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ISGbull lght et Mines. FIanee, sunday, hor
Iibls butehefy Of horses and bulls occurred. The
iGA1aI tOrtGiOr, frPScueio, was severely In nted
The exhibition created much dlgust-Cable Dis
pdich IL. ~
Thlsis really refreshing-" the erhibi'
ton created much disgust. It is not
specified whether the disgust was pro,
yokel because no more bulls and horses
were left TO kill, or whether the audience
denounced the lack Of skill Of the wound
ed toreador. Why were the people dis
gustel? They expected the battle to be
all on one side; that no gore would stain
the dust Of the arena but that OF the bull
tortured 70 frenzy. Horses were slain.
One can sympathize with the dumb
htu!ss, hut i! Is q pity that the human
brutes who INDUCED in the cruel sport
were not the victims. We have o sort
Of amusement" in this country which ap.
prOaches the bull.fghts Of other countries,
and the sooner disgust settles down on our
people the better willitbe for the moral
ityotour boasted civilization. There Is a
slight difference, but very little distinc-
tiOn, between a bull.Gght and a contest in
theprize ring.
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A WHISKY RING.
IN B AlRREns roo TiiH1c i,
AFresh sehelriale piacpysfei 70 % Dsttaud thsl
rsterpal ReySnue-H the Afiaisis
y worked : The Vigilance Of
e tho Special Dttsetiyo.;

CHlc4do, August ia Peoria. MS,
special published this evening makessefs
rious charges against certain Peoria.di
tillers and discloses a second whisky
ring The dispatch says; II is stated
that some Peoria distillerles have been
using barrels constructed with thick
slaves opposite the bung, the bung staSe.
also madethick. The heads Of the barrel
instead Of being three-q quarters Of aniaeh
in thickness were only hall an inch.
These barrels held from q gallon oagals
Ion and q halt more than the gaugefs rod
shows. - Z
L Some time ago, as report goes, some
whisky belonging 70 q large DIST liety was
detained In the east for alleged difeg9laiity
in the barrels, The latter were tested and
found To hold more than they geuged. I;
It Is reported that several other distiil-t
cries were using the same sort Of barrels.
Last week Revenue Agent Summeryille
came quietly here and spent most Of his
time with theS Sdishtteries. Summeryille
then saninonea q Pekfn cooper, named
Eads, who, il tissaid made certain barrels
to order. Last Friday and Saturday the
cooper in question " as here and was en-.
teftained by Summeryiiie. Y
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!. a Mrslerio5n. nlar.iet.

NEw YoRR. August 11.-No murder
which,has been committed in Bropklsn
for years has caused 50 much excitement
and comment az that Of the shooting Of
Albert R. Herrick, in his 1esidence; No.
$50 Pearl street, Yesterday afternoon. The
house where the shooting occurred is an
object Of attention to-day TO the people
who pass IL. Many theories are ityanted
as To who did The killing, some. holding
that 1t was the step-son, while Others
maintain that it was q burglar, who was
caught BY Mr.. Herrick and who shot him
down TO effect his estape. Herrick' q step
son, Armstrong, is still in custody. Tile
police are still hard at work on the case,
but 90 far nothing new has been de-
yeloned. i
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AZ BuGalo-Butialo, 9, Chicago, Z. Er.
rots, Badalo, s; Chicago, Q. Bases, But-
falo, q; Chicago, u. Pitcher, Wood and
Mccormick. 81
Az Boston Boston, s; New York, 4.
Errors, Boston. 8 New York, II. Bases,
BHston, o; New York, IS. Pitchers,
Whitney and Corcoran.
AtSt. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Pittsburgh, l.
Errors, st. Louis, a; Pittsburgh, 8. Bases
st. Louis, O; Pittsburgh, Z. Struck out by
Cafuthsrs, S; by Morris, 4.
+. At Cincinnati-Louisville, 12; Cincin'
natis, 9. Errors, LonisVille, 2; Cincinnati
z. Bases, Louisville, 25; Cincinnatis, s
Struck out, by White, a; by Hecker, 4.
AT Providence Providence, 1; Phila'
delphia, o. Errors, Providence, 8; Phila'
delphis, 10. Bases, Providence, 8; Phila
delphia. Pitchers, Radbourne and Fer
.guson.
AT New York-New York. Metropoli.
tan, /; Brooklyn, a. Errors, Metropolitan
4; Brooklyn, 8. Bases, Metropolitan, d
BrooElyns. Struck out by Harkins, IL
by Cushman, 4.
AT Philadelphia 4; Balti
more, a; called on account OF darkness
Errors, Athletics 5; Baltimore, 8. Bases
Athletics, s.; Baltimore, IL. Struck out
by Matthews, z; by Henderson, 10.
| q
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IFR0Ml0Y5ER THE0CEA'N.
1ArEsg NEws ~ gaa oAnLr.


LONDON. August 1.-THE Times pub
fishes to-day q letter from Meshed, Persia,
It Is stated the Afghans are act
ing in such away as togive the Russians
no possible excuse in making an attack.
The writer says the Ameer,s troops do
not pass the frontier which Russia admits
is Afghan, that they refrain from moving
their troops towards the Russian position,
and even from strengthening their own
.outposts. .
The letter also says that the excitement
among the Tnrkomans, which was re.
Gently attributed by an English writer to
the alleged brutality OF the Russian SOL
,diery toward native women, is really due
to the warlike preparations which Russia
Is making throughout Tnrkoman territory.
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.Indignint prml.eeral.taL. d. ! |.

CLEVELAND, O., August 1.-THE Pres
today publishes an article stating that
much indiynationha been aroused among
Democrats of this State by the appoint
ment Of NJ. a. Hanna, a Republican, to
the Government Dictatorship Of the Union
Pacific railroad. This is the position
which Ex-Governor Noyes declined,
and Governor Hoadly, after recon-
mending Cincinnati bank president.
who also declined the position, recon!
mended Mr.. Hanna for the place. The
position 10 regarded as one OF much honor.
Mr.. Hanna Is member Of the Republican
State Executive Committee, and was q
deIegate.at-large to the Convention which
nominated Blaine for the Presidency. 1t
10 stated that il Governor Hoadly Is re-
nominated for, the Goyernorship this cpl
sode will cause widespread dissatisfaction
in the Democratic ranks
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AsAnvnlR, N. O, August 1t.-rhis
morning at O'Clock the main building o.
the Haywood White Sulphur Springs
Hotel, Of Waynesyille, took fire from the
Kitchen and was totally destroyed. The
furniture was saved. There were about
Two hundred guests OF the hotel. They
al escaped aud saved everything. The
1858 Is about $S0, 600; no insurance.
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A Horrible Discovery.

ATLANTA, GA, August 1.-THE police
yesterday discovered in the suburbs Of the
city an insane woman named Jane
Wheeler, living in a hut with six negro
men who, she said, were her husbands,
The woman lived In as squalid hut and was
only half clad, and showed signs Of beat
| ing on her back and arms. Some years
ago she escaped from the Stale Asylum
and was found by these negroes who made
her prisoner 10 do their cooking and
washing and subjected her to various in
dipnitiea.
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cleveland os.. Thslaa,.

PlAlsBrsg, n. Y, August II. -Presi.
dent olsyeland and Dr. Ward reached
Prospect Hocse, Upper saranac Lake,
their destination. at 2 o'clock this alter
noon. They had % pleasant, uneyentfal
blackboard ride Of iofty.seyen miles from
sthe rallNay terminns Af An sable.
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accidentally 4 Drowned.

specia Dispdieh 70 ne Ilttliioenctr.
srkuDsSyiLLE, August 11.-Yesterday
evening AIrs. D. r. Keilar, residing at
Holidays Cove, W. Va, had occasion to
visit aneighbor near by, but had 10 cross
the creek. Her little daughter, Sadie,
aged Is months, followed her mother, but
accidentally fell into the creek, and was
drowned. The body was recovered.
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4 san ooeos.Iog sssTnaai Iaaa,tr,es.

BERLIN, August 1.-THE Russian Min
lister Of Finance has prepared q measure
|enacting close governmental supervision
ofthe affairs Of ali German firms carrying
on manufacturing business within the
Cars iominicns. The bill will require
that all the correspondence, both private
and general, OF these firms, shall be sub.
,nitted 70 Russian officials. The result oi
the enforcement of the measure will be 70
expose German anuiactnring firms carry.
ling ON business In Russia To- having their
affairs known and made use oitby dishon-
est Russian Bureauetais.
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EVERY summer some Southern reporter
hunts up old unreconstructed Bob Toombs
and interviews hin on the causes which
led 10 the downfall Of the Confedsracy,
and it is always the same old story-the
ircompetency Of JEFF Davis. Mr.. Toombs
would do well to emulate the example CT
Mr.. Davis in one thing silence. a
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RAPH,wAR
Between the wssisfit, u6ian and the Balti.
+ y mute q Ohio. :.
I f sffTl ~ 1f,,,.,,,,,,i s ((ppt,p
WEsrERN UNION I,ELEoRAPH Co.,

NKw YoBS, Aug. u, 1885.
10 ne gii,oraf tss lattiltSeae9.
Sir: To correct the impression made by
Mr.. Robert CARROTS cable card, in this
morning papers, I respectfully ask that
you give tkspublic The entire cable cor
respondence inrespect to proposed ar
rangement between this company and the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company,
which ] herewith hand you for publica-
ton. Very respectfully,
z tsignedl NoRytI GREEN, Prest.
JuLY, s, 1885.
Hon. Jota Petier, ~, II, Lonloa:
Z Your letter received. We had some
form Of deal with the Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph Company suggested here, but
no figures proposed. Difficult for US 10
propose figures without data. Cannot
Baltimore &. Ohio Telegraph Company
give order to admit examination OF
isignedI.I IT. I, - ~ GRErs.
LONDON, July II, 1885.
d.. Noryia Green, New York
The morning I received your telegram
Garrett had left for Paris. l did not,
therefore, see him. He left q memoran-
dumfor me which amounted TO this: That
he!was not prepared 10 exhibit his books;
that the Western Union telegraph company,
knew exactly the extent of his system,
and that the mileage of the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company to-day was in
excess Of what the Atlantic and Pacific
and the American Union were together ut
the. time they were absorbed by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. Heseems
to take this as a basis. Do youlsee your
way to deal with him on this ground or
even ata considerably modified price?
Isigned1 PRSpER.
July, Is, 1885.
Hon, Joha Peader, Loadoa
We could not think OF deal with Gar
rett on anythinglike q basis Of the Ameri-
can Union four years ago. lie has no
such amount Of property. We.cannot 10
beyond the cost value ,os the property as 8
basis. [signedl GREEN.
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ST. cbkiass,L4r, o., August 1.-THE
Joke was on Chairman Riley to, day. He
stated to The convention that the seats
we're reserved for delegates, not for
sstrikers." OF course he meant the word
in It's political siguifcation, and was so
understood by most persons, but some Of,
the wtfBingnicn from the river who are
out OF employment thought he referred to
them, and they daabed On their war paint
and demanded an explanation. Mr.. Riley
denied the termWas applied 10 his horny.
handed brethren, who duly apologized for
the mistake.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and Governor
llill had au interview at Albany theother
day, but the subject Of the coming cam.
pai,n iu New York was not mentioned.
This is what might be called an "ominous
sigu," aud that Hills aspirations to be.
come a political mountain may dwindle
into an insignificant mound.
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FAMILIES that indulge in the luxury Of
oes bears would confer a favor on the
children by not placing too much conf
tsace in tue bear. A family in James.
town, Pa, will no doubt conuider this ad-
vice after they have, buried their mapgled
Sl,;lJ ilaf
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! NotorIons po.pernde cnurht.

ATLANTA, GA, August Charley
Rose, his brother George, and man
named NL,Kepzie have been arrested for
burglarixing a freight car. Charley ia the
notorious desperate suspected OF robbing
the Richmond & Danville car here several
weeks ago.
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AGLAScR at the incoming exchanges
proves once more that we Americans are
a nation ottalkers. What is more to the
purpose, we are pretty good takers on the
syerage. Almost every hamlet had lis
GIANT Grafton, and some Of the best were
delivered in the smallest places.
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TT. BAnxuM rises to remark: 'dt
Faaklin ever said six hours sleep fora
man, seven for woman and eight for .
ioOl,' he ought TO have slept eight hours.
His little enough for anybody" There
are times when forty-eight hours q day
strikes the weary soul as about the correct
thing for restoring the waste.
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TIE New York World has done noble
work in raising $4,000 for the compile
tiou Of the pedestal Of the statue Of
liberty. It is now the peoples statue.
Tho millionaires OF New York were singu-
larly close in regard to contributing to the
frul t5l t
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Carpisnler's Case:

Rlclrxoxp, VA, August 1l.-Thomas
w. Carpenter, charged with stealing Mark
Downiug's bonds to theamount Of SIS, 600,
was before the Police Court today and
waived an examination. He, was commit,
ted and the case was cert itied TO tile grand
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Tur President will remain In the seclu-
.ion Of the Adlropdacks for four weeks.
Think Of That, ye suffering, swelteriug pa
riots who cIamor for Office!
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MAKyrLous stories are told Of the win.
nlng Of turImen this tseason. This is
r.rS ~,rS well, but who shall see the mi'ers Of
lLe other side! 81!
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A gentleman at Newport, R. l., let a
mouse out OF q trap for his. cat, but big
rooster standing near jumped OH 1t first,
took Il In his bill by the neck, and shook
Il nntii II was dead. &
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MAisrttnrs, August ll.-There were
deaths from cholera in this city today.
Fourteen new patients were admitted TO
the hospital. Several cases are reported
from, the gasses Alps.
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.. .ponhll..healIer striae lEade.l.

PtrrsHuRon, Pa, August ii. The strike
ON the Wheeling division Of the Baltimore
q Ohio Railway against ''double ble.headets''
10 III an end, !, and trains are running to.day
asusual. The dissatisfied employee have
been discharged aud paid oil, and their
places filled With new men. No more
trouble Is anticipated.
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KELLY left Tammany2 Nota bit
Of Il. lie is simply grinding his knives.
Nobody is likely 10 step in and take his
;,hwh;le the old man lives. +.
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4BrsnRcKs refuses to talk politics."
,,vs an exchange. The consideration dis;
,l.Yel ia by the Vice President cannot be
T., bivhly commended. 81
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Ghe Gatslligelflpr.
o5iee, Nos. .S aud 81 Fourteenth Street.

=. p,,,oa lsaviag ne city dGra0 nc sIgimsr
~, nm haze TuE ls1EtIIGKscrH mailed %
ap.'s .,,sarlv and ne Gadrtt changed a efska a.
l..a y. ~ nl he rae Of IS eents rer Elo,lta. VI
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AcomIbin tio,nI strile.

PrIEslrRal, August il.-A conference
oIthe Menongahsla and Ranawha miners
iabeins arranged the view Of WIDEN
ingthe strike in the two districts Il the
operators refuse 20 advance the price Of
ene.haIi percent per bushel.
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rnE. BALTIMORE AND ONO.

-
The Road will Place ricketts, In The outsids
oniees.
CncAoo, August .-East-bound pas.
senger affairs arc getting continually into
a more entangled condition, and the indi.
cations are thatthe temporary agreement
ofthe Chicago lines abollshing the pay:
ment Of commissions 10 outside ofiicss
will soon go to pieces. At meeting Of
The general passenger agents Of
city, held yesterday, the represent
atiyes ofthe D Blltimore 4 Ohio stated that IL
was the intention OF his company to again
place tickets over bis road in outside Off.
css. This, OF course, would carry withit
the payment OF commissions, as otherwise
the scalpers or brokers would not handle
the tickets. The reason assigned by the
Baltimore & Ohio for its change of base Is
that by the existing arrangement, which
does not permit the placing Of tickets in
offices at the hotels, it is 'iosing much busi-
ness.
The representatives, Of the other lines
denied that the Bal limore & 0hieisufiered
from the present agreement. Theythought
the Baltimore s Ohio desired 10 break up
the agreement which could no longer be
carried ontifit insisted on placing tickets
in outside Offices. The chairman was in.
structed to telegraph General Passenger
Agent Lord, Of the Baltimore & Ohio, and
ask him II IL was his intention to with
draw from the agreement as the other
roads would consider his placing tickets in
outside Offices a withdrawal.
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rur New York Sar, John Kelly's organ,
h,s changed hands. This paper has had
> a',J c,eckered career, and the william still
nursnes her"
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BOURBON BUCKEYES 7

BELnosT,s vEn1 BUSY DAY
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Themoney, W hite says, was subsequent
ly, by order Of General Schofeld, paid 10
him through the Metropolitan National
Bank OF Washington. How the War De-
paftment ever squared the transaction
with the Treasury has often puzzled him.
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M fanaa 1 "A In1ra ytdar Ivaa 4hp frat T,oni
@ s,as As2 ,nal;Sn srss mads ~ h @ make Il
:, se, N o,s % brt ,hs n BelS;ff
sSisaat;on % sSonsad @ aihea,ty ssna. :
wv W. 1ssy n .Tost ~ p.;dsenoy, snrrn, the
,ama ~ ~ ~ f n \ n R;sgs n Powhatan. 81
tSa W o.evant;or ~ $3.50 :. : " -. -
sE FtySt ~ Saiiat. p;ss. IN. Wasnar Ok.
nsntssd rttes Dap IT, 1tss;n %. ''Tbnmnson 3,
Mevsys ; ! '
N is,sbai- Carr az paynea;vIla bronohi
totus.ji t III 4 ! w; " fanshiin ~ The same
,iscs III | = ~ M - '. ~ N. = - :
s sscord ballot. wa.ne, sa. 1rwin "a,
TansSiin % 10 DanfoTS tx y y"
M NJ Nv 'GIoyert n smith township,
arose S N, aie a stiew sng1estions. =
M i. Tidd bnrst fortb again and in a
aamin, nj snsscb a MT nst NJ NJ Is ~ c;Ioyer IN
non;netian % % %,rbsn. - coni ins;on foilowefI
and p,'s ~ a sScited snnn;ns nm taIE showed con.
s;SeraS,s T W T S,t Mood T'hs BeiIaiys de,ega.
t;on @ 1 esreciaIIv M Sai, ths;r 7hload mn and
IS Tas.as EsIIsn of.P.lia;raz 4, ,rionsIy viii. s.
,,rsa, I Iro,;n "a y an sms es,biie (;aorve Fl Ninth
Ief the same city rose 10 second tie nomi.
NATION al Il ~ Iansll;n. 10 whom lie
refeSred i. as .tthst BaTneavilie man.n He
Didn't even know his name.
On the third ballot Laughlin received
ehe q gslssstss yatad
Sssihsta @ N " mo motion ion q make make It unanimous. u.s. )
In a Ions.wiaied effort, Marion HoG.
man, Of Bslla!reTg gave George ,Kern a
good sent-otf Tor treasurer; William
Warnock was named by Amos ,Snephera.
D. d. Mililgan, 9! 81. O!airsvlIe, neatly
presented 4. y. RlIeys name. Natnaniei
Taylor announced y. y. henderson, ol
WheelingiJ. W. shannon presented the
name OF r. y: workman. several Sec
onds were heard. = ,r
= Ex:Pfobste Judge cochran named ~. !:
Craig, q Peace. Albert lawrence, ySl,, q ~.
lClairsytIle lawyer, seconded ktley name.
"a. .. Darrah mentioned the poi1ts IN
i9yor Of George W. Medili, oil fease.
Ham Glass, OF t4usaipg, named =. y.
Ryan, Of ktchtaud. Alr. Ryan sp9sttlvely
declined. but he was greeted, with cheers
and cseis OF "Ryan,",;Ryan.. ". John
Cook Beconded MedilIs NOMINATION ana
y. y. Riley presented John Mariow's
name.
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and Ross ]. Alexsnder.was the tirst noml-
nee. "A motion was made TO make 1t
unanimous, but the inharmonious Bellaire
delegation shouted q hearty mo.
Z. w. Z. Cook, Of Bridgeport, sprung the
name Of DR.. E. n, Riggs, Of Powhatan, on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-03-21

making printers ink pay in the way OF adver-
Using, Just now Is the time. Many OF our
merchants are waiting for the opening OF the
spring trade before they begin to advertise,
and then the season Is In advance OF their
trade. This would not be the case II they ad-
vertised early enough. And again, II there Is
ever a time when the would.be purchaser
looks for an advertisement and seeks informa-
ton as to where bargains are to be had 1t is
when money is scarce and he desires to place
his hard earnings where they will do the most
good The business man who will run along
from one month to another, never telling the
public whether he is dead or alive, and II alive
what he has on hand and what he will sell 1t
for, does not deserve much trade, and what is
more, he will not get it. 1t is the lively, en-
terprising, early business man that catches
the worm now. a-days; and the plodding, half
dead. and alive, go.as.y ou.please men, who try
to do business without advertising, because,
as they say, "'tis money thrown away for
nothing" will have to make room, sooner or
later, for those who understand and appre-
ciate the advertising columns Of the newspa-
per. This is an apt illustration OF the sur
yiyal of the fttest Men who attempt to do
business without advertising belong to past
n
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County Court.


The county court docket contains nine
cases as follows:
People John Bckford, assault.
Ed Morrow Geo Irwin, distress for rent.
Eliza n McCay ID + Tucker, appeal.
Peter Bryson The La Sale Carbon Coal
Co, troyer.
John p Tilden Jas Hill, distress for rent.
WI Collins G NJ Murphy ,forcible detainer.
Same Same, debt.
People, &c, John Barry, bastardy.
Same v II Trowbridge, selling liquor with
out license.
The following cases were disposed of this
week:
James F Ford Archie McManus; iudg-
ment for SAT.
Geo N Mcdonald Sarah c Davis ct al;
judgments for $353.75.
RI Hornck ct al Geo A Crowl; judgment
for sos. 16.
Clara Wiley Fred Lehman; judgment
for $l64.
Henry Rochelle John W Trenary; judg-
ment for $l6S.
In the matter of Forbes u Flick, assign
ment; order for sale Of stock within 10 days.
In the matter of VIM Wilson ct al; order
that assignee dispose of personal property be-
longing to estate
Thad Fairbanks ct al Geo Stout; judg-
ment for $206.77.
In the matter of Fred Binder, assign
ment; order that assignee sell real estate.
In the matter of Ruel & Walters, assign
ment; order that assignee dispose of person
al property; also that the judgment creditors
be paid in full.
Henry Holmes Thos Patterson; judg.
ment for S33S.00.
James A Blake V G., & Q; motion for new
trial overruled; Judgment for plaintiff 800.
Appealed to appellate court.