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A saloon Row Ends i'm murder.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 29.-John 7.
Downey tonight shot and instantly killed
Joseph 7. Burnett. The men had a difficult
ty in saloon and reaching the street the
quarrel renewed. Burnett rushed at
Downey with an open knife, when the latter
drew pistol and fred. Both men were
married. Downey surrendered and was COM
mitted to jail The affair causes much ex
citement as the first case of homicide for
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B. BOOTH. Auctioneer.

~ SfIE0bs
WILL, sell at auction on W. dnesday, April 1st,
w at the house No. 405 George street. BRUSSELS
carpets and furniture. 1n2S4t
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M Il ,
To BUY lot OF Secondhand Furniture and Car
pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mail
promptly attended to at
jail % CHURCH 81 RFFT
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THE WAR IN THE soUDAN.

A General Advance ON Tamaf on
Wednesday.
SUAK1M, March 29.-The troops sent from
Australia to form a part of General Ora
hams army arrived hare to-day. 1t is now
known that general advance upon Tamai
will be will be made on Wednesday.
General Graham this afternoon reviewed
the Australian troops which arrived here to-
day. In a speech to them he said: s.The
British army welcomes you, the whole world
watches you"
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90 TWO, three or four connecting rooms, one
@e:;:I flight up; toilet room attached good light:
M1s!sAz steam heat.
HALLS TO LET-One Axis feet with ante-room;
mas4 GEORGE H. FORD,
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An Epidemic of Collie.

MADRID, March 29.-During the past
twenty-four hours fifteen person have died
from collie at San Felipe de Jativa in the
province of Valencia. This has given rise to
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The Prophets Forces Deserving.

HHe FFOpHeI7s FOfces UeserI1hS.
CAIRO, March 29.-It is reported that hun
dreds of the Mahdi's men are deserving to the
rival prophet daily.
Hallelujah Warriors Fined For Steal
ing.
~NEwBUBYPoRT, Mass, March 29.-For the
past two weeks the Salvation army has been
doing brisk business in this city and many
converts have been made. Among the
bravest soldiers of the army have been Ser
geant Charles E. Merrill and his wife, "Hal-
le]ujah Lizzie" Yesterday morning they
were arraigned in the Municipal court, charg
ed with the larceny of clothing from their
captains residence. The evidence was so
strong against them that they both pleaded
guilty and the sergeant fined SIS and
costs and his wife $40 and COSTS
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FARM FSHR SALE

I ~ ACRES for 81 800, one half cash situa-
1M:SSC TED within miles OF the borough of
W1ns.Go, ". junction OF Hartford & Conn " r
pair pair Of b horses BY hay cut the farm moving
lone by macDne, buildings f1rst-c!ass House two.
by pipe to the premises Send for circular ~
ia1s oo"ii'
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FOR RENT.

o. Sc Wooster street, II rooms, all improve
H::: ments. Houses to rent on Chapel, State
&lssN- Ward. Woolsey, Orange, Crown, Carlisle
Henry Whiting, James, Hill. Park, Orchard, Nor
ton aud Grand streets.
Money to loan.
T. G. SLOAN & SON,
Room Benedict's Building
Open evenings. m19
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w ANTFD-


7 MINED ATELY, four five ladies gents as
agents Business entirely new, and will pay
the right parties from three five dollars per day
Inquire at BEERS PHOTO PARL0RS,
ma1tS I62 Chanel Street
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District of New Haven. IS. Probate Court, !

District of New Haven S. Probate Court,
March %, 1885.
LNSTATE of WILLIAM D. BRYAN, late of New
IL Haven, in said District, deceased
The administrators having exhibited her admin
istraton account with said estate to this Court for
allowance, it is
orderedIThat the 3lst day of March, A. D.
1873, at 0 O'Clock in the forenoon at the Probate
Offce in New Haven, be and the ssfae is assigned
for hearing on the allowance Of said administer
tol account With sad estate. tits Co,,rt III
reefs the administrator ie ali persons Interested
therein 60 apDe&r said tI'Ii and place nv publish
ins, this order in sor-e newspaper published in New
Haven County and having o circulation in said
district, and by posting copy the public sign
post in the Town of New Haven where the deceased
fast dwelt,
mes 2ts Judge.
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THE AMEER CALLED BACK.
Earl Duferfn Summons Him {
Another Conference.

Another Conference.
LONDON, March 29.-After the conference
on Friday the Amer of Afganistan took his
departure from Rawulpindi and had reached
Musjid when he was interrupted
by a telegram from Earl Dufferin
summoning him to return at once, as mat
ters of the most urgent character demanded
a renewal of their conference. The Amer
accordingly started back to Rawulpindi
where he will arrive on Monday.
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FOR SALE.

49, NO. 81 York Square. nearly new and very
NH; desirable brick residence property. The
III house has fifteen rooms. well arr ;nged for
comfort and convenience, and furnished with all
the modern improvements. The lot is 36x215. The
owner is anxious to SELL aud will accept very low
price from prompt customer.
$4,000 to loan on desirable first mortgage secur-
ty at per cent. interest.
Twenty two houses and thirty-six tenements to
rent in various parts of the city.
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WANTED

I AIDES, something entirely new, perfectly sim
II PIE and easy; no photograph painting; no
glass; ladies and young girls in city country can
earn SIP to $50 per week; work sent by mail and
furnished all the year round distance objection;
no capvassing; no stamp required for reply Ad-
dress Empire Manufacturing Co., Box 515s Boston,
Mass
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Cheap Homes.


ONCE hours in the evening fran To IN o,clool
Mondays. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS seSstf
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Tive Farms For Sale,

- SITUATED near Woodmont Station, in the
AM!,, town of Milford. One comprises house and
AAssHb barn and 81 acres land The other a house
and 30 acres land. For price and particulars call
on or address
WALTER A. MAIN,
mis- West Haven, Conn.
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UWants.
WANTED

A WORKING housekeeper for small famil
~ American preferred References require
Call at
Int,2lO 6 d. rIrl
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A PRIL FIRST, a sober, industrious man. be-
"a tween Rs and IS years of age to work by the
month or year on a farm; one used to the care of
horses and stock. Apply in person or by letter to
DIR. CHARLES CARRINGTON
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FOR SALE.

49, A VERY desirable house of IL rooms with
#s::: all the modern Improvements, centrally To-
IAssE Gated with large grounds and fine fruit. A
fine brick barn on the premises. Price low and
terms easy. Inquire of
W. H. WHEELER
nib S1S Chapel Street.
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Won H1. net paid M. Fine

reports throughout the province that cholera
is epidemic and the people are panic stricken
in conseouence
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nib
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OR R EMT

o. SPACIOUS LOFTS in Quinnpiac Building
W;ii No sos Chapel street, especially arranged for
&SkHght manufacturing. Abundant light steady
power steam heat, two freight elevators and other
modern appliances Each floor represents over
on desirable terms, either a whole or in part.
APpiyy 70 HENRY F. ENGLISH,
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An extraordinary fine programme has been
ranged for the occasion, consisting of
Concert by Thomas Orchestra
Selections by the QuarteIte
hecitations by H J. Richardson.
headings by Mrs. Don S. Thompson.
To conclude with social promenade. Music by
Thomas Orchestra
Tickets admitting gent and lady, 81, ready
and can be obtained at c. NJ LOOMS. w. A Beers
photo parlors 762 Chapel street, and of any of the
committee of arrangements.
A fine supper will be served during the evening.
macs 90 ap286
Go TO see Prof. r. E. Gleason,
The most wonderful horse educator living, will
exhibit his skill for eight evenings at Mr. Hin
mans stable. Temple street. opposite Bolton Nee
ly's store at to 10 p commencing Friday af
ternoon with free lecture on the Foot and Limb.
When the foot h re horse is gone. Admirers
of the animal ttl to attend After Friday
the admiss!:itl IS and Is cents.
A ter the ;r,:t,lres unbroken and vicious horses
that belong this city will be treated MACS If
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80 NEW HOUSE on Clinton avenue, neal
E:;:l Grand street; modern improvements, unex
M!HAceptional location. Possession April 18th
Inquire at
2S CLINTON AVENUE.
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Street Watering.

Wy are prepared to water the streets III
w the following districts: . CO..
State Fair, to Union, to East Water, to Tonlin-
son Bridge And all streets north and east OF this
line, including Fair Haven.
Orders left at our office 2G9 State street. given
to the drivers will receive prompt attention
ma29tf DORIAN IL PERKINS.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

No. THE store and basement No. 70 Orange
A;;;: street, one door from Chapel; extension and
!#lI skylight. Possession given April list.
THOMAS r. TROWBRIDGE. JR.,
ma12tf 70 Long Wharf.
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FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
fA FOR SALE a large two-family house; lot
HRs;i 5Ox11O on Asylum street. with good barn for
N4is.Az 81 300. Terms easy.
new house Washington street, suitable for
two families, at the low price of $500 Also a
good two family house on same street for 81, 600
have nice property on Lombard street that
will be sold for much less than its worth.
FOR RENT.
small house and barn on Congress avenue.
Rent SIS per month
So, 900 to loan at per cent.
The above property decided bargains. Call
and examine
THOMAS O'BRIEN& CO.,
m2l 500 CHAPEL STREET.
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A Threat OF breaking W1th TurI

LONDON, March 29.-Earl Granville has
written note to the Porte threatening to
cancel diplomatic relations between England
and Turkey in the event of The Sultan's re-
fusing to issue frmin dohsenting to the
Egyptian loan.
Cunarders Chartered for Transports.
LONDON. March 29.-The government has
chartered the Cunard steamers Etruria and
Oregon for use as transport ships.
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9ea1 Estate.

FOR RENT.
g. PART OF A HOUSE. centrally located in a
,isl first class neghborhood. Rent taken IN board
qulred. Address C, u,
mas cts BOX 1857.
FOR SALE.
o. A GOOD paying and long established grocery
EE:;t business in this city Location good, cash
kLssssAA trade Satisfactory for selling. For
m2sst* GROCER, THIS OFFICE.
FOR RENT.
- NO 351 Orange street. corner of Lawrence
E:is IA finished rooms. Lot large Location pleas
MAesssk. ant. For two families
No. 1885 Chapel street. corner of Orchard street
Seven rooms, For one family.
two families, For further particulars, call on
m2S3t* B. L. LAMBERT, 858 Chapel St.
FOR RENT.
49, STORE No. GA Chapel street, with basement
Ms:; kitchen, suitable for restaurant other bus
Opera House. Apply to - u
mar St. $50 CHURCH STREET
FOR RENT AND SALE
Aa::iI land on Middletown avenue. Also a large
building for sale on Grand street. Inquire OF
NJ. HELLER
ma27 I'm 7Ta Chapel Street, up stairs.
FOR RENT.
49, THE CORNER STORE No $50 Chapel ST.,
=;;;| opposite the Elliott House. Rent low to
-MAgood tenant.
a good barn; modern improvements. Rent low to a
good tenant. For particulars call on
B. L. LAMBERT
ma27 St. S5S Chapel Street
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The Generals Physicians Summoned
In Hot Haste to His Bedside.

New YORK, March 29-After DR.. Doug
lass left General Grant last evening the pa
tent sufferer did not fall asleep. He lay
quietly for an hour or two, when his breath
ing suddenly became difficult His servant
gave him glass of water in the hope of af-
fording relief, but the effort of swallowing
the water was unsuccessful and resulted in
choking the general, whose coughing fit be-
came violent to alarm Colonel Grant
A carriage was dispatched in
haste for Drs. Shrady and Doug
lass. The members of the fami-
ly were also summoned to the generals
room. The throat Trouble had becoming
painful and alarming. The physicians
reached the house shortly after
2 O'Clock. They were still with
General Grant at 3.45 O'Clock
this morning. The object to which they
directed their energies for an hour previous
to that time was to induce sleep. General
Grants throat was cleared and the fit of
coughing checked. DR.. Barker was not sum-
moned and this fact was interpreted as a sign
that no further danger Immediately ap.
pretended.
General Grants condition to-day was more
unfavorable than for some time past He
passed very bad night and took very little
nourishment to-day. The usual weekly con-
sultation of physicians was held this after
noon and the general opinion was that he
was not so well. DR.. Douglass has been at
the house all day and will probably remain
during the night.
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49, WITHIN ten inutes' drive of the postof-
E:::l fee, genteel house with barn, hennery and
M.!l other out buildings 3 acres more. Large
quantity of fruit of all kinds, excellent water, nice
neighb Srhood, fine shade trees. This property is
located of the finest drives in the burbs of
the city and will be sold fair price. Terms to
suit HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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f:4=A STORE, corner State and Bradley street
#iiiI $50 month Second floor of 45i Orchard
I'LL street, So a month A tenement of five
rooms in good order. Inquire at 1852 Dixwell ay
enue GLOSON HAIL
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The Union
league of America is about to take de-
parture in it's regulations that will forever
destroy it's partisan character. 1t has been
distinctively Republican, aiming at the sue
cess of that party. At the annual meeting
held yesterday all political requisites for
membership, save belief in the policy of pro-
lection, were abolished. General Negley
presided, and among others present were
General Grosvenor of Ohio, General Ethan
Allen of New York and Thomas S. Baker,
the secretary. The latter defined the pur-
pose of the change. He said: ''Hitherto the
league, while protesting to be committed to
the doctrine of protection, has given its at
tention simply in behalf of the success of the
Republican party. People of all political
faiths are now welcome, ne matter of what
peculiar political faith, for the party of pro-
lection is to be made up from all parties.
We shall probably formulate plan for the
organization of State bodies and awaken an
interest in every part s& the Union
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-30
Russian aen-oEwar Not Welcome

LONDON, March 90. = The Governor of
ships from entering the harbor during the
night as precautionary measure against the
entrance of Russian men war unawares
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49, A NICE BRICK HOUSE on How ard avenue.
]:;iI All modern improvements. Store on Putnam
street Suitable for any kind of business Rent
low Possession Immediately. Also rents in other
parts of the city.
WANTED.
TO BUY good one family house in the lower
part of the city, with all modern improvements.
r. M HOOKER w. C. WARREN,
Builder 81 Exchange Blding. Real Estate Agent
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FOR RENT.


OIN II
- FIVE ROOMS on second floor and one in
#::i attic at No. So Edwards street. Apply to
@sN WIN. F. DAMN,
ma26tf los Greene or 80 Franklin Streets.
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PALMER'S
LIVER PILLS.

We doubt if there ever has been placed
on the market, such Perfect and Effective
Liver Pills for the cure of Biliousness.
Bilious, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia. Mafa-
ria, Chills and Fever, Dizziness, Distress
After Eating, Bad Taste in the Mouth.
Liver Complaint, Nausea, Piles, Diseases
Incidental to Woman, Indigestion, De-
preston of Spirits; Purifying, Enriching
and Vitalizing the Blood and Restoring
and Renovating the whole system.
New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 1, 1885.
am using Palmers Liver Pills in my
practice and in my family, and have
found them the most satisfactory Pills
have ever used. They are safe and relia-'
BILE. I cordially and heartily recommend
them to the public, as worthy of conf
dence. DIR. FREDERICK BELLosA.
New HAVEN, Conn.
I have never found in all my practice,
any Liver Pills of so great value as Palm
ers Liver Pills for the treatment of Bilious
ness. Bilious Headache, Malaria, Liver
Complaint, Chronic Constipation and all
disorders caused by bilious state OF the
system. They are entirely unlike all
other Pills, and are marvel to all who
use them. DR. l. D MILLER
lleSe FlllS are AO6 d 4uuCA VI q Il hO
emit Medicine, but have great Medicinal
Virtue and Power. So eminently sue
cessful have they been. that our best
physicians and most worthy citizens furn-
ish us with testimonials of cures effected,
which seem miraculous and would hardly
be believed, were it not for the abundance
of proof and its unquestionable reliability.
Ask for Palmer's Liver Pills, and if
your druggist does not keep them, don't
allow him to put off on you any other
pills that contain Mercury or Morphine,
which they say will answer equally as
w, H. but insist upon taking no other but
Palmer's and your druggist will get them
for you.
Prepared only by
PALMER MEDICINE co.
Price, IS Cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-30

o. THE shops of the recent Yale Manufacture
#y:::I ing Co., corner Warren and Water streets,
gAssY will be sold at a bargain, will be rented
Iery low; or one floor will be rented with power.
INQUIRE of HOGGSON & PETTIS MFG CO.,
ma12tf AZ Court Street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.

49, HOUSE centrally located, with all mod
M:i ern improvements. For further particulars
48slll inquire at No. IL Artisan street.
mh6 lima F. CAFFREY & co,
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BOLTON & NEELY.
In Our Corset Department

Sweeping reductions in our stock of Cor
sets, Hoop Skirts and Bustles must be made
10 make room for Spring manufacture and
mportations.
We make the following for clean sweep
5-pece Corset soc, 35c.
100 Bone Corsets 75c, now SOC.
Double-Bone Corsets 75c now SOC.
Double Side Steel 95c, now 69c.
Full Long Bone C7-piece) CSC, now 69c,
Penang Corset (unbreakabe) 81, now 69c.
Elevated Bust shoulder straps 81, now 75c-
Caroline Corset 81 now 90c.
Sensible Side (whalebone) S1-25, now 81.
Double {everlastng) 81 %, now Csc:
Common Sense Woven 81 49, now 81.
$780, now 81 25.
$169 now 81 50
Abdominal S2.25, now
S1.ss.
C. p Coutille Gmported) So. e5 now 81 80.
S. G. Sateen Qmported) $3.50 now 81 25.
Space prevents us from mentioning 80 or 40 other
styles which are reduced in like proportion
general reduction of from 25 to So per cent. on
all Hoop Skirts and Bustles The great increase of
sales in this line that we give the best
value for the least money, and with above reduc-
tions we cannot but expect sweeping reduction in
our surplus stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
New evaporated black berries at Burke's

John P. Tilden, Of Peru, has sued E. X
Mercer, editor of The Tribune, for $40, 900 for
an alleged libelous article published in that
paper some six weeks ago. The case is on
the docket before Judge McRobcrts at Prince
ton the March term of court beginning there
on the 10th inst. Mr.. Mercer permitted him.
self to believe the statements published of
Tilden by Jack Reddick and thereby hangs a
tale. The yillainous and infamous abuse
heaped on Tilden by the latter was taken up
by Mr.. Mercer, and for this is he sued The
Tribune will hereafter be more careful in OBJ
tanning its information from such utterly un-
reliable and polluted sources. Tilden it will
be remembered, had a suit in the Circuit
Court here jan 21st last. He it was who had
his arm shot off by some unknown miscreant
on the night of Dec. l, 1888, at his residence
in Peru.
Since the above was written it has been
learned that the editor of the Dcna.. p. has
also been sued for libel to the amount of SO.
600 by Tilden.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07

Wednesday night last, at the Clifton, a
meeting of representatives in the interest Of
the Illinois Valley Circuit met to arrange dates,
purses, &c, for the three meetings to be had
next season. The races take place as follows:
at Joliet, July 2S Ottawa, Aug. 4, La Sale,
Aug. II, each city having four days meet
ing, three races each day with purse of
$500 for each meeting. AS the purses at
the last years meeting in this city were
promptly paid from the stand at the conclu-
sion of each race horsemen have regarded Of
tawa as one of the most substantial and hon
est associations in the northwest, and this
characteristic will be just as notable a feature
of the meeting here next season as it was last
year. Joliet was represented at the meeting
last Wednesday evening by Messrs. Kelly,
Pipenburg and Foulk; La Sale by Messrs.
WEIGH, Corlcy and O'Conor; Ottawa, by
Messrs. Taylor, Reedy and Hess.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-07
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court,

The circuit court adjourned last Wednesday
Judge Stipp decided the other day at Joliet
that juryman who was simply called as a
talesman and who should be rejected by coun.
sci, was not entitled to any fees. This is a
good idea, and squelcher to the chronic
would.be juror, who hangs around the court
room for the express purpose of being sub
poenaed as a juryman, and then has been get
ting fee whether rejected or accepted.
The grand jury for the next term Of court
next Monday are: Geo. Cleal, Patrick Shcedy,
John c. Campbell, ID. Heenan, Amos Baldwin,
Thos. Hanley, Chas. NJ. Smith, Byron Ford
L. B. Roberts, Nelson Cooper, Joseph Born
helm, Jos. Burkart, Frank Bryant, Jos. Lara.
bee, VIM. A. Wales, Thos. Schlanbusch War
rem Wiley, VIM. Gilmer, c. Rhenhard, VIM.
Hochstetter, w. G. Trout and John Slingsby.
There was q decidedly lively scrimmage in
the circuit court on Tuesday over the case Of
Judge Dickey against the town of Bruce for
fees as attorney in the Fox River railroad bond
case. AT the previous term the Judge had re-
covered a judgment against The town for
81 900, and the town was granted an appeal to
the supreme court, with SO days, against Dick
eys protest as an unreasonable length of
time, to present the bill of exceptions. But
even that was not time enough for the town,
and ON Tuesday its attorneys applied for ten
days more, serving notice on Nicholson Il Gen
tleman as Dickeys attorneys to that effect.
And there. the racket began. r. Il g. denied
being Dickey' attorney and refused to accept
the notice, and Dickey moved to strike the
bill from the files on the ground that the time
hadgone by in which Bruce could appeal.
Mnyo 81 Widmer contended that Nicholson
& Gentleman were Dickey's attorneys, and
consequently he had had motive of the extern
sionDf time, fling ailidayits setting up that
all these cases had been managed sub rosa by
r. & g., and while lawyer Munro of Chica-
90 and Senator Duncan were ostensibly Dick
ey's attorneys, Nicholson e Gentleman mani
pulatcd the cases behind the scenes. To all
which Dickey and r. Il G. opposed volumin-
Gus sworn denials. Judge Blanchard, however,
denied Judge Dickey's motion, but an appeal
was taken, and it now looks as if the town of
Bruce had been left in pretty tight fix by
its willy adyersaries. The outcome of the
matter will be watched with much interest.