, 1874-09-15
Summit, and expired shortly. Kimbnll naa
alQut III snura old aud In una u fntnilx

Summit Sum-, 4 and expired shortly. KimbAll wal
-Dill A1cGulro. q loghnsport rough. aaanultot
Policeman J. Bllaflor Sunday night with tlondl,
Intent, but before accomplishing i,fa pnrpost
aesistance arrived and Mc1uire ilol, but va,
Of assault with intent to kill.
Tho Ninteenth Indiana Regiment gives III
fifth annual reunion to oil soltliora commencing
ut Richmond. Ind, yeBtorday. salntos VI artil:
lory grootad oaoh train bearing gncatA to tho ro.
with a banquet at tho Huntington nouso to.
night. Tho attendance promises to 10 large.
David Tompleton. Of New Castle. shot him.
aoif yesterday morning with fftio while fabor.
ing under t;s temporary a. OF insanity. Tempe.
died In foW minutes.
Invitations hnvo boon sent to Cons Grant
and sherman to stop OF horo and yisit tho Ex-
position at 1nd,anaapolia, on their way to st.
l'rosidont TINT ho will do thia, spending, Ii Ia
thought, eithor Thursday or Friday OF tic last
weok,
Tho grand parade Of the indianapolis Expo
etlon Will certainly como OF on Thnraday. Tho
Grand Marshal rop0itH all tho arrangements
progressing hnoly, 4 public meeting ID to DO
leld Tonight to further the demonstration.
A man named Fred 7. Tam WAS garrotod and
robbed on Broadway, near Eighth Htroet, Ut.
aAa! oHAuH} A4k4tt U$ *I!4u0 AtAoAl Mu0
his silver watch and S4.50 in money.
--Thoro ls Aonlo complaint anong tho citizeuB
Of st. Paul that Of tho NUMEROUS thfovoH known
to be IN the city for tho past woek the police
liavo detoctcd sud arrested not onc but sought
to coysr their inctlcionoy by eoncoang tho
number aud cxtens Of tito robberics nightly oc-
curing.
-Doi,nia MCCARTHY, residing on Fort street,
st. Paul. tn jumping from q wagon Yesterday,
carght hfa coat upon tho wagon, aud foil OH Ills
fn1H fFi,a hnrpnu ri nftH rnrpn6 him fHr
100 yards boforo thoy could be stuppod. His In
i,1roa AFRO 30 SERIOUS that futa result is fonrad.
THO Grand jury at VI. Paul Is still engaged
on h1cllrath's case, and have summoned uum-
ber Of lumbertnot na Witnesses.
Capt starkoy, representing tho Doard Of
Public Works Of st. Paul, llaH gone to milwaukee,
mud Chicago to study tho soworage system in
On account Of Judge Halls ill-hoaltl,, ro-
cess was taken iu tho st, Paul Common ploas
Court till Oct. 30, as recommended BY tho Bar.
"a burglar waa caught at St. Paul yesterday
afternoon In tho act Of taking money and goosia
from tho 1ooms Of ". T. Rogers, On Bridge
Square. md delivered to tho police.
8faj. d. B. Braokott, of TT. Paul, is recovering
from thu effects Of tho Bnnstroke ha roroiyed Of,
tho fair grounds Last wook.
An attempt was nado to obstrucs tho Lako
Superior Railroad track, mics beyond White
Bear, Sunday night, by laying logs over it. An
track, with slight damage to tho engine.
The Minnesota State spiritusf Association
closod ite annual meeting at Minneapolis, Bun
day, BY tho election Of oflcors. Tho p1eaidant
IT, n y Jenkins, ct Fa1niqgton; seorctary, George
was the prominent man Of their meetings,
Randolph Wirth, for highway. robbery, VAS
sentenced 1t Minneapolis, batufdAy to geyen
years' imprisonment at hard labor.
From WinonR comes an unconfrmed re-
port Of tho discovery Of s plot by sixteen mon
tn fiEch and rnh thn ~ Wfnnna +
et. Petsr Railroad, u the hg woods vest OF
JAnesville, Waseca County. Thirteon Of tho
gang are reported azzested. The plot Ia said to
have boon autographed by ono OF the gang to tho
At MT, Pleasant, Sunday. Willie Wheeler, an
8-yaar-old sou Of tho Rev. DR.. Wheeler, was
Killed BY large, wheel falling upon him, which
crushed his bend.
Tho S,xteenth Annual Fair Of Dos Moines
County co1nncnces Ut Burlington City to-day,
Tho total amount of premilma reaches S7,000.
The prospects aro good for fiue diBpfay. Thero
will 10 several good trots and races, tho largoHt
purao being 81, 500.
been favored with thrao days rain-Btorm. and
there arc prospcets Of moro. This will greatly
benefit tho potato crop In particular. and yego-
tation generally. II this storm had not como
tho potato crop would probably hnyc boon fall
e~A sAsA%t f"A"oN Nh %sAe e"@sos
Sunday morning the store Of A. P. Stewart,
prominent dry goods establishment In Toledo,
was found to navo been brokon open during thu
night, and silks to tho amount Of S266O or
5000 stolen. The robbers gained acooss
through rear grating, aud did their work very
deliberately and elfectually. No Clue exists as
to tho rerpetrators
Tho etrngency in the corn marketie pinching
aoveral firms severely, aud two failures Of small
firms aro ANNOUNCED.
-drifr Henry. Of ironton, was out riding in
Russell, across tho river, from lronton, with his
wife and another lady, Sunday night, when tho
buggy nuaot aHd ha was thrown OUT striking gu
his head ana receiving such iniurea that his
recovery is very doubtful.
For. refusing to serve beer On Sunday to
somo drunken roughs, Theodore K1iest,
Of lronton, was 30 beaten as to
conano him to his bed.
WISCONSIN.
Hu-es entered tho residence Of Mrs, George
F. Wright, OF Oshkosh, Sunday morning, through
window, and wero met by Mrs. Wright, a lady
80 Years old, who bravely flled a largo pitohor
with l.niment md stnaslod it over the head Of
tue thief. He fell inaonaible and wns carried of
" h's companions. About 4 quart Of blood was
found on tho promiHes next morning, but no
[urtler signs OF tho burglars
NEBRASKA.
Aid ia bolng rapidly sout to tue committees
lnu by thoni forwarded to the needy districts.
Much IL yet needed. Coy. Furnaa l,aa trnnBfer-
cd to the Committee in Omaha $500 Of tho $500
contributed by Gerrt Smith.
Tho Treasurer Of Washington County hns
eviel on pMascnger coach Of tho Omaha .E
Northwestern 1iallruRd Company, at Norman, to
Iatisfy claim of about 98, 600 delinquent taxos.
Borrowed cars arc now used by tho Company to
'xevont another levy.
H,HHrs TNrrrA&1e.