Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 34, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 September 1878 — Page 6

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WEEKLYJDOTIRIBR. ' b. If AMI, rahiiiaw. JASPKR, - TTt- 1XMAXA. CURRENT KEAVS.

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WAUNSr .Xmtfmmt MtpvMiw an

tkita4lvcty that vwer ia the Department will b granted the Httial kave of ahWnw to a4tad election in their tcveral States; aad further that the Pro Went ka MKrilHttrd liberally to lb Kepnbllcao WH)Mlyi fund, has every member of lib CaWact. The $iux ComnaWtontr recommend that the Red Cloud Iwiin bo removed to WMw Cla Cmk and the Spotted Tall Indiana to KoHfbud, and that tke Mam. of the agaaaimi to eaaagad to Ogallxlk and Boiiobwtl. Col. Jhn S. Moabr ka Wen tendered and aceapud tlm position of Conul at Canton, China. JMfe Spear, Patent Gwnmlsstoner, ka resigned, and x-Jipmeatative 111 be rt -E-Paine, ef WfewMta, U imnua a kls we-

The Prooidontka- appointed Henry Dithmar, of Xaw York, Ceaim at Krc-lsHi, Germay. Death frant ynw fever ia New Orleans, ier Mm it bour ending at noon on tbo 'JTik. W; new ca-.- reported, att ; total number of lies to fame date, ,; total number of de itk, 72-. Among the. victims we several W eitijeas who had peed tarfttigk every prevton epidemic unwathed; also, a number of negroes. Yellow fever lit a virulent . d farm m wade its appearance ia Plaque ..mine, . IbcrrMe Parish, ami ia other localities tkrougkout thc State. The Howp art Adattoa f. New Of lean, notwithsUa4icata great toml deaaadu upon them, eentinucd to furnish physicians and nurse tor Grenada and other places that appealed There were M w ca t yellow fever at Meaipkftf, on the '27th, aad S2 death. Tke die& w rapidly exumdlMtr, ami a. ' BHmber of mm kad deverit In tke uaps otttolde tke eity, ontiae; the greatest PoneteraatloM. Tkere wa a great, earcltf of pkyeieiawtaml are,atid theileathrate vm umloubtedly swelled freai -n-aat of proper eare ami aourfcihaieat.

At Grenada, Mifr., oa tk2Ttk,tkerc were several sew ets of yellow fever and 15 deatiM. "Th situation wa dewibe4 m beJaf korrfcle fa tke estroaae, aad piteous appeaM for alrtakoe, principally for pky.-I-etaa ami aurse, were telegraphed to New Orleans and other plee. The New Orleans - Howard AooekUioii proaiplly eat Dr.Stoue Jd r Burst, together with seeded supplies for tke sick. It was believed tkat aatking short of an entire begin of the laikakkant of (jrtnada could put an end to the ravage of the plajrtie. TWore frrM gaatki iroat -fellow fever at Vkteorf, on the Sftk, aad'lt-J new cie roparteJ. WaaHiar vry unfavorable, and groat Mtfariag fnm waat of proper atteatiaaoa, ospeefelty aatoag tke af row. Tke Caofaet, oa tke STtk, eoaeMcred the jeHaw feror opiiloaiie, sad tke Secretary ef "War was autkorlaed to extoad tacattrfj of reHof, where practicable, in ike way of rattoas, Bwdiaal stems aad, twats. Taore wore three death of Xeatpfeh rcf gee in Louiiville oa the iTlh. Nearly every city aad town throughout tke ooustry H respoadiafr liberally to tke appoa&t for kelp for tke fever-strkkea cities of tke Soil tk west. Tke Ohio, Wet Virginia aad Peylvaala Pm Aaoeattoa were kdotaely eaterUhwd at Leufevttle oa tke 21-t. From tkore they west to the Mammoth Cave. Judge Immh: Garvin ha been elected Governor of tke CkootawXatloa for tke eaeuiat; two years. Four mea were iataatly klM by the exptefloa of a powder-mill aeor K-jMirw?, Miok., oa the $1. The aaaaegjof. three of Ue killed ara Hubec, Brown awl Cooper, that of the fourth being unknown.

rreeWeat Hare will attond the Mmeoto State Fair, held at St. Paul the fr.-rt week hi September, rtopplnf en route at Chlcage, Madtoa, and other cities ia the XorlhTke AaMrioaa Aoeiatia for the Advaaeenteat of Seieaee met at St, Ionl on tke Jlrt. Prof. 0. C. Marsh, of New Haven; eleetod PreWat. There was a lare attendance of seieath4e from alt parts of the eoHniry. Tkfrty Indians attacked a party of 14 freighters on the HKh, near Satntnn City, Idaho, liillinfc Mr. MeCabjb. After fishtlBg ior over two days, behind breattwork wade of orf th Indians wero driven otf by a eompany of troops under eommaiMl of Lieut. WhVoa,

ln Owaha mrm hM a special from

rort cnHer, Men., annonaeine a hii arobl

d4overy on the North Fork of tbo Sttnkine;

n ater irer, i mites rrom Fort Ctcr.

laroe mea ia k than four mm-tin have

taken oat over m pottnde of fold. The rente to t hk dhxorery h vl Carap Urown

or mamlmtigh.

l Kearney hair recently addrewed eetlgi of workingmea at Indianapoli,

Hwnno.auijwM, and otaorphioeN in tke "West. He trarete aeeompanied by a private

eeorerary.

The Tennoe Reid4iin State Conren-

ion w noM on theWatNhvi!l. Abnut

MO delegatos were prat, of whow were

worod. fiaaersoa Btkeridfre wm nminatd for Governor. A reflation waa Intro-

i-raormiic; ine Admlnietratfoa of

rreewent Hayw, wkieh eatwl heated mhwA. it waa roferrod to tke Comwtton oa JtomiaUone and bsitienUy irRhdrawn by ft mover. Captain Kofter?, Co. A, h Cavalry, wbH khi company h Fort MeJimney, on the m, wsw Krttok and hantantly klWedbylh-htnlafr, miloi north of Jtoek Cr,tthreHmaJto. KewMla

, nfwa dpemtm Nfrht la waka many wero

kllied o both Um, t-ueceid la eapturiwff

f reported that the hvsnlaH Inttrreetkinary

chief, Uadjf Loja, ha ordered that every t

r Austrian onlcer captured be hauled,

Three taen were killed and 4 wounded by

recent election

The Dowager (jucen Cbrlstlua of Spain

khit4,aMl twn Inaiaa cn with Wm

WUt of whom mmi h Hkout Injury. Mobett XHehcll, omrcd, wa kaflpHl at

Union SpriHS-i. Ala., c:i the Wd, for poirott

lug ht4 jcrHdfthcr and grandatothr In Apeil, 1$1T. Hki execution was wltaeed by uexroc.

One Kelar wa lynchod In Sh(Uy Omnty, j the police ami Mtuiera t Tean., oa the nlrhtof the 2id, for commit- rlola at HarburK, Germany.

Mini: an Indecent aault upon Mt. Martini

wire of n wen known fanner. uieu oa i uo --u. The wail.coaeJt between Deadwood and ' CHn. Grant was banqueted at Vienna on Cheyenne was a-ain levied upon by tuaked to 2Hh by XloUtcr Kaon. highwaymen on tke nlfjht of tbo 2lt. They MH.ktk wteke. and pocket-books of the '. TUB ELKCTOXAL 1SVKSTK.MTIUS. passenfsen and rifled the jnail-bas. , k ,, . T-"". , rtt , (Unral Howd MMLtivruor Chadwiek I Major A. Burke, of LnuWana. Cbuirhir cmw to tbo I'matilla rnemtlnn to w"n of "'0 Central Com-

j nwet a number of prominent citizens In con- lens;th bofori, thtt coinmtttw ft to bU part In

unaiion over ihiib anir-. iiw:iriu sai- : inn n?mtuiuii ui hiudkii iy men tne ii.fied untei .ati.fi;torr arranL'cmpnts ran ! federal trorw wero wttlidruwn trom tlio nto, nit t-axisiatiory arxan,qniem can iu-sltlim btnte-bouso ml tho .Niebolla itmc bo made, that a chronic petty warfare will Government allow ed to fakir poM-6lon. AtcontlnUc between the Imliaii.s and whites terstntlns- ho rcstilt of the election in tlio u.K-.f ,m , f Mate, which he claimed w undiuibted in near tke rervatIo,Mablt any time tore- favor of lxuh Tltiton ami Mehouo, bofubt Hilt la a ccneral mawacre. i that the Democrats becanw Kbiriiiud at tlio Hon. Wm. Cheney, one of the oldest and "."Vori.,.KV"..!!u

mo-t highly iwnipected citizens of McLean protulnewt Northern Kt-puhl-cuux, to Biotnut

County, 111., hansed klw..elf to a tree near count. iIh'im ot, ami hp wwaotectcilbyNlcn- totwto ....' e u.-. .i i olla as lita asetit to visit H Hhlntton and tt-: fM,a tr

ittiK:iwfOT-nTM, u iw nwrniuj; j c.t,re, If norftflhh), tlio noli liittftvention of

propfifty from them. The organization whi t Mill la i!xit4ii:o. nmt nwwbereU trom 7W to j

FAHII10X NOTES.

th Kepublleuii (InmpuktH CommltMa' to tlm ' -Skttt-COtttlta WO HjgntH W0" by H

fui'inis'ir in m'Bi"irin in i iniiniiMii'' I11IM, Olll MIM1 VOllIISr.

I'urWi wa put In ovhlmuw, Tlio wrfteraayt:

"It W well known tntb(t) OoiunilttiM', liom c.uiliiHtl(m ot tlm cenmix of et5, tlmt tbo KopuliUcau voto In your pnrUh ;M, and tbo Kut-ubllcHii mitforlty !i,-.'tt. You nroox poctiut to iiMlHttir uiul vote tint toll utioiiKtli of tlm K'nnblican purty in your narlab. Your m-oijiiiiloii by tbo iiom Plato Aduiiutatratlon will ituiioud upon your lidliitr viuir full duty in tlm mom-

lcsi, and you will not bo held to have i

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Aiuixsr wmh atruiiK st intervals on blntjk silk fringes aru Miuoiig the Ua. no nations. Ylwo seta ttre shown of tlio ih w riblmn material, comprising Mkirt,uvrHkirt tuul sacijiuj. A channltiff dross trlmminir in vi.

dono your full duty u ilcn H- publican rext- ! vet cut ill Incii putti'1'118, the (Icsjiirn fol tnulon in your parish H'jclieMti.no, and tbo bnvt'd in colurinl stilt

ItopillUU'HU VOIO m HI ICU4C SKHl. All moai caiulidatuH and committee nro directed to aid you to tlio utmo-t tnobtutidittiiUroMilt, ntul l:ii'llltin.s mil tin ull inb:d you, but you must obtain tm re utti culled for Hendn without lad. Oneo ohtnlnoil.voiir ret'ognltiiiu will bo mnpluund K"rouSt lliw (Hun jiiitt' adjourned Mtbjcet to tbouttllof tbo Ubulrinan. ,

of tke 2th. Mr. Cheney was a member of the State Senate in 1&J7. Ill-health and conequcnt mental depression are assigned the cause of suicide. Eighteen armed men wcrescnt from Xasb-

ylllc, to Overton County, Tenn,, on the 24 Hi,

Keep VoHr Hand 'Up. Doleful and moroso pooplocun be dotectcil on tlm streob from thuir nmnnur of carrying' the head. It ti inclined forward and has a disjointed, swtnntn;

Tlm face U eurriwl tin if anx"iiritthar" in advance of the

toes, looks awfully mournful, and i: gen

erally wrinkled; the tiasal organ has a

uovormnent troore. tie arrived at Wash

inxton on tbo 15tb of January, and after ho-

Klectoralcouat.thatTUden was fionnd to iw . 0il was not allowed to run counted out, negotiation were omined ! down the blWK of their llCOKS,

wiui mo reprchemanveH oi U'v. iiayet, pr mtnent nmuiiif wboin worw Mettw.

jiuttnewif, Miennan, nt4,r and Dciini

lowed in colored silk.

The most fashionable evening drosstw have the eor-at,'u oyoidn 'l shajved in front und Intel;, Cardinal capos, ruubhinr to the ol bow'H and cut straight ufottud, are fashionable for liglit wraps. Pins of frosted silver in the form of a single plume are used to fasten black laco around tho throat. Fall hats arc of black straw trimmed with black velvet and enlivened by autumn leaves or poppies. The novelties in Indies' handkerchiefs are of lino cambric with colored borders and exceedingly small.

tirge uiieKtcs oi pearls, like those

mournful droop, and appears us if 1 lie j worn generations ago, are fashionable

t nlRforM rvm.tr MWtor nL .-tm i TliKUish the intervention ot Snatr

... "".' Z . 7 " ; ' ' Lamar, wunc! met tlieAO ttentleiucn

had been worsted ia a fight with the moonjhtiien o tho previous day, three of lib paMi beins; wounded, one fatally. Hon. Etner&on Etheridge has declined the Republican nomination for Governor of Tennessee. The United States Circuit Court has dcelded that the Denver and Kto Grande and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Kailroad Companies haveeipial rights of way through the Grand Canyon. ' Additional Congressional nomination: Missouri First District, Martin L, Clardy, Democrat; Sixth, J. K. "VTaddell, Demotrat; L'bjhth, Dr. 3. X. Deaham, NationalGreenback; Kinth, David Itea, Democrat; Tenth, George F. Kethwell, Democrat. 1111Hois Seventeenth Dinrlct, Win. K. Morrio, Dciaaerat. Texas Second District, D. B. Culberson, Democrat. (Renominated.) Wm. Muoday, Thos. Ilealey aad Jacob GroclOf-e, of Indian Valley, Idaho, were reeatly killd by the Indian while In pursuit of stolen stock. Deputy-Sheriff Weddowfield, accompanled by another man named Vincent, started ont frwa Cheyeane, oa tke i'tn, In search of some miscreants who had attempted to wreck a train by removing a rail. Not returning, search was made, and their bodies were found in a ravine, riddled with bullet,

They had undoubtedly been killed by the

whom taey went to capture.

j jwlntuumt ' showed tl

on tho J0th of

by an

February, and

freelv

which

sccmuiKly give? tbo no.o such an erysipelatous coloring, that it is mistaken for an indication of anti-bine ribbon In

dulgences. Look up when on the street.

them the Kuninntee.i which the I If disposed to do otherwise, force tlm

for the widu belts so popular now.

Ilie pretty anil becoming llretou dresses iniving om out of fashiou, tho stvlo is used in undorelothiuir.

A beautiful material of rich Orien-

:uid

Nielmlls lioverniiieut wero wUUhk to maho

in the event of being recognized. TIiIn interview i exulted In a consultation with I'resl dent Grant, in which a.sHiirancen were given that In the event of tbo I'resddtmtlal count

being completed the troop should he with

tal coloring, used for trimming hat-, a bonneU, is called "Nabob gim.e."

1 lie engaemont-braeelet is a new idea. It is a narrow, flat gold ha d, and locks on tho wrist with u combination loek. New linen-lawn arid muslin (Irenes are made with 3'oko waists, the vike entirely covered with rows of narrow im e laid on Hat. Among the recently imported dresses is "a black silk with pinked

j flounces, over whieh hangs a black ; erepo over-dress with embroidered mr-

nientes

habit on yourself of carry itkjr tho heatl

erect, tho eyes exalted, und bent on tilings above tho sidowulks aad gutters. There is nothing cheerinp; to be found

drawn. Question Vy Uen. ltuth r: "Dldvou t in sttltl villi; pavements and cobble-

und your party incud agrcu to stop the 1 itone-? Glance nt the trofi-toiH tlm opposition to the counting in ot Iluye?" s'lonY;!' fiance at ino irce-iops, at, ihl a; "We certainly did, sir. w0 were ; sunshine, Light on tho eye always amred by President Grant that after has a tendency to cheer tho mind, bo&ewWftV ' cawse tlio brain connects directly with

while we wero assured that President Grant's ! the optic nerves, and a pleasing effect !

.77iii.,uvva i ninrar iniiiuy tn flieill tCMiehO tile Lll01lhL Mini Oil were well Intended, yet We wanted tin U as- lULi" lo,lLr,s V11, l?.ol,rPt .nu u

suranco from such men aa Ganleld, M.i tow, i "vens it aeoorningiy. nesiues, to carry nnd others, whom the regarded more thun one's nose hhch is alleffed by piirenolollayes, IIohhUI he could not answer lor them, ,,st., 1. an ,v!dimo nf ulf ......;. I, .n, and I aid. "Then wo will place your partv 'JT13"10, ooaneideneeot selt-coutidence in ?ueh a position that they must speak-." and independence of spirit. ' As happy J,?neiK,t V1?.3". .u.at "ur ni'"'dd Join ' as a cow-boy," is fietpiently iniotetl

south Carolina heimr c.mnfed for it.,-," These barefooted urchins almost luvari- red ribbons, with very mettv iiW t.

The srurant-es ami assurances to be given ' ablv so alonir with their head aloft, eves ', Artificial llowers ar now -sold in

! verhr PKSnii'81 th? horion, and a notable j of four bunches. One little

warns muortfeu uy Mierman ami jiuttncwa . ciiaracierisiiu a iiic ir proimnsuy jor 1 i on tho part of If&ien. Tito witness dfiiied 1 whitlimr Tho latter is another cbonr- : that he ever told anyone Mr. Ilayci tn per- Tultk a'i i i 'f..'1"01"0: cnee- ! on had authorized gimmntees or assur- ' fuU habit. A lustle lustily ; whtsthi on i

Iancoi. in oruer for the non intervention all proiKir OCCifeJIOllS. it IS ail excel)- , T Tr.'. Z of troops W!i tued by President Grant on itonal eiwe of a man who can not whk- A Misseiiri SaKkC'Stery. tho V1 of March, after tho count wa-j com- ( :!on, OI a " ,". " . , u V wmi9 J pieted. tie, however poor his musical education e , , . Major Burke gave some additional evl- j may bo. The habit expands th lungs, ! f "odgntss, who for ' many yi ah denco before the Committeo on tbo 22d. He ! gives the mind an agreeable sensation, i H 2s J mcrcliant of tins fit , nt

had IntervtewH with other leading Itepubll- I and keeps one from broodiilir over Iur IV nnwr OI y'lls P" rt'

Oiili. InlF.ItIrs tliOMl hirtftifnrt nionl intwttl 1 -U1ia A i.ir .,(,.1.1...

--- - - t Li wiiuii ,i, i uLLfin likiiit;

has p:iid whistlers a eulogy by asserting 1

tnatsne never tears a man who whistles, because evil thoughts find no room in the heart of the one who is fond of such pleasing exercise. Troy Times.

New curtains for sleeninsr-ro m

are made of unbleached mu-hu, lueed

with hirkoy-red, and looped bunk with .11 1. .......... . . ... .

bunch is for the hair, one for the belt.

I another for the throat, and still anoth-r i to hang from the chatelaine.

regarding Louisiana uttairs. Among them were WadMgh, Howe, Kryc, West nnd Cam emu. H wiw conmmnicated to witness that the m-publican expected two Unit-

' T. .V VM,U,C. J - - ..... ...... .............. ... v, ... II.-... t . . . I eratinn of vletdintrtin the Stale tn Mi-linll-

nv uwannameuAaryuean, living xiinv wa; considerable dtscuHsiou of thoi

m miewua& ucmtnw cireumsianecs near 'mention a to how the i. ectontl vote of the

Vktoria, Jefferson County, Mo., on tho 2;th ' ?la,lrf! .. cnn,,a , 1,0 nM.toidy glvni

counted ta. wttntM ui.'l.' i.)k to evolve a legal theory which would cover tbo cahe, tlm

jwuiou lAw-H iKJiug tnat tne Uftuming

eut the throat of her two youngest children,

aeu respectively a years and IS months. An elder child, a boy aged &, wrenched the raaor front his mother's hand and escaped to a neighbor's. Mrs. Jacob Feblher, f Springfield, III., win fatatly burned on the 2ith by kindling the ire with kerosene.

Oa the momiHf of tke STth the prisoner

in tne jail at ttoily Spring-, MM., 12 in num ber, killed their negro keeper, and all cs

Maine- uray, daughter of a well-to-do t mem of the ttllhustering movement in the farmerliviHg near Cleveland, )., ontbc25th f House against the completion of tne eemmltted wiicide by sbootin.' bwrlf SL'."0."?1. . J,d ,tl,B .mrn of two

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A Universal LangHage.

llOitrd had no power to eanvaa the vote on

Governor. There was considerable dtfllcnlty in arranging the details of the matter, ami Cotumtjii'i Ihilann went to Ohio to consult Hayes about it. Witness exin-ssel his belief that President Urant. after his

refusal on Jan. 6 to ftirnlih Kellnirir with

sided about ten miles east of Independ

ence, was out on his farm a few d-ivs ago, when ho saw a huge serpent ci!Hi til) "m a fence corner. Not daring ittack it with an ordinary weapon.he w- nt to his house, and, loading tit shot r'tni with A lutavy charge of bnck-!mt, he returned to the place where the ene.iy of mankind still held tho fort, and, oaring fire, succeeded in killing it The dead serpent was weighed and pui!id tlm scales at 125 pounds, and had 4.' rat

tles attached to it. This is undoubtedly

through the breast, on account of ber father's reftml to let her wed one Klekens, a hired man working on his farm. The Unfortunate jgirl was very intelligent and highly esteemed. J. W. Rlgs and J. W. Luttrell attempted te eecapefrom the Court-room at Princeton, Ky., while on trial fer horse-stealing, and both were shot dead. Henry Collin, one of Sara Bass's train-

robber, was captured near Sherman, Texas on the 27th, by a posse of four men. He showed agist, but wa finally brought down

by a shot In tke lc, breaking both bones.

.Ttifrt now Paris is engaged with another learned theinc and I forget how

ZiL nced Bil7 and IS lst Nipent ever killed in this SSf&. f n fl,"13hcd'! section Tof tho country, and may be since the hrsL of Alav. rI bis bmr tLiuxu , i , . ... ... ?

mini troom. wa hmrite to Hii!,taiHi.ir the .....i.,... , V. " . . ' " cinnaeu among me ooa-constncwr true.

Mlchuiu Government; tlmt llayftf had tuado "l, l"-"l vnv h-um Th Mn of the reptile has been Ssttift'd.

at our forth-

'insas t.'tftf

comfort would be naved did such a boon

exist, We should never realize the cha

grin that Charles Lever describes in one of his characters by whose French ho

was discovered to be Kmrlish and bv

w-Hnsxaminaiiiesaw Antier.-on in a New

"rifHin reatuant otio Minuuy, ami Messrs. Sherman and Stoughton wero also there, but be did not see any conversation between

An opinion of interest to Methodists has been rendered by Chancellor Saulsbury of Delaware. J, 11. liuigg, a stockholder in the Rohobo'h Hevh

whose Knglish he was discovered to be ! Camp Meeting Association, applied f- r

thnm. Andwontmd wittier that he signed V""' , t s , iiornethiiitf in the nature otu nro tost. Imt that . UoCtor s. Latlll Which is tis utiszhnrr as :t

I h venM miiloi- tin. tnilnixwx. at ttnix.i. u-w... ' , . ri i !Z I

jisiznea;ana ho could provo that Anderson j -vhi.., ,. .is,.. , pi!t. uru i fni.i i.ii.i ,i. .t in ,..,1,. I,!..-..,!,... i..! I a t ankeo editor jJ hnilish. When w

a. wni ni minim: inn in n.cir-. i,

tt . . ! .1... . ,

pr.cwjr oi tco ungnt iiouso

linddoue tor the Kepuhllenn party thev bad promied him the Naval Oltico. In an interview with Anderson about the 6th of November, continued witness, he stated to mo ho was In poa. i!on of documentary anil other evidence, that would prove a cea-iplm-cy by tho Republican party to throw out tho

, uuuuoxea nansnes oi east Feliciana, More- , houy. Ittcblatid. and Kast ttnton liougw; he

j.turtiier ahl toe conld wram ns the

, i-anan

learn the numlier of languages in tlr Old und Now World comprise over y.OOO. I.: . ,v i- i. .

of Kast Feliciana. Imt that

StepkeM murdered kl daughter, 22 years of pmhably 'bo thrown

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At Qallna Cat .. .1. ii-l. i m 1

... v-., im, onHu i- wa ooor. and if ho did

money matter.

KAST AND SOUTH KAST, James Todd, Jr., a West Point Cadet fnMo Indiana, committed fcufelde on tbo2lt, by drowning.liiBi.ielf in the Hudson. He kail bees sick In the hospital for several weeks and wm probably deranged.

The trsHont Grcenbackers

nated a State ticket headed br C. C. Martm l k,Tt kwcret . from . other?, but

' -- - nes.ia

Ihc examination of Mator iturke Wii

cmitfnned by Gen. llntler on the !SM, but no ntw facta of special slgnillcancn Wero elicited. Gcu Duller endeavored to show by witnesi that the plan of ftbandonlngtbc Packard

uovemmcnt wan not sanctioned hy any Itehave noml-),publican but the "Ohio men," and wai

in wwcret irom othersi, hut witas averred that MtttthflK-K tnld lilrn tlmt

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loan an II jiclJI Loeklair fwhlLol and Pnaa. Hn th tivim na iimu t-i.-.,.ih t.

ley a,terlng (colored) wero hanged at , ui.n hi.Ktuvm v f .. , , f intentie.d w nmke a speech on the subject. j C thc -dArthemur- Mr. Levy did make a speech In the House; ner rank Bryce, a peddler, in February l ?tn,,rJ'-, w,,nt Jt! .Proposed, and no last. ' Kcpnblfcan raised his voice to Object. it. ,, , A dlHttatch wai read, dated Wa-hing-At Hartford, Conn., on the 23d,Itarui f0I.5FfI,l . addresId to Major llurko trotyl tlHJ tfcree ftestucccSi.ive heats cfvluM ever wnnUA vt in .,, .. , - , ui ilie wrong II an outbreak occurs, ever rceoroeu, viz. ,2-l.i, 2:13 1-2, 2:in fl-i. . Knmorsof contitotto n bt. Answer. Haves Keh heat wa- made without a break. ' "r"" r. W. K. Howe, the at.t mr of the "-J dlMiateh, was then introduced m a (IKXVRAi. i witness. He went to Washington InlHTSand lrf v.iic i . I - , ' wnsnpivolnled to the Treasury Department. I rof. Ldlgon has carried off thc Grand ' "e admitted receiving a dNpntcn (nmiGovI Prfzo tnr lnvuilnm . iiun..!. v- .i.. . t Otimir Of Oldo ft(in:itnli iiriutui...ii .,..! ...... .i

iWJH-ded 1 r the Vrha r' o(tel-gr,ipb trstut of w Kv awaroea uy tfte 1 reach Government, mlug Conference, which be did. Witness bad m' v-

ro nav?i, mnvir wnics count i eenferml

tins oneness oi rrencn ttavans is very

desirable. e have 587 languages iu Europe, 9:17 in Asia antl 1,2(51 in America, according to these polyglot reformers. In tho clearest and most loirical of

i, i these there is much that is obcuro anil

ml Would I iilnt'inal- It IS liikve lirnnnci.d tl.ul- oil

Heam""i toiio rtiiA" natlo,,8 8tw,y nn1 wtr one and tint

t same language, not necessarily to the I 1-itIi.i.tmn ,if i., ialii,r i,i..,j l..,l . 1...U...I 1...

it .11.1 iif,t ht,,t. I J-' UMh ,1,lulJ.,.iiw u

there wa any wnme in pnienring evidence a' that langtmgo will be a medium t f

is not to bo H

but for con versa -

! tion, The basis is to bo in the rccou

nizetl sounds of music known already to aIl.Z,0Hm C65. ilaUimoreStm.

mete a any wnmg in pnienring evidence mau lauiuio win ua to hnw lietmhtiefui frauds nhd rascality. and thtrticht between all. Jt is tbenmt-ohitton would haw ln.en carried out i n,rmL 7ii,ftr. w ,V but lor the fact w bad no money. i '?noll,'np, 01. luoniiure, but ... . t i trtn Phn liberie it is 1. i

the pf

place from permitting dancing, card

playing, and other amusements t take place in the house, on the ground that the name was contrary to morality as taught by tho discipline of the Mc-trwd-ist Episcopal Church, and thoretore a violation of the charter of thc place, Tho Chancellor declared emphatically that dancing was in violation of tho discipline, of the Methodist Kpi-seopal Church, and that argument to the contrary would be useless. On that ground alone ho was prepared to issue the de sired injunction, but as the question of jurisdiction was raised, ho reserved his decision.

THE XAKKKTS,

NEW YOltK, August

A YlrglHift Tragedy. A recent dispatch from Richmond, Va., says: The neighborhood of Turkov

Cove, in Leo County, has been thrown nln u ........ 4 .4..,.. ,.t fi . 1...

'"' iiicuw .u;u iu excitement uv

j hXKVKS Nftttvn atcero S.T.-V Texan and Cherokee. .7h SHKKP-Shorn 4.(0 i ltiii; I I.... a 1,1

I lOt Hi ,1V I.ll)

OOTTON-Mldullnif ru)L'u-tJod to Cboict i.r. WHKAT-No, Sited Western l.s COItV-steam Mixed is 1 1 1 t-.. ...... Iff - .1.1

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fatal affray, in which well known ladies COTTu.v-Mtd.uinir ........

were participants. Yesterdav Jlrs. I nKKVKS-Oboice to Fancy

John Heasor, a handsome latly, had a quarrel with a young woman named .lane Shuler, a daugluor of one of Mr. Rea'or's tenants, who procured water from Mr. Reaor's spring. They separated, but later in tho day met again at the spring and resumed hostilities. Mr. Heasor began throwing stones at Ml Shuler, when the latter sent back a heavy one at Mra. iteasor's head, felling that ladv to tho L'round In sin in.seu.

POKK-Ncw Mods lO.i a

upon any exhlbiter.

Prm. Samner, of Yale, Heraee White,

vBi-riAwni, aiHi other dWIngafehed students of social seknee, have appeared before Mr. Hewitt's eemmittoe ami Riven their views of theeef tke present depreeion in bttdneai and liaaneial irtrinfcney. Gen. Bettor will rH as an indeneadiit

andWate fr Geveraer af MaahHMt.

over ,000 name of vetor having keen jmjarmi to petitioM eireutatod tkrmwkawt ii

State, twldmt him to enter the Ikts.

TkL wJIIS1 lo the 'fHtilitaow known as roKHlffK. 1 K"" " hM Uagae. and had turned oat wlta

A Vtoniw dknatok ef the !mtk ik- imllJr..? T',e object of

the emWand foreen ef Gen. rhlHipov'.eh t agaT' the iHHehiHH. hI Ga. Tag, tke Kvle XtT

iral Intervbm-H with Hhvi-h uuii v,...r,

tj- "I iT-ijnngion, nut at prcDCtit rcf ttsed to tlivulgo what was said, J. R. A. Gauthreaux, of New Orleans, who had charge of the IemocnttIc Kogfcdratlon Bureau in 1S7I, tcstlfled on the 'Jlth that bis Bureau aeertalned that the auinberof fraudulent regttratb.nH In New Orleana HMHiUHted to I3,ei, and aiUdavits bad been mela iwts.wo. Thewitiie.-.sif.ald manyof the KetmHtean Snpervlsors of Klection and Keiristers wero itnn.rtu.ii I.., nt: in,.iii., t.

Jjisiiee, ami In wtversl canes were under in.

mciMMfflt. iitj gave tho names or a lame number of iiuw. .!.,, a.n.,iu,...i ,.:

..vvviu.i, mi m wmmi miw u,ui rcuerai ox cw, Inc udlng J. Madlaon Wells and ThornSir ArwM. The wltBe admitted that

(ioodto Prime....

Native cows...... Texan Stcerd...... IIOGS-I'nekltig SHKKP Native, Shorn...... n.ouu choice.,,. . ,, WHKAT-IledNo. (JORN-No. i Mixed OATS No. 3..,..,., .,, . HI K No. TIMOTHY SKKl-Prlm... . TOItAcCO-narh Mlits. Medium DatkJiai

HAi Ohoico Timtithy

nun iTfiriiiii if Hi iiiue riiiiui ruini'iiii i iti 'i-i'irif I'luiinii iini-i

she had killed her antagonist, fled in i,EJ?S!VBViVwi 4 terror, but was overtaken bv SuerifV. w orZr Sfe

Scott and brought back. She escaped

Buvrnia tunc, m remjriBU xianau ; nKKVES-Commnto Ohoiee County, Ivy. She was captured and , iious-cotnHnm to choice., brought back this morning. About 12 ttXS'ill"'

J, , , J ....... a lH,1J During......

inenus gaiiiereu tor tne purpose of rescuing that young lady from tho hands of the Constable As they advanced, Constable dinger ordered t hera to atop. They contimnKlto advatice. The Constable's party fired, and Samuel Simpson was struck in the abdomen antl killed He was a lover of Miss Shuler. Mr. dinger and Mr. Rea&or are undar

arreet, charged with the murder.

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NKW OKLKANs. , FLOUR-Cbolee Family B.60 OOHN-Wbite......,,..; M OATsV- Galena.,. . ni HAY Ghnlea 17.B9 POKK-.VewMose.. 1I.V0

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