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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
OBITUA RY
GENERAL JAMES y. STEEDMlN.


Torrpo. Ohio. oct 1S.-'icncral James B.
o'clock t, afternoon Of pneumonia, both lung, oH,nt
Affected M. was uuopu ,,o,t nearly a or the time for
yr. or 40 urf,r, hl, death In WIS aware however nt
A.. lrrs- of the 'mgrr r tlrk't lIrpit1't Ia0.tl'
and was ,r.l''r rirr'l tg"rrt 1T, hi' H1i hlls 'y
thread Tor the past ten days
General $40. Imam wa, w.Il-su'vn Democratic poll
tt,u and duru, tr war hc DISTINGUISHED tor his
,u. rgy aud g.I'mtry as o1rar he was born I'D
Northumberland County, Penn, on July ID. 1913. His
rr.ul, were poor and IN the absence Of good common
.r.,ppl .y-teu lac grew mp with only an mdIi'
f,rrt c,lurtiiun When fifteen years old ho entered
IA, Office OF I , L,o,s5rg T,uu.,I D.H,r.1, " p" he
learned al once D-nourcy the ruiim'ntIy branches OF
education and business. Two or three years later no re-
moved 10 Napoleon Ohio whore no published me A'rh-
,r,,,,rt D.ocrn Soon after this he secured contract
for work on the wabash and Fri" Canal IhS proved TO
d. proHttblr sud General Steclmn aftcrward engaged
10, p1Ierlltru.I without giving mp his Newspaper
two terms the Legislature ana "a IhrlhDrr OF tue
Board of Public Works. In 1877. after NI"uFl"l con
ne ,yns elected Public Printer ut lNiIhSipl' ~
nD.r " lioh no held mtil 1851. In 1850 no was tnh
ppugi- candidate for Congress- but was drINttei Nv '
Ashley. lie WAS among the earliest nemOora OF Ms
party 10 Offer his services after the can Tor No'nrS
within days atUr his appointment "a Colphe'
Inc Iad regiment tic 18th OhlO-roddy for the mold
This regiment took IA active part III tne W, ~
virginia and INK ntuCky 1851 In lSb2 itS cOoI,l became
br x urr-scnoral He supported McC9oA at frrryNir'
where hi, conduct received the cnnnrni on OF 50 eau
ous a critic Gcnhrd Bacll In 1868 ne was ordered
10 the Red House Bridge over the thcE imtuSl' huI
knowing that Thomas was sore pressed ne u'oOryeu
nrIcs and marched his assistnce by the sound OF
Ihe cannon" He arrived nc tne battle In the mex OF
lime anI his services there he was IN Hle hNoSen-
cr1I Ir also took an active part In the Atlanta cam
plgu n tho battle at Nashville lie commanded the lei
wing Of the army and tho commentators OF General
TrnTa. After the close 0f the war hc made COicc
Tor of Internal Revenue mt NrwOrlelns AFTER leaving
mt ONCE he returned Oh1, where he continued TO
a. .fftN uHr III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
LEON ABBETT7S RECORD.
HIS ATTEMPTS TO EXENPr MORTGAGES FROM TAX

HIS ATTEMPTS TO EXEMPT MORTGAGES FROM TAX
ALTON.
TRENTON, n. D., Oct. lS.-To-day's in
salmcnt OF Fac Trenton Tlacss legislative record of
Leon Albeit deals with his during the OF
1876 when Albeit the champion in the Senate Of the
celebrated Five County act and other schemes for the
exemption ofmorgagcs from taxation. II shows that he
not only introduced and had passed the recnacmcn OF
The Five County act itself hut that he underworld 10
Get pa-,ed other bills the Of which wOuli have been
10 exempt taxation all mortgages on real per
sOua property whore la tie Stale Numerous quota
lion. nom Democratic WspapeTs OF the period show
how bitterly these bills ana their advocates de-
uounced al the time, ana COW intense the opposition
which secured tue defeat OF all VI AbDetGo faNOglte
.clelucs except the Five Comfy one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
NOTnS or THE CANVASS.

The Committee Of the County Democracy
County Convention, 10 which left the filing Of the
vacant places the ticket met yesterday Afternoon and
ratified the Tammany nominations Of john Reilly for
Register and Charles II. Van Brunt for Justice Of the
knIrrIne Cont subcommittee consisting OF MtgsTs.
O'keily Thompson, Keenan,, HeInnan Mitchell, and
Ford was appointed To ratIy the Irving hll nomination
FOR City Judge when made
The GeIman-Amencan Independent Citizens AssOcia-
fion held its County Convention last night and In
dolsed both the state and County Democratic tickets
10 nominate OK Police Commissioner iaIn II. Williams
for Aayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
JrDgE ELIcHS ua>r IrrJM7uENE

yrtr. william ro,'~r IN 71s r'rnfe'nafa ryrs..
The lion Alexander Thompson presided rs
ind w of fr -iNtrcuiu Jltail .,rI OF Puu-l NHuUl
composed Of the couu,, of Franklin Ert.uld and S1u.
rr>ct from The 10Th oi june. l~21. &" March, ISL. IL"
DIFF public life hc encountered SOME opposition. prom
urut LAWYER of Cnumnrr~burg WIS named 1- uu "ppo-
ina candidate Ton tie office. and u warm contest
J.,ri,t t,nk plIf David X Porter wa- then. Gl tn.
Executive chair There scarcely lawyer iu the
district Who did not visit the Governor 90 dlorlSN the
merits eli the candidates. EuF lH the year ISL q
one of the cuddHlr~-l cannot remember whouI-0ud t
his satlnu produced letter and read nom u Il
paragraph. The GON truuI asked 10 have the Whole letter
read which wa- done. 10 discussed the points ol dhr
cucc between the two candidates. The Governor asked
he allow ct 10 read the letter himself which was also
done.
The visitor here mentioned the name OF Mr. Blacks
Gnycrnor-I remember him. sat with him In the
Internal Improy COnN cntlon OF lo-5, and hc
certainly waS II most inclil-rnt gentleman Bat what
can you tell me about the son
Visor-wcll he X young lawyer with some practice.
lie sits Ia his office, walks and down town, slL, the
speeches, and quotes Shakespeare,
shakespeare. Shakespeare the top of the
Allegheny Mountains What can lac know about Shake
Vistor-well, believe he cnn repeat any play shake
npCarr wrote.
Goycrnor-what else does he doi
Governor 'rcachea! What doca he preach about
Visor-llr breaches ~ all The rest O! the preachers do,
and can ten lac ZCt up i the Court House on
sunday morning and preach and pray about well as
Ciovcruor-wcl so much for the Guopcl-what about
the law Does ne do much In that NAY
VirtOr-Ic-; and there are people who think he
Is u very good young lawyer.
COvrTuOr-IlOw does hc figure In court
NiAtUr-IIc is rather NV kwaId and hesitatCs some
lie often Hmucs us very much, hut don't tuk he Will
ever mako much OF speaker,
The visitor left and the Governor, after hong pause
said "a his anauueusis: did not believe there Was
man In Somerset County who could write letter as
that. Here u man who has read Shakespeare and. no
doubt the Bible, or lac could not preach much aud h.
puurs ont his thoughts IN such English uuuZvs uc
lie evidently knows what Judge ought 10 be-. must
inquire further about that young mau." As visitors
called, inquiries were occasionally made about Mr.
Black and the answers were all satisfactory 10 his
character moral and professional OF course advocates
his appointment soon Sprdug mp Ou the Both al
March, ISL % the establishment Ot many Ot.thc friend,
the other candidates, commission President ul-
Isiuuudrd when hc saw IT, asked whether the Gov
cnur had taken leave or his senses, protested his UNI
Willingness tu accept the Office and generally helped Ia
the town o Somerset In an uurur lie did accept
the office, however, and I'm few months Established hi,
entire competency tO perform his duties aud rose hls
IN the estimation OF men OF an parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MArRoNs PRESENCE OF MIND.

A FIRE broke out under the stairway ON the
first story OF the Chds Nursery, at t1fty-trsts and
Ieyinptopaye shortly after O'Clock last night, and Tie
terror among the children a time threatened panic
The matrOn, with presence OF mind, guarded lhe
main railways warned tine attend ants uCA uHul the
flre was line CalIseI by iuc overwhelming OF
some woodwork by glsight The damage amounted 10
SO No ALARM sent out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
/ MEETING or Lacrosse PL4YfRS

A special meeting Of the New-Iork Lacrosse
Club was held at DeImOucos last evening TO complete
arrangements match with the Princeton Lacrosse
Club which take place Saturday at the Cricket
Crorpds in Staten Island Among those present were
TetuIau OelIicis EIa.tIs Nimdn, h. MClTdt ANA H. IL.
Hald The tournament between the NcW-1 ora LACROSSE
CHM and the Princeton Yale, NeWNOTk University, and
nTd clubs. for OelIichs Cup viii take place ~
Staten Island October IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MEETING or BRoOKLIN AEWsDEALERS.

The Central Newsdealers Union of Brooklyn
met At Municipal Hall, No 1853 Futonst last nshi' the
president Eugene Orr. In tie chair d. shlen reported
r. ,he xpepses OF the last parade 1921 20 Mr..
~ desired 10 get the OF the various organizations
a. 90 what margin Of profit the dealers should ask IN case
s Horald were Inclined 10 compromise ana was FVteo
anal % OF a cent should be the nguEes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

Yarmouth, Mass. ard graduated from Dartmouth
College, He spcntye years in connection with the copper
mining industry in the Lake Superior region, and coming
TO this city about twenty years ago ideA1ed hsth
the iterests OF the Calumet ami HeclG Mining company,
Of which his brother, John Smpkns, the NeW-I0rk
representative On the death OF his brother IN ieIO'
Nathaniel aeeeded TO John Simpkns5 pol!Nn,
which he held al the time OF his death. Mr. Smpkns was
unmarried. His father two brothers and sister
survive him. He n member Of the Union Leaglie ana
University Clubs life member Of the New-EngIlnd 30
cety and director i'm the Seventh Ward Bank and OF tne
Homeopathic Hospital in Brooklyn He will be buried ID
the family vault at YaTmOHtbpOFt Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
sESAiE AyD ass GBLY AOuINAI0Ns.


CATsKILL, n. Y, oct. 1s.-The Republicans
OF Greene County to-day nominated at their convention
J. Leroy Jacobs for AsscmOlyman ami Augustus Sherman
for DIstrict-Attoney 1Hc ticket Is popular one, and
will be- elected.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct 1s.-At the XXXth District
Republican Convention held here to-day, Senator Tim
othy E. Ellsworth, OF LOokpor was renominated for
Senator.
oswEeo, n. Y, Oct. ls.-Ths Republicans Of the Iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
nOrNNnN ELLCrL N NELNDLS

JACF~ON, Miss, oct lS.-Judgc wharton
to-day I'd tui-.cI The application ~ Oh" petitioners Tor
tr,rnl, requiring the state Board Of Commissioners Of
iI,,,, q, r,v. tine list Of apprInre"s, thr mound
that dl g.r, " uua pD,IIrL party. Tao oio wall Do
ft.,.. Ia flr supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

John D. Noycn5org was nominated for suparylscr-at-
Iar,r DANIEL Lake. Supervisor OF the Eighth Ward Ir-
cFNcd tine nomination for County Auditor and W. III.
Sbprol r. Of Gew-IOs Associate Justice of the SEES
soRs Mr. Rlgway appe frd before TIC Convention and
made g brief speech.
Tbe tire ticket was dictated by the Democratic
1ul the Convention merely ratified their wisnes
With good ticket Republican Success Is considered GER
tain Republican nominations Will be made on Satur-
Hsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
RApuAEL YIl.LEDIEU.

PARIS, Oct lS.-Raphacl Nillcdieu, the Mar
aui, of Torcy. IL dead lie was born March l6 1927
After having served the ho devoted himself 10
agriculture aud Irna member Of the General Council
FOR tine Canton OF Messy To made Deputy 10 the
C'0rps Ierisauf ~ a Governmental cuudIate for the
mind conscriptOn Of Ouc, April %, 1850 In S63 he
wa rrrlprtsl 20 the same position. The Marquis Of
Torcy w,s named Chovalior Of the Legion OF Honor
a. sG2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
NARROW EsCAPE on 4 FAMILY.

A fire broke out yesterday morning IN the
grocery Of john sodn, at No 20 1ituaYe' Brook
Ip II spread so rapidly occupant OF the house
named Tonc his wife and two children, occupying tue
third floor bad barely time escape down the stairs m
a dense cloud Of smoke. The loss caused by the iIe
amounted 10 -, 800, covered by insurance The hIe
Nils caused by the explosion OF a Kerosene lamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
TIE ET1YGlLycn CONFERENCE

ALLENTOWN. Penn, Oct. 1S.-The Eyangel-
zeal Conference to-day resolved give the Kansas Con-
ference the privilege Of dividing the territory and 10 form
a Missouri Conference In the four years with the
consent Of the bishops and that superintendent I've APP
polltcd for mission work In Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
COLONEL sILAS LYMAN.

OswEGo, n. Y, Oct 1S.-ColOnel Silas Ly-
man veteran OF the war Of 1872 died to-day In Pulaski
aye ninety lbs Of tho first Aboltionist In the
state and wa tho first candidate Of that party for mem
nor Of .g-mbly IN Jefferson County lie Wa great
friend OF Gcrrt Smith and assisted In hiding negroes
. e-r.niur u Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
NATHANIEL S. sIslPKINS, JR.

Nathaniel 5. Simpkins, ir., of the Calumet
and Hcca Mining Company. died At his home, No. 20
West Flfty-thrdst yesterday afternoon He was born
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

A certain clergyman has happy way of an
plying quotations nom the Bible or elsewhere ON one
occasion met little child who had been unable 10 keen
pace with der mother aud crying utterly fancy
she wns lost The clergyman paused to pacy the ltte
one, and said, s0OthingJ, HUSH my child size IA moi
lost, but gone boiore."-l Harper's Bazar NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MGR CIIEL Of FREDLOI or THDCCH,

The Cathedral was well filed last evening to
hear ,iou-or CaI lecture behalf OF the Conference
OF st. Vincent Of Paul Ills subject was " Freedom OF
Thought within the Catholic CImch"
No assertion is common" lac said. as that the
Church letters Reason. II is most offensive 10 Catao g.
especially to the young What the freedom allowed Ia
Citnohc.i Liberty has many phases Of meaning
assigned to IL Tat 70 {, necessary % define what
the Church understands by H. There is liberty which
&, license bat which j, not true liberty.
True liberty is -critudo 70 the truth. An ia mature o..
utcd 70 serve purpose, and htcd for Oh" src
uurpo-cto POSSESS TRUTH It"lrc has fOr 's object Hc
attainment OF Truth. The Church uy tuc Vatican Council
has declared that by the exercise OF his reason may
attain TO know COL and hi, souls Immortality. But
there are other subjects which reason cannot touch. IT
Won carry lamp into the dark. n 10 max" the
darkness. more intense. 80 reason penetrating Into
things It's KEN only increases mental prrplcNty.
this Is revelation. We only appr,hcud knowledge by
three methods either 10y the scn-cs by the sugiUu OF
primary truths, or by the testimony Of credible Witnesses
Revelation cannot enter the soul through the senses nor
can IL bee dcduced from primary truths. must, therefore
dcpcud testimony, and the testimony must have unin
pcachublc credentials The witness 10 revelation must
be God Himself Our progress in knowledge /. gradual
and slow All the facts known 10 science nov have al
ways existed latent The next century may laugh at our
ignorance . We do at that Of past centuries
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
MnrrInge Of m E:Ikn nnIIe.

The following oxtraets from the Pull
man, Illinois, Public Tribune, OF the
9th Instant, will b. interesting TO our
local readers:
MARRIED. Chadwick Waller By
+. w. Wnrnc. ut the residence Of Mr.,
Breizel. Pullman. Illinois, JuueG. 1883.
Mr.. Oliver l.. Chadwick. Of Pullman,
H.. and Miss Florence J.. Waller, of
Elko, Nevada. The presents were both
numerous aud elegant"
Oliver l.. Chadwick, tine kccrer,
and Miss Florence, Waller. Of Elko,
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening by tho Rev. +. W. warne, of
the NJ. T.. Church. They have the good
wishes Of nil their acquaiutanccs.
Among the relatives presen, at the Ger.
emony was Mrs. Waller. OF Nevada,
mother Of tho bride.
The Tusrarora Mining.Eews from
which the above is copied, says: There
IL n young married man In Pullman
Who is heir apparent to n rich silver
mino in Nevada. His moiher.in.lnw
owns n silver mine here"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
nIa srauKE IN ELKo COW.
n TWssiy-Foos LeaKe-Raiirsaa
District 20 the Front.

Cap c. q. Warner. who has Just re-
turned from atrip TO Railroad District,
brought into this office this morning u
lo-pound chunk Of argentiferous galena
ore. taken from q twenty-foos ledge Of
the same recently struck IN the tunnel
being run in the ground Of the EIko
Con-. lately purchased from the New
York company who have owned. but let
it lilo idle for years. The old-timo
miners in the district have always had
great faith in the value Of lis ground,
n nov 1t appears that their judgment
has Received confirmation. Tie point
Mt which the strike wGs made is 400
feet below the surface, and a consider
able distance beyond the lead origin.
ally worked, which wns loft behind, in
the tunnel. The vein Is twenty feet
wide. Of solid galona, assaying from
$3.50 to $500 in silver, and yielding
10 to 40 per cent lead. II is estimated
chat at least 500 tons Of such ore is now
on the dump. and immense quantities
are still in sight in the mine. The ex.
traction OF ore will continue SO long ms
room can be had on the dumps; in tho
meantims a new and substantial fur
mace will be erected on the ground now
occupied by the old one built by the
Eastern company, Yeas ago; il will DO
put in place Immediately after tho mr.
rival OF tho Necessary machinery.
which is now on the way from :he
East.
1t seems that Reilly is again in luck,
having, in consequence of disagree
menis among the members of the East
ern company, arising presumably from
n want OF confGne in the merits of
the mine. secured n most desirable
property for much less than n 1.-THE Of
its real value. The resumption of work
upon this mino was also n matter of no
little Importance to the camp ut Bull.
lion, and tho remarkable DEVELOPMENTS
already made have moro than realized
their brlsh; unticipations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-24
From Friday. Daily.


DON'T FORGET THE FOURTH
OF JULY MEETING AT TIE
COURT HOUSE THIS EVENING AT
Gao O'CLOCK.
Dick Dorsey and DavO Casper. Who
kavc boon on a flying trip to Tuscarora.
returned by buggy last evening.
Mill Eistner. of Carson. is reported
Tree from the terrible rheumatic pains
which, it wa thought. would tako his
life.
E. s. Yeaios, Of T~uscarora. received
q telegram from Greon Bay, Wisconsin.
Wednesday, bringing the sad news Of
the death Of his aged mother.
There are stories to tho effect that
Roscoe Coukling has become aIatmed
at the idea Of the history OF recent poll.
tics by James G. Blaine, and thu, no
has decided TO defend himself in ad-
vance by writing n similar treatise.
A father and son eloped from Elton.
Iowa, with two girls OF the neighbour
hood. The deserted wives chased tho
party to Council Bluffs. scratched tho
fac.s and pulled the hair OF the girls,
and carried the men back home.
The large retail dry goods house of
o'Connor, Moffatt & Co., Nos. ilIi2l
Post, between Kea,ney and Dupont
streets. was burnt Wednesday morning.
The house was the largest OF its kind
on the Pacific Coast. The loss is csti-
mated at $780, DOC.
Young cattle in large numbers con-
tinue to DO shipped from Iowa aud Hi
nos TO the bunch grass ranges OF Mon
tana. II Is stated that tho Northern Pa
ciiic has transported this year to that
Territory. from the States named,
nearly or quite 10000 head.
G. A. Wood, the insolvent hashery
man Of Tuscarora who slipped of by
tho owl train "Wednesday night. ap-
peared here again last evening, and nc
companied by his wife, struck n for
the West by the emigrant train at 8
o'clock. 1t is supposed that his return
was by n special freight train which
passed eastward about n couple Of
hours earlier.
Some parties with u band Of 400 hend
Of horses passed through hero this
morning, driving eastward. We learned
that they came to this State from Car
bon, Wyoming, after horses and pur-
chased tho band mentioned from two
parties down hear Golconda, paying
S25 and S27. 80 per head. The stock is
being driven TO Carbon.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
HALMAGUNDI.

A Canadian Judge holds that a di-
vorce granted in the United States does
not hold good IN Canada.
red.headed .Piuts Indian Is one Of
the novelties at Bodie. He is supposed
to DO tinctured with Ingiueer.
Departed by stage this morning:
James Clark, r W Frakes. Arrived this
evening: Harry MCGEE, CA Wood, MIR
Boskowitz.
1t is reported that Dods. the default
ing Treasurer "f Oakland. Cul., has
burned his official bond. so nv to pro-
tect his bondsmcn. His deficiency is
$50, 900.
The losses through the great break
in lard. caused by the recent failure Of
the heavy Chicago dealers. McGeogh,
Everipghnm & Co.. nre estimated at
over three millions of dollars.
The literary and debating society Of
Tuscarora realized something likes 800
from an ic cream. lem)uale, post.
office, grabbing, aud general roae 'em
in festival recently spread in that cir
cumspcct camp.
One Nevin has begun action for dam
ages to the tune Of $50. 900, against the
Navajo Mining Company. for alleged
infringement of patent on his roasting
furnace. Nothing like 5 ting the Gs
ures well up.
The thirteenth victim OF the cable
street car line Of Chicago was recorded
Sunday: beside which it is claimed that
in the matter Of public accommodation
1t Is in nowisc superior Ia the old horse
cars.
Ohio acquires additional notoriet,
from the dastIriIy act of one of her
young citizens named Ell Mulholland,
who went HON" full Of beuzinc, Satur-
day, aud bravcly shot his poor old
mother. who demonstrated with him
against his designations. Thus another
laurel is added to tho noble Buckeye
brow.
Friday afternoon, Ida. seven .ca- OH
daughter Of Richard Chcgwidlrn. Of
Gold Hill, fell from a balcony II dis
tnucc Of SOM twelve feet t. the ground,
alightiag upon her head. Sho wa,
picked II? iu nu unconscious condition,
and thst night yomi,,l much blood.
The physician 10 attcnlanc, has no
hope Of her recovery.
Active work was commenced last
week on the Baker City branch OF the
Oregon Railway aud Navigation Com.
Pnny's road from the summit of the
Blu" mountains to Orc Del. The Ore
gon Construction Company, who have
tho contract, will put OH a force q
1000 men this month. The roal Ui.I
reach AMI he in Operation to Union Ly
doc .tnI.r
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drought DarL.

q. A. Wood, who left .i.h his wito
for California, Sunday morning, was
brought back upon last evenings
stage, upon proceedings supplementary
TO execution Ia tho Ease Of W. J. Triton
Il Co. against the defendant. a change
Of venue being asked for by plaintiffs.
Justice Waller transferred the case TO
Justice Green Of EIko.-Tuscarora
News.
Wood was taken before tho District
Court here on n writ Of ha5,ai corpus
this morning, and Judge Bigolow de.
oided that the case wa not within lh,
Jurisdiction Of the Justice Cour, fol
this township. What further steps. Il
nny-will DO taken In Tho matter, W,
arc mol. Informed.