25 QUO per mflu. Tho Company IL now
constructing Its Western Division rnlwHy and
telegraph lIno from Albuquerque, on tho Atchl-
son. Topukn j. sunta FL 1toal IN Now Mexico,
through Arizona anl ca!lfarnla to tho Inclfo
Const, md $50 miles OF 1t aro now opcu for
business. Tho payment Of Inorast OH thu bonsla
lIRA boon guaranteed by tho Atchlson. Topeka Il
snnta 70 and VI. Louis Sun Frnnclsco ltouds
to tho oxtunt OF u por ccnt OF all business
transacted with tho Western Division during atx
inanths preceding tho nhnturlty Of coupons
Tho bunds nre otrurcd for subscription ut lG.1Hs
und accrIcd interest, an1 Will 10 roudy Tor do.
Ivory siAy ], 1851.
, 1881-04-05

ANNUAL MEET1SO OF TIE CflUltCu.
Tho seventeenth annual tueot!pg Of the
Eighth Presbyterian Church. carncr Ut lsobsy
al,t, West Washington streets, WIS held Inst
cvcntug. Thu ltcy. Ur. Wurrall presided, mud
Mr.. A, Il. Smith aDtcd rs SucTotary.
sIr. Fay, frtNtu tho Committee On SESSIONS ro-
ported, ulld showed that the church hni kept up
a gradual ncEcase IN memberships: hnu beon
prosperous In IL spirit uni sHnsu. md was out of
debt. The Notire membership ut present Is NJ,
aud tutal ut 476; discharged tl,tring tho yoar,
81; dic.l, s:. received ny curtioate Is; by con:
Mr. John Witback, from tho noareiof Trustees,
tho church, whluh wns cxceGlngly gratifying.
lu thClr rrEurt laHt year tho Trustees showed MI
III Sea d s Sa sS she %o S whsnos i p a
Fuy, inuntng. and Sniith advancing t;),B00 10
ssse tho huRpy reslt wh!sh TIT y gaFatsS By
thanked III tho report for hIs zeal aud unt(r!ng
y IT, ag apn bringing r s,a,'I,at ah1t tho @ @ r.
ess sst Villa IT, nssssssry sssss '3ps"'Sa e se
ee 70 e v aaa ill., s!s year NV ws ysS III ats %o
nnuunt to Si'yO. ThS estllnn,ed s Expenses tnr
,hs s"ix yesF ar9 t :, a,d 1scsnts s
ycar, tho Kroatc'r portion OF which bud ulrcady
~ n te 3t ot thH 9ar
wcrq s5Uaa, unu thnt tho Expenditures bud boon
soIn0thtNx like sJ0u ,ns!re.
lent Fund, showed lhat tor tho various charities
ur tho church <:ra9 hld ocen contributed and
Si4e9 nssng 'no ps4s Y16;s ye1s w. f,t,,o
raising Tho church duht subscriptions. reported
Tint ID lui hnd hoen raised during the past year,
e ee"9s 9eS q 81 @tbseK hS
recommended tho orohtion nt d ankt1.K. fund 10
nuke K9os tho guarantors. Tho , Committee
| consists uf 4. II. cnstlG, u. N hnrtan, JAf1,cs
, 1881-04-05

Ing for correct notIccs at Sunday services. many
complaints nrlslng iron, failure tD change Rtioh
brought ont tho fact TINT tho mntstcrs wcro
mostly to hlan,o IN tho tnntter. A. cn'nmittce Of
three wnt aIrninted tn recommend aonlo plan q
1u scnt TO Tho l.apcrs.
The t"H}Ss. fof a., ts h msxt qa pn,s w s
the churches will bo continued.
TIE MErtsODfsrs.
Yesterday bonE tho FIRST Monday Of tho
month tho meeting or Mcth1.llsf minlsters WIS w
schwartz, nf harrington. ". Thu subject MT
, 51r ana set, a. MS"ys nso!nx WSs
DR. Hatfield 10 read tho oIicnlng piper.
TIIEOl.O1tCAL SEMINARY.
THO closing exercises Of tho Presbyterian Tho
otngieHl Seminary or the Northwest VIII bo he
INSTITUTION, cori,or oi Fullerton avenue and
North lInlste,l street, To-day tho se!nr eaas Will
is oss 81 Frots Ms Eo,f an a tS rattSrs anS
s,-,norrow. 'rof. itteckburn viii cxatnino tbe
tho tl,nnr clusa. md Drs, liAlsey Rtlf Patton tho
NJ G s!s', Tas fSn ,sns svSss b. sy tSfG M c
Niccus, Of st. 1.ouIs. Thursday evening tharo
will bc THO regular graduating exercises Il, tho
Trcsitcut Of ihe bnar1t. The i}oarl III Directors
Thtlradny.
TIT: PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER'S
morning ut their r,on,s III sici;ort:,ick islock.
The fiov. a. '. aui!ck preaitl.sa. con,nunl-
cation WIS received from THO Womcn'a Christian
Association with reference to tholr work Ill prti-
Willing Il rtspcctnbie hone for. frieu!!lcss work.
Ing Eir!s. The charity wha honrtily tntl9raod
e lsey Mr. a shn lsw "sto. of tho ,H, iye
MesssH Cinrk, of MaheHtnY presbytSry. n,ita
, 1881-04-05

not GUILTY. OF CttuEf!TY TO ANIMALS.
The cuse Of I,proy Payne. who was arrested on
.h, NJ, NJ rr,,o,v IN on,,r nla ,,r,ferrel Nv
., ~ I1.. ..... ,.'. "... srs.'. 1u.,,,'. y,
tno humane socfety' chH'o up oolnto 1uss'c'.
WHAGo ynstorlay norulnR. F. N, kon1,n nuu
Ollcor Dudley nppenrcd for tho con1p1aiunNts
anu At' tasae eonuho".' "'s own case' ,.,,
ro"e "1hsssos tf"'a .ue olleo vi tno iual".@n .sI
cotnplnlnants The first witness. W. l., Miller,
trstii,rtl Tint liz aaw from tho ottIco window II
,,,,. ~ t,,.s,,. ,.o,i,,, S, .,,o ,,1, f~or, ,,n
p"ll VI aosses cut'H'e oo"u 1"c 'he'"o ieon' lug ,uo
athhlo about h:n p. Ill.,. oau man wns sthnaln9
III front ut tho tcnfn bcnttllH a hDrso over tho
fnco and hrnu wifi, TIM INIT end Ut a wblp JIe
.r, ,,o ,,o a. -1tc t n,,,rnI sor,roi tI,roa Il,
nh",,. ,imttn ~ 49, ,,,,,fnrst"ni H." ,t,nM ,vna
Mr puv,1"' mi snw s,,,,' t,I,,, cronst,,iatimp
w. mH , n s Ws I ~ ,p nr ~ .,v i, sn,,t
So U sstnn.a W." tut,.,H IT, nmt sm,t liz iii ,,tf
i,;,vw IL" mn, viz ,r's tmii,ry viii ,h,vnr '9'
W. an,rTn,,,, tn.tir"f -, XII, annn ctft,nt a1,.
,t,1 sS1, ii,ut nrtuu H., sHrso ,ve
in,,n .,, ftsn 1Ss,.t @ ~ ti,o ,sn,,, t%n n,"t,
l T., WIN ,,,, e @ nett ~ w1 VI 1o Mn,p nn MN n
hnrna .u ro,,i az fnn} 'fhn hs.u .as Ic,tnr,
nv.r I'M hnn,, NH scn1rc3 IN ,,n +, wrant naf1,
IL ant,G,,,i.i tnn hNrsn .Una lnitv fin ,ri,,nr
~ , r 'ae 1ursu ws pKy 1nc Ut M1Ivr ~
NJ @ f,."n ,ha - .it,,os anil thn tmo,t, u,6a ~
iii ohn,i ~ :, lt,tHt ,."rr;nws, '''' 1' -> "'''
IT,. ,,hn,v nv ~ ~ hnttIn, fran, thu ,vI,d,,v
,tc .:ns snrrv s" ~ a.v hn k,,w % s";nnthinw @ nhf
inis, i,nrsrs ~ nnrs' ,",,r ricin,,s ot,1 ~
.,i.tIv i,,s - fcy hinvs, viii n ,rfn 1,s;sr thn
IrnI n,d ,,t,1nr tbte ,,f.iiv vn,i so,,s nnkr him
,.n.t.s Sis1 .r,ti en-, Ia itYi: aui,i Tr TTvu,,
ihn syi1mrss IN, ~, i,nrsa wns a. r.,nk mar Tim
hru,f md hn ti,"t,t,ht II t:rirI 7 - '1'
, 1881-04-05
DE1iTlIS.'


FANMEI!l.-Alfont +. Fnrrc!l. brother Of Capt
a., on f,ta why tn Nuw fUrk City.
Notice Ut funprns hereafter.
DAY-At his sosidonco In Niles, II. +. Duy Esq, in
hlH 9Th ytAr. '
otclotk.
aicNEAI--sundny, Anril ., 1881, IL c. Mc11ca, 1t
H1rr4cgN at thu Uua0 nt II Dc1Uok a. M, YueaJny,
April b.. uy cnrTtnkGs to RoBetltl.
MACKENzlE:.-Tt1a funeral u. Cornelius 1tacken.s
VIII tHkg plnct WsnoslRy April Q. lHl. Mt y. Rt
Ills Residences AFs f1dtana'aE. fTl1na u tho family
n7u invited to Mttond.
CuNNiSullAM-Dn Monday morning, Aprii4 4, Mt
ocluef. alts. trtiIGt Cunningham, nEal ~ yBArs
Funeral will !cave hes reEltlanccA No. N West Flf.
t1Dnth-st. on "Wednesday HUrNInht 10 O'Clock the
jesuit Church. thence by carraKusto Calvary Cnlnp.
trFy. " -E'
Mc9lNN-aionday. APRIL 1. 1851 Simeon A. McGlnu,
.F1nosni ftom iii inso homo. "a t.h,,rch.st, on
"Wednesday, AMI! Il Mt 10 to Church OF mn,neu-
ato Conception, thence to Calvary Cemetory Dy
rtnRca.
NDAkE-Aprlla 4. ht tho resldenco oY Ills parents
WnltDF md ElntuA NoAke4 NaatGE William, ngvd II
yparH
Funeral from the house nt hnIf-pnat II n, H. Tues.
dhy. Tho 9Th inst, by cura tl fkOseltl
, 1881-04-05

IOlM9. " - U
The Rev. 0. ". Van Ostcll informed the CON-
forcteo ttat llo llnl ncceptul thu cul 10 the as.
torato OF EvnhYol Church. tan sAil tloro WIS u
hoItotut nutln0k In tho church, both spiritually
and financially.
l]r. Anderson. said u few worda ahout tho Uut,
ycssity. lilo III " III rcasua for d!sctstlruKpHtent
In EpxAyl u tho suits nav pUntllng tn tho eourts
l)urtnK tho presuut administration tho work
M1long tho etudenta had boon worry satisfactory.
The Hoy. nr. lluIbsrt ul!nded to tho rocelt
feo!tngly Of Ills LanfrAlon for tho brntA0F's 10y
atty 10 TRUTH tu hts convictions, aud u h!s cour
UgcQuHtIuA8.
Tho ltcy. L. Stone niso nude few rosnarks lu
regard tu tho good dIuatltlea uf tho auc9asCl.
Tho liuv. Mcssrs. 6tOhe, Hubert, and iiAWley
wurG AplHutti u ca,alulItta u urntt suitable tux-
olAtlons " tho memory Of tho ltev. AF. Ray
luGrd.
Tho election 0f olficers resulted Us follows:
President, tho Rev. q. g. f.urtluut, n D.; SGo-
Rotary, tho ltov. q. u. VosbuFy; C0Eun!ttCce ou
, 1881-04-05

III Vlt[Ts3s
1lnry Wrthor iilod bill yesterday agntnst
hur husband. Josoph Wutlor. nsking for d.
rUrco OH tho &rounl Of adultery.
Ittn Mills asked Tor Il divorce from Heury
Mills Of, account Of his t1oscrtlon.
CurdplInl. FannnE II IN quest nr tho samo
kind of relief nRu'nst Georgo Tanning. tho
charge being drunkenness, cruelty, md desor-
ton.
Judge Jameson granted Il divorce 10 August
Plug from Christine Plug on tho ground of
drunkenness, anl to Harvey u. Lco from Cur
on1 +. Lue O1, tho nrtund ut t[csGrtlon.
Judge liarnum granted II divorce 10 i}1rbarn
Miltar from George N. Miller On tue ground Of
cruelty.
, 1881-04-05
JUI}1M ENT9,

srrEnron CouMT-COsfEsatnNs-F. e. Owcnt
w. william L. II. Owens. $Alo.aA.-I. II. .Ft,lnB.
ton "a. William Il. II. Owens. $i,b7hBy.-C. N.
Sworst VI. Charles V. Gross, sDSD.
jut,aE GARY-1. ". JHrkson 1t nj. VS.. MOrrt.
n. Jnncs, 4b15.10.-A, u. Mborp VI. WltlInm h.
Tnplif; tcrtilct $3l9 VI. md moti0I, for ttul
James Morgan md Nfnry Morgan, Br,8, n.
JuImk l!ouEtts-W. s. Etl6ruoko W. Charles
Dptzol, A16),
, 1881-04-05
TIE CITY-IIALL.

lHE NGR1StFRF OL XII otNk!sI1Ca
nine burlal permits Yesterday.
,.,,,. S..,. -rn.a.u.ss ..,, A.. so,,o,,,r, ,,to
< n,E s lily arcassor pa s, oui ~ ,u '.Hu "ua
for sal,rles Of City Hall employees.
Tn. Mavor wus nhout rim t,sy.11n,, yea,crdav,
anu statod tnat taey wcfo ncttshg Two ~ ono
decided In bis favor.
rn,. he;np c,cc,,on.,,,y. nnl Irorr,son,s nets
4"tN pNs .o. ,1' ., -. ,r1, ,t,s, ~,
being nceued ut tno polls INC c1y-1ia1! WIN 10
clOscd, except tic flGulth-O Ofllco and tho City
49,.
DttRtso 3he past week thote "oro tWchtS.
eight scavenscr permits 'ssnct, py tno liea.th
,norrd nni asn no,,n,le NJ ,,,srnsc,, ,ncot rnu-
M',,',,n,, a"n 49,, oeuns"..a., no ~
"s.''ne" n"o eo''''s"'e''
Art'STAtrcAHn WIS rccti'cu 5estoFuuy W the
building Inspector Signed Taxpayer" in which
he sharYes that nm nm namea nlo Is building
will s{yo tho matter a,tonton ton '''o De't
TIN following building permits wcro Issued
ycsteriay Gy tho iauIIiine Department. Pctor
isaaut, lns oneraiory ,n snrS n,n a"eli1; tMtM Sr
ii, iGot, 1ap ,n! aihtsle , stss, ~ "os. sI
in9. inrtynno oy VI iMsGtt IN in''""" "'11
se'ealeoll" SlFce'' u cost s1''o"'
EE sro m cahs in the rIy rSIty Inst Wsek
S,,lsnns, III seariot foyer /; typhoiI. i: cereGro-
eitis. i: dphtharla, i; CONSUMPTION, Il; piio!i-
inonia, Ii; chronic aicohollstn, !. There was ono
t!cath from, lick -Jaw at toi,r frs,nl st,,.-pox,
to tho l.D03 Of uupula,Ion. There wcru ID Dc.
ccdunts unler & yours. Ihpro wcro fOl Illuios, VI
fcmaies' married. IL; WILLOWS, 3; uni widow
IN VILE cosnlT1oS.
The following complaint was lodged yostorday
wv Your at,sntien i re'psetiaty cullc, to tho
Wright and Johnson atrsnts: an;t part!cular,y to
nIont Of the 8ninc ut1tl the condition tlf tho
stlble and adjoining PROMISES. Anything that
can be tloue to Iu,pyuyu these premises viii 10
groatiy . nppreela;od. Worry respect tfIily, EnwAmn
i. UEAsE. E,lAitf.Es +. 1.ovE1AND, i. i. SHAW,
svt1I.pnx
There hnyc eecn s'x cases s;1: q smallpox rc.
u I thess wss at No; i>Isaop ess!st, tns etnsls
nox at t seFxek uo!1 stsse a.n nS ~ Gty
sascs ~ cIye9rrn avfnms 's,. were r. rGpnTeS ,
s weeE NM " nr;, ms sen a. oes ~ ~ sHr
@ % I t.vn'in ~ H. IT,rI. '.MM @ s.,,s's
mid thoy found tAcnl vusus Of cunt,Icnt snul.
nux. oI,ii of ton, bcit,E exceedingly 1lnt,grrt,s
ind bal There ID I, siiri,arty in tio npH,.srancu
nnrts o@''e''' s''"s sa'' =" '''"A'"H '1o' ~
folows: MSasSls. r., Nor,h Fsuuklln u' st,cot: II.
scarlat tcyar 1T iSpo Wilcox avenue; scurlNtiIl,,
s'''o' THE usuA. PROCLAMATION,
proclamation III re9arl to tho o'oc'1on to be held
W%ssxAs Tnoro is to b. aa election n, nela @ i!
ne Ctty nt GnieaXo .u Oh 1uosaay' tho Btu a"y oil
"Pf 1ssl; ny II IA prov,oa py &c., 10 Of chap "a
~ tI0 !tuF1hed nantHtcs w tHc oNle VI tlllsluia
, 1881-04-05
STAR UNION LINE,

Tho now pussongur depot OF tho PtttshurR,
Fort Wayne l. Chtcugo Railway bo'ug now cum.
pletGd, tho Star Unl0u Limo tu-day AdycFtlso
ther rnturIl IL thoir former qulrtcFs. cor,er of
Van lurun and C4ual stroets, whore hlgh.ciAas
freights for shipment 10 Easturn scnboarA cliies
will DO rccolYcd.,
, 1881-04-05
EX-PRESIDENT HAYES.

8RttlaE UUE4lsH 70 l11 EA1td0d 1F1bNn9.
CLEVELAND. O., April 4.-Ex'presllent Iiayoa
arrived In thla city thls afturnoan Oh his WY
from Fremont to CinclnuatI, whore ho Eoos IL
utteul tho reunion Ut tho Army OF tho Ton.
urssec. lie stopped OF hero mud Ii passing tho
night ut tho residence of Mr. L. Austin. on Froa-
pees street, intending to rcsu1no ILLS Journey IL
, 1881-04-05
WANT INCREASED WAGES.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Tho carpenters Of this
city have Htr,,ok for mn Increase lit wngcs Ia
$s60 por tlny, md to-day appointed committee
to visit all shops whcro work Is going 0n. Tic
rO}1GnlnkcrA Rlsn struck for MI luorcaso 10 $l;5
per day.. The employers nErcea to FIyu tho ID,
crcaso nfter tho orders nOw oh lnlll Aro tlllcl.
, 1881-04-05
ITEMS.

The Judges will none of them hold court to-
luy. but tho Cerks' olllccs will bo opou ns
usiint.
The Appellate Court will moot Thursday, flo
opinions, hcar motions, aud tavo n call Of tho
cn'enstnr.
Friday will be tho last day Of soryIeo 10 the
April torn Of tho Circuit Court.
Jndue Tu1oy will to-mnrrnw morning decide
tho motion tn retuckrt tho NpWborry Will CAsc,
which wus argued sunio weeks ngo.
, 1881-04-05
IN HAVING ART PAPERS HUNG

tho public ahuu1A rouGtnbur thAt moro really
tpponls upon the tastu dispIayvtby tho designer
and hanger than In tho cost ut tho materials.
Ii It not thon, worse thnn folly to trust to ytur
own Inoxpurcupu whou F. It. lIilGcr & Co., aH
Wabash Aveuuu, work such mngio results in
Oflo's hotuuF
, 1881-04-05
THE COURTS.

THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The recent dccision Of Judge Drrmmpud. It
will b0 ren,emberctl, left tho question OF tho
assessment on tho atockholdnra Of tho Stntc In
suranco Company III an ,tneonfortnhly unccr-
tan state. Yesterday morning Mr.. +, j. Smith
npponrut bcfore Judge Drummonl ol hchaIr OF
tho pl,jcut.nE creditors md nsk.i % have 4 No.
Crco GntOred In accpr'lnnco with tho decision,
reversing III. rnrt tho decision nc Judge Hloh-
Kott, attl holding TINT Tho sl~ciat crclltors or
9sn wh"se IS csI!ns a neCr!,e on % olc'es +, e. undo
n,ado nfter TINT hto tho *a)teo. or ti'orcabouts,
thay h!a recplvcsi frnn tho general aesots.
tret Court IN part, but hesd TINT tho fund to DO
derived from tho Btockholll1rs must Alono 10
looked to BY tho rnl,eyholslcrs whose policies
wBEo tnkon tut bcfnre tho reduction OF tho
stock, Jun. IL, lH11 while those creditors whose
policies wcro undo subsequent to tbat tinlo
,yero Obliged 70 rely solely on tho kcnoral nssets
wcrp termed, tho apcc4l creditors. havn ntrtndy
rccesved 10 per cent dividend out OF tho Ken-
erfl nssctg, tho Question comes up whothor
9f M assessment on tho stockholders::
II they Arn compelled to 10 this. MI assessment
nf ans,tt *lGo, ,oo1 %llt hnye 70 10 mado on the
$e5t t0N woutl be sufficient to pay tho remaining
90 per cent duo on tho claims Of tho specinl
Tho Judge anti. that hfs opinion Mt tho present
tMo WIS TINT tho stltn tnkt1l from the. general
nssaste should be repaid, but ho was willing to
hear further urHulnonts OH this pHrtioulnr
After some little discussion. leave WAS glycn
to tho cuinsGl for tho stocknodcss to lilo prant-
Cd br''ts n re css BY Apr u a m,'ntf9r so
tho creilltors TO fllu bricfa in reply.
Mr. 9: Q. Cntnpbcll. On behalf If Tho Assignee,
said Lis clIcnt hnd ,ac'Itticsccl In Judge
ilto 4 priof IN tho cnse. Tho privilege wns
gruntcd him, timo being given to April 70.
, 1881-04-05

HorafoFd's Acid Phosphate ucts ~ brain 0nd
npry1 footl. II u not il 4tlaak unrulono. but u
prepuro.l according 10 tho directions Ut tho we'll.
kuown Frut. K, N. llorsforl.
, 1881-04-05

Don't HE oil tho Premises,
Ask druggists for "Itoilkh Oh Hats" II cl0ars
out rals, tuluc, bud. bugs, roachus, l5c. boxes.
, 1881-04-05
RELIGIOUS.

THE hAPTlaT AtSlHTENS
weekly Conference AsscnibeA ycstcr.11y foro-
mon III tho urasld Iacltlc Hotel, tho lluy. DR..
llu1bp rt in tho chair.
The following reports from churches woro re-