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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-22
FRIDAY, March IA, 1884.

FRIDAY, NlaTCn IL, 1904.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
Present same as yesterday Minutes of
yesterdays sessions read, amended and ap-
proved.
Messrs. L. w. Brewer and Henry Mayo
were introduced and on behalf of the cOun.
ty, addressed the board on the liability OF
the county in the matter of the petition of
the commissioners of highways of Ottawa
and South Ottawa.
Supervisor OLoughlin was here called
to the chair.
On motion of supervisor Dunavan, super
visor O'Loughlin was permitted to with
draw his substitute offered yesterday
On motion supervisor Dunavan was per.
mitted to amend his amendment offered
yesterday 50 as to read $4,000 instead of
$4,000, and said amendment 50 amended
was accepted by supervisor Swift.
Supervisor Hoffman moved the previous
question.
The chair then announced Shall the
main question be put? which was carried.
The question was now put on the adoption
of the motion of supervisor Swift TO appro-
pirate the sum of twenty thousand dollars
to aid in building said bridge.
The ayes and noes being demanded were
as follows Ayes: Blake Cuthbertson, Co
nard Dunavan, Griffin, Hoge, Walter, Jen-
nings, Lewis Edward c., Lewis Evan,
Lowman, Mclaughlin, Martin, Nicholson,
Perkins, Parr, Rhodes, Swift, Trumbo
Wilson White and Mr.. Chairman,-2l (;
Noes; Carlin, Dearth, Dresser, Donlevy,
Fades, Fischer, Gum, Hoffman. Hoge G..
W, Hickok, Lauf, Mcintyre, Maierhofer,
Mcbride, O'Loughlin, SignOr, Stevenson
and Truman-1S.
1t appearing that a majority OF the whole
board had not voted in the affirmative,
chairman Miller decided that the motion
was lost
Supervisor Fischer moved that the board
adjourn till . O'Clock p. VI. Lost
Supervisor Parr offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Res0lUed, That the county attorney, in
case an application is made tor manda-
mus tn compel this board to appropriate
money in aid of the bridge over the Hi
nois river at Ottawa, be and he is hereby
directed to secure As speedy decision OF
said question as possible.
Supervisor Hoge, w, from the commit
tee on pauper claims, submitted the follow
ing report which on motion was adopted :
Dir. Chairman, dc. Your committee on
pauper claims would respectfully report
that they have examined all claims presen-
te before them, and recommend the pay
ment of the following, and that the clerk
be directed to issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, tO-wit;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-03-22
THURSDAY, March -, 1894.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday. Minutes of
yesterdays sessions We're read and approved.
supervisor Stevenson, chairman of com
mittee on complaints and Attachments, sub
mitted the following reports, which were
on motion adopted:
Hr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of tie Board
Of Supervisors. Your committee on com
plants and attachments would Respectfully
report that they have examined the matter
of the petition of the Western Union Tel
egraph Co. presented before them. and ask.
ing for an abatement or refunding of por.
ton of the taxes paid in the town of Utica,
for the year 1888, and your committee beg
leave to report, that in their judgment this
Board has no jurisdiction in the matter. the
question being on the judgment of the as
SCISSOR, which was a legitimate subject for
review before the township board on the
fourth Monday in June, as clearly set forth
in the seth Illinois, page 600, in the case of
Coolbaugh VS. Huck, and your committee
therefore ask to be excused from the fur
Their consideration of the subject, and we
recommend that the clerk of this board
mail certified copy of this report 10 VIM.
II. Arlington, Western Union Tax Agent at
Chicago, Ill. All of which is respectfully
submitted.
JAS. W. STEVENSON, Chairman.
Nr. Chairman, dc d, Your committee on
complaints and Attachments would respect
fully report, that they have examined the
matter of the petition of n Fleming, as
SCISSOR of the town of Rutland, asking for
correction of the assessment of lot O.
block Is, Land and Water Power Com
panys Addition to Marseilles, the same
being assessed as an improved lot at 800
instead of an unimproved lot at SIS, and
your committee recommend that the clerk
be authorized TO correct the assessment of
said lot 8, as prayed for in the petition,
and TO also correct the collectors book TO
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2OCIOCK Pm.
Board met pursuant to adjournment A

quorum present
Supervisor McLauchlan moved that the
county attorney be authorized and empow-
cred to settle the claim of H. c. Furness'
estate against La Sale county at the sum
of three hundred dollars.
Supervisor Fischer moved to lay the mo-.
ton on the table Motion lost.
The question then recurring on The orig
inal motion, it was lost by the following
vote; Ayes, Carlin, Donlevy, Gum, Griffin,
Lewis Evan, Mcintyre, McLandhlan,
Martin, Perkins, Parr, Reynolds, Trumbo,
Wilson and Mr. Chairman-14 Noes,
Blake, Cuthbertson, Dearth, Dresser, Dun
AVIAN, Fades, Fischer, Hoge, w, Hoffman,
Hoge, G. W., Hickock, Jennings, Lauf,
Lowman, Maierhofer, Mcbride, Nicholson
Rhodes, Signor, Swift, Truman and White,
--22
Supervisor,IIickok, chairman commit
tee on miscellaneous claims, submitted the
following report, which on motion was IA
dopted.
Mr.. Chairman, dc Your committee on
miscellaneous claims would respectfully re-
port that they have examined all claims
presented before them, and recommend
the payment of the following, and that the
clerk be directed to issue orders for the
several amounts to the several claimants
, e., NIT
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The bill of III. A. Streeter referred to
your committee on court house and Jail, we
respectfully report. that we find the fact to
be substantially as follows: II. A Sreeter
was called to repair defective work done
by him under contract. The bill referred
to has been before the building committee
and they refused to act upon the same.
We would therefore ask TO be relieved
from further consideration of said bill.
l.. PERKINS, Chairman.
On motion of supervisor: Hoge, &c. W.
the bill of W. A. Streeter above referred
to was laid on the table.
Supervisor Dunavan, of the special com
mittee of construction of the Millington
bridge, submitted the following report,
which was adopted:
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All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
WALTER HoGE. acting Chairman.
On motion of supervisor Fischer board
adjourned till 2 O'Clock Pm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
SHORT HOP CROp.
Reports Showing q Falling Of-Prioee--
Purchases.

Reports Showing Falling Of-Prioee-
Purchases.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 27.-The
reports In the New England Homestead
from 200 hop growing towns in New York,
Maine and Province of Quebec, indicate
that the crop is at least onc.fourth short
OF the average, but this is believed to be
under the estimate. The averages for
each State are as follows
Maine, rs; Vermont, so; Quebec, 70,
and New York, 10. Buyers have been
prospecting there and they are Offering
twenty-five to thirty cents pound.
Growers, however, are generally confident
OF higher pr.ce and arc disposed to hold
forthirty-lvo to fifty cents. Especially rs
this the case In New York, where forty
aud fifty cents have been offered In a few
Instances for new hops and where grow.
ers are we'll posted. Old hops are pretty
much out of the growers hands, only an
occaaional small lot being represented
hero and there 10 New York The new
crop Is of extraordinarily fine quality.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
Lieutenant Frederick G, SchWatia
OF Arctic Fame, on the Groo-
ly Expedition.
His Party Was Too Large, Of Uoft Mate
rial and Badly Organic ID -Oanni-
baliam to Be Exp cted.
II Was Practced by the Sill John franklin
Party and Other Ex-
plorers.

CHICAGO, ILL, August GA letter
from Portland, Oregon, gives an inter
view with Lieutenant Frederick c.,
Schwatka, of Arctic fame, GA the Greedy
expedition He said "Greely deserves
great credit Tor cffcctIng his escape. His
party was badly organized, but for this
he was not responsible His party was
top large, ana composed almost entirely
OF white men. Had there becA but five or
six white men, and the remainder of
twenty four Greenland EsQuimauX,I have
but little doubt that all thu party would
have escaped" Lieutenant Schwatka
reviewed the course pursued by
Greedy and gave it rs bis opinion
that Greedy did the best that could be
done under the circumstances In remain
ing at Cape Sabine. "Cauuiba ism,' be
said, "is to expected under the circum-
stance, and where it is known to have
been rcsortcd to there Is more or less
suspicion. In this case the worst part to
me Is the attempted Gcealmcnt OF the
alleged facts, as though it were wrong.
This Is MT the first recorded instance OF
caunibalism In an Arctic exploration. II
took place in Sir John Frauklin's party,
and 1t has been noted In other disastrous
polar expeditions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
THE TURF.

End the Season at Monmouth Park.
New YORK, August 27.-One OF the
most successful racing seasons ever ex.
per.enced by the Monmouth Park Asso-
cation was brought to close yesterday
with eight events.
First Race-llandicap sweepstakes for
ali ages, one mile; Duplex, FIRST Her
bert, second; Hopeful, third. Time,
LAS.
Second Race-llandcap swccPStakes
for three year-olds, one aud one-eigt nth
miles: Louisetto, first; Economy, sec
ond; Richmond, third. Time, ;58 II.
Third Race-llandicap sweepstakes,
three-quarters mile; Souci, first; Maca-
room, second; EIgin, third. Time, l:l7.
Fourth Race-lIandicap sweepstakes
for all ages, one and three-q quarters miles
Regret, first; Bob Cook, second; Heel
and Toe, third. Time, 3:ll.
Fifth Race-Handicap sweepstakes for
all ages, one and one-quarter miles King.
like, first; Monitor, second; Farewell,
third. Time, 2:ll IL.
Sixth RaCc-Mirage stakes, one mile I;
Pope Leo, first; Bondholdcr, second ;
Haledon, third. Time, l:47.
Seventh Race-Thrce-year.ods and up.
wards, thrce-quartcrs mile; Lizzie Mac,
first; Iota, second; Joe Mitchell, third.
Time, l;lG 81.
Eighth Racc-A handicap steeple.chase
for all ages, over the full course, Echo,
first; Voitaire, second; Fawnee, third.
Time, 5i27.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
BASE BALI. BItEVITIES.

Score Of Games Played on Tues lay
August 90.
Philadelphia, Pa.-A'hletics, 81 Brook
lyns, G.
Baltimore, neutrality-suspicious., g.
Baltlmores, /.
Cincinnati, O.-CIncinnatis, Of Indian
apols, 4.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-St. Louis Unions, 8
Pittsburgh Unions, 4.
Providence, r. No game; rain.
st. Louis, Mo.-St. Louis, IL; To.
ledos, 6.
Louisville, Ky.-Columbus, 4; Louis
yllles, 3.
New York .-CIcyeIands. 81 New
Yorks, 1.
Kansas City, Mo,-Clncinnatl Unions,
8; Kansas Citys, /.
st. Paul, Minn.-St. Pauls, 81 Vino
mas, 0.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28

OMAHA, NEB., August 27,-Thc city is
full of delegates to State Republican Con-
vention, which meets this afternoon
There is lively contest for each place
upon tlo ticket except the head, and the
office OF Secretary of State, both Of the
present incumbents being pretty certain
Of reorganization. A strong opposition
to the denomination Of Governor Dawes
developed from two different quarters
aud Henry T. Clark, OF this city, and
Congressman Valentine %ege prominent.
ly mentioned. Thus far the opposition
has been unable tougrea npon either, and
the Dawes following are confident of sue
cess upon the first ballot.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
TO TAKE y TUMBLE.
Rival Telegraph Lines Bidding For
Government Patronage.

Rival Telegraph Lines Bidding For
Government Patronage.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 27,-Post-
master.Gcneral Gresham, was in confer
ence with Executive Manager Bates and
Superintendent Selden OF the United
Telegraph lines, and Captain Whitney of
the Western Union Company In regard to
fixing rate for Government telegraph
service. Mr. Bates offered day rate of
twenty cents for twenty words for dis
tances within 1000 miles, and five cents
additional for each 2J0 miles beyond that
distance, up to the maximum rate of fifty
cents for any distance. The night rate
offered was fifteen cents for twenty words
any distance under ?, 600 miles and twenty
five cents for any greater distance. For
every five words In excess Of twenty
words an additional charge OF one-iitth
the respectiyes rates above given is to be
made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28

PORTLAND, ORE, August 2'.-A'
James Madlgan, a prominent merchant
OF Rathdrum, Idaho, was returning hom'
yesterday morning, Geo. w. McCabo, q
stage driver, wayIaid him, beating him
terribly about the head with the butt OF
d revolver Madigan's cries drove the as
sassn of, but Madgan is in II critical
condition. Officers are in pursuit OF
McCabe, and strong threats of lynching
are made II he Is captured. The reasons
for the attack remain u mystery,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
Preparing for a Campfire.

NEoSHo FALLS, K>s,, August 2I-De'
partment Commander Pond of the G. A.
H. has been here making arrangements
for the camp fire to be held at the Fail
Grounds on September 4, and 6. The
Fort Scott Drum Corps will be present,
as will also Captain Nicholctts military
company from Humboldt. There Will be
speaking every day aud evening, and va
rlous other amusclnentS. The old SOL
dlers from this part OF the State will be
out in force. Tents have been secured,
and magnificent time is anticipated.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28

CANTON, N. " August 27.-Thc an
nual convention of the Kappa Gamma,
college (secreS society, winch has chap
tiers In score OF colleges, chiefly In the
West and Northwest, aid which boasts
OF thousand active and graduate mem
bcrs, begins It's sessions here tomorrow
Many delegates are already In town
Tho peculiarly Of this fraternity is, tina
all the members are women graduate!
aud undergraduates OF country educa
tional institutions. 1t Is the largest or
ganzation Of the kind in the world.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
e. Sensation In Political Circles
Caused by "a Prominent Wis
consin Republican.
Healing the Breach in Illinois Greeuback.
i8m-A Touchdown Argument
Union Prohibition Convention.
Colonel Pat Donan, OF Dakota, to Go to
Maine and Work for Blaine
Other News.
Union Prohibition Convention,

LANSING, MpcHr August 27-The
Union Prohibition Convention was called
TO order at i0:l5 by Samuel Dickic,
Chairman OF the State Central Committee
OF 'ho Union party Prayer was offered
by Rev. NJ. NJ. Golden, of Portland.
D!chle named d. Z. Sangedorph, of
GhaIiottc, as temporary Chairman and
Dr. Sweetiand, Of Edwardsburg, as TEN.
porary Secretary.
Sagendorph simply thanked tho Con-
ventlon for the honor and pro.
cceded to business. The several Con-
grcsSlonal Districts presented one
name each for the several committees,
including Committee on Finance,
anu alter preliminary organiza-
tioh me Convention TOOK recess unit!
two O'clock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
Postponed Until November.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 27.-Th(
President has directed postponemcnt o
the general court-martial of Judge Advo
cate.GcDeral Swain aud Colonel Morrow
from September 10th to November 18th
This action IL taken by request of Gen
erGl Swain. The reason given by Gen
oral Swain for asking the postponement
is that his principal counsel, General
Calkins, Of Indiana, will be unable 70 at
tend to his case until November
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
President Arthur's Movem ,nts.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 27.--The Pres
ldent came ashore this morning with Sec
rotary Philips and Messrs. Miller and
IIiiany and made several calls. At ten
o'cocE the North Atlantic Squadron got
under way and proceed up the bay, where
the torpedo experiments and maneuvers
take place. The President is going on
the Dispatch and Secretary Chandler on
the Albatross. The exercises will last
several hours. Tomorrow the exercises
will be at the torpedo station.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28

BLooMNGIoN, ILL, August 27.-The
Autobiography Greenback Labor Party
OF Illinois convened in this city at ten
o'cock this morning, the meeting being
an adjourned one OF DR.. Il. Waters Cou-
yention, which met in Bloomington on
the 18th inst. The Convention called to-
day was In pursuance OF call signed By
Mckcighan. The Water Convention,
upon assembling, passed resolution to
adjourn at twelve O'Clock, at which hour
the Mckeishau Convention meets, thus
healing the two factions Of Grccnbacklsm
In Illinois. 1t Is thought that Jesse lIar-
per will be nominated for Governor.
Oberly is working hard to effect fusion
on the State ticket, and In Carter Har-
rison's interest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-28
Sensation in Political Circles.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 27,-The
Daily JouRal will this afternoon print Il
long letter from Thad c. Pound, in which
the writer scores Blaine and comes out
pronounced for eycand. Pound is the
most prominent Republican in the State
He has been in Congress several times.
Rumors that such letter is forthcoming
causes a great sensation in political cir
Ces.