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, 1881-04-05

Tho books ut tho Executive oIl!ce show ti,1le
twenty-five bills wGro rconllsd from tho Gov
wero soye,l rotnea. tho t!rtt hoIng a bill lcRRl-
tz!tR M order ut eourt incorporating tho VII
lnRe of tIrandon, Foul ILL Lao County. tho oh
Ions which 1t contained. Tho second was q
bl! consolidating tho .anesvillo chnrtor. aatd
bill oo0tniHinE nnEnprOHa unconstitutional
clauses. Thu third WIS tho Milwaukee IouI0-
ward bill. The fourth wnH \ I'LL prnvldink Tor
survey Of q Btatp road in 0conto County. Tho
Caledonia. Tho sixth was bill looking to pro-
cnrement nf plans for = now building for
!to @ state Historical son'ety: 1 The seventh was
R!hgeway, lnwa County. was united.
In tho Bcllato at tho closing hour. In addition
burrows and kully, Republicans, md B0llnt0r
lt1nklh to caru. for tue llcInoeracy. Tho As
soIu6ly mustered olxht strong beallps Speaker
Hralt0td. Tho DenOcrAts loft Kcoyh, lIrtggs,
md Smith 0f Mnntowoo to do any objectlng
thoy might doom teou4aary.
, 1881-04-05

BPtttal DtsDalth to 1hf Chicago TYtount.
TotEnut o.. April 4.-flsn. .JMtcs u. Htcodman,
tho Dplnocrattc candidate for Mayor, md his
family mado u narrow oscapo from sntrocHtlou
lust night Through tho faitt OF tho acrvant-
gtrl tho gns rro.n tho bnsa-birnur escaped into
tho alecplll9- -r6osns. Tic little grandson of tho
General was tho thnst Bnr!pusiy overcome, nnI
It wAs villa Rre1t tf1licHfty that he restored
fntlily wero moro or less Affected, but all arg
now out Of dMHKtr.
, 1881-04-05
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

6pFtlaf Ul3bdfth 70 tn LNle0io 7T&bH1R4
MANlrowo0, Wis, April 4.-~A shocking acol-
dent Is rulatotl BY a fnrHor nnnud Peck, from
tho Town OF 1sussuih. this county. lfo hns n
rc,atlve living with him natned Frhnk Chernoy.
nlnn Of nbout III, nnl subject to epcptlo llta.
WhIlo nil tho rost Of tho family were out Of tho
i,pmaB last evening, Uhcrncy tnoh ono ut l,is hts
md foil upon tho Int stove, md WIS SO terribly
burned about tho GAtds ad fAco that tho t!rsil
IL almost dropping frOllt tho hDi,e4. AZ inst au-
cDiluts Chcrnhy WAS alfye. hut It Is thought TINT
,euth will ond hts sliforlngs boforo medical Ald
Gun pe sunt from herI,
, 1881-04-05
TIE KENNEDY FAMILY,

aptetas Dhpateh to tbs Chicago 1Hbuat.
.NAPANRE, April t.-v1lrs. Henderson, OF this
place, has received lottcr datcl fortnight
ago from ono Of tho members of tho Kennedy
famiiy tstngcrs OF Scotch Bongs), and they wcro
thon Mt Milan. Tho letter stated that they
would remain thero until they eaM,o to Cunndh
announcing that threo OF tho family had Lost
Nice Ia INCORRECT,
, 1881-04-05

TRIBUNE BIeANCII OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUE
nMniGr1Hs tmtroMs tt1r1d9ttoht tho cty, wg iIavc
As tlGsiEnntcd below NtluTd advertisements will bo
tAken for tho sAulo price AZ cbnF1ed NJ tho MAln o.
Ieo anu will ho Tyceiya4 until . elUuk y. ii.
FUuTl4 DIVISION.
TWebty-A0c0nn.ef
": l,uuAlT; nrueEtst, els Cattaxo Grovo-nv,
N!rtlswcst ctIrtor fhlrty .hfttl-ht
jUU*nS $. JAc0l.us Druggist, 3p7 lndnnn.av..
III. III Buclisi.iX, Druggist, cornor rbrsy-arss and
EtAt0-Ets
WEST DIVISION.
T. r. KMAF'r, druggist, UIl West Medlaon-st.; cor
JAS. n. K11.K1,EY 4 CO, DsuRslau. LII South
HalHtad.stt cDthur Df AdatRx, =. -. = =.
MILE IIlAWAAcY. j. y. WAINWRIGHT, s1s
III. hoMNlCilbEN Druggist 10 lt!ue lslnnd-av+
III. u lihitKiCK, Jowe'cr. Narsaeasss, and Fancy
AuUVsT JACUisON. ufuEgsi, is2 North 1Iaistoa,
''. n,,n, ] SoHr1! n!yls!ox.
+. Al. Wfi..fAAiS Il CO.. Druggists, Gii Larnnae-at.
LDGlY III. IL. NEEnE. Printing and. Advertising
AEsnL NcVs md Stationery Heput, Ei +. ulvrion.et
, 1881-04-05

Special UltpdteH 10 The Chfcaoo Tribune.
DAvEsrotT, H., April TAN lrlsh1uuu named
John Stowurt whilo passing CUal Valley ycotur-
day Jumped from Ii frcxht-trnlu nnd received
tnjnrlcs which mist result fntaly. a nttnrt-
hntitp Of whisky carried fE MI Inside pocket WIS
nroken by tho fall, tho Rnss cutting It's WY into
tho intcsttuus In tho most horrible manner.
, 1881-04-05

OnbESsnun0. N, T., April 4.-Mra, sAbourtn
md hcr busGand Inst night, owing to thoir ttlo,
chlld's entscAtics. went with It up-stalrs IL put
It bod. Dir. SRt,ourIn carried tho child mud
tho mother cRrriel n keroscnD lntnr. On tho
stairway tho lamp exploited, badly burning tho
child and fathor, and ij1fluting fulurfos upon tho
tuuther which 1t Is feared will prove fatal,
, 1881-04-05

SYRUEh lsG n TRAIN.
CINCINNATI, O., April i.-Goorge 8. Dlaney, II
manufacturer Ut wHrn-Air furnuecs. etc., whilo
coming III from Mndfsonvfttu to ttls city to- day,
jumped from q train at tue Wood street cross
t,lg, ncnr Ills ptaGo Of business. and WAS nlmOst
Instantly struck Us. traiu coming on an adloin-
f1ig truck and killed..
, 1881-04-05

8ptttat utspatth to 1as CAteaee 7tssuss
M0sTHEALt April 4.-Cur6 Nouaoot announced
yesterday ut tho Church Of Notro Dune that
several OF tho Order Of Trapplsts 1atcly expelled
from Franco wore on route Tor CnnaLu. They
would 1eo1e. be snld, probably Win tho per,nis-
sion OF tho diocesan authority, TO foun1 a house
OF the Order at the Luke ot Two Mountains :.
, 1881-04-05

Spteta1 1ttpateh to Tbs Chicago Tffbnnt,
HARRISBURG. Pa, April Ain tho House this
ovontng, Clark. Republican, OF Philadelphia, Of
forud scrlos of resou ttons nulogizng acnutor
Dtuhono, c0n,pllmentlu8 Cameron for hts spooct,
IN vlnt!ication OF tho Senator from VirHtuia, and
announcing tho Democrats for resisting tho Itc-
publican Organization Ut tho United StRtcs Scn-
ute. Thu resolutions pros0k I'd considerable do
bato. In which brown. Republican, Ut Eric.
severely denounced Mahone fur ha treason to
hts country, Gnd aHlI ha would not votp to tt,-
dorse his roeent o1iltl.lct III consequence of Ills
past dlsloyAlty. flo inuvOd tho ind0ttni. post
ponOMent Of thh resulul lions, and Clark, fearing
them.
, 1881-04-05

=, L0uI0A4 Tfufh-
3tsi,,1o Journal te t9drierot la to DO believed,
uirs.nsna may shortly pecunle u Iaoldedly un.
iii ~ county, to live III, 1llu Government II
~ la i,nt ~ contemplating Tx Oh tobacco, but
aaaso'ded ~ to ths nlethud vt luvylnx 1t
, 1881-04-05

SDstfdt DhDateh to 1As Chicago Tribune,
orTAwA, Ont, April IA dispatch from
British Columbia states ttat, TIM contractors for
the llrit!sh Columbia scetIon OF tho Canadian
rao!tlo Hallway will haye 6,U00 men at work Oh
INC !!no shortly, about halt tho number bolng
, 1881-04-05

Cltcura Remedies nrc prepared expressly to
cnru every kind Of itching, sclIy u1ld horafnfons
hhm0rs. Euticur1 1lcsOlreut Illilies tho bfuurl,
Cuttcurh tcns external hlltn0ra. md Cutic.ra
S0up whftcus n!ltl boailtiites tho skIn.
, 1881-04-05

: TWO MEN DROWNED,
llnnCKvlLLE, Ont. April 4.-Thls morning W.
fraxcr, Arthur Wright. md IL young ,nau from
Maitland, hanlD unknowt went luck shooting.
The boat cMpszetl, and Wright anl tho young
mum from Maitland drowned, FrHx0r waa found
cllnKiny to tho bput and lies nagnstblp.
, 1881-04-05

CALIFORNIA.
bAa FRANCISCO. April 4.-An oxt ra session Of
tho Legislature commenced tu-dRy.
, 1881-04-05

JpDAKD ~ A GENT. .EA[AN, WITH
~ wife, child. A,Id nnrsa, would liks 4 suite Ut
ru0Rls viii ts.ard AnaHuts viii lsraa xn1 tns-
vUnluhcss Ad.irosa II, Hounl Et Mu5chants' Build.
, 1881-04-05

.T1OARD-l!Y PARTY or l ADULTS,
- and three rooms, furnished nneMrntshed. IN
ntsiI,4rns prSnsa family. Permanent Nsleronecs.
Z IT, 1fffbuMa uffcp.
, 1881-04-05

1lUARD - UNFuKNISllED ROOMS,
~ WIN board f9r four adults p"t s,s ssxssosiing ,n
, 1881-04-05

TNASrEI>-TO llEST-NICELr FUR
w nlshsd room on tho North hIdp, by = ynlly
Germph; American family pFefprsud. Aodtcas 4 |.
, 1881-04-05

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sa'Es1,s 1M1Eo IA XaHss f,Gs
, 1881-04-05

A rROLUGlST-h Nils. DIR. ELLIS
tAno.sf fats rsat Ilta coseaaty and tor passuna
born In March. APRIL 4He4 September, 01tV6vr. Afla
ilsssnbsT .s!est. nu.ntst. lhas .as tarxs fts, ia
CAN af Aldrss4 III Hsst Nsuiavn-st,. E4Icaso.
, 1881-04-05

Fy,O RENT--.s, ,TlllllTf-THIilD-Ar TEN
i r.loM sippN front Nil ttnpruYumepty, Gul,.
vDileat !. L. Il. H. Thirty yI1a,-sL station; very s.
d rI.. ii. tHuu IL ~
, 1881-04-05
JYtiNTEU-IT) RENT.

IIYANTED-'rO REST-HY A FAMILY
w OF tour adults. whole nr part Ut hnusu " par
tiss going afaad. whore tu!thtu rnrd ana ltIulnlo
IrilHliH uIiCu
, 1881-04-05

WANMTEns.'rrot M rt I tEKrmSMALi , "a. l.! n!oUSE ~
must bn Nprlk kdS, uAAt Vt CiaEk-ss mud hslwson
, 1881-04-05

TOR SALE-YOU HAVE BUT LITTLE
IL time tn e4nntlHn tho turRnIna ltgteh at thu sixth
pmbu shH Of tila Ch!cuHu iieAl EsiuS inll l:outd,
W9dnnsnY, Apsi! T. ~ p M, Mt ~ l!eatbnrn.sL hna
aortgnxe isaukuEs, TtustoeA. ". K. NiNuN. 1tvai
ESsHie Ai1unuur.
, 1881-04-05

TfOIi SALE-300 FEET on INDIANA
Il n.y., betweon Furty-hscnd nuA Forty third -sts,
east trunt: n lne lryostn,unt. MEAD / cod.
~ I.A Su1lu.st.
, 1881-04-05

A TjOlIN MITCIiELl'S. 1DI L. WASH
IN lNHLnst., h.rsts OF Ill klhIt. Gsrrts1sl buRKss
and harnuas. UNI seupMd .AEl at tuW plIepsi OF
will o1cllnlac. t!a1h ndfnIlcFA 1Hahu.
, 1881-04-05

1I1OR SALE-l00X145 On MICHIGAN
Il nv. sDuth Of Thirty .plSIt-sLl also Llxl51 On
MEAb Il CDE,
"A HHl
, 1881-04-05
rttI'ENIH,

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASS0ClA-
sa,f,n on ,sSSss PSsons IL S,xM d ssS a4.Snt w.
lllta A.,vk un i.R1euk Trey NGIfet: n clafk.st
Nvyul H. EAlraXv Ill, und wv f.sL. WayhLuYtoI,D t.
, 1881-04-05

~ ro,ua- - H'ri a,,H 's;,i nul!,n
tx .s'% a3 i, ts y ys.' APRy " rEcs :"
, 1881-04-05

VNANTEp-TO NEN1-~I WILL PAY
ause sal IN tIce lurallty sputt Hide lausest1a
lnAhv. rent ntsd lNGhtt0Il. A1lEUss y u. rri1MnU.
, 1881-04-05

1TOK SALE-1:sit DDWEN-AV., FIRST
IL llHtts0 wrAt nf t'uttnRu Ernyr.ny.CTrt.bIsry
tranM VIII, Fov, hatn lot aartso pr!cu HOO. NEAL
, 1881-04-05

L,OIl SALE-1DDX15o ON OAK-AY,,
IL northeast corlloF 6tantou, cOgant Int Tor i'm.
pro EcMent. biEA X CtJE;.,
~ Ln HAIjC~Rt+
, 1881-04-05
CITY RYliL EH1lfTIS,

1Tt,t SAt.E-OR KENT-TIlE ;tslI)ilY
lfan,o hntlalnE With 4 StIck addition, i. ana ~
lrar-m!rns blIur, Ha,!rsnE nnd shifting cOipletai
ns9 Frrl'inilI Hnatnblc tnr yAt n faad ml With
tlttnbfe for dlsllItery thAcs4nn shop. CR!s
narhs. M +. FuI.i.k1T M. It's fbuth Ilnlklcd.st.
f.HiIulIt. LII. - - =.
, 1881-04-05

STORAGE.
1TIl>ELiTY STORAGE CO. ~ AND W
IL Eaxt Van lfusun.st Established Id7A ryFulAnsut
and TuIlabl1 storage Ut fItlllkuru AtsuActs uulc
GTUlsAGE FOR FUllNIfURE, HUUGIES
- etef rheapest and bu!t In city. AIrancus u Low
txt01. E0lttiH u FAIRY. lu West MunrIa-sE
, 1881-04-05

WANTED-TO HEST->>A HOUSE or
W. suF 10 Fhanls on Thu huuth HtLn hy n yannY
cHHp!o; H. children, Tan Its ny bsat o{ referecrs,
MIL paJ 4if months Fapt y! 4dHaHG1 nly ublecti
MTASTED-TO llEN'V - ROOM, or
w part ot room. asat or aucond Eont fur leather
husnosa, uss q ssvator II on sucoHd hour AdIsvss
II u. Tribune Iff1c8. ~ ~
, 1881-04-05

E1Oll SA1.E-sG.o00; $500 CASH. Dali
svuth fFpn! hrck: furnace gas Hxiure. has cold
water. Apply to t1IH uMuCr, ifIj West AIAry4-ht
, 1881-04-05

F17O llENT-.l.o MIClilGAN-Ay., 3-
.!'iry sn9 sssenucns Pr. .fa.. Y e.sry respect,
, 1881-04-05

A Ii. THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ili.s w" wts ~ y 10y na.s,. e9!hPE CaSYsss uHa
tta!ust. wil pay 5 pNe cunt morS tham h,ly pther
dualur In the rity. M0AuintVr tho lu1ur. aA HL1to
A LII CASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF
GlVthlnE d!easus; sstpets e9 II, tHA!ys MatiSndud M
, 1881-04-05
BOARD Tj'4tNY'|EU.

1pOAlkll FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
- and daughter years 1di HHturnished Aituvo
iuu,liy O whnru tlore are hut tew bnariera; ptce
us,rar Hivch. Wes{ sldu. Areus 4 Il. Truno utIrr.
, 1881-04-05

TT,O HENr-Ntl, tfEi WEST MONNOE-S'r.
l. GEU, IL llULnEltT, Aounl u 10 lsa;lav1lh-sL
, 1881-04-05

FF,O KENT-DFFlCl;S ON SECOND AND
L third tlnurs ln Unsun building, corner In
sMlln and Wasl,lnRt4n.s,s Apply to ". {. u. GRAM
Ms. Union National HADk,
, 1881-04-05

T,Olt SA14E-2iGD SOUTH TARk-AV.-
~ Two-atory und bnselHc.,t btut mns.ayd Tnnf,
Eetlar iItnaGe. Eas 1lxlr6s. brick phrRt prlcU $5
MEAD i EQIt, IL In SAllA.nt, - -
, 1881-04-05

A nurLEN SAFETY BOILER CANNOT
IA Gxpl.ds( Ktgas MDst steam for least M9nsy. shd
Will last lungsr th1n Any boiIsF built EnRfuasFf
gHd .lbalr ut9rs v!tsa u sal, nI sxAp!us oF 3pd
York, mud " Eanklsk. chCaxv.
, 1881-04-05

6CUTA AlDHs
RIO iENr-1a5a II MlClilGAk.AV..T .TiiItEE-
IL tIufy 4Ild basement 4tont.stnnt AuutG. {4rushv
or unfutnsilvl. III conputu ordurs Win s1oi brick
burn, CAiI Oh PROMISES,
, 1881-04-05

F11O KENT-A FINE COUNTRY HOME
H. a. E!ownsrs tirovn u nntnutes 1de nm the e.. Il.
NJ. ~ H.; tnFS u cent?; ~ acres nicely laid nut
flNtih, III WHsttinNtAn.sL
, 1881-04-05

..... +lf@I2NI'f IF.tN1'ED. .--.
A GESIs7,.iENT6 osk ,;I;.a MAanI!tHES AiI!H 4 SoME 3
HAshlpxtuA-4-. liUuJu I1 " send samr.
, 1881-04-05

NNANTEI>-T0 EKClIANlE-CLEAlt Il
wv Improved ELY r1oposty, worth stli!D fur real.
de,lae pn Nust sttle, 6utWoon t91t41 rnd WpstuFH-
Ats. AHdsth aYa lfsrr!sDn'sM, "E bxlnssa pt0potty
Atuij4oI4 " HtaHua e&sunnblO lttGpulpEA nc0.
Address slstng looatiIn and particulars H. T1lb"
nttICU.
, 1881-04-05

TOR SALE-ON WEST HARRISON N-ST.,
IL nanr Throop, = 2.stuey brick. nctaguti-fr9nE
dwelling. south frist. y r0ons ba!n as otc, and 9
'rltc cI,Itin9 ;,t%ro ~ Il IL s.'S Mx; xrn II
tarc, nnarly AeM viii alAt pa yi!d. AAAros1 HEk,
I.uck -13ruWpr lit, l.+t).. t.hiyugi,. 49, -.
, 1881-04-05

FI'O HENT-IsNlOK HOUSE, WITH 80.
foos @ ,o,; NJ isg lud!Aa:s.sI sl.s 9ota3oa bslsk
tlneannas.py southeast cornar Ut 4hlflY-axlta,sL
MAybQN llLL, W WnshtnEtVh-st-
, 1881-04-05

TITANFED-9lh,00 TO se5,0 FOR 8.
w or ysurs, Addtoss q q, Tribune on!cu.
NNTANTED-S:SUb FOR s MONTHS UN
w 1rsnJe building MDyth al+itn MD Jpars' lsass}
wll! iay gr fant innnll aud small oomalssou.
AIhfuas y ~ TEalnu ntt1r,,.
, 1881-04-05

"ASTED-'lU NENr-A HOUSE AND
w lat anyWhnso IN tho N1rth hiao; yunt nit IL
exceod t3 por month. rvrmanunt tenants. Address
II 1 TfILNlN uffi,.u,
, 1881-04-05

1lU.AK1>--AND CONNECTING ROOMS
ID lnf guntIuniAn Ian ba8 ar cast 1T Clark,
north III Uhtu, WIN hoattl IIafcEIth WI! furnish
exrent cnFl,ts II tiGElsrA. q u, TrHlnn ftIcs.
, 1881-04-05
.Ff)K Sale.

INUE SAl,E-A FlliSr-CLASS IRON
IL lrolRht and pnssenHer prnpellaf, n,1e year od a
fu1t lGn A1H th1tnHi ~ tOisl sluupliIx 4na clt-
lng nrrAIlA8nloitA for ~ passengers. kAAlHt.
liJl.NE5, III ruNt .UL, N4w York.
, 1881-04-05

TITANTEr--A GOOD. SMART BOY,
w about II yenrs rid, willing to wnrk UNl sslAt
wriiy u fnir hand pruferrel. Apply nj nLlsS
HAkSE3 4 4Il'3 M np1FlA,yH.st,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25
CRY HAIL NOTES.
News Notes and Gossip Gathered ut tho
"AFk."

|
Council meets tonight.
A. Myer was fined s. In the Police
Court, yesterday, for peddling spongel
without license. $50.
The object OF the special meeting o
Council tonight Ia 10 pass upon the re
vised city ordinances.
The Committee on Claims met last nigh
and considered claim OF Mr.. ErskinC
against the city for professional services.
Mix, the man who got himself into
another mix by throwing stone through
one OF the windows Of the Atlantic saloon
still languishes In the lookup In default o.
paying $40 fine.
The Committee on Scales last night or
ganized by electing Mr.. A. NJ. Walter
Chairman. They instructed Mr.. Edwards
10 proceed TO the collection Of claims oil
the city against derelct lessees OF the city
scales.
The Municipal Court met yesterday, and
the only business was the rendering oil
the decision Of the Court In the case Of j.
@. Anderson against Hiram and David
Burket, In assumpBit, sustaining defend.
ants demurrers TO the plaintiffs deClara.
ton. This Court will meet at 10 A. N. to.
day.
The Committee on Finance met at the
City Building last night. They discussed
matters relating to tie city finances, and
also different plans for relieving the pres
ent distress. Mr.. Wilson was In favor oil
submitting another ordinance authorizing
loan Of S100, 900, and other members
favored his plan but nothing was done In
the matter. A resolution was passed to
The effect that Il was inexpedient Just now
10 take up the certificates OF the Fifth
Ward Market House, by the city.
The Committee on Cemeteries met at
The City Hall yesterday afternoon, the FOL.
lowing members being present: Messrs s.
o. Bufdatts, James McAdams, Jacob Hull,
D. L. Davis end James MCGranahan.
The committee organized by eleCting 8. o.
Burdatts Chairman. Considerable bust.
ness having accumulated The committee
considered Il best 10 adjourn until next
Monday evening. After ad journment The
committee repaired 10 the Peninsula GENE.
terry and inspected the grounds
The Committee on Ordinances met
Wednesday night and held a prottacted
session. Among other things that they
did they determined TO recommend to
Council that the same charges for licenses
be maintained for the ensuing year 90 were
observed for the last two years; they also
agreed 10 recommend that bottlihg cellar
licenses be fixed at $3.50 per,annum, with a
severe penalty attached for the violation
Of the conditions OF said license. An or.
dinance In regard to the carrying Of Gre.
arms was also determined Upon, which
will prescribe a penalty for those dealers
In fife.afms who sell 10 minors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25
JUsTICE JOFTIHGs,
squihs ana Notes squeezed Prom the
Z ,AqniEeS.

Al. Martin, who was committed 10 jail
some days ago by Justice Philips in default
Of payment Of a fine for breach Of the
peace, was released yesterday on the pay
mert Of the costs.
Ed Hanson was before Justice Philips
yesterday upon the complaint Of William
Humphrey, who says Hanson threatened
to do him bodily injury, and also "cussed"
him. Hanson was charged 81 and costs
for his eccentricity,
Justice Caldwell'a cosy office was pretty
well filled with people yesterday morning
who were curious to hear the examination
Of Mr., ]. P. Carney, charged with EN-.
bezzllng the funds and making false
entries in the books Of the Peoples Bank.
They were doomed TO be disappointed
however. When the reporter arrived on
the scene Messrs Jacobs, Oracraft and
Ferguson, Mr.. OArney's counsel, and
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan and Mr.. w,
P. Hubbard counsel for the bank, were
holding consultation. Alter waiting for
some time for the examination to begin, It
was announced that Carney had waived
an examination. The Justice, with the
consent Of the Prosecuting Attorney, and
at the earnest request of defendants
counsel, reduced the bonds to $1,000 in
each case,
The moon presents a sauguinary hue to
two justices at the present writing, which
we hope will not lead TO the harm
either. One recently removed his Office
to Twelfth street, and the Office he vaca.
ted was rented to another Oadi, who deals
out even handed justice in two languages
in his retreat on OhRpline street south OF
the Court House. The Oadi got the key
Of the vacated Office and had 1t papered
and embelished ready for occupancy on
the lst OF April, To attract the passing
throng to the fact that within would be
found just Judge who would minister to all
who had Rrlevous complaints to settle, the
Cadi had the windows covered with signs
10 that effect. While these windows were
In the paint shop the Justice who had &C.
Cupied the office thought it was taking
unwanantsd libsyties with his property
and taking o rag and some tuTpentine
etfaced the offensive lettering on the win.
dow paues. They were put In by the
painter In their deiaCed condition and the
Cadl was applied to for q settlement. But
he didn't settle. We considerably ring
down the curtain on the scenes that fol-
lowed-only intimatinR that great many
OF the strongest lines OF Shakespeare were
quoted by both parties,
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PERSONAL.
Points About People al Home ana
Abroad,

Points About People al Home and
Abroad.
Miss ADA CHAPMAN, OF the Seventh
warn, Ia visiting friends In steubenville.
Francis Davis, OF the Quaker Home,
Belmont county, was III the city yesterday.
Thomas McCleery, Esq, and Isaac Post,
Of West Alexander, were In the city yes.
terday.
Mn. L. s. WOODBRIDGE, nighteditor OIL
the Register, is visiting his home at Mariet.
Ia, Ohio.
JILL. McClemthy, Travelling Passenger
Agent for the Wabash, VI. Louis 4 Pacific
Railroad, Is in the city.
Mre. N. P. RemiCk and family left last
night for Harrisburg, Pa, at which place
they will locate permanently.
Joseph Bird, Esq, Manager Of The Ben.
wood Blast Furnace at Martins Ferry,
leaves to-day for a visit to New Castle, Pa.
Miss Maggie Dietrich, OF ST. Louis, who
has been visiting friends In this city for
some time, left for bsme yesterday, accom-.
panied by Mrs. G. +. Stifel, Mrs. George
Beck and Mrs. Schumann.
Early yesterday morning Mr. A. NJ.
Adams received a telegram from Terre
Haute, Ind, announcing the dangerous
illneeo OF his mother. He started ut once
for Indiana, and shortly after he left
another telegram was received announcing
her death.
John @ EoiT, son Of A. q EofF, Of The
Sixth ward, died last night after a long
and severe illness. John was q young
printer and had established himself In
business on Market street but recently.
He was universally liked, and his early
taking of will cast 0 gloom over a large
circle OF friends and relatives.
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AhlnAiah.

The INERLLlaESOER Of yesterday con-
tanned a full and succinct account Of the
troubles between the Riverside Company
and their employees In the plate mill. Mr..
Ed. Rogers, Vice President Of the A, Al,
rs. ". for this district, stated to our re.
porter yesterday that the movement had
been made independent OF the Amalga.
mated Association and regardless OF the
rules OF said Association. He had, how.
ever, had conference with the diss tIeCted
employees and had adjusted the difficulty,
the men returning to work as usual. The
General Manager Of the Riverside Com.
pany said last night that on account Of 1t
being so near tho close oil the week the
fires would not DO relighted until the first
OF The week, at which time everything
would be In full operation again. The
AmalgAmated Association certainly de.
serves credit for the prompt action taken
by 1t In the matter.
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Movements OF BIeamhoals-LeVeG Notes
aud GOHsIp,

Movements .Ot BtOAmbOals-LeVeG Notes
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
8 inches and falling.
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham passed down yester.
day at la, NJ. for Cincinnati.
The Courier for Parkersburg, Ellison for
New MArtlnsville, Bachelor for Pittsburgh,
Welcome for MalamoraH, Telegram for
Darlington and 0'Nesl for Steubenyille
were the local departures yesterday.
The ST. l.1wrencesis duo from CinCin.
natl to-day and will return at the usual
hour for departure tomorrow evening.
The ST. Lawrence is q deservedly popular
packet, which sho cannot but help be
when commanded by such polite and &C.
conmodating officers as Capt. Billy List
and CLERK Charlie List,
The Qlurnal will be to.day's packet for
Parkeraburg, leaving at 1880 A. NJ,
The La Belle is building up a very good
trade between this port and BellaIre. She
Ia swift, reliable and sale.
Capt. Lists low water packet Sidney Ia
running between Cincinnati and the Ten.
nessee river.
The Cincinnati Enquirer OF Yesterday
gaysl Captain Dan Moore left last night
for Fairview, West Virginia, having re.
ceived news Of the death Of his brother.in.
law, Samuel WilCoxon, residing 81 that
place.
PITTSBURGH, Maroh 24.-Rlver 0 feet, 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CINCiNNATI, March 24.-Riyer so feet
0 inches and rising. Weather clear and
moderating. Departed: stoCkdale for
Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, March 24.-River 80 feet Q inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
o. degrees. Arrived Beaver, South Guild.
ing Star, New Orleans; Iron Age, Ohio I;
Mollle Moore, Ohio; Colorado, st. Louis,
Departed: Commonwealth, st. Louis; An.
derson, Nashville; Beaver, Ohio; Guiding
Star, Cincinnati; Grand Lake, OHIO;
SCudder, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March 24,-River rising
slowly, 10 feet 10 inches In the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant. Granite State,
from 81. Louis to Pittsburgh; Golden City,
Cincinnati Golden Rule, Cincinnati 10
New 0rleans Pacific and tow, to Pitts.
burgh. The Coal City leaves tonight for
New Orleans with tow OF coal.