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, 1875-12-22

!srsetdt Corrc3ioudeace af The Chicauo Tribune,
hlonn1a,. ILL.,. Dec. 20.-IIull's Hall was, OIL last
saturday oyonfng, tho sceno Of ono Of tho nost
dfsgraceful rows which II has been my duty to
chronicle for long time. 1t aaa on the occa-
aion OF tho performance Of tho very oxculIont
troupe Of Miss Celia Dosger. In the midst Of
the entertainment. whilo tho most pleasing part
Of tho programme was boiug rendered by the
Willis Sisters. party Of drunken rowdios. attes
having rendered tho atmosphere Ia tho hail sick
enlng with cheap tobacco.smoko and obscene
language, tuaugurated general row by assault
Ing oseIy ono noar it1onl, and going for Tho stage
particularly. lteyolvers veto freely drawn, aid
tho widest confusion reigned for . timo. For
tnnatoly, however, no serious bodily Injury was
suffered by any Of tho audience or actors. Il!ero
wero no police present, a. usual. aud no nsresls
mndo. Through tho assistance Of several of the
batter class Of gentlemen present, order WAS
Aua!ly restored, but not Until tllo whole audience
WAS thoroughly disgussod and frightened, and
many driven to Leave tho hall, the actora driyeu
from the STAGE and The audtolioo robbed Of tho
pleasure OF an amusing aud intorcatipg etstor-
talumcut,
, 1875-12-22

p1ntet1 ro that vo can. oynn In rnfilusnter, rhip
our fruit wIts1ont delay hr .danK"s of Tons l'T
frret. anil fHr rnnsu1,nhIn Crnaie!AtiHrt.
FtaiRht by e1,,rc4H iH luw a!,out ff5 por bhrr'}.
4 h,lnlf,er nf srlt1crh I,Ase Gntre II nur plan
nITtArty. Unu 1,u4 l,,l1t hlin hl,Gk.hnHEe, ni,d
mnyc1 in: l,o is MI ent"rr,sI'ls thnadEan-
seotrhnn,l. frum Chippewa Falls, WtH. Anothcr
ia fun tiiraH", -t. ficlann ~-,lnt t.o1n!utH. IN
In ~nH rn;I,oAnI tn bq m lis artiynl III JackAon-
vIl'c.-hnt our old fsictd charley, who. with his
wifi, III VOL ricnred with tn" ll.n. 1l'
1.aq purchased 81 acrne, a'l txp.ctA to
lavn ut ioa4t ~ asrcp cleared atil
planted will, nrnneotrens before In lcases
for Ehcaeu In tlln ppFing. 1fa cnid pot wr'l
70 ,ew hin Ioga, or 10 yet tho lumber aud build
ftalno. On he was In II hurry tu get Tin land
clonrcI for tho oranEe-trera. 80 In j,ht p,'lled
Tho 1mrl; iron tho logA, nfih put them up With
out IsaninK. l.ayn mol yut u iotoi or kcopor
iero: viii l,nvs n bukny gtartt'l. to hold a fnw
rsnl'lc. think next weak. \ ,naH from Albany.
n. H. haB lartini'y agreed Il, begin. and hayo
atont tac!rty rnonls ieay fur quest Tin Il month.
H. IT, NJ
, 1875-12-22

Th0npso,l's American Antecedcntx.
Nsr lerk Htra!L De. 10.
Tho latott reports from Enfope in regard to
thu 1dontlty of the man William Henry Thomp-
Mosol, at Dremarhavcn, with tic Intention Of
lowing her at southampton, England, and hay
ing her passengers blown into eternity by his
siIifHnous c1ockwoEk for exploding dynamite
after tho ship had reached mid-occan. scem to
10 well founded. That he resided in 0ormany
during tho last fcw ycars Ia shown BY tho testi-
mony OF various tourists vino met linn i'll Lalpzc
in lB7l, 1874, and 1919, mud nfsorwnsd III and
near Drcsden.
liz WAS kuown rs blockadc-funner during tho
lhto War, nj Master OF tlls steamer Old Dotn,n.
i0n,-a nstus not recognized by tho 6hipn,aBters
Association Of Now York, but vol known to tue
coast residents of tho Southern States Rs ono Of
tho bolIest vesBolB iu tho iloet between tho Ia
ha,nas aud tue Atlaatio ports Of the South.
After tho Woodruff Brothers, Capt. "Blll !"
Thompson carried the highest head aiming to
blocknlo.runung Captains. and made thu most
money by hin adventures.
4 relorcnco to the " Isocord of American and
Foreign Blipping complied By tho A!netlcan
Shipmastars' Association, dated jan. /, lS7l,
shows tho name OF William Henry Thompson,
holding certificate ~ Captain. No. 3GsJ, bus
18TH. wl,on hs name wns dropped. The Captain
xaa thsm on tho other aido Of tho water.
Yesterday morning Is,atu reporter mot an
old associate Of Tho dead Captain. and III thu
GVHs1IhAstpH Luht Gl1AuoA QUbalAeA buH !ui1ONluE
facts: ''Iiis real namo was William hing
Thompson; llo was . man about 45 yoass old
aud "ore q full rod board Ills ayes woro yery
small aud quito blue; lls tcmpotamout wAs Of
tho nervous sort, and III tllnes hs aneor wAs ter
rlblo in itH ox,'re1slon. llo soro Glnsses over
4is oyus wheuuyer saw him, and l think ho
woso them habtuai!y because lo ~ss 80 near-
sighted. ! should think, from nhat reuiombrr
Of hlB ssze that Ito wol9hai fully 275 ponnIs. I
WAS Intimately acausiuted with him during his
fnAIIanca i'll Ibipzn in the fall pf 1E7i and until
tho summon Of 1871. wAnn hu lived thero with
l,s family. Af:cr that ho moved 70 strehIa near
soon ad oas sis A. Ct afhh. him. In
said that ho was horn In Brooklyn l.. l.. l know
worry vol Of hts marriage. Hewodlo4 beautfnl
woman from Louisiana. ! think. uativs Of New
0z!oaus. Hhe ia ilstug set. and haa four chill
dreu to care for. hops that the sins Of tho
father will not fall upon their heads, for thuy
arc innocent. The Captain resided in Virginia
ttom 1s62 until 1905. and bin rapid accumulation
Of wealth by blockade spcculatsona Was worry ta-
millar to nss."
IlEunMoNp, Vs., Doc. 16.-Tboso IL = suspicion
hero this oyuni1y tlat tho man. William King
Thompson. alias ThomAbsou, ut Mosel explosion
, 1875-12-22

Tn" i'roHcriptlse Gill Pnsscd hy tho
Creek Go1lslrtI--'Cl.e !. Intilni, i'rou.
frs+" "HeHHpnpur.
>l,re'at C,rYe1,nndruee NJ TIE ch;raao 7risunt.
MCsgoHEE Creek Nation, Ind. Ter.. l)oc. H.
Tho adjourned sesslon {from aaptc1nber> of the
Crock National Council terminated its de1ibcra-
tions on Saturday, tho ljth Inst. The l'roscsp-
two llit which contemplated tho repeal Of tho
Tarrnit law in force for years past forbidI1ug
tho ci'rloytHcns of my citizen Of the United
statcs bY citHene Of tl,ia {Crcek) nation for any
purpoAe except perhaps mechanical and med.
ica1, sndor penalty Of tino Of sl01 anu coats of
prosecution. and which passed botl Houses
tkingB and WarroEs) Of Tho National Council,
III regular nnnunl session in September, waB, m
Hstusday last. pronounced unconstitutional bY
Tho Supreme Court Of tl.is nation. THO bill
mover received tho approval OF Tho lately
retired Cllief. tho Itev. Samuel Cfaooto, WHO
was Principal Chief At tho tmc Of 1t. passage.
On tha accesHion. tho 9Th Of December, of
locllor IIhrju 10 the ollleo OF Principal Ctnf
tAe hill WAS presented to him for ha eignatu,e;
but lie promptly returned 1t to TIM Council with
tic recommendation TINT |. bo modified. other
ulae 1t would NOT bo signed. Tho hill was then
stripped Of come Of 1t. Objectionable fcatnseu
aud new ones, moro liberal. Inserted, and then
II was passed; but, pon,ling tue signature Of
Chief 1inrjo. tue decision Of tho supreme Co,,r.
rendered further notion unnecessary. 1t is dus
to truth to htate that d majority Of The members
of tho (.ounriI-inclnt1pe numhor Of Inn tca,,,
49,. 3s'' ~ eAo 'e
lug alhrltR' strange to EaY~"erc III laSos ot tho
bill becoming II law as originally framed. 1t oc-
ours tn mo that It IL not inoppottnno to rnnlafs
TINT tho tiliana Of ths mud IF tho other civil
lied nat'ons ought 10 fully understand
.na' tHo LINN int plo1cf.ttlVo tenfala-
sI.at s'on-a!'agu :. a.Iees's ~ me whites-s
pa1s p ~ moot !. t"ey aF1 & W'se, theY cahhos
,'un ~. sse 'S ~ a'l oess .u.oeh.s 'Inre.a
.su.y aenaauu u. s1c.n tnc aaop!loh ., ntoaa.
@ t'nu'ai poey to"a11h o.. honest
,nn nua ,'uasous u..1uhs VI ~ M:p,nao WIZ
any ash1p e =" eaof n,,u aulao III tsia iesrltofy,
sn", l " v a. nf ~, II raa,, @
suni W ise i. tanansad VIZ ereasJ a!u .helti III
ooMTeiaop.nR Mi l.a nnIaes'aap'y licM resources
en-, n"H p,optssoiS , u tuo 1"ann an 1royIdfs -
sua na,o ~ peem ,n"oo A%ats; mets tnte1uctnd'
.; e"o W., pt.as as", " ls ssees aNtnel'-
+1Gn' Atoi VIZ IN tHet Putea!to!t " tuc!E IlhpeF
, 1875-12-22

has nerer heen heard Of sincs. 1IisAtock. which
WAS left here, sold for Iesa than a21D but r6r-
tion la1 been shipped tn Cincinnati to felt
tlous nntne, sud . portion to baltimore. Tint
ht Cincinnati was cnio1 for, but that gtnt 10
Baltimore novnr WlA claimed.
JAomAs Inn hince been regarded heIe A. \
Hmlndler. and, a. he caItel htmsrlf m ''anAIyIi-
cal and ayntt,oucal chemist" and had decided
pencl,ans for "doinH" Insurance coInp1nlos,
the iea has ntruck rovcra rsotlo tl,at 10 might
possibly bo tho dynamite fland nf tho Aiosol. i!o
first claimed 70 DO an EnRIishmsn, then at Fred
erck, Sid, but he cot1sl give no Rool o,siuers
reference In that Rtste. lie admitted that Ia
And been in nearly every CITY in tho Cuised
htxtea, with the exception Of Cincinnati, WHICH
como from tho latter city. but that he WAS ptu-
dent enough u conceal ii. IIo had with hi1n
wlnle hero handsome young woman, who lived
with him ~ Ills wife. and boy that many be.
floEed wAA Charley Noaa.
, 1875-12-22
JOURNALISTIC.
Special Dispatch IL 1hs Chicago Tr,bunf.


INDIANAPOLIS. Doc. 2l.-1ho Journal to-mor-
TOW will make tho following announcement
Tho one-third inttrrst In tho journal heid By Cn
" u Holloway has been sold aud trsnufor1el to +. H.
Aattplsle. When tho Journal was purchased ia
October last 1t was thought that Col Holloway wu4d
hs .blo to devote ceztAln po!ou Of h's tins to tls
business OF tho newspaper without Interfering With
s duties q Postmaster, but this having boon lroyea
o ID sas o1aff o du7o % liz
attents"n r. "a to his public o'sleial dasles. 4
ray IN tho tuost emphatic mau,!er that tlcrs never
were other than amicablo la.reona! and hsIu.ss
rel3tlnhh existing between himself mud COL Holloway,
and That ths fepafst!on il lnu.o With regrst for tho
los* os oHe whose largs Newspaper experiences and
nIisly hare slwsSs coinnendaI liu to the confidence
Ut As publio and tbs 1oasnalAtiu profession.
sAtclal Dispafrh 70 ms Chicago Tribune.
LAHblSa, Mich, Dec 2l.--Mr. keudRll Ket-
t1idso, formerly Ut the Mason Netos, las bought
tr. Saunders i1lteEost in the Charlotte j.tpub-
iieIH, tho political character Of which viii fe-
man ~ its name indicates, Mr, h,uuJurs
removes tu neno,t to engAKs In tho coudqt.scd
nows printing bus'ness for local papers.
, 1875-12-22
1sNfnaIifh Mifn

The Hamburg Rtfor'n, which is tho Oldest
illustrated daily pRper in the world Anu consan-
81 somo very striking castoonn. not always In
the glory Of D4tnarrk. during tho Frnnco- Ger
nnn war, haH an amusing picture in ita number
rognon who mot in Il lonely place for no goui
purpoHe. Ono says TO tho uthor, "btcaltng
wosild he very raol business it II vera not for
tho police +" SonscDsc," rcp'ies tho other
"tho police Keep down competition. II there
were no police, every b1ock!!oad would tako to
etealing.' low Ead it is to thiuk that, IN New
York, this aagacoua thief would find his logic 1t
fault. and tue competition TO breads only ill.,
CREASED By tho police,
, 1875-12-22

CHARLEHToS. y. T., Dec. 2f.-Noy. Chamber.
lain has refused tp issue commissions of Whip
per aud ex-fiov. Moses, Tho obnoxious Judges.
elect. lie sasB that ~ tho terms pf tho present
tncnmbenta Of tho Office to which tho abosa q.
named PERSONS claim 10 have been elected will
not expire until nfter another geuoral election Ut
members of tho General Assembly, tho present
General ASSEMBLY has no right TO eject their
EuccnEaQrA,
, 1875-12-22

they 'lisporned to nnother and rnnrn appropriate
1!a"o ~ crjpy tho natural profogalive of tho
citi<nn.
Among thoan who llave largo tlcporlts In tho
Rit1l"htlth Commercial Ilnan Company, Tho fnI-
lowing arc taentiuI,cl: Ma1 E,on,er, ss,idEl Alr.
hrcutztmrs.. si,tup; Mike Caacy. s291o; ".
innng, Clerk ot the Connsv Cont. e7tD Airs.
7. q. Hoffman, sstJo; Hsato's.Attornry Ehartoe
Hentl. F3, Otl0: h.1i Jnstice II. 4. kauttaAun aud
the knnuor Bro.hnrs Inrxo amounts.
~ Apteara ftnm tho nbovo statement, thu
carl. asaots of t',e bank nro abont st2jG0D. and
it IL safe 10 rnr that dVlonl OF At ioast 40 or
cent will 10 paid iu a few tJaYB
, 1875-12-22

Nof77IC-E1

T11o NtQlsercd Copetructiou youds of tbo Chjcsoo
IN, Ijuht smt Cose Cmnn.ny st.nd;nv m IN, ionss
of rsd cumpsnys in iha ioliow.nI n.,ucs. to- VT:
i, +. Atw1tsr, II. il Anthony. AIs1. brown, j. 4.
i'm" iro.n w. 1s,sir - i,,enn H. a. ml,
ill., &. 1iro,,sonN q. q nrrrstcr. Nm trawn' n 4,
iiarSes, is.es frowu. Il. \ irown .1.,i nhrs-" ~
IL i,ror<nm Il coh II T. Tas " IT, r. Ut
nh..n .tnt s,.rvcp - n I.,,b.,t + n tsoo1.s' 4 4
1,'1.u ns.,n ~ ,C r.nar % -, sue}; = =
;,elav r nsssx # ann, ria. y n y, L.
Alice Iston. i. Frsnkenih. s. il. Frremsn ri1eaty'
1ns. 7. Il nrno.t c.. II. II. 1raham d. A. G1esi,
,. + =; f.rhfon - iYom,.r 49, II ~. ~ T
= T. r. MtJ,ni n ins u - i, ~, sin
Te., - \ Esa, \, Esan !. E,,as Ha.Iu ,,, -
= II K Rxt.H II nsen' xsoaa hssn, nu"tan'
,tt :, - .n..., Mst Mnsst 49, - - u ~ ~
, 1875-12-22

fpfEH 7H8HattH u T II tN1cd93 1Fl5HW.
MONTREAL, Dec. 21.-1t 1B stated that the St,
snlpce Seminary 1ricsts havo otlerod to ecttle
tho difference between the OLA 1nlians and
themselves By paying tho Indians $4,000 II they
give up all claims to latl.B at Okla. Il gispatci,
from Ottawa says that the Government have tho
circumstances connected with the Ola India Re-
aorre nllsIer consideration. Iiley have done aud
nrc NOW dning oil i'll their POWER to mako aatis-
fActurT arrangements for this community
, 1875-12-22

Al
,Irnt, leather. tarrfARr. a1rI photograph huiIa-
in,4, pf about u nrtrB, mid 1t will vo ol uet,.ai
iuurIug fnr exhibition l"rIaacs uhout. Goeo
This IL exclusive Ut tho space occupied by thu
buildings crcctod by foroign nations, tho spyeiAi
statra. and for gonoral purpoaua connected w,tll
tho Exhibition. Thu whnlo III them viii! not ho
this work for n nuonlout WILL. tho Grcat oxhibi-
tiol,s that llayo taAon paeo in other parts Ut tho
world Tho following is ist nf exhibitions
elsewhere. with tho Bl'aco covered and tup cost
of crtctiau:
, 1875-12-22

List Of foreign nntionB tint l,nyo accepted tho
Invitation to takc part With the a!nou,ltA appso-
printed for expeil1cA, as fRr as ascestaned
, 1875-12-22

CHICAGO. BlIRLtNGr0aA QUINCY RAILROAD,
Depofs, ysp Laas-st., Ihaa"s and Si1fssatA.
end funut urI St4s<naish. Ttt&st Qflcss, 81 fiskst
dat ~
, 1875-12-22

tho t.aahier Of tho hank IsHt ovonIng. Mr..
Mayer Ind no objection 10 heing interviewer,
and readily answered nil tho questions rro.
pounded 10 him., Tho reporter, after stating
tits object Of Ills virit. ansoi llr. Mayer whether
tho statement published yesterday morning was
correct?
Mr.. Moyor-Tlo statement ia not correct. II
tho state Of DIR affairs waB a. satisfactory as
there sut forth tho bank would Layo lad 1o cauBe
to lunhe Al, assignment.
Rep0rtcr-IliGn the nRaots do not coTos tho
ltabilities
tfr, M.'T They tln not. as you Will soo by tho
following statosleAt:
Ashets-t'aall and bp,lt4. .ftan con
HlluTt-IIntc3 which rAtt 1ye rflfGctei.,., - ,UCp
Nuts secured ty real cstalu .......... oK ,Wo
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06
} MONTANA ITEMS.
[From the New North. West !

t.l
AS a matter of interest to the
many former Montanjans now in
this vicinity, we reproduce the fol.
lowing items from the above excel
lent paper: q &ElA !
In the case of the Territory VS..
Secretary Callaway, charging illegal
fees, a nolle prOsequi was entered at
the April term of the Court, and the
case will be brought up before a
future Grand jury. The various
Territorial officers have removed to
the now Capital, Helena ....M NJ. A.
Myendorff, who was crippled for
life by Helena coach driver about
a year ago, has been appointed Sup
erintendento of the Assay Office.
Good...... Virginia City is to have a
Sisters Hospital, and is said to be
exhibiting more nerve than at any
time since 1885,. -. Montana paid
$4,000 U. s. internal revenue for
the current year...... Trapper mining
district has a smelter of 80 tons
capacity every "a hours, and bids
fair to be a promising camp. 49,. The
editor had a present of 65 garter
snakes, all killed in one nest, by
Bob Kelley and Willie Woodward,
and the nest wasn't in their boots,
either..... The monthly expenses of
Territorial Penitentiary are a little
less than $1,000, and the average
cost per day for maintaining each
prisoner 81 54. ut costs about forty
cents per day to sustain Nevada's
convicts.) The average number of
convicts for the past eight months
is 20...... Our agricultural reporter
handed in on Sunday q inch
grasshopper, of aldermanic propor-
tions, as a specimen of "millions of
them" now OH the hill sides. We
are in hopes the emigration society
they are now organizing will result
in universal, paroXysmal exodus
to some point where there is railroad
communication instead of coming
out of their caves of gloom and fill
their true inwardness with the ten
der plants, while wailing Grangers
sit upon the ragged edge of despair
and read the book of Lamentations
for amusement.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-06
FROM EXCHANGES.

The concentrated liars of Austin
or the "Sazerac Lying Club of Aus
tin"-threaten to disband, as the
Beecher trial has developed too
strong opposition.
Cattle must be plenty in Oregon.
The oregon Tribune notices sale of
two-year olds at So l219@$7 80 per
head.
The ranches on the Boise river are
overflowed, and crops somewhat
damaged.
Bear river, Utah, has got on a
swell, and the Mail says it is higher
than ever before known.
The Summit Tunnel Company are
running their tunnel on the east side
OF White Pine mountain, and are
progressing finely. Their prospects
are very fiattering, having recently
struck a body OF ore which ASSAYS
beyond the expectations of its own
White Pine Ne,cs.
The Eldorado South Consolidated
Mining Company, through their
manager, w. +. Leon, let a contract
to sink 200 feet on new perpen-
dicular shaft, with two compart-
ments, and on the Sth of March last
ground was broken and the work
began. The rock, most Of the dis
tanee, has been very hard, and vet,
we are credibly informed, that on
the list of May the shaft will have
reached depth of I35 feet, and
timbered complete. This is claimed
to be the quickest piece of shaft
sinking on record. .-Belmont Courier.
IF an editor omits anything, he is
lazy. II he speaks of things as
they are, people get angry. If he
glosses over or smooths down the
rough points, he is bribed. If he
calls things by their proper names,
ne is unfit for the position of an
editor. If he does not furnish his
readers with jokes, he is mullet.
IT he does, he is rattleheaded, lack
ing stability. If he condemns the
wrong. he is good fellow, but
lacks discretion. IT he lets wrong
and injuries go unmentioned, he is
a coward. IT he exposes public
man, he does it to crafty spite-is
the tool of a clique, or belongs to
the "outs." If he indulges in per-
sonalities, he is a blackguard; if he
does not, his paper is dull and
insipid.
The Van Buren press., 1875-08-03
The Berkshire the Hog Of the Future.

An experienced stock man writes that
it is becoming more and more evident
that the Berkshire breed of swine is fast
crowding aside all other breeds OF hogs
in the Western pork producing States,
II we inquire why this is the case, we find
several very weighty reasons. At first,
the Berkshire is very hardy hog, which
transmits equaiities upon its offspring
with great certainty, and which has
dark-colored skin, less subject to skin
diseases than that of any other breed
Secondly, the Berkshire natures very
early. is very active and industrious, An
excellent feeder, fattens on almost any
thing commonly used as food fol hogs
and contains, when tattened as little offal
as any other known breed. Thirdly, has
the IN ost desirable size; is neither too
small nor too large; that is, the same IS
sufficiently small enough to be fattened'
If prain is scarce, and is also able to grow
large enough for any purpose, II well fed
and nationally treated when young.
II is true, some breeds-ths Poland
China. for inslance-attains larger size
and greater weight. but requires more
time TO mature; while a well l.bred berk-
shire pig, under one year old, will out
weigh II in net weight, if it has been suf-
6ciea,ly well kept, and Poland and Chi
ma Of the same age -Amertedn Agr'cw-
! frist
The Van Buren press., 1875-08-03
More Shooting.

b. j. Farmer. the wide awake constable Of
Viae Prairie township was in town, Friday
evening, on the trail Of Sam. Never. who
shot Cad EARLY. ON Thursday night. last, on
Col J.P. Kings place, in that township. both
Of whom had been employed on Col Kings
farm. Meyer. however, had been settled up
with. and was preparing to leave. 1t seems
that bad feeling had existed between Meyer
and Early, for some time. On Thursday last.
Meyer had been up to Alma. and got pretty
drunk. In coming home, he let down the
fence on the King place, to get to the house
by short cut and failed to put it up again.
Early. sometime after. passed by, and discsy-
ering the fence down, placed 1t up, without
knowing how it came down. and went to the
house and reported to Capt. +. II. Sanders,
who has charge Of the place, the fact; upon
which Meyer, acknowledged that he came in,
denied that he left the fence down but replac-
ed 1t. The lie passed back and forward when
Meyer took from under his pillow pistol
and secreting itabout him, vent and sat down
in the yard. where Sanders and Early both
were, and deliberately aimed. not over four
feet from Early. and shot him through the
lett shoulder. the ball ranging round, and
coming out on the opposite shoulder from
where it went in. After the shooting, Meyer
jumped on to mule belon ging to the place
and went to the Shaw place where he turned
the mule loose in the field, and took his chanc.
on foot.
Constable Farmer is on Meyers track. ant
II persevering energy will bring him to jus
tice, Meyer will repent the day he committed
this act.
The Van Buren press., 1875-08-03
FRAxW IrsIIr's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,

FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
Sof July 3lst. records in full, pictsrially, des-
acriptivcly and editorially, the Second Inter-
collegiate Regatta at Saratoga: The Uni
$serSity Race--the Start and the Finish
:" Scenes and Incidents; "The Prizes; The
cornell Crew rs Winncrs." are among tho
principal illustrations. A page Is devoted to
Pie Cape May Regatta aud there is, besides
sthe usual variety of new miscellaneous cuts
II very timely CARTOON" An lnfationist
#sily Threat"-is given, apropos OF Hon. W
~ kolly's violent harangue at Youngstown
sohio' and one Of the strongest OF the editori-
y" articles" The Money Power treats oil
TIE same text.
The Van Buren press., 1875-08-03

We were presented with q sack of flour
from the Red whangdoodlc mill at Ft. Smith,
under the management of Il. b. Bright The
proprietor says; 4" The Red Whangdoodle
Mill stands on her Hind Legs, roaring for
more grain; and under the management o!
Mr.. NJ. Prince, the celebrated flour-klng from
Washington and Benton counties, will put
through 400 bushels of grain in day. and
make hour that cannot be surpassed in the
State Of Arkansas" The proprietor proposes
to sell the best and cheapest -four in the State,