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, 1873-07-22

Review OF the Money, Stock, bond,
Gold, mud Produce Markets.
Special Dtspateh to 9hs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, July 21.-Tho attempt to corner
Eric lB failure Tho stock was active to-day, but
tluctuating from cox to 65, and finally closed at
621. Othor stocks were steady In tho morning,
but there was 4 slight general decline. Ihoro
was no particular iutorest excopt III Eric.
Pacific Mail fell OF from 39a4 to 39H Western
Union, H.
PRODUCE,
State and Western flour and wheat are very
firm, without material change, but with good
sales. Corn was shado tirmer, with sales Of
$4,000 bushels at BIO to 67o for Western mixed.
Oats steady.
, 1873-07-22

An 1r.ccst Cnsc".T1,o Catholic HcneVo"
lcnt tSociety-~County Taxation.

1cMt SocietY-~COuIlty Taxation.
Special Dispatch to 7he CAteago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. July 21.-Tho mnn mentioned
in these dispatches yesterday as bolng guilty OF
incest with hia daughter, was arrested to-dny.
His namo is Kintzal, German. Ho waived an
examination and is committed for trial, giving
bonds for bis appearance. Tho charge appears
to bo vol founded. A similar case to that above
referred to ia rumorod to exist, in tho saulo
neghborlood, aud undergoing enquiry. These
double oaHps OF incest arc cauaiDg great cxclto-
ment.
A dispute has arisen in the Catholic Bonoyo-
lent Society hore, which involves tho right Of
tho Society to oxpol such OF its members aa arc
not Catholics. Au injunction hns been issued
by tho District Court ouioining tho assumed OK
orciao Of this right, and anking that IN indict-
ment Of tho constitution Of tho Society atl-
mitting aud assuming this right should bo
declared null and void, for roasons given
In detail, but which amount to this
TINT the e1erciso Of ouch m assumption on tho
part OF the Society is violation Of tho rights Of
citizcnB. For to be practical Catholic, aB un~
dorBtood by tho Society,". and Of tho authorities
Of tho Church, the members could not Bond their
children to tho public schools Tho case e1citoa
great interest, az it involves serious aud impor
fant questions, and will elsewhere IS well aa
hore.
Tho assessed value of property In Dubuque
County for tho taxation Of 1878 iB 99,l4 ,G25.
This is nbont 40 por cont Of tho roal value Of tho
property assonHod and docs not include much
po1donal property or Government bonds.
, 1873-07-22
Fatal Hur-roorn ARRAY.

svenx an a.a1 e Ga sya1a q
Ralph Ord, in Camden, on the Monongahola
River, near MokeoBport, which will probably
result in tho death OF John Caughtry. 8 coal
minor, employed in RishorH coal works. It mp
pears that Caughsry was In Ord's tavern in COM
together, two brothors, Thomas aud Oliver aib.
son, camo in. Thomaa Gibson struck Caughtry
and folIed him to tho floor, aud while lying pros
tEate jumped on his broant aoyaral times, o1uah-
bowels, and brulsing Ais head. Caughtry is still
living, but his death Is 1nonlontarily expected,
Tllo ARRAY caused considerable excitomout in
the noighborhood. and vigorous effort is being
made to aeouro tho arrest ct tho aeaailantB,
, 1873-07-22

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. JOSEPH, No.. July 21.-rho harvest in this
quarter has boon saved. aud tho yield OF wheat
is larger than over before known. Tho weather
IL remarkably favorable for agrioulturists,
M1NNEApoL1a, Mlnn., July 21.-A gentleman
who has arrived In this city aays some Of thu
farmers there commenced cutting thor spring
whoat tllis morning. Tho reapers nro at work
today In few folds near Minneapolis. IhB
ia spring wheat. Doforo tho lat Of August hnr~
vcBting will bo undor full hoal all over tile Stato,
The yield promises to DO extraordinary.
.,s 5ny a NoFb 5'RGas HaS fo noas nfa
favorable though the groator portion Of Missia~
slppi IL suffering for want Of rain.
, 1873-07-22
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JULY %, 1878.

Rosin, pino tar, and coal woro burned by orders
OF tho board Of Health, 10 TINT ono could fool
tho lloat all over tho place, but in spite Of all
provontlvoa and science, for ton days tho plague
night, could hear tho nolnes Of funerals. You
cannot understand to whnt oxtremitios tho citi-
xens and families lnyo boon drivon. Medical MD
was insufficient. Tho doctors conld not be at
all plaeos ut oil times, aud many havo died who
might havo boen saved had It boon possible to
l,Avo treated thom tho instant tho diaoaao camo
upon thorn. Yot the physicians havo all acted
horoioally with single exception, whose 1eny-
Ing with his family has oxcitod storm OF indlg-
nation. But up till to-day. 10 had worked hard.
roBt, and boon busy in going from house to
house, for oyory dwelling almost lad ita cholera
patients. Scarcely a business houao WIS open
to-day tho stroots were. deaottod, tho baiks
closed, and tho depot throngod with citizena
nconE for their livoH from tho city. I tblnk at
least Zoo persons haSe loft to-day aiono. People
living In tho lowor land, or fats, and who hnyo
been unable to 1cayo, have, romoyod to
storo-rooms and WarohollaoH whore they are
living, and hoping to o9capG tue ), disease: New M
liof is that tho disoaae has ronohod Its height {;
Mt leaBt tho symptoms Of tho now patients arc
reported aB less violont and much mildor thau
those Of two days ago..
IN thoro is seemingly no raason for this inlotion
Of tho peBtilonce. Tho town has had tho repu-
tuition Of being as healthy as Evansville,
aud one Of tho most hoalthy in Southern
Indiana. Tho adjoining tracts aro not
swampy, and tho bluH on which a
part Of tho city ia built ia tho high
ost botweon Evansville and Cairo. somo attrib-
uto 1t to tho uao OF gell-wator; put overy house
las cistorn, from which tho water for cooking
and drinking il obtained. aud the wator Of wc!a
Was probably used hero less eyon than In other
placeH.
From the ST. Paul Pioneer, JHly 10.
It sppoara thare hare boom five fatal caaos ol
cholera in tho northern portion Of KandiyoAi
County. Tho disease made itsappoaranco among
a party Of emigrnnts, but recently arrived, md
WHO wero living in oyor-crowded quarters aad
extreme filth. -Four Of tho immigrants died, the
afth fatal caae being that OF an ola scttlcr.
Tho city mortality list for tho week just
closed shows Oh increase Of 90 ovor tho previous
weok-tho number being 2o1 against 241. Chol.
era appears for tho first time in the record II
deaths being attributed to TINT diBoase, IS to
aummer-complaint, aud 60 to cholera morbus'
Fifty por cont OF tho deaths were among children
under 10 years OF age.
, 1873-07-22

WASHINGTON, July 21.-On Tuesday for tho
Gulf States, falling barometer, rising tompora-
turo, aouthcasterly winds, and partly cloudy
woathoE, With continued rain On the Eastern Gulf
coaat. For the South Atlantic States, southeast
Middle Atlantic States, southezly winds, highc1
temperature, and occasional local storms. For
the Middle and Eastern States, northwesterly
winds, and cloar or partly clear weather. For
tho Lower Lakes and Ohio Valley, southwest to
cloudiness, and falling barometer. For tho Upper
1akos and Northwest, falling barometer, higher
temperature, increasing south and east .wil,ds.
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, aud in tha
Northwest local storms.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage Of Wator, With
changes in tho twenty-four hours ending ! p.
m,, July Al, 1873:
, 1873-07-22

San FnANc1Bco, July 2l.-A fatal acedont CO.
CURED at tue Mason atreot excavation to-day.
A rock Weighing over ton fell from tho bank
crushing Antlrew Cummings ton shapoloBs maas,
aud fatally iuJuring John Galaghor.
Mayor A1yorl rooovod letter tonight flom
Philadelphia stating that tho Mayor Of that city,
members Of tho Council, aud heads Of depart
monta to tho number Of thirty-1yo will leayo for
this city July 40.
Tho Democratic County Committee tonight
adopted strong resolutions against tho policy of
granting BubBldioa to railroads; also ggalnst
Chinese Immigration,
, 1873-07-22
MEMPHIS.

Deat1,-ScnIenco Communicated mur-
doreF Caught.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., July 2l.-Gov. Brown has
commutcd tho sentence OF Sturgeon, who WIS
sentenced to death for the murder Of johnny
Murphy, to Imprisonment for life at hard labor.
John 1aync, who murdered Joseph Lestor, In
Dyer County, Ionn., Oh 27th Of June, and es-
capped, waA captured last wook near tile Hcono Of
tho murder.
, 1873-07-22
First Nattonnl Ilanlk OF Now orrcnna,

First National Rank OF Now Orleans.
WAsM1NaToN, July 21.-Tle Recover Of tie
First National Bank OF Now Orloans has arriyotl
and reports to the Comptroller OF tho Currency
that ho has received Intelligence from Ills sole
itor In Liyorpool that tho lIouuo OF Lords has
recently decided tho last OF tho serios Of chan
cery caaos III 1a favor, THUS rocoiying some s70,-
0oo or moro to tho fund for tho general creditors
OF tho bunk,
, 1873-07-22

passenger traau OIL tho Bristol nnilroad ran into
herd Of cattle, near Bristol, and tho onginc
and ono car wore thrown from tho track. Tho
enginoor. Rufus shippeo, was killed.. Mono Of
tho passengers wese injured.
, 1873-07-22

Tho Wisconsin 1vinncbng0cs Prcpnr4
ing to Lenvo for tho West.

th& 10 LehFG 1OF &AG "e8ts
Spesia! Ditpasch II Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, July 2l.--Gen. J. III. Rusls,
who is hero today and attended the Wiunobagd
Indian Council on Thursday, says tho Winne~
bagoes will leave tho State for reservation in
Nebraska with tho moulbors OF their tribe who
went thore yoar6 ago, within ahort tlmo. Capt.
Hunt will start with 9 hundred or so this week.,
and others will follow horaafter. The Indian
be pursued, aud lo and tho Stato authoritios aso
agrool on tho compulsion Of those who decline
to loaye tho atato. Tho refusal to so OH the part
OF Homc OF the Winnobagoos IL mainly duo to tho
bad advice aud misunderstanding OF QUO Lee,
Portage lawyer.
SAN FnANc1sco, July 21.-Capt. James Burma
has captured tho laHt romnant Of tho ApacAea in
Northorn Arlzon, In Castlo Dome Mountains.
Two hundred ApacheH arc now on their way ia
Camp Verde ~ prisoners. Moro Apache raids mud
murders in Sonora arc reported yia GuayamaH.
, 1873-07-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 21.-The trial Of tho Tchborno
claimant on tho charge Of perjury waB resumed
this morning, but almost immediately one Of tho
Jurors fainted from tho hcat, md an adjourn
notlt until Tomorrow was necessary.
Thermometer IS degrees in tho shade in Lon
don and itR vicinity.
, 1873-07-22

C1rY OF MEXICO, July 1G--Via HAVANA, July
21.-The yellow fever Ia arreadiug on the Gulf
Coast The cholora has appeared IN Yera Cruz.
tho country. Tho Liberals claim tho election
Of their candidates for Judges Of tho Supreme
Court and Attorney Gonoral.
, 1873-07-22

HAVANA, July 21.-An official dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba, announces a heavy engage
ment with the insurgents. No particulars.
There iB general want Of confidence among
the merchants. Exchange and gold arc rising
daily, md tile merchants have no faith in papor
currency. a commercial crials eooms inevitable.
, 1873-07-22

Ing = Nuanian Jow, named David Adslet. pro-
prietor OF millinery establishment on Lorraine
s.reet, knocked down aud cruelty boat Ills wife,
10 injuring Aor that physicians have given up
Aef Qa4e,
, 1873-07-22
DFy Goods Failure.

CLEVELAND, O., July 2l.-rAo liabltles of n.
4. DoForest l. Sou, who failed to-day, aro ro-
ported to ho about 100000; assots not yot
known.
, 1873-07-22
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July 21.~-Tho American Oriental
Typographical corps have aailod from this port,
returning to tho United Statea.
, 1873-07-22
obituary.

CoNooap, N. H., July 21.-Ex-G Gov. Colby, OF
Nv Ilampahiro, died in this city last evening,
agod ~.
, 1873-07-22

sr s josrru ' Mo. july Thes iasg rai'roaa ' bridge
over the Missouri niYor bore, whioAwas 10 much
, 1873-07-22
FOR ElGN.
1gua1ada, Spain, Sacked and
Burned by the Carlists.
DI0re Troubles Ahead for tho New
Spanish Ministry.
Details Of the Oasaagnao-Rano Duel.

SPAIN,
MADn1p, July 21.-Tho Car1iata hayc sackod
and burned Jgunlada.
Tho Mayor Of Albocacor, in Valencia, WAS as
Hassinatcd during local Disturbance, growing
out Of IN election.
DAYoSsE, July 2t.-Tho Carlist forco which
captured Igua]ada ia updor command OF Don
MphonBo, and comprises $500 infantry, 200 cav
alry,anl throo piocou Of artillery. III consequence
Of Carliat euccesHoa, tho municipal authorities
Of Barcelona hnvo organized Committee Of
Safety, md aro arning MI mon betwoon tue agca
OF 20 md 40 yoara.
MADRID, July 21.-Tho crown Of tho Spanish
men-of~war Almauza, Yillo1ia, MondoZ, Nunoz,
and Fernando Ell Cato1ca having revolto1, tho
Government issued q proclamation declaring
thom pirates, and authorizing tloir capture md
troatmont as such by my foreign power on tho
high sons.
DccrocB hayo also boon issued dismiHslng from
tho public service Gona. Coutrerah and piorrad,
and removing from Office tho civil Governors Of
Cordoya, Murcit, pontoyeara, Leon, md Orenso.
Con. pavia las boom appointed Captain-d den-
oral OF AndaluBia and Estra1nadurn.
Tho Province Of Alicante haH declared itself m
independent Cauton.
Tho majority in tho Cortes propose to move
voto Of consuro On tho Government for de-
clariilg tho insurgont crows piratos.
It is reported that Pr1co, q monbor Of tho In
tornationa1 Society Of England, Is IN command
of one Of tho rcyolted mcn-of-Wnr.
, 1873-07-22
FRANCE.


New YonK, July 21.-Writing from Paris, July
0, correspondent eaya: "paul do CnHsaguao
has returned from his campaign in tho Luxem-
bourg country, not much the worse for bis bout
attack on tho Logitimists in tho Pays Of this
evening. CasHagnac won tho tosR for arms with
All old Louis gold coin which ho carried no1t to
hia chaplot but lost tho toss for places. md had
the sun slightly in his eyes. The two nd
with leave to advance: ICassngaac advanced
three parts Of tho distance, and then Ranc
stepped forward and the pair crossed
swords. At tho first bout cassagnao was
wounded just above his glove, but it was rocog-
fencing ensued. The seconds wished tic
combatants to rest. but Casaagnao. fearing that
luis wound might Bti1on, refused, and ho content
aloovo twice. The adversaries came to close
quarters. It was only nt tho fifth bout that
Rano was wounded dooply in tho arm, Which
scons to lluyo stopped Caaaagnao's weapon from
contidont tint hts friend would kill the 1mporial
iat hero, apant Monday at Thionyilla, aud went
to Bee Ranc directly after tho duel"
VERSAILLES, July 21.-1n the Assembly this
afternoon, Jules Favra attacked the policy Of tho
Government. Ho wanted to know why tho
Government, which punished with severity tho
insu1tera Of tho Assembly, permitted the iournalB
to insult ex-Prosident Thiers with impunity. Ho
also exposed and denounced the lllance betweCn
tho Monarchists and Bonapnrtists. After scone
Of great disorder, a vote Of confidence in tho
Government was adopted by 400 yeas to go
noos. This large majority, Oh tho eve Of re-
cess, Ia regarded as significant, and is con-
trastod with tho yoto by which the present Gov
or,ment was called into being on the 9th OF
11ay, when President Tliors was defeated by
only II votes
B1AnH1rrz, July 21.-An attempt WAS made here
yesterday to astasyinnte Marshal Serrano, wLilo
walking in tho grounds Of his villa. Tho assas'
sin has boon arrested.
, 1873-07-22

ABOVE LOW
WATER,
Htse. | Fail.

'Delow high water mark Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, obBorrer,
Room "a Major Block, Chicago.
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GONG TO LEAVE.-We regret to hear
that our clever friend, Mr.. J. @. Orr, will
leave this week, to take up his residence
permanently in Pittsburgh. Mr.. o. has
resided here quite a number Of years and
has a large circle Of warm, devoted
friends. Their best wishes will follow
him 10 bis new home. We arc informed
that he will enter the carpet tradein Pitts
burgh, having already formed connec.
ton with one of the leading houses in the
West, engaged in that business. We have
too few such citizens as Mr.. o. now, and
1t IS a source Of regret 10 SEQ them take
their departure from among US.
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To KEEP THE PEACE.-Four lads,
George Weiser Jr., William Dunaway,
Richard Bickerton and William Welser,
were arraigned before Esq. Schultz, yes.
tcrday, to answer the charge of destroy
ing property at the cooper shop OF Miller
& Bonar, in the Eighth Ward. Their
guilt was pretty clearly established, but
it being their first offence and in consid.
GRAFTON OF their youthfulness 1t was be.
lieved the ends Of justice would be met
by permitting them to pay the costs and
give security for their good behavior IN
the future. Tho costs aggregated about
twCnty.sevcn dollars which were prompt
ly paid. The three lads first named were
required to give bonds with fifty dollars
penalty each, that they wonld conduct
themselves circumSpectly the ensuing six
months; the other, that he would be a
good boy for three months or forfeit
twenty-five dollars. We guess the lesson
taught them yesterday, will be worth all
it cost. We don't expect to hear Of the
forfeiture ofany Of the bonds.
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IUII IHbITUUICUI u EEpECI1UY uESIElEU T0P N
perfect application
DR., CAGES cATARRH REMEDY

Il is the only form Of instrument yet invented
with which huid medicine can be carried kIohV1
aud perfectly applied 10 all parts Of the affected "a
sal passages, aud tho chambers or cavities com.
Inunlcatng Herewith, In which cores and ulcers
frequently exist and from which the catarrhaldiS
charge generally proceeds The want OF IuecesS
In treating Catarrh heretofore has arisen largely
from tho impoUslbll!ty Of applying remedies 10
these cavities and chambers by any Of the ordI.
nary methods. This obstacle In the way Of ef.
feeling cures s entirely overcome by the invention
Of the Douchc. Ii using this Instrument, Inc Fluid
Is carried BY lis oWn weight mo SNuing, forcing o.
pumping being requlfed,) up one noetril In full
gently flowing stream 10 the highest portion otlhc
nasal passages, passes into and thoroughly
Csall tic tubes and chambers connected Herewith,
and flows oulo The opposite noSth. ISuEe IL pleas.
ant, and go simple that child can understand
It, Full and explicit directions ae-
company each instrument. When uRed with this
inStrument, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures n.
cent attacks Of "COld in tho Head" bT
Sympto ms OF Catarrh. Frequent head
ache discharge falling into throat, sometimes pro
fuse, watery, thick mucuS, puruleut, Offensive, &C
In others dryness, dry, watery, weak or Unnamed
eyes, RtopplnGup or obstruction OF nasal paGEageS
ringing IN CGrs, deafness, hawking and coughing
10 clear throat, alterations, Icabs nom ulcer,
voice altered, nasal twAnS, Offensive breath, In
Dalred or total deprivation OF sense OF smell and
tastc, dizziness, mental depression, loss Of apps
fIto. Indigestion enlarged topSlls. tickling cough,
&e'' 1 opIya few Of these symptoms arc Likely 10
bo present in any case at ono time.
ITSr. SaRe'S Cntnrrh Remedy, when
nsed with Of. PIerce'S Nasal DonChe,
aud accompanied with the constitutional lreal.
Tnent which is recommended 10 the plmphs;
that wraps each hottie Of tho Remedy, Is o pet.
iect Fpecllc for this loathsOmc disease, and The
prncrictor otTers, in good faith, $500 rewnrd
Far n ease he can not cure. The Remedy Il mild
and p!casant TO use. containing no strong Cansl
drr"s or poisons. The Catarfh Remedy ts sod /"
A cents Dnuche OF 60 cents, by nll Drug,
cJStS. or either viii Nc ma'lCh hy pr0priciof n
scrcint Of 60 cents u. v. FgFIECE, IA. b.,
sole Proprietor. BUFFALO, y. y.
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CoURT-The only case on the
police court docket, yesterday morning,
was that Of the City o.. John Burley,
charged with discharging a pistol within
the boundaries Of the corporation. The
evidence was not clear that 1t had been
discharged Intentionally, but he was fined
five dollars and costs, on general princi.
pies, We presume, as there is an ordinance
against carrying dangerous and deadly
weapons, concealed. Tho judgment OF
the Court was right. The ordinance
should be more rigidly enIorced;-it it
were, there would not DO so many cases
of shooting in moments Of passion and ex.
element.
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Dr. s. Ford, Of the
Eighth Ward, has changed his base Of
operations, and is now located in build.
ing belonging to Mrs. Marriott, on the
northeast corner Of Fifth and Locust sts.
Dr.. F. was engaged, yesterday, in the
highly pleasant and humorous occupation
OF transferring his worldly effects to the
point above designated, and seemed to
enjoy It rs masculines usually do.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

RStAbliShed BY Congress- adopted BY the state;
aided BY the bOneVolenee Of individuals, socIo-
heS, and other institutions.
PIvc Departments Of nstruetlon-IAtSrasy,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Ing. Also q thoroughly organized Pteparatory
Department,
In charge OF large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FA1I. TERM begins September 4Lh. WMFER,
December 9TH. SPRM0, March 18th.
COMMENCEMENT, juno 10, 1873.
Total expenses rom $50 to SSSO per year. Lea
to those boarding in clubs.
Send fOr Catalogue, containing full pArtleu'
Lars, to
MoRGANToWN, ". Va, July 10, IsT3. iy9O
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DEATH FROM AroPLExY.-Mr. Ernst
Lankron, an old and respected citizen Of
the Eighth Ward, died yesterday from
apoplexy. The deceased was first at
tackled Sunday, and during the succeed
ing day, experienced several additional
strokes. Following each other in such
rapid succession, nature gave way under
the repeated attacks-his death occurring
at the time above stated.
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TnANKs.-Our time'honored friend
Jack Adams, the gentlemanly mail agent
on the Parkersburg packet, Express, en-
tered our sanctum last night about II
o'clock, bearing a splendid Jack fish
caught In tho river at slstersville. This
splendid specimen Of the finny tribe
measured 20 inches in length and weigh.
ed 8 pounds and 2 ounces. Many thanks,
Jack, for the Jack.
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SPnITUALIsM.-Mr. r. II. Winslow
Chicago, will lecture on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, March 25th and
2Gth, at Melodeon Hall. The will be a
fee at the door. Having heard this gentle.
man at Cleveland, O., We can confidently
speak of his gifts on the Spiritual Ros-
trum. Formerly a Methodist minister, and
brought out of that church by spirit pow
er, his lectures are highly interesting.
Come one and all to hear him.
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CoMPRoM1sED.-Mondsy evening,
Louise Heise was arrested and taken be.
fore EsQr. Schultz. charged with commit
ting an assault and battery on another
feminine. The matter was compromised
by the defendant paying the costs.
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THE meetings at the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city, are being still well at
tended, and the interest increases-last
night there seemed to be u very solemn
feeling among all present.-services this
evening at the usual hour, II o'clock.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER. GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CaSsimers, Vestingb &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any flrSt.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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ARARR CHANCE.-At our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatings, Vestings, suiHngs and
Underwear, all Of which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. ]. T. Lakin & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street,