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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

but his Democratic competitor, Judge CLARK
vas "'1 cum q, "'0".' c0': ": waited mere
81 e q" until near night when ne pushed on
'or ms next appointment Anamosa' Where's
o0.hK' mes surely mot used up this early
i. The canvass.
10 our Village Ss6seri1en.-some few Of
our village patrons may not have received
=. their papers last week. Our carrier after
- hssing>delivercdpa part Of them was taken sick,
and vr.c unehio "a ,,rocood ~ A.. 49, -
,.ss..sssas,Sol - ~. -, !. go. -. :.
c.,,.d = ~. 49,. ..s ~. 80 ~ -. .'"1
III lSI~s .'ds,y,. .no... -. 80, "a ~
h.dn,.r - - N " ~
!, = :; - --------,--
1'aea-A larger amount OF travel in now
- squeag INTO this p'aoe The. stages are full
every night and the Western Stage Company
'se terminus OF the Railroad are often
ooiiged 20 run two coaches ,a;day. Yestss-
- 1880, :. sun Osougnt IN 70 passen-
4 !. As"y s.'..'se.s' iom o.ne'enF paris
~ eOun'ly, nave s'oped AZ inc Amer'can
80 ]. :, WY - u+ys Peg, TINS V e4cla;
Nv - INC arrivals nom inc surrounding
- = :, :. 49, ais4 Is q "
.sFair.-In ow agricultural department win
,s.sS fcq variety Of items relative to the
Fair to be held in this place next week
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14

{ Wcrsdn't Come to Time.-Col. WARREx
: was here yesterday to fulfill his appointment,
but his Democratic competitor, Judge CLARK
was mir cum arous. Col. w. waited here
fe him until near night when he pushed on
Tor his next appointment, Anamosa Where's
CHxAi'! heas surely mot used up this early
/ the CANVASS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-14
The Courier says that we by

He hopes that some good WORKING Republican, will
SAKE us In hand and arouse To OF Obliga-
lions 70 our constituents We suggest that he send US
down o.s On MORE OF the MANY gentlemen III they can all
be Chased under the head Of good working Re-
PuDcans) who have figured In the editorial department
Of the GGsette, TO give Instruction and Get rs
censor over our paper One two could he spared as
well ~ not-there would still be plenty left.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

Steamship 2 cuyler-EE sales 4 Bes4ae
wLsus, lady and 'yo children u Turner and LADY I
stein. Cier, w Levin. lady and child v Moore, Lieut.
wEHudgins, 8 RS Kimbaii Champion. Mrs Cham
pion, Mrs Hans, fdbey. Rev Il Hardy, Mira lar
connie and family MR. vi Germany and family Miss SD
ley, Miss A shleY Miss N Hayden. Mrs Tdeu w Har
per and lady, q wcsb, chsrberl.u. Mr. Downing
family. Deveane and lady. Miss Dcveane Mrs Huae
Mrs Bertrsnd Mr. Mccresdy ard two Misses Ms, rorence
NBs Wienu Msa W Mason. MS Thorpe, ID " Camp,
Eniet, Stafford, knight Mrs u Gowty and four chill
dren, thompson and family Mrs welsh. Mrs Alien
SINH and lady, ncInre, sdy, child and and Csss
lam, = osmmeu 2 Gould " Enfrsh os Brown. . white
side, Marcus, Rogers, II Ralph, J Abrshsms, W
honpet, Lew, W Rc.hschid, g Winner Young Ber.
trand. u Everett ri Collins W y Price. W Price II
Ormsby l. Dunn, W A Tsrion
R,cHsosp, 4c.ss,s@shp Ro.nosf.Jqo Hgii, :
not 2 Pssbcs, rbomas smith Lumseen z pelsnd
Dooey, Bliss Dooiey stevenson lsdy and three ohdren
rcCounen and lAdy shsessick Hlrsher " Hurd Ino
Durberyshire and ADJ, \ Tucb er. kellogg Rhine
heart Puirsn MIS- tszsrd, n p Jones' Boston -Four.
tame. Shay, n weed Heddon, tno W sp-ysen, = A
McKinnie, fsrssI NcRinne, Jpo baker Y " Durrs.
Bingham and lady, Depodlis, G Porhama Jn Smith.
D Miner, a ksckey-aod II 10 The seersse.
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The OF the Sixteenth ward of Philadelphia, has
20 oo2; there 3454 dwellings In the ward and lo38
families. The manufacturing establishments number 326
having an aggregate capital Of 81 3s Among these
establishments there IL with capital OF $40 900,
with $3.50 00o several with 500 00 and great number
from IS 900 to 600 The real and personal property
valued % 62o3at There are nine churches In the
Brceknock township, Lancaster county, has q popula-
ton OF the deaths were IL farms 49, the value OF
real and personal estate, s4e6 Schools u teachers
scholars, $50
South whitehall, Lehish county, is returned with
and personal estate, % SGT on schools 49, teachers,
1o and scholars ESQ., There churches the proper
iy being valued at $3.50 me County Poor House Is
located in this township and u contains 100 inmates
The returns from tue country come In slowly. Ycster
dav the following were received
w wnsn and eh', Ss county,
during the year were %, number OF farms lol, and
the value Of the real and personal estate 81 3oS $50
The township contains schools, with 2s7 scholars and
teachers There are churches and the church property
IL valued at % 900.
East wbiieand contains population Of $50 the mum.
farms returned o. and the value Of real and personal
tate 81 2o7 3e7. There schools with teachers and
$50 scholars churches, and the property valued ~
sadsbury township Chester county contains popula.
tion 1913 the deaths were a. farms 14T; real and
persosa estate ~ 900 900 schools 10 teachers H. and
scholars o there 10 churches and the value OF the
church property s7 900.
bsamin..er township, Bucks county, has population
value OF real and pcrfo0a estate 81 221 $50 schools TO-
teachers, 10; scholars coz There are churches, with
church property valued at sat 600.
In Vail ngton jackson and Jefferson townships there
IL population OF 1901, and the deaths during the year
amounted N ~ There 313 farms and 80 manufac-
turing establishments.
The population In Gwynedd township, Montgomery
county. numbers s7e, and in 1850 was 81, show
nr gain OF so7 during the past ten years The deaths
amounted 10 but IL There 1sl farms and q manu-
fscturps establishments, principally griss and saw mills,
blaoksmiths. &c. The real and personal property s
aYQ1
pills; sto three churches The oldest person now living
IA lady 70 years Of are
In Fast township, Lancaster county, the population
numbers 3o5 and the real and personal estate IL set
down At 1854 0e2 OF schools there are ii, and 336 pu
pills. The farms number III.
In Cameron township, same county. there il populs
ton of 500 There are in the township ten schools and
24e scholars also Ave churches The farms number 49,
and the real and personal property valued at sl6s 3
he population of Cornwall township Lebanon county,
numbers SIS and the real and personal property va
lsed at VI ols5 The deaths during the year amounted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

NEW ORLEANS. August 4, 1s60.
Cotton-Tbe market Is steady; sales to-day 700 bales:
snddllng. 1oc Corn dull at 5sc. CSC. Other articles
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August 4, 1s60.
Flour dull sales unimportant whiskey advanced &c
quoted I5s,c. Provisions firm. Money unatered.
CHICAGO, August 4, 1880
Flour steady. Wheat active and &c. higher; sales
c5 900 bushels at 90 &c Gle for No spring and 81
u oil for No red IN store Corn firm sales 900 bush
els At 43c In store Oats steady, and 81. a tc lower
vales at 22c &c in store. Receipt 400 bbls -four
81 900 bushels wheat 90 900 bushels corn 800 bushels
sats sh.pments-l 800 bbls four "a bushels wheat
6 900 bushels Frcights steady &C. 10 Buffalo
Sight exchange on New York 1 4 per cent premium.
BrvAIo, August 4, 1880
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull sales so 900
bushels white winter at 81 12x; 5000 bushels
red winter At 81 09k Corn steady, and In fair demand
palcs rs 900 bushels at SOC osts-Smail sales $50
sckc. whskey nominal al 1oc. Canal freiehts firm at
SOC 90 nour 12kc. on wheat, IL &c. on corn W New
YORK. lake imports-3,1oo bbls four So 900 bushels
wheat, 3S3 900 bushels corn, 700 bushels oats
Oswpeo August 4. 1850.
Flour dull, but unchanged Wheat 10 better demand
slee % 600 Bushels red winter Western, part 70
yve, on private terms Corn steady sales 400 bushels
Illinois at 80 &c Other grains quiet Canal freighs
changed al &c. on -four, &C. wheat, TLc corn 10
New York Lake importsi00 bbls. -four 40 900 bushels
wheat o. 900 bushels Canal exports-1 $40 bbis
aour $50 bushels wheat IL 500 bushels corn $500
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-Four kesrs ago there not q paper published In
Aroostcok county, now there are four.
NEw JERSEY.
EIIzABxr The census returns OF Elizabeth show about
Is 900 inhabitants, Of whom 4625 In the First
ward. In 1850 the number was between 1000 and
5000.
Sussex Corsrr.-Newton, north and west Of Paudings
Kill, has go inhabitants.
sandyston has population Of l,4so. The number In
1850 Was S27. Increase, 1853.
wallpaok has population OF sA The number In 1850
was 783. Increase, 10l.
This ratio Of increase win give total population In the
county Of about Is ,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
The following 10 q statement Of the population OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

The Rice child, custody Of which was contested at law
by the father and mother. and decided in favor of the
Gather last week. abducted from private school at
Eahant, by three disguised, on Saturday, who
naced the master with clubs. reward OF $500 was
offered By the father for the arrest Of the abducor
1ckersOu stable keeper in this city, arrested TO-
day charge Of being Of the abductors, and put
under $4,000 to TO Mr.. Rice lives in
Baltimore, and his wife formerly Of the Thorndke
family OF this city. Considerable excitement exists In
T-eCnrd 10 matteP
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Storm 1T Springfield, III.

CHICAGO, August 4, 800.
a heavy rain storm, accompanied by terrific thunder
md lightning, passed Springfield H., last night,
completely demoshipg withers' carriage mandatory
and destroyed q large number Of valuable carriages
Los estimated at SIS ooo number Of unnnished build
lngs varouarts Of the city, considerably da-
enagsd II was impossible, however, To obtain any esti-
mate Of the amount Of damage There persons
injured
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

Ioa Morte7 has recovered sufficiently from her severe
ATTACK o. paralysis TO be removed 70 Astoria she
"a STAYING with Mrs Buchanan, wife Of the celebrated
horst She as yet scarcely able 10 lin her hand and
xhefe is little no hope OF her ultimate recovery.
II hard 10 believe that Mrs. Cunningham, OF Burdell
ard boeus baby notoricy has got married; yet such
actually the fact. Women OF any class must be very
pcs-ce In san Francisco and for the gentleman who
has replaced the un Burde there is fear Of
ais having excited either the envy or Jealousy Of any
living thiny
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CINCINNATI, August 4, 1860.
Charles AcDougal, OF the nrm OF West X McDougal,
commission merchants Of this city, disappeared last
might, accompanied by the bookkeeper II is stated that
they took 900 belonging the firm. The house has
been doing an extensive produce business, and had
large Southern and Western patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

MIsCELLANEOUs.
N HAVE FAILED TO sI ssE ELSEWHERE
SHOULD At ONCE CALI N'" 'A''
Or. Won MoscHzrsKER,
RESTORE ri TfE Tx HEARING
WHICH nae SSsr SRfSs Tas NEARING
MOST oss II Thh CASES.
STOPS THE 4 ssISsS THE HEAD.
nrsro.ssSss H.; = s.i GEARING
UTMOST SUCCESS.
A asAsiS5ss.
Roa TIE sgR.ssT S g Is sTurvrsAsr M
For the shor period have been updsr DR. Won xo.hns
& Ssss . al dss p.on. o
place themselves at once prder 1 rs ssTs
President s,uyvesani Insurance Company
NV fofE, Angus; o. ls6O
TESTIMONIAL
IiAoA 'h' rN'i FIRE ri ms iSs5RxNc ty COMPANY
DR. Won MQscHzIsxER, ocurrI AND AuRIsI,
,Ins .iiss.. % yogT s; o. m ne operate. Of s
THiiT DfAFin ear and by the advi~ O my friends
w w s1Hs ss p STs cured me 'Hr
deaf my ing well for hch shall
thankful Should you ihink proper you
my Win great respect,
your obediesi ssrvant,
ROBERT RA0H
Nav YoEg, july n, lseo ~ Wall STREET
TEg1IMONfAL
IRON GEORGE GORDON, ESQ. NEW YORK.
DIR. Won kosh,sser operated for deafness 70
entire satisiscton. In days was perfectly restored
without Inconvenience 70 basincss -.
M. Yors. June %. 1890 o'o"'h 'V s w.N street.
TESTIMONIAL.
IRON PETER MLktNHf1N ESQ. NV YORK.
have pleasure 70 certify Dr Won kosshrsker'a Kreal
st ve been deaf Tor long time and sirce he operated
hesr dspcily. Hs de1terhy IN resosing
tse bearing without rain u astonishing.
NV YONG, July a. isso rA'hh III W.. tsTeS street
DR. vON woTCHzrsKFR THE WILL, KNOWN AND
ONLY LEGITIMATE EUROPEAN OCUI.fsI AND Az
R1s1 may be consulted all Diseases Of The Eye aud Ear,
M c1fsfcv PLACE groHrH sTryEr.
A z All EvyNTs " YOUR BEARD woEr GROW,
N M Onguea he osy hing IN essenee th. VII fosce
10 n has now been yesrs csab shed and IN that time has
aeasrs renersy nd ~ ne prcprsiot r. o. GRAHAM, 10
A RrryTUIAf BONE WILING TOR DKgAYsD TExvH
"A PM N phrr sc0. rravwnr 90 pressure snt irving
pain aching sseua can be alled vah " Hya
SrssN fkAss eysasbN q y, pscoysf9,
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The population Of DA1bury - 72lo The population Of
Bethel Is $780, In 1860 Both these towns were included
In DaI bury, and had population Of 1895 The gain In
ten years Is 3l35-more than my per cent. There arc
in Danbury l0a adults who cannot and WRITE all Of
them foreigners The native population 1851 foreign
born 1913 In eighteen towns from which returns have
been reported the population stands 81 $780, against 6o
900 in the same towns ten years ago. thus showing gain
OF II 300 or nearly fifty per cent The following the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

Louisville, Ky, August s, 1880.
". b Clinon, Of the firm Of ia mes Hewitt Co., Of
Liverpool, died here yesterday, having manumitted all
his slaves four hack loads Of whom attended funeral
to-day, as chief mourners.
There have been several cases OF sun stroke 10 day
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state Politics.

Urea, August s, 1850.
Thrown H. Williams elected yesterday, by the Brock
anrdge aud Lane democrats Of the first Assembly District
of Oueids county, TO the Syracuse Convention.
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YACHT UPmT-NARRow EscAPE.-Saturday evening, du-
ring the heavy squall which passed the city, the
yacht George Loose, when Of Gowanus bay, cap
sized and four gentlemen, named James Mc0reevey,
James McQuea, John Murray and David Eastcu, had a
narrow escape from being drowned After being some
three hours in the water they rescued by boats
that pulled from the shore.
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Fatal Accident to . Baitimorean.
BosroS, August 8, 1880.
Mr.. Hussey, OF Baltimore was killed at Exeter, New
Hampshire on Saturday by being over by the cars
lie was an route for Portland with his family
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Health OF Charleston.

WAsHSoroS, Augustus, 1880.
The Charleston Courier reports the city entirely free
from fever malicious reports 10 the contrary notwith
standing
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Censss 1tenaS.
ERX YnRx

CkSsce o. NIAGARA FALLS AND NI.o.,. c~v 49, Nj,
s fsls Gasee says the census Of the two vses 1--we
Be- oompseted and the following are the ngwss, eaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

The Great Eastern On Annapolis.
BALTIMORE, August 8, 1850
The steamer Great Eastern arrived of Annapolis at ave
O'Clock this afternoon -Four steamers, with large crowds
Of excursonss met her down the bay and returned this
evening.
The Zouaves len at FIVE O'Clock via Pittsburg
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Died.

Aaxyr--On Sunday, August 6, OF consumption, VII.
LIAM n. hRwKSr, aged 10 years.
The relatives and icnds cf the family respectfully
uytsd W allend las taaera, tbs (so1day) Gise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

These towns, with few exceptions among the most
prosperous In the State but there many more which
Ncrwaik, westport, Derby, walingford, East Haven,
r. tAnd Colchester Norwich, Baltic Groton, Klngy,
ltnam, wllimantic, Tofrington Enfield Manchester,
Pennington, Salisbury, and several Others while the
gain In New Haven will not be much short Of 0000 and
IN Hartford 900 On the other hand there yet
appears hardly any indications Of decrease Only two
towns In the above list have refrigerated population
and one OF them only lost thirty inhabitants The manu-
featuring localities have all prospcred and grown largely,
and they by creating market for farm and dairy pro-
rounding farming communities. II looks very much now
q the State had gained at least 100 900 the last ten
years and that there is population OF about 47b 900
souls This would show increase OF ~ % cent,
which s very remarkable for the older sections Of the
county and cannot reasonably be expected In the future
cerained by the census takers 6,433 While the Sixth
ward, which is much larger In territory shows only
population of OIL The population Of the Fourth ward
Is stated in general terms at $500 ORIG 800 These state
only about 81 o0o increase Of 10 1850 They
would also Indicate most concusvey that the enormous
vote Of last spring 1881 outrageously fraudulent
Unless the takers have made great oversghts this
conclusion cannot be avoided
RHODE ISLAND.
BRISTOL DR. Austin has completed the of Bris
toll, and the following statement shows the result:
Present population. 3,436
Population in 1850 884
Increase. $50
which Is handsome gain considering the unusual
depression of business in 1856, 1856 and 1857.
Number OF dwelling houses 800
Numoer oi iamlies.... III
MAINE.
ARoOsrO0K CoryTY.-Tbe following the census re-
turns from OF the places county Tho
increase is most gratifying will be groatF the next
H. L. 49, IA k~.l
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Govpu-GApD~xR On Wednesday, Juiy n. By the
Rev. butcher JorS FRlyx oovpsI, Of this city, "
KANE JCuu GAkpsxR, Of Boston.
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MAINE.
ARoosrooK CoryTY.-Tbe following the census re-
turns from some OF the places In Aroosook county Tho
increase is most gratifying. II will be create the next
decade than ii has been during the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

DR.. Reynoldson II at Newburg, Orange
county, n. " Returns s. Columbia street, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06

Fine shirts Made TO Order, at Lowest
prices ht guaranteed the old sabhed depot log Chatham
street
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Halter TO the Prince OF Wales.-Ths
Prince Of wales SOpT HAT. WHITE the Halter
No. 2is BroadNax opposite 81 Psnl,s chnrch
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Brooklyn Photographs.-Willia mson's
Miniatures Cabinets ImperAs and Life Sire Two forty nine
l2<9) FULTON street. "
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Omcfal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
CO. g Consolidated Lotteries OF Georgia.
Class <0l. AUGUST l. $50.
50, ~, 81, SO, 7s, IS, SO, go 60, 81, ~, e. To- 49,
HODGES. DAVIS 4 co,
Mana vera Mace Qaor
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Drewlnxs OF the Delaware state Lotts-

DW0WImXU OF inc DeI0W8f0 bt0u0 L0tt0s
nes--WooD, EDDY CO., Managers of As
DuAwAns-ExrrA CIAss No. sse Auousr 1. 1850
GO, 20, SS, IL, Al, 8, a. 43, is. Is, 6s, 81, l6.
Al, 4s, 2, GA, 76, CT, s, 50, rs. 65, A, As, 26.
Circular. zen. free Of charEs BY addressng either
Or 70 @OOD, EDDY CO., 81 Loals Missouri.
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Atkinson's Partisan Tooth Paste Ar
rests Decay Of Teeth and oeanses them thoroughly. At
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
TrrspAy- June I2-GP p. N.

TUTsDAy- June 12--6 y. N.
The steamer North Star arrived this afternoon
with the California gold remittance Of Nav 20.
amounting to 81 ,2s5 Isl. About 100000 IN gold
goes nom this city 10 Boston tonight 20 be
shipped by the Arabia tomorrow. Tho exchange
market closed with better demand for sterling.
proceeding, apparently, from the Havana houses.
The rates. however, are about the same. the prin.
opal transactions being at 1906 net. Francs re.
main dun and unchanged. Money is as abundant
a. ever. The receipts at the Sub Treasury to-day
were fils,5la; from customs. Sc 600; payments
Hoi is2; balance, ,62l ,2ls.
On tie Stock Exchange to-day there wss an &C
tive business in The Western railway shares, ac.
conpahied ny decline IN prices, in which mos. Of
the list participated g. a greater or less extent
The leading stock Of The day was Calcna and Chca.
20, vlIch opened at ga. and declined to e3l Of
, rs, f'cGd, and 10 6S az the afternoon sessisn.
70, Ter the influence Of TIE uafavorab,e reporl
n last weeks traffic, which VIC published
rs n orning. Il closed a, oS bid, AGAINST CO. b.d
" TIC close yesterday. The other Western roads
ed with Galena. Illinois Central foIi OF
me per cent from yesterdays price. closing a. g.
o2L Chioarc. Burlington aud Quincy Is ! per
entlowcr: Chicsgo and Rock Island, I; Michigan
,entrsl, I: Southern guaranteed. 4; and ToIcdo
Few York Centras opened of 81 and fell en- TO ca
n the afternoon wika fewer aalss ,hln usual. Ire
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Ssroners' Ipqaeats.

cE4ECsp WIN ByAnNG BIS hOIMBR TO Dam An 10
que,i -As ned sBcncvue Hospital yesterday upon tht
bod, Of WOMAN named Mary orone, rho Was beat 10
d,s;h al her resseaoe, No ts weit street, under Tue
following circumstances Nary CIone, daughter o, de
q, aRed dsVos,d ihs, the family resided q. S winsU
street; f1Cs1sy MS n, last IA yard Cromie
snd comrebced 70 sbtFe hs n.o,oer Tor 5liing Der
(saSy) sone nrrs picviSusy deceased tod Edward 70
be Eat, Frockrg her down upon the oor scr deceased
va Gown her sor ttsmpcc hcr face ani breasts ~hsn
ceceastd roec ner again attacked her and attempted
70 iarele her, eeceIrg tai tne haa ved long enough
ana ht nc would k hcr che the eitnss s) OF
!, let,se hsF moer, but was unable TO DO So aud che
then sought for 40 officer, bu, unable 10 fad
Edward ttu ran away, AMI has not been sea
sIee; deceased IVES removed 10 the 3cnovoe Hoipisi
k0teft Comle, hubbard o. deceased, stated TIA. his
ste wife q very Incorporate habis and OF very
hrt enper ne knew nothing OF The manrer In ~hish she
a Of the bssy showed extensive ' malls o. SIo
leroe upon the lace, ehss,, bress1 AMI neck.
urpsr separated from ss'srhment- DEAN In toe
ofanfn OF Tho physician, rssnhed from srhyxs by
iusrsuliu.n, cau'ed BY Tie formation q eio o. bisoi
eject that uccs asd came - her death ny "vocnc,
ec.vca ~ Tie hands OF her son, Edusrt Crcmic" Re
G Astd was 80 yssss OF age and native Of lescd The
accused ElEafd cTonie about IS years Of age, ,ri
sailor ~ OCCUPATION He has been miss NJ since ,he
tstsrt Was rerpe;lsscd.
Fncmurp To nElrH coroner schirner hell an m.
qrcsi upon the body Of william A. weoihouse, who disd
r 9rszos, Tcxat from brain fever brought on BIZ fright
~hich se prodnoet by the Cortinas instruction The
body vas nToeshi TO this city N Of the Galveston
pst,ia arc forwarded ceseascds native place IN tina
slst Tor burial.
BESsp ~ DrArH --cahsrise Murray, chit sbout tao
years II age whose parents resie a. IL Cherry street.,
tiei yesterday In the New York Hoepsl from burns re
ceivcd cr the sunday previous Cororer Schirnor held
an nqussi 10 ihs case, snsn appeared that dsccssed
mother vM % very iniempefsle hsbts 90 Sunday
evening ihc woman much ttoxics'ed, ana BY No
set Gre % her clr,hins. ami toe fsnes com
nun Gated 20 the clothing q the child Tho jury
"a The usual verdict lie mother OF deo,asei vAs
terc slv brrct and r not sciei 10 survive