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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
GENERAL NEWS.

General Walker, Superintendent
of Census, has informed the Marshal
of South Ohio, that two women APP
pointed Assistant Marshals by him
are ineligible and cannot be accepted
by the Department.
Philadelphia still suffers from the
"Iselapsing Fever"
A Convention was held at Charles
ton, South Carolina, last week, to
take measures to encourage the in
PRODUCTION Of Chinese labor "where
it can be used to advantage"
The amount Of the reduction of
taxes as proposed by the bill intro
duced i'm the Senate by Mr.. Sherman
is in the aggseGas g1s @ 1915 go Sn Ths
|hiied spirfts, fernt<ntcd Hquors,
tobacco and gas, on income at a rate
Of 3 per cent.
OMAHA, May 7.--Gen. Sheridan
and staff passed here to-day, going
West.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Passengers
from San Francisco arrived this FORE
noon i'm six days and twenty-three
hours, the quickest time yet made
across the continent.
Adelina Patti, the great Soprano,
has sung 100000 worth SO far this
season, and got the money. Her
husband doubtless thinks thaA
singing bird in the hand IL worth
two in the bush.
WAsHiNGroN, May 6.--Returns
from the annual list Of incomes and
special tax from thirty-six Districts,
generally small ones, show as COM
pared with 1869, an increase OF
$84, 900.
Gov. Palmer Of Illinois has issued
q proclamation Offering 81 600 reward
for the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who recently rescued a man
named Ramsey n ,ar Hennepin, ILL.,,
from the custody Of the officers and
hung him.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 6.--The most
destructive fire that ever occurred In
Quincy commenced at l2l this morn
ing In the heart Of the city, and ragged
three hours with unabated fury,
burning Is houses, including the
Herald printing establishment, which
was splendid four story building.
It originated in DR.. RalstOn's dwell
ing on Main street, and rapidly
spread northeast, consuming the
block and endangering the Quincy
House and Talson block. A heavy
gale prevailed ut the time and the
whole city was endangered. The
loss is estimated at 500, 900. Insur-
ance covers $S8, $50.
An attempt was made to organize
a "White Mans Convention" at
Dover, Delaware, last week but 1t all
fizzled out.
An item has lately been going the
rounds of the papers, to the effect
that girl in Minnesota, only eleven
years old, had become a mother.
The editor Of the Minneapolis Trib-
une now vouches for the statement.
It was q case of seduction.
Miss Susan =. Anthony returns to
the East and reports that the "Dem-
ocrats of the West favor Woman
Suffrage and the Republicans sneer
at It," Bosh, Miss Anthony.
There was q terrible gale at Omaha
last Thursday and Friday. nights,
which damaged several churches and
other buildings considerably. And
on Friday night two large buildings
in Kansas City were blown down. !.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

IUsTAV EBERHART bas the pleasure
\I of announcing that he has opened Full
New Stock Of Watches, Jewelry, &C., on the
North eide Of the Public square, next door 70
north west corner, Knoxville. Having had IL
years' experience as a Matchmaker In swift
srland and u. erica, wou I'd respectfully solicit
s sh are ofpatr mage. Satisfaction gusrsO teed
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Latest News.
FROM Yesterdays DAILIEB.

FROM Yesterdays DAILIES..
Gold 1.145.
In Chicago market, day before yes
terday, wheat excited and higher,
sales ranging from 80 cents to $l.O2;
corn firmer and higher, sales from 80
to 944 cents, according to quality;
cattle firmer, range $5.37A to 1915;
hogs active and shade higher, $500
to 1910.
In st. Louis market, same day,
wheat higher, outside prices S5 cents
to 81 80; corn unsettled and dropping,
$l.H to $l.2O. No quotations on
hogs or cattle.
Macfarland, who killed Richardson
in New York City, was acquitted
day before yesterday. Thereupon
the crowd got up considerable of a
sensation.
The big Mace-Allen prize fight
came of at New Orleans Tuesday.
Tremendous crowd and excitement.
Allen was whipped. And now bottle
the brutes ought to break stone in
States prison few years.
The Funding bill Is reported as.
virtually dead.
The ship Sunbeam az B0ston,
was burned on the Pacific ocean
March 3lst. Nine Of her crew lost;
the rest all saved.
During the election in France day.
before yesterday there were several,
riots in Paris, but no. serious result.
Returns Of election not yet received. !.
A terrible railroad accident, near I.
I4uxemburg, Europe, last Monday.
Twenty lives lpsts.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Gibson House.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the
Neal House properly, would respect
fully announce that he hiss entirely RENTED
and rsfarnishsd IT, asa Nsst-elass Hotel,
whore he will spare NO ease sr expense for
the accommodation Of the Public. The very
best Of statiipg furnished.
~ Near northwss corner Public squass,
Knoxville. IL. hOLLSh.
yuvy. 1859. ~ Il
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Millinery.

AIRS. M. A. WANBAUGH would respect
lvI fully annou oe that she has just returDe
from Chicago with q good Assortment OF tho
Latest and Best Styles Of Millinery F'ncy
Goods, which are now open At her residence
nm Chnrcb 81. near Christian Chu rch, Knox.
willie. Dressmaking aud all Milliner Work
done to order N4- Agent for Finkie Lyon
Improved Sowing Machines. (3,43tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

IN D. YOUNG would respectfully ipform
II. the citizens of Marion Comfy that be
las opened Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street. west Of the fremont Honse. up stairs,
In the room formerly occupied by the Repsbi-
eas OMee, whore he viii have on hand all
kinds Of Furniture, and Ccfhns Of oil sises,
vhich he will sell Low for Cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
]. Curtis.

UYATCHMAKER.s and JEWELER, and
w Dealer Ia Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
speetacles, Goggles and Toys Having in
creased facilities for doing ell kinds OF work
ia nv Line, I am sbls to give Entire Salts
fsctioa. All work Warranted Being Ag'Dt
for Prof. j. Kaufmsn's Achromatic Speeta-
eies. An prepNrsd to suit all conditions Of
sight.
Southwest corner of Public Square. Knox
,,Iaa Iowa. 2,39tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
q. e. Conwell,

DEALER in.B Btovss, Tinwars, Shelf and
IL Heavy Hardware, ResPsrs, Movers and
A grieulturai Implements generally. Agent
for M. W. wsrren's Patent Atmosphsrie Port
asls Soda Fountain. Old Stand, east side
Souass. Knoxsills. l,zn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
IOWA NEWS.

Grafton at the Soldiers Reunion.
A Lodge of the knights of Pythias
was organized in Keokuk last week.
In the list Of officers elected we notice
the names of several prominent citi-
zens of that burgh. The Gate CITY
says the Order seems to be increasing
rapidly throughout the country.
Peter Ramey, a lad of II years,
was killed by lightning on the Sd
inst, while plowing in a field near
Des Moines. We learn from the
Register.
The United States District Court at
Dubuque sentenced Il. II. DOutrich,
the sWindling pension agent in Car
roll County, to pay fine OF 81 600
and serve six years at hard labor In
the penitentiary.
Des Moines is having "high old
divorce case," the parties being rath-
er well up in society there. The
Register publishes the evidence,
column after column, for which there
may be iustifying circumstances not
The Abba Union comes out In the
most emphatic manner for Governor
Stone for Congress.
It appears that John +. Tracy, OF
the C. II. !. & p. Railroad, has OBJ
tanned control Of the Northwestern
Road. This absorption of the greater
by the less, New York paper COM
pares to "Jonah swallowing the
whale"
The Local Finance Committee for
the Soldiers Reunion proposes to
make thorough canvass Of Polk
County, to gather contributions OF
money, provisions and produce, for
the Reunion.
A Nursery man in johnson County
has burned 10000 trees that he had
expected to sell this Spring. They
were killed by the frost; 30 says the
Republican.
The Patriot Of the 4th inst. says
that during the week ending with
the previous Friday, 2l7 white
topped wagons of movers passed
through the Square at Charlton.
Dubuque was damaged $4,000
worth by the recent great flood on
the Mississippi.
The applicants for the naval cadet
shjps in'the Third District are to be
examined at Charles City on the 18th
inst, by board Of six County Super
intendents, among whom Is Miss
Julia G. Addington.
Special to the Register.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, May o.
The new Congregational Church
now being erected on the corner OF
Wall and Center streets, was blown
down and totally destroyed early
this morning. The loss Is estimated
at between twenty-eight and thirty
thousand dollars, on which there was
no insurance. Several other smaller
losses were sustained in the city.
Miss Matte M. Griffith, Of Mt.
Pleasant, the noted lady Lecturer,
has gone and got married. We
therefore suppose that her future
lectures will bs "curtain lectures.
The complaint about evergreens
dy ing out this season seems to be
shared elsewhere besides In Knox
vile, The Register speaks for Des
Moihes about 1t, and thinks that the
warmth 81 February, followed by
the cold Of March, caused the mis-
chief.
Gen. G. NJ. Dodge has obtained
from Congress an appropriation OF
5000 10 reimburse him FOR 2 judg-
ment rendered against him by civil
courts fofhls seizipg Of certain horses
IN the army. IS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Marion County Bank,

KNOXVILLE, IOWA Paid up csPitsl
IL 4ss,o0O. Gold, Silver. 0oversmsnt ssd
other esesyities bought End sold. Interest
allowed on time deposits. Special attssti'n .
given to Celisctions. Open from A. =. TO
{ r. u. except Sundays.
&TOCKHOLDERS:
I'M. CatheaFt Lsrksn Wnens'
Il BeIIsmv. Robert Crosisss
J.B. Netfsrt, Jas y. os@pe,
S,shan Msreh. T. L. MeCosneek,
J.I Nsei, O.. Wright,
y. B WoodvuG Ryo.
O. P. WsloRr. Cask'S. LAsKIu " nIcDS, F'vsSs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Wilder & w eidner,

HOMEOPATHIC Physicians 4 Surgeons.
III Office il Carruthers' building, southwest
corner Public Square-up stairs-Knoxvilie.
Having had Is years experience in tho prsc-
tioe Of Homeopathy. think am prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to ell who favsr me
vith their patronage. l,lu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
1llereantile, dbe GRADES ST.


DRALER in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c.,
and Manufacturer Of Doors, Sash, and
Blinds. Chicago Farm Pumps for sale All
D rices lsW. South west cor. Square, knoxv'ile.
Branch Yard at Otley. S4Ou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
y. H.srONs. B.AYRss. ~ cuHTs'
Stone. Avres & Curtis,

A TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Real ks-
IA tate Agents, Knoxville and Pella, Ma
9ion County, lows.
will a. end to all business entrusted to their
ears, In Marion and adjoining Countiss. viii
practice in the State and Federal Courts LII
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
G.. L. Collins.

A TTnRNEY At LAW. Once north side
n Public square, Knoxville will also
i ettend to Collections, and Buying and Selling
Land 323 II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
DR.. G. F. Garretson,

DENTIST Office over Kinne's Store,
IL southeast corner Public Square, Knox.
willie, Iowa. 1871
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

ArOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Ciaim
IN Issurance and General Agent. once 10
A5sssa Voter Once, Knoxville. Iowa. busnos,
e.trusted to his caro- will be promptly and
satisfsctorily attended to. lou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Professional.

J. r. Duncan, n. D..
vvYTLL DEVOTE his entire attention to
w the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
OiRes south side of Public Square, near the
aNnth east corner. AaA"
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JorrINGS IBOUT Town.


Tie defalcation or Mr.. Albert J, Allingham does
does not AZ working OF the LIST ana "a COOpcra'
live Building Associations.
found IN n gutter Fort'th street. Park avenue,
Yesterday. It's throat was cut.
The race ~ the new Yachts Madeleine and Tidal
Wave rom Nvack This city yesterday, resulted In
tno victory VI the Madalene.
The steamer Pleasant Valley" built TO run he
this city and Fort lce' made a satisfactory trial
trlp Yesterday. She cost $4,000,
The schooner D. II. Everett arrived from navana
last night Daring the passage Daniel MoTlt seaman,
nom 81, johns, was washed overheard,
The Ninth Anniversary Of Howard Mission aud
Homo tor iltte Wanderers ~ announced lur tuesday
evening MAY 49, IN tho Academy OF Mnse.
The 81 90 piano, preso ntcd by the Bradbury Piano
COMPANY TO the Shctegng Arms" VIII I've sIld NJ
aucpn Tins evening az the air progress al Lht
Thirty seventh Regiment Armory.
The Twelfth iecimcnt turned ont in It's new uni
form ~ their Inspection lAtt evening, The attire h
very uuch Ike thut OI The seventy Lrsl, OOl. WMd
reyiewed the corps.
Margaret Doyle, arcd 81, was taken to her home
No a Cherry street late Tuesday night In state
Of bea'ty !LioNcNlon, At O'Clock yesterday morn
ing she was found dead
About 10 O'Clock last evening tio wall Of the
tenement houses 81 $40, and 3iS East Twenty th!rd
le IN, ana the building generally settled causing great
con8terDat!o !on among the tenants
The Engiuecrs' Protective Associatlon mot las I
evening, and determined Inst the employment OF IN
conpttnt engineers tho principal cause OF 30
boiler explosions committee was appointed 70 wall
the hhyor 10 rqaest thgt pracila engh0ols alone
should bo p!seed on thu Examining Board
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TIE INDIAN VAR.
Gen. s.anley's Report to Gen. sherid

Gen. Staniey's Report 90 Gen. Sheridan.
CncAoo, April 97.-To-day Gen. Sheridan re-
ceived lotter from Gen. stanloT, commanding Fort
Suy, Dakota, dated April Q. He says for week
previous the Indians on the Cheyenne reservation
had been very insolent and there strong ndi-
cations that they would soon break ont into open
hostiiities. Tbere were 800 lodges OF Sioux at or
Fort suly of which 500 CHE Brules) hostile
TO the whites.
They offer all sorts OF insoence 20 the Indian
agent at that point, dancing dances before lis
headquarters, aud exhibiting scalps OF white men
and women tey have murdered. They are lod by
Rod Leaf the Indian who led the attack at the Fort
Phil ksaruoy massacre They bave ordered two
Kettle and Foot bands across the Missouri river
those bands being friendly to the whites. Most Of
the employees Of the agency have left through fright
Gen, Stnnles Il firmly convinced That there can be
no Teaoe aud no living the hostile Sioux until
they are soundly thrushod. There Is constant fear
for the fate Of the agencies on the Cheyenne resef
vation.
Gen Sheridan is Of the opinion that he can get the
upper hand Of the Brules. being horoughY acauaint
ed with all their modes OF living and lighting. The
Fourteenth and Seventeenth Infantry win pass
through this city TO morrow morning route 10 tie
scene OF dnicutias. Gen. Sheridan and several
members OF his staG will go Nest next week to per
sonally survey the situation.
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PERSONAL INTELLIG ENCE.

Mr. Max Maretzek arrived yesterday on the
China.
The Rev. Father Doane, of Newark, sailed Tor
Rome yesterday,
Among the passengers WHO sailed for Liverpool
on the Russia yesterday were Lady dudley, George Pea.
body Russell, and Ole Bun.
Angel Santa Anna, son OF tho ex.Dicta'or wss
brought to Puebla the l;k and wall be tried there
with other political prisoners
Inspector Waling's brother las turned IN. He
on tn to the Jnrses bit whether he WAS 6truca
by Jersey lightning or no, has not transpred-
The Hon. James Brooks is romOdelling bis Fifth
avenue residence on q very expensive scale. The
decoration of his libiarS alone VIII cost tislVO'
The more or less honorable Tom Fields says that
hi brother AssCmbympn Iltuiohn T. no motc 10 nm
than demjohn. But the question Is whether he Is rs
much.
Judge Bosworth was elected yesterday President
~ tho Board o. Health, vice ~ w. Mhhlrlc ics,Eneu
Ic judge ann uuccd uten on to resi- IN should tAc
cutcs become too HrluoUs Tor hl.a.
Tie pot ular California actresses, Ohvia and Rosa
Rand wAOfc long and tucCe.s'ul chLage-be4l 70 low
diawng 70 cicc nrc 20 he Ne recipients Of eonp,i,
GmSn'"'' GSy '0''' '''''"' - '' '''' '' - ''''
Tho Iron press aays that Miss Thorp, of Madison,
We h. tho youue ady who A. to be yekyd M with Ole
BWl. she accompanies her fam( TO kusope soon, =.
while in horwnc iueY are 20 hc TIE gues Of the Nd
dnus bovine, ~ which tnn1 the teaA VIII be mAohtd,
Among the rgsec' gers who arrived yesterday by
Iii, brig Nic on sierra Inonc, west coast oi Africa,
wrs ~ Rev. James NJ Priest, who for twenty yseYrn
yeas has been missionary 10 the colony OF Liberia
and now returns attend the sbytoran Conference
soon 10 assemble ~ TINS Gty,
The Journals OF Cincinnati are laughing at Mr.. s
N Pike, the great whiskey man, They say he hrs OF
fered to BAHIA IN Cmonanli mghty hotel aud operI
house, 10 cJtt COMPLETE TWO millions ot dollars, pro
Vdcd the people of O,nolassu ~ould give HIN two
nUci to sivo MI. rtso tor IaporintSudins the on
cIAuoh
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JUDGE D0WLIYG's q'RIUMpu.

How he Fixed tho Tliui- of thr Ycrn- De-
mocrncy What wu- Discovered in tho
City Tax Lcvy-Judae DowIinT again nc
the Head Of the Special Sessions.
The happicst man in town yesterday was the
rouiai Jud-e Downing. Tie opened Court early, ana
WIS Immediately surrounded by u host Of friends
Early in the morning. tho following clause was dls
covered In the city tax lcvy passed by the Losis-
lature;
city and COUNTY of New YORK tha HEREAFTER ia hea 9s
those two Police Justices OF the ctty OF New Iots whs
shall be designated for that purpose nv the Mayor q
sad city. under his hand aud scat within thity lays
after the pnssrge Of thts act WhercnDon they shall w
holding said Court exclusively possess all the POWERS
also the power TO adopt Court rules, and 20 appons
And nt pleasure remove oil CLERKS, strnographcrS and
other oicc Of SAID Court. ln the OF vacancy
the Mayor shall Immediately In like manner aforcsstd
any disability OF either Of me two Poicc Just "a
hold Court n shatl be legal for the ether to hold
while tuch disability continues. al proysioaS OF law
inconsistent herewith sre repeated"
1t tius appears that the Legislature has lnwit-
tingly repealed Its own art II has done away with
Judge DowlinG's Court Of Special Sessions. and Nc
redsiahllsrcd IL. II has thrown out OF an i'm
portant ofice OF the most efficient aud onnscion-
tious Judges who h1yc gracel the bener OF New
York citv and by subsequent action place u In the
power Of the Mayor to reapPont huI. There csa
ment Of the community, and within the thirty Gays
allowed by the act again place upon The bench In the
Court Of Special Sessions Honest Joe Duwhng, and
his associate Justice Shandley, whomsoeyor 10
his judgment his Honor may deem most suitable Tor
the place.
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IN EYGLEWOoD MYSTERY.

Will Murder Out "a Man Found near En-
Eieweod win bis Throat Cst-The Vigil
iants amer the Supposed Murderer.
On the evening Of the l4th inst. party Of
ladies and gentlemen, who were walking seross the
meadows on tie Hackensack side OF Rnslewood,
N. J., heard cries proceeding from a distance, As II
from one In distress. Indeed, some OF tho party
nncied that they heard
oRIEs OF HELP HkLPil
As the appeal soon ceased, tire party thought no
more OF the circumstance, and proceeded home
ward
On Friday evening the mystery OF the cries was
explained. A workman returning to Eaglewood,
just at dusk. saw lying in the wet part OF the
meadow, near the Peck creek, but either throagh
timidity, or because he wss hurryinx homewsrd,
did not approach him. Rising esriy the next morn
ing and suspeotns some foul play he revisited the
spot, and forbd to his horror that the man he had
seen was dead and 80 far docomrosed IS TO be an
recognizable He was lying on his side, bis throat
cut nom ear 20 ear with Horrible gash which had
almost severed the ho0d from the trunk
Mr.. Squire Miller OF En.lewood was at once In
formed OF the flair and took chprre OF toe body
MIR. Miller, who Is Coroner for the district, at nrsl
attributed the death to suicide, but whom the news
Of tile finding OF the body spread through the town,
members OF the party who had heard TIE cries Tor
help on the 18th instant came orNard aud testified
20 the fact, which made the case assume a much
darker appearance.
The corpse was that OF a man saw 30 years Of are.
He was well dressed, and lis attire showed but
little disarraRgement. valuable Dreastpin was
found on his shirt 'front.' and In one OF his vest pock
cts were " cents In currency and pennies. HIS
pocket handkerchies was marked MOTIFS, but
the Christian name faint as to be il,egible.
Mr. Squire Muller impahellod Jury and ad-
journed the inquest until Tuesday next, in order to
allow OF the collection OF evidence by tie Englo~oOd
Vigilance Committee, which II busily ut work.
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THE CHAMPION BURGLAR.

He is Wanted In the Quaker City for
100000 Bond Robberry-He Prefers
New York Ciemeney TO Pennsylvania
Justice.
The notorious burglar Ellis was nrraigned be-
fore Justice Coz, in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning, upon a charge OF burglary
preferred by Simon Migai, OF q East Fifteenth
street. The burglary was committed on the s7th of
last January. He was charged with stealing
$4,000 worth OF jewelry in this city. Kills
was apprehended by ave Of Pinkerton's de-
tectives from PhiiadelpLia afer a desperate
struggle on Wednesday afternoon, upon the
charge OF attempting to steal 100000 worth Of Sc
curities from a banking house In Philadelphia.
requisition from the Governor Of Pennsylvania
signed by Gov. Holman, was presented to Justice
Cox who decided to hold Ellis the charge OF
barglary. Mr.. Migal made his complaint, accusing
Ellis with the theft OF $4,000 worth OF jewery. Ellis
pleaded guilty, stating he would sooner a term
ih this State than in Pennsylyania lie was com
mittod and bail refused When Kills was taken
down 10 Prison his Counsel served on the keepers,
hessrs smith and Carmah writ OF hd6eds corpus to
produce Ellis before Judge Brady at the Supreme
Court Chain3ers this morning At 10 O'clock.
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NEW JERS Ely.

Tie Athletes OF Newark viii play picked nino
to-day.
Toe Paterson and Newark R'iiroad viii be o2cnol
on Monday next.
An advertiser IN the New J'rsey stan tara wants
an oVipatous hen
The Resolutes Yesterday defeated tho Atlnntics,
(both OF Ehga3oih), a5toA
Coroner Burns eSOneTp'es Bernard IOngstrCct
from ali hlame IN the drowning OF NJ son Lewis,
Alvah H. Rose who recently cloped irom Newark
with two married women, Was arrested IN newark yes
terday,
In pircoU nEtcA for $500 Yesterday near Trenton,
Nj. ItE PAHe OF NOW NorE. defeated "Oid Alan" Car
son Oi I'm |ad"lphiA
In CArt.t Cburch. Elizabeth, last evening, Miss
iIrrcl Mayo dirghtc~ 0i TIE lta ffwNrl g. Mayo 4
,,ichmoud Va aud niece Of the atU Can Minhel
FcofI t. s. A., VIA married 70 4, H. I!ch.Ids, Lvq,
OF fbilado pha.
The trnerni of Csrtaln Hoxan'er (of ihc lannon's
rssiaeaCe is / cvon,h Strot. lioboNeH lnrg. auen
dance ot mntaN aud eva eocsotI1r was ptsvnt aud
nsmerous col Conrse OF caizens. Tie Tcnaits were ia
tered IN Grove ChuIcA CeDieiAiv- Union uih.