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, 1875-10-09

:srttiat Ui1n1fth to Ths Chle1Ge Iyt1rsn..
EurrALo, F. T., Oct. 8,-Tom Wright eailor
Who shipped on board tho schooner Michigan Mt
Chicago, Was Bhnt on board Of tho vessel here
slis morning by tho Cafta,u. Thomas 4. Eurhe.
Having been discharged lor home cantc, words
eMsued. and tbs tnAn Iusbel UPON the CAPTAIN a.
it to strike, when tile latter fired tho r1,ot TAX
ing effect in tho nRn's Abdnneu, and Will prove
fatal. Tbs Captain is up'ler arrost.
, 1875-10-09
FErEAfIhHIcts

0TTAwA, Ont. Get. B.-The nuns new small
rox hospital on Lanly Hill Was destroyed by
% iuccndiary ate last uight. Two unsueeenrfol
attsmuts hui previously been made to blow up
the building, .
porTssr1IE. pn.. Oct. S.-An attempt was
made this morning to bur,t the William pcnn
Celllerr at Shonaudoab. 1'cforo it was e1tir-
pnlsllcd SAW mill attached to tia coll.nIy wa4
dtatr1ycd
, 1875-10-09

ET1rfal LAtIatth % Ihe Chicago TTi5u0<,
MONTICELLO. ILL.,. Oct. "a train-tuhn namc1
Frost, on tho Chicago L raducah Isoad, fell from
lis engine two days nro as,a rolled ioxa between
1t and tho station platform, and lay tioro wkie
long train rnll by hltn. us WIS bruised ut, nul
solne bones iu bis hand wero broken OF torn out.
, 1875-10-09

Eptcsdt DtSsatch " 5|ac Chttd1t IriDun'-
ALros. ILL.,, Oct. s,-JoAn j. Scott, who was
shot by William l. 1riEgsby On tho fairgrounds
nj Edwardsvil'o On Guesdny last. died ,his n1or,-
ing at 10 o'clock from tho effects OF tho wound.
The Sheriff arrested GrEgsbf today, md hs Is
now in Jail.
, 1875-10-09

.sptsidi NI,Eatth 70 Tia CAleago 7ftounf
NAyEkps,s7. la.. Qst. e.-1hs board Of IHAdo,
ut thoir Ecsslon THIS evening, agrcod 10 hold
daily ssasluus Of tho loArd ios tha bsneds OF
gra!n.a.A!ets, to e9mpenco On Monday, she 18th
mat.
, 1875-10-09

SrAc1sl UsRafsh to iht chEdle fTtoHf.
IHplAxApulIs, Tud., OCT. 1.--Lsst esehl'K tue
Indiana banking COMPANY r.ceisei telegram
from tbs Manager OF tho Hank Of Iraslsh North
AmerinA. located in Nav York Cty, with lnstroc"
lions to arrest any pessoa presenting circular
letter OF credit Numbered hgber than l6l. THIS
, 1875-10-09

------ TVI IT. Uf PHAV|TY.
HFteaf htpa:"A ta Ia LHs:u1o Tr,bunt.
EAST HAnifAw, Oct, S.-A hurtibe outrage,
and which will prubably fceu. fatally, nan com.
mtted upon attA. AnnIs II. Forrest at Bay Eity,
Abont nilniel.t liant night rho ~aH aHa1:cncd hy
something dropping Gil iicF nose, r,anttng q
lutnshE re'ha.los,. 1a:ease agony toIlnw-
ri, and a pilyarian propnuura1 it ne,s. L. IN
supposed it utU inteuicd sor git1 wllu reyitiet1
In thu family and mad been tn tho habit Of 1co;,-
ing will 1lts FurrcAt, but was ahsrut l1us night.
And against vfIom sotnn grudEo was halt
No cleN Ia tho ,ot .etra.nss.
The outrage is surpassed to lavo trcn cotn-
u,itted by II 5nau whp hhs hecn i,tesl b: Eir1
wLu lived md slept with atrA. Forrest.
, 1875-10-09

Fptcfdt Dlxpatth 10 TIE Fh.raao 7ribune.
pEonia. ILL.,. Oct B.-Dan McAllisrer. the mur-
dercr Of Joseph Eadcs succeeded III obtaining
change OF vcuuo to sfaaon County to-day. Ills
case will probably cone up thore Mt tho lltst
term Of court, third day.
, 1875-10-09
SUPPOSED eANK RoeeER ARRESTED.

SUPPOSED BANK Ro6aER AE6ESTE0.
ClSctssArI, Oct. 8.-Tho Commercials Hunt
iugtou County. ". Vs., special says tho officers
Of tho Huntington Uank bave brought to that
placo and imprisoned J. uobb, who MAS arrested
IN FeutTass County, Tenn. On him WeFU found
! p,stnl belonging 10 ths bank ana II, Saa HI
m66uey, The lattar Was wrapped IN = biooay
sh.st.sieaye. supposed to haTo belonged 10 'essa
Jpucs.
, 1875-10-09

LITTLE ROCK, Oct. "a Or. Tooto WAS shot
and killed By gsoccrr-kseper named noge, .
few miles below the city. in pcraonal difficulty
last night. Hoge gaYo himself up
, 1875-10-09
ATTEMPTED FfllctCE.

1spftd3 U;abdEfN % THs tHltd9d 7TteHHFs
6r. Louis, No.. Oct. 8.-Aunle Laura Hays, \
young lady residing At 1900 Olive street. in This
city, sxote out = warrant In the Criminal Court
this moruing agalnst hos father. john .. Hays, q
weil-lnown citizen Of St. Louis, whom shu
chasges With attempted murder. Tho fashor
waa committed to tue County jail this afternoon.
lie alleges that his ofsnse. il be coulmtsed nl.y
occurred wlllo uo was ot, drunken spre0, Rui
that hs Ind no iutcution of haraling hia dsugh~
ter. Tho mother OF the gsf! states that yestar-
day Afternoon Hays beca,.in ve1ed at bin daugA'
Ter, and .lsew = revolver GU Aor. thrcatcning TO
sloot. Hlo ran up ata.rs aud ha fred, the bullet
bu.yiug itself Ia tl.e ccilIuy over the stairway.
, 1875-10-09

Capture OF SUSPECTED HUHGEHEH.
New YonE, Oct. 6.-The police think they
hare captured the murderer OF JaElos II. Noe,
bat are very re.icout about 1t. Their captive
has been recognized rs tho man Who pawncd
Noes witch IN brooklyn tito day aftor the
murder
, 1875-10-09

bank statement,
49, .--. .-
TREASURER MAckEY. or PENNSYLVANIA.
HAHlslspIud, "a, Oct a.-IAo state Treasury
Investigation to-day deyeloped tho following: u.
a. N.nrar f.l,ief Ctcrk of tho Auli.or-G Gonerri's
non.-..,s,, f,r ,,;no .,,r, nr;or T., n.v IN;
uopa1' 'n'eas 4ot n'ne ee'e pi'o. ~ a'"'' 1',p' -,
testified that tho missing vouchers u y. II.
Wnltets doccaact!, late Superintendent Of Public
orn,,,da for -, tl,o had boon rerntsr]y t,Ied.
H. oonI.i ~ srrr,,,, tor ,tolr d;.onne.,oucc
49, ~ eou'o ''o< ae.'"a' ~ as
lhero WAS no means Of aSeertalnlhs 10 WON u
for what purchases tho Inoncy Was pail to VAL
tcrY, oscops by tho production o! The vouchers.
Walter. wns IN the h.bi. OF drawing
A" wa" ,.....,' !, .,,,p
money "''a'a. p'''el!'ns ''u.A'.o w 90 4oi ''I
kcoror ot the Into banking iirn Of Stephan
Cia,k4on & Co, of Lancaster, produccA tho
,,ooIu ~ tb., arr, onI tastif,e, t,.t between
80, .,.n ..'.,' $50 .,..,..;,,1,, Jr,-a,+
April, 1868 ana april. l5!3' depo5lsssf dnsseh'
State TEoasurers with thc trm, ranging rom
$500 to a4o.o ut Tins, aggregated SO, ,ls..
III. nttnntiop x,s c,l,c,, Il, an outEy OF May l.
.o-n s.,to,-.. ,.1sl, ,,r,,r, on, lms, n.i3
lsm ~ ,',tatst aoooS i. h. In m,nfnscd his
t.upnss - st"sast ~ ,atny;t Int ,Tas told by
WE ioE Intes.ns a ~ anpuss hsI .a1 II, him nit
esep!hao !has Y, AZ. nteheS .n.,,a" aa of 1amrastcr
~ o"eu -. :" n,,l. s, ~ 49, .,tt .,I Hthnmnu mi
so!e .s1S ara ~. ~ III nsvit lie fSIocm,
nntuefca 10 pay H. anu aa ua1 ~. Il h1 n,crs I'm
nEe" =. .a .o, ~ st.ts irsasu1otb for d.
me1neess q the Hsnn III n'ssv ssss. ~ IN hnnl
Eoslh usnoI tnAu 'AU ,r,,n,s. having tes,
.ea upoa s,t sun nynsnt NV pouetsure, tlualy de-
f!Inod to an,ws. ,.t nm thu antnr,,y Of ,i.a
arnn., ," ns - xs', Ia encrted, lilo following was
, 1875-10-09

CAN 1uIHF BNWN 577IHCIEs
MONTREAL. Cau,, Oct "A true bill has bcel
found against 1ionorc Colt. the late mannger Of
tho Jacques Cartier Dapk, for making fsso
bank Ytatcmapt,
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EOR WIN.

THE SCHOOL BUILDING APPaoPRuA-
TIoH.-Of the s5o,st5 appropriated by Con-
Rress TO continue work on the new George
town school building. S20.0oo was disburset
last week under the supervision OF General
Eaton, commissioner of education. This
morey was all paid to Mr.. 8. 8. Hunt. the
contractor, to be used in paying aeceptanceS
by the board of school trustees to thai
amount for material furnished. Accent
ances 10 the amount OF about $40 stin re-
main unpaid. The next pay ment will be to
The contractors for heating the building.
tMessrs. BaSshOne Il Co. of Baltimore and
70 r. Carstep, contractor for frescoing The
nrst bill amounts to $3.50 and the second To
SEQ. Other disbursements will follow as
idSt as the bllis are prepared and approved.
Mr.: JOHN q ADAMS, well-known citi-
zen oil Georgetown. died yesterday morning
Oh consumption. at his residence on West
street Mr. Adams was for several years n
clerk in the Treasury Department and had
youth; His funeral will take place on Tues
day afternoon.
The DEADLOCK IN THE COAL TRADE is
Ieit Dy all classes OF people in this city,
ana There is much destitution occasioned
thereby.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arriyed bv the river
steamer George II. Stout, from PhiIadelphia,
consigned To G. +. Hyde, with general mer
cnandlse Tor District merchants; schooner
Chas. Is. McShain. from PHILADELPHIA. w IN
railroad iron for Washington and Geor se-
Town LOW haliroad company; schooner An lie
WheatIey Bros, and schooner Edward Lee
from Aqua Creek, with lumber for same
nrm; schooner Kitty Ann. with 500 bush
els OF wheat. for Hartley X Bro. By the
canal, boat 7. e. Wheeler. with wool for
Mayfleld Il H. istOn: boat Wheeler & Rarron
with Loco bushels of wheat and 20o bushels
OF oats, for Hartley ( Bro, and 20OO bushels
OF corn for III. NJ Talbot
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BsIsINcsE, April Is-yirgtnia sixe-. ,A.,..s
North Carclins, fixes, cid, 81 do, new. TO- a.,
special tan, bid today,
,o s %aai%s is asnl ' ra. sa and weak
and western saper 2.sa 80, DO. extra. saS Y. do
.issS IS do rio brands. ss 20 CO 10 ,sm; siS,rs'
Whss, frnl-Ne. western amber, rs No do, !,
MARYLAND red; 2:al IS; do amber is,si 6: do To-
LIZ. Corn-W cs,ern strong Nd eNsi,ad sSn, No.
9nle5-son,hern Whit. ssaso; southern yellow.
=; western white, 72a73. western MIXED 70. i've
hmImsT: ll"S l Eay dali Penns, Mania aud
PORK p s Bulk meats su Ss's and ana T mS,T
n, uideTs ~; cl,ar rib sides. IN Tor car Loads
shoulaers, ga; clear rib sides, Igaais Hsms. i,s.a
a. a., lard, Iehnsd' 10 Bnrer steady-geod g rSfra
new Petroleum dun and nominal. q. a5s. Ca,ie,
fMrsi .I1 t. PRIME Rio carsccs, I'ais
y! Money Gold, NJ, Exchange, Ioas, as. .hSri,
, NEW foRk, April z Flour firm. WHEAT a sh de-
LcSDoS. April u. 1850 p m.-Erie RAILWAY. g..
&.s; do. preferred, 57As.
and prices have declrrd frsc. iarZm,SlIin. IN
,ahds, .5tad middnE orleans, I'd. sa'es. T., 40
Ssnon to arrive 10 cheaper. Corn, Sac vi a3s 81
quot. ntc. a! q fr1rds fs cenii~s dispatches
LIVERPOOL April II, I ~ p. m.-Corn. Is ass "a
bacon. SIS per cwt. FOR fhort clear middle. Lard.
6s per cwt Tallow 4os "a per cwt
LIVERPOOL, April y, IS . ma cotton Mid,lling
hIlands and midGling ORLEANS. sisaSl.h
L. on, April u, <r m.-The rate Of discount;
IN the open marke' Tor three months balls j. B. p.r
g NJ which l. per cent. below the Rank Of
6fsSnd rate Tine sIaonnt Of bullion gone in;a tha
bahh q fneiaLd on balance TO-DAY il e. ua
faiIs dispatches quote rcntes at 63 francs IS cen
tines.
eSa93ls for tn account, So iOr "'oie''
LitERfooL; AIril u, ? m;-Cosan-of the
quiet.
fHIADEIPHlA. Arril l2.-Beef cattle rather dun,
prices steady $50 arr iNed aud sold-ENtra Peau-
sSlyania and western steers, 4a74 fair 10 good do
la; cumm"n, $40 pr pound; gross 20 quality
sheep rather hTmer-n 90 head sold At lar Der
pound; gross n - condition Hogs hirher-a an
head sold ut 8 l3s g Is - per Ido pounds net.
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A l. + X A N DRIA.

THE F1sHERY.-The receipts of fresh fish
slEce noou yesterday, reported at Fishtowu II
ine same hOur to-day. were 20 Goo herrings
winch sold at from Sli TO SIG so per Thousand:
500 shad, which sold at from Sli 10 Sl5. ii
p. hundred, and 1 GOO punches of other sorts
OF hsh, The rock and perch among which sold
AT from 10 10 10 cents q bunch. Among the
receipts was a cargo from BGdd's ferry and
stump Neck, containing among other sorts
OF hsh l6,os5 herring-the whole load the re-
suit OF one days distinguishing for S27O Th,,
stern-WheeI steamer Arlington carried 3.I01
shad- the catch of IS gill nets to washington
this morning, whence they sold at siI.50 To
S14 per hundred. "
AN IMPoSTER has been engaged i'm collect
ing iunds in Pennsylvania with which to en-
dow colOred school in this city He saws
The city has agreed 10 furnish the lot ard
buildings, provided the requisite amount of
money be collected 10 keep the school i'm
operation. The authorities of the town i'm
which he IL to lecture next Tuesday night
have been telegraphed 10, and informed that
he is swiUdler.
LIGHT HoUSES.-AmOng the new light
houses that are to be built are one ON
Thomas Point shoal, in the Chesapeake,
ihIee day-beacOns in the Potomac river. and
a three-pile light on Port Tobacco fats. AT or
rear Matthias Point, in the Potomac
Gazette, ION.
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The street lamps will be lignted tonight
NJ IIS O'Clock y. m. and extinguished al am.
The mem beTS Of the Mairigal Society are
directed tn a notice elsewhere.
The Marine band leit this city on Saturday
in the u. & steamer Tal!apoOSa for Boston
Ga take part in the Battle Of Lexington ceie-
sTatiOn on the 18th instant.
Great demand for seats at Congregational
Church tonight TO witness spelling match
between Calvary BAPTIST and Congregational
Sunday Schools.
o. TIE Spelling Bee NJ the Unitarian Ch urch
Tonight will have some extra features of
attraction amongst which will be recital. ons
by the accomplished Miss Ware.
Subscriptions to the stock OF the Capitol,
North and South Washington Street Rail-
road Company To the extent of over % per
cert. OF the whole amount have been made
Ten cOlOret converts TO the RehobOth Blp-
fist Church We're baptised by immersion In
the Eastern Branch at BuzZarl Point YES
seTday. Rev. Henry Baylor officiating. The
scene was W itneSSe,i by about . 900 spectators
We have from Ellis n Co. pubIisheTs-twO
sacred guartettes, 'Neni-' reatOr Spiritus"
and "O Mi Deus'-aTranged from Beethoven
and ShubeTs, by Anton GlOetzwer, professor
Of music, Georgetown College.
The u. g steamer Fortune. which was
recently on duty at Key West. and was
ordered tO rspOri at the Washington navy
yard, - to De inspected by the Board of
Health on her arrival here. until which in
spectiOD there Will be- no communication be-
tween those on board and the people on
shore.
Money advanced persons by the jefferson
SOtttf'ttINe bullOinS ASSOCIATION u re-
turned one one hundred twentieth part
monthly. This, with other liberal and
equitable advantages, makes IL a most
desirable institution from which 10 obtain
money To settle oil loans. h " homes, or use
IN business See advertisement.
The contract for cleaning the alleys OF
Washington and Georgetown was placed in
good hands when IL was awarded TO Mr.
GeOT@e J. Sheriff. With his characteristic
enterprise he Put large force at work this
morning. and isdOing this work, so essential
40 the health of the community, rapidly and
thoroughly.
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rs-"A popular as well as humiliatinr on
Iertainment," is what the Lehigh Valley
Times calls the busy spelling bee.
nF-lt is reported from Estella that the car
ilsts shot eight Allonist prisoners on the Tth
II st. in reprisal for Carlists assassinate naar
Tafalla. ''-
" Frederick Maxwell and Miss Corinne
i,unwoody were drowned in a mill pond on
Saturday near Augusta, Ga, by the capsiz-
ing OF boat caused by striking a snag The
bodies were recovered
~ Those two Kentucky lady hotel clerks
are winning concentrations daily. They
possess no single characteristic of the males
tnelr profession save the one feature of
parting their hair in the Iaiddle.-.Y. LoIs
Republican.
b The death is announced OF Henry
Clapp. jr., of fhe Saturday Press and VANITY
falr m New York. and once well known az
n brilliant dramatic critic and head of a
literary circle of New York styled .'The b.
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A IIyFLY DAY ~ THE DIVORCE MAR
KET--TO-dsy three applications for divorce
were Fled Ia the clerks Office in the City
Hall:
Mr.. i. JeSup Miller fled a bill for Anna
Berger against Charles ii. Berger. These
parties W -~e L.aT~iCd here March 9Th. 1s73
BY Rev. G. J.. II. IL. and the defendant i,
charged with abandoning her within fiy
days thereafter, and going, as She is in
formed. tn Iowa.
G.SsTs. Darlington and Darlington fled a
bill in the name Of Cornelia A. Gray against
Edward r. +. Gray. The plaintiff sets forth
that they were married December ". Is;S by
Rev. Tlghlman Jackson; that they lived to-
gether for two years. She charges that he
locked her up: threatened her with bodily
harm; that he Is a habitual drunkard and
has frequently committed adultery.
Charlotte +. Ray. the female colOred al
torney. filed a bill fOr Martha Cooling agt.
David Cooling. The petition sets forth that
they were married ON May II. 1Ss5S. by Rev.
j. II. Brooks; that defendant ill-treate,l her
MP TO March, lsI2; that in August. 1871, he
broke up bedStead. compelling her TO lie
On the floor, that he went down stairs and
got an axe with which he threatened 20 break
her neck.
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htoO,f niseaseS

The blood being the source from which o,,r
systems are built up and from which we de
rive our mental as well as physical capabili-
Ties, how important that IL should be kent
pure. III 1T contains vile fostering poisons All
organic functions are weakened thereby
setting upon important organs as the lungs
liver or kidneys, the effect is most disastro1S
Hehce III behoveS every one TO keen their
blood IN perfectly healthy condition and
more especially does this apply at this par
tlcular season of the year than at any other.
no matter wGat the exciting cause NAV be
the real cause OF a large prOportion of ali
diseases is bad blood. Now DR.. Pierce does
NOT wish 10 place his Golden Medical Dis
covery in. the catalogue of quack patent
noStrums by recommending il TO cure every
disease, nor does he recommend it, on the
contrary there are hundreds of diseases thar
he acknowledges ii will not cure: but what
lac does claim is this. that there is but one
lor1.i OF Ofcod disease that it Will not cure and
,lia1 9l ss rs cancer. He does not recon-
mend his discovery for that disease, vet he
KNOWS III TO he the most searching bIooi
cleanser yet discovered, and that IN will free
me Glood ana system OF all other known
DloOd pOlsOns, De they animal, vegetable or
mineral. The Golden Discovery is ,c0yTanteri
by him TO cure the worst forms of skin
Diseases, also all forms of Blotches Pimples
and EruptiOns, all all Giandular SWeIlinps
and the worst form of Scrofulous and JJIcer,
ated Sores OF the Neck, Legs or other narts
and all ScrOfulOus Diseases of the Bones. n
w nlte evenings, Fever Sores. Hip Joint and
spinal Diseases, all of which belongs TO Scrof-
ulOuS diseases.
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE CURED.
ND "; GRoVB STATION, Ia, July Il, 1872.
Deor 81: My wife first became lame nine
years ago Swellings would appear and dis
appear on her hip, and she was gradually be-
coming reduced, and her whole system rot
Ten with disease. In 1871 a swelling broke on
her mp d1scharglng large quantities, and
since THAT time there are several openings
nave mad i've doctors at an expense OF Sl25,
VINO say nothing will do any good but a sur
gical operation.
July 10th, 1873, he writes thus: My wife has
certainly received a great benefit from the
use of your Discovery, for she was not able
TO get of the bed and was not expected to
live week when she commenced using IL, a
year ago. She has been doing most OF her
work for over six months. Has used twenty
bottles and still using il. Her recovery is
considered as almost a miracle, and we at
tribute 1t all TO the use OF your valuable
medicine. can cheerfully recommend it as
q blood purifier and strength restorer.
j. NJ. ROBINSON
Discovery is sold by druggists. eoAk
GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
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THE COURTS
SPECIAL TERA-ynt9e Wy,ie.


To-day, Hamilton agt. Hamilton; orr - for
con- mission. Willetts agt Lyles; de, for
delivery Of possession. Burn ag' WhittIe-
Cant; orJsr dsmissing bill -iibn nSon NIL az,
dice. Childs agt. Tucker; .c,sr Of refsra3ce
to auditor. Smith agt ,hiids ct Al: order
overriding exceptions, Minor agt. Minor;
order appointing g'.artiian adj litem. lent
ner a2t Elliott; 1ecree annuIIing deed. Webb
Ell al. agt. "a.iiach ct al; decree making in
lunctlon Perpetual. Robinson ct al art De-
ANY ct a.; decree pro confesso, and order of
hngs; decree appointing trastee 10 sell.
POLICE CoURT-Jtd1e S,,el
To-day, Joseph King, forfeited collateral.
obstructing the sidewalk at Center market:
s5-appealed. John Schaab. forfeited collat-
sral. Agnes Eedway, proiane; -: John
COtsell, forfeited collateral. David Redway,
profanity; So. John King, same; 50. John
Marshall, forfeited collateral. Henry Cole,
throwing stones; so. William Roach and
Michael Connell, loud and bOisterous; IS.
VIM Simms, trespaSsing on a park; as John
+. Barr, forfeited collateral. ROb't Ricketts,,
Thomas Taggart, IS each for loud and bos-
ferrous conduct George Jeffries, loud and
bolsterous; S.. John Brown and VIM Roach,
loud ard boisterOus; 50 each. Frank Garrett,
disturbing Georgetown; s5 VIM. Saunders
profane; 50. John Kotzel, charged with
keeping open his restaurant on Sunday; sel
Buck Butler, cClOred, charged with carryin ?
razor; $50 Henry Smith, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct. He was caught last
HI OIiC vi ttf1tS OI BarTu1n : circus.
IN he act OF committing a namelesS offence
$50. Lewis Wayman, 50 for Swearii z Kate
Mullen, prOtane; SIS. Eliza Lancaster. loud
and bOisterOus; as. Geo. Matthews, same;
50. JOhn Malone and John Roach loud and
bClsterous; IS each. Isaiah Ingersoil drunk
and disOrderly; 50. John Roach assault and
battery ON James McRae; $40 and COSTS
FIRED AT BURGLAR.
montgomery Agge, colored boy. was
cfarged with breaking aud entering the resi-
dence OF John Schwartz, who testified tina.
he heard noise in the house about 3 O'Clock
on Sunday morning, and went down s;airs
where he heard some one stepping around in
the room in the dark. and he iwitnessl fired
four shots at the intruder who. it turned out
was Agge, but failed to hit him. Agga es-
capped from the house but Officer Harlow
caught him; grand jury.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lewis Waymuth, assault and battery on
barton Fisher; IS and costs. Charles Ma
horny, assault and battery on Frank
thompson, a special officer; six month in
JAIL; also, assault and battery on Thomas
thompson; six months ia jail. Charles Ma
norny, larceny Of shawl from Fanny
Graham; Mahorny find $50 and costs or
sixty days in Jail. Martha Atkins and
Henry Atkins, charged with an affray: IS
each. George Devlin and George Scarr,
ARRAY; s. each.
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Winfer-KiIInh

When plants are wilted by the frost. we
say they are winter killed. The phrase NAV
DE as correctly applied to thousands of hui
man beings who die every winter of neglect
ed diseases of the throat and lungs. Suffer
ers from coughs and colds, if you would make
out delay to IIdIeS Honey OF Ho1ehotoaf and
Tar That unequaled and agreea BILE prapa-
ration will relieve you Immediately, obviate
an Danger, and effect, with astonishing rap
idity. complete cure
Pthe's IOoth- a che UrOIlS-C ,nre in one m nnfa
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BAD ENDING OF DIVINITY STUDENT
The CarrO,itOn (Miss.) Conservative saws: A
young negro man named Perry Diggs about
twenty years old, has been going to school
IN WInona, preparing for the ministry A
few Sundays ago he preached his first ser
mon, which was very favOrably received; q
few days after he stole horse and attempt-
ed TO sell him at Walden. Mayor Hirsh had
him sent to Jail at CaTolton; on the way he
attempted TO escape from his guard Mr.
Beall who shot him four times and we learn
that he died this week of the wounds
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IN SPITE of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamcl'd and thin.
They VIII never break down,
Nor turn yellow or brown,
II the SozOdont's daily brushed in.

AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS. 81 have boon
using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives M new
VIgor, buoyancy of spirits elasticity of mus
Gle" Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston. will
send, Tree, pamphlet of 81 pages, contain
ing a lull account of this remarkable medi
cine, 10 any one sending them their address
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EXECUTION OF WIFE MURDFRER-Pat-
rick O'Shea, who stabbed his wife on March
Ia, 1874 from the effects of which she died ii We
Gays later, was hanged I'm the Jail yard 10 St
Louis yesterday. He made q speech ON the
gallows, in which, while admitting that he
cut his wife, he insisted that his act was not
Willful, and that he did not commit murder
de charged two witnesses with swearing
falsely against him, and said the prosecuting
attorney and the Judge did not give him a
fair trial.