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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-13

OUR friend. c F. Hartzcll has an ar
ticle which should he in every household
II is popularity known as the "Naiad Water
proof OIL "A scientific preparation for Boots
Shoes, Harness, Carriage Tops, Hose, Belts
Metals, etc Besides keeping leather soft
and pliahle, it is infalibly waterproof,
making it 1t once conducive to comfort
and hcath-o@jccts in themselves sufficient
to commend it to everybody who wants to
enjoy life. 1t possesses numerous other
merits which can lie readily related by Mr..
IIarizell, who viii be pleased at the same
time to provide YOU with a can for only fifty
cents We have used the oil and speak
whereof we know
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-13

THE Barton band, numbering thirteen
and led by Capt. Mirabc"u, paid frosiburg
visit Tuesday evening in a ionr-horse
sleigh. Of course, the unexpected advent
of such number of excellent performers
was pleasant surprise. The music was
pronounced good ly general consent, and
the gcntlemanly bearing OF the members
was on all sides conceded as highly credit
able to our SISTER town. Come again.
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MARRIAGE LlcENsEs.-rhc following
marriage licenses have Teen issued from
tie Office of tie Cltlk Of Tie Circuit Count
during the week ending March H.
Orlando Jarrett and Tilic Dawson.
Beverly LoclhaIt and Mary Jane Fore
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Stock is Ample and Complete.

THE BUYERS ARE SECOND TO NONE IN THE
STATE They herewith furnish their patrons and the public the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-13

LITERARY ENTEKTATSMFNT.- i ndCr
ithe auspices Of tie Welsh Congrcgat unal
Sunday School OF Irosturg Il i;y" cnlcI-
tainmcnt was held in tlst Chutch, Tuesday
evening lat. TIE cX,icisoa consisted ot
recitations, Dialogues, SONGS "djl,sses, etc
The singing Icy Tie Chidrcu's uho;r led by
ID. Recs and Benjamin II. iEon.cS, w;s a
feature of tie occasion ccn.p;c.ocs for it.
excellence The audience Lt"ljy ill,d TIE
large clurch, and were delighted with tho
exercises Rev. Isaac Tlon;s ircsG,d.
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FIRE lITNr-Kccp all lights rs far from
Curtains rs possible.

A NUIsANCE.-Thc practice of boys and
men throwing snow balls on the streets, so
freely INDUCED this week, il not already
prohibited, Should lie made the subject of
the next ordinance. Tie extent to which
it Was carried on Tuesday, actually d,terr
ci citizens nom going along our thorough
fares for fear Of mourning indi@ni'y If
there is no other work for idle hands to
do" u municipal law rigidly enforced
might provide for its exclusion from local.
ties where i; seriously intorf,ros with the
comfort ofpcorlc who have business to at
tend to.
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following

lOilC ms
PRINTS-Anchor, American, Garner, Al
len, Pacific, 8 cents per yard; Amoskeag
Uartcl and same class, 9 cents.
BROWN MUSLINS-Laurcl d, by the
bolt, 10 cents; Harrisburg y, 8 cents
Lawrence l. l., 8 cents; Park Mills, IS
wide, s cents Augusta, "a wide, I cents
Other brands at correspondingly low rates
w ATERPROOFS, embracing all brands
from Is cents per yard to the best OF
American manufacture at $40.
Riggs Home Made all styles
so cents; ROCKFORD, d. r. F., heaviest
white, 30 cents plain Reds and Geliows,
VARYING in price from % to 60 cents, in
Guiding first class Medicatad White
Flanncls from common to best brands OF
Shaker and Ballard Vale, 30 TO IS cents;
Canton Flanncls from -! to p cents.
Home Made, full size,
$3.50.
DRESS GOODS-Frcnch Empress Cloths,
Merinos, and Cashmeres, OF al shades and
colors. with Ball and Fringe Trimmings
to suit; Cashmere in all colCrs for G5 cts,
worth last season 90 cents and 81; De
LANES, Poplins, Baroda Stripes, colored
LHstrcs and Alpaccas, from 20 to 45 cts.
Silks, silk Poplin, japanese Silks, from
40 cents up.
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Ncw advertisements.
NOTICE.

70 encourage a larger Membership the
MANAGING Committee of the Frost
~ burg Circulating Library have de
ciClcl to reduce the r;.,c of membership to
one 'lollaI per auuum from this date. pay
able in ;lvaucr.
MANAGING COMAnTTEE.
March 1n-ft
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THE great cash store of BaltzCll x Co.,
is henccforih to lie conducted under the
style of Baltzell & Rouss, Of which tie
Erjliun saws:
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PREACIuNG.-Itcv. c. W. Cooper, p. /,
will preach morning and evening at The
usual hours in the VI. ], Church to-lnor-
row Sunday
Rev. isaac Thomas will preach The finer
al sermon Of the late Miss Elizabeth Evans
at the Welsh Congregational Church to-
morrow Sunday evening At O'Clock.
AT the English Baptist Church, Sunday
1O4 a. NJ, by the pastor Rev. J. T. Brad
ford. Snhjcc,-Thc Cross All cordially
n yitcd to attend.
THE AGRICULTURAL SaCIlIY-Tl c an
nual meeting Of tie stock! o}d;g> Of thi,
Iody met Tuesday at noon, at the &ociety's,
office in this city. The annual election
tocls place, and The following ticket WAS
elected, there being 10 opposition:
Prestlcnt-.AltItd SratCa.
Vice President Dr : II Eundcn'crg.
Assistant Vice !'rcs;dyntS-A + f;cC &Itv.
Wright Wclton s IIman. Clarence kim,
.James Wilson, \ 5 Frost, :! \ AHllholland.
Abraham johnson, J n Buchanan and
w Logsdon, received vote each, all elect
ed
Treasures p Iarhaugil
Rec Sccretarv-Dwight MCC!"ayc
Cores Sccretary-S A Cox.
Board of Managcrs--J G Brady. John
Humbrd, Geo J Elliott, r seymour, II
Wilson, Geo Hughes, J II Young, r l.
Davis, S Edwards L Gross 5 \ Cox
= sonnenborn, + Mcltens, r ID johnson
and VIM Hall.
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MARRIED On the 9Th inst at the resi-
,lencc of the brides paroIts Barton, by
Rev. w. J. Crib, MI Orlando Jarrett, of
Frusthurg. and Miss Matilda Dawson.
On Wednesday, March lCth, 1870, at the
residence of Watson KaIi, Esq rros,hurg,
by Rev J. Il. Black OF Homecoming, My
Robert ri Somciyillc Of Barton, and Miss
Kate p. Dilley Of lrosthulg
The happy pair left on the noon train Tie
same day fol- an extended tour eastward.
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BY this combination with the hous" of
Mr.. Rouss, one of tie largest in New York,
the advantages of this POI uIar establish
ment will be greater than ever, and tie nat
ural reward will follow.
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u1rcH,ys BRo1EEEs& sHAlEER's CASH STORE
4 Luchy Acc1dent !
HTTCGEIN> BROS. & SHAFFER

Having prevented going this fall lay their Fail and Winter
Stock storage making their purchases to
fill an have STEADILY struck falling .rket enables them
than cata W til parties full stock. At the opening Of the
fall season Goods and they have been constantly declining by
constant eplniing-iaiy receiving invoices the reduced rate their
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i9N VI -
SHAWLS-A full and complete line Of
Brochc Long and Square, to which spec
ial attention is invited all wool Shawls
from 70 to So
NOTIONS-Thi department is full and Sc
lect at low down prices To this line we
also invite particular attention
! UNDERWEAR-Eu. assortments of La
dies and Gcntlcmen's Underwear always
on hand.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and
READY-MADE CLOTHING-Thcse
departments are fun and complete. Be
fore purchasing look at this stock.
PROVISIONS-Flour, $3.50 and s.; Corn
Meal, 50; Shelcd Corn, $ll0; Red Mid
dlings, $l,25.
| GROCERIES--Lard Il cents Lard Oh,
(No Winter Straincd) $tt0; Hams,
II to II cents; Shoulders, 10 cents Cur
rants, 10 lbs for ST. Valencia Raisins,
lbs for 81 Best Layers, 81 lbs. for 81;
Superior Black Tea, 60 to 90 cents; In
perial, Gunpowllcr, and Japan, at CORES
pondingly low prices, All small Grocer
les of best qualities.
14 Gall and Examine. 81
, 1875-09-01


8ptttai Dtspateh 10 FhA Chicago 1tlbans.
KANKAKEx. ILL.,, Aug. S0.-Yesterday wAs =
"btg day" At tue KAukaksa camp Tho people
cAn,e from noar And far to attend tho services.
Manseuo, Momence, Rockville, WAldron, aud svoo
rssuch st. Auns. In our own ooauty, and Chobau-
&C. Wilmington. Clifton. and Ws.seka, In sdlointng
counties, wera represented by large delegations.
Al exeussion-tsAsn OF four carr cauao fran
Lafayette. On tho whole, 1t WAS Is much gala
day ~ though Darnun, With hls Aippodron,o had
pitched hts tsnts In this locality. At least 900
l'aoplo woro On the grounds, aud the velderS Of
lououade And Qospel-trutks Tero allIo actively
1t work from carly morntng until 1ha cloHa OF
camp. Ats. 1cnnta WiIluRpleached tA the MORN
lug; tho heY. r. II. bsrobrNG5, Of thia city, in
tbs s1tosnoou, aud Mrs, Maggie faM Colt III tho
evening. There seems to be no llmnutlon OF
the lattar's tea! or power, aud she ls In tho en-
toyment OF good health NJ peser get IL, !" she
sayB, t'tho Lord nustslus me-, aud 1'tn good for
tssuty yssrs yat. blsss His Holy uamo!" Tho
following clatEYmen are present; Il. W. Drew,
peotono{ Father Houston. Livingston c. 1uty !;
F, A. Couwetl. Chicago: George 2. Taylor, Cali
fp1nla J. Wilkinson, Sheldon; ". II. Marian,
WM.ason. Mrs. Wiling lsts fes Chicago this
morning. The meeting holds oEar Doxs Sunday.
'Husss sre constantly going and coming. and. On
sunday. speciAl trains loAye tho KRnkakoo depot
et slld IL 4, H., returning u and III p. N. 4
oquu1paIous boardiug~teut furnishes e,ood
meal three tituea day tor 30 centa each maal.
Ws&af exIst4 iu sbupdApoa, lad nothing u lack
Ing xhiak viii o01duss 70 aha comfort oS satoad-
&n&A1
, 1875-09-01

GILMAN. CLIFTON 4 SPRINGFIELD.
Sp<e1a! Dtspateh to Tia Ch.cdao Tribune.
Brn1xos1ELp. ILL.,, Aug. 3l.-11r. seSton Ia
prosecuting bis search Into tho books OF tho Gil
laaa, Clinton i Springfield Rsilroad Company
through practiccd accountants and as 1t pro-
crosses soma startling facts promise To develop.
To-day ho is enabled 70 fusntsA e1act informa-
tion between Mr. Hluckioy and tho Trustees OF
tic Company. Tho balance duo The Company.
III cash. ia a76 10. htr. Hlnokls7 las allowed
LimHelf, for tile Commissioners. from Dec. l.
1873. to July l.. 1904, twenty months $2a, 1887.
afr. Hinckley, for tho satno time, has paid
. total Of sl00, ,936.l3. Iii. Packard. the Aud
itor Of tie Fosd under A1f. Hlnckley, was
poremptorily discharged from tue ofloo
thix morning, Under Whist ls Hald to DO serious
clargo, tuo real nature os which ~ not yet dis
closed, but 1t fureshadowB Botao damaging roYe-
lstious eNecsipK not him 10 much ~ othera. Ar.
Packard waa loft hero by blr. uuckley 10 wrjte
up aud balance tho books which aro bohiud. 1t
seen.s thas Iii. 6eyson IL IN possession OF let
lar written bF Packard while administrator,
which qulta alsluAiidas hln1 In the estimation oi
tho present management from eyon admission
to tue books Of Ills late Office. Whom shosn tia
lotser this morning he acknowledged to hayo
writton i, whersnpon he ~as told that the soon-
or hs quit the otieu tile botter. Tho eontents OF
tue letter cAnuot yet be learned.
TNuSTEK8' CIRCULAR.
Messss Thomas A. scott aud Hugh J. 1eHett'
Trustees ot the Gilman, CLINTON d Springfield
llsiltosd. have Issued 4 circular IN which they
announce tAat they have taken possession oi 81
the p!opersy OF the road. and that Mr. I. J;
Hudson hn8 been appointed Superintendent. aud
Mr. ]. n. Laae. Gousrsl Auditor aud Ticket
Agent. Al tho other officers now engaged n
p1osoat positions until further notice. Al 70.
ports have 10 bo made and all monsys ra'o oses
10 Charles y. Boyton. tho ssens for 1fussses' -
, 1875-09-01

sxefal Dtspasch to Ths Chloaas 7ffbans.
La sALIE, ILL.,, Aug. 8l.-Tha So'd'ers' and
sallots' Reunion hold In this city to-day was In
oil respects pfa-otnineat auccess. The proos4-
sIon IN liuo Of march to tho gro.o WAS fully
mile III lcagtl4 and Ii IL estimatea that s,o0o to
10000 people assembled there. Fifteen war;
worn bsttle.aags elicitod very general interest
- ihey were borne along our ssreets. Gov.
uovcridga delivered capital o1atlon, znd good
spaoclos woro made By sundty others. Tho day
lsssed on without tho occurrence OF any serious
aceldsuts. Gov. Dsyeridge will hold reception
as the houss Of Capt. june. Laniux this evening.
St<smi ntfpa:eh to ~ ch.saoo frfenns.
OTTAWA. III. Ang. a1.-A largo number OF
peoplo from sIea4or and Ottawa, Including tho
bsrsstor Homo oaa1ds aud tho fngmsnts ot
spd ysoiuity, and : msrsi&. band, .stt lsese this
morning for LAaal!s,. Where they attended the
soldiers. reunlon u tho latter plaoe to-day, aud
returned thta evoning. There wss IN lninenao
crowd 1t Lasalle. Complaints ara made OF lsok
Of cAt&o!es and tssnkAb4es VI The picnic. othar-
nise everything wss performed according to tbs
programme.
, 1875-09-01


Ono Of tho most daring burglaries recorded In
Brooklyn for Hon,e tmo past wsa committed 1t
tho residence Of Mr. William Young managing
odltor Of the New York Sur No. $50 Dean strees,
about o'clock yesterday morning. Bit. Young
aud hls wife wezo sieeplng In the middle room
on the psrlor floor. aud about tho timo slated
Mrs. Young A"oke, aud wAa surprised to see .
man IN tho room. Tha burS'ar had gainoa 30
entrance through the window from tho balcony.
aud WAS Searching for Ar. Young's watch uudor
his pillow. Thsso was light enough ut tho simo
for Mrs. Young to hls fostusos distinct
ly ~ hs walked around tho bed. She looked him
full ia the face, snA tho burR!Ar SAW That
she was awake, but this circumstances did not
dater him iron, prosecuting tho ssatoh. lie held
. pistol in ors hand. and upon this ACCOUNT Mr,.
Young Wa AfA,d to sHaka m nutcry kuowln1
thas lie would use ths weapon should hor hus.
baud wake up and astosnpt to ssixe tho iutsudar,
Altar putting lis hand under Alr. Youuss rIl-
low, 4nd tailiuk 10 tina his watch, 10 than weut
round to Tho other e,1a Of tho bed aud took Nrs.
Iounss watch from undeE hos ptllo.. Mr.
burglar did not hnd Il. The man next tutued
u Itanuou 10 III. youhx's c1othsA xhlah Wese
, 1875-09-01

Dean Rich mond VS.. Tho illinois
Cctltflll hRltroAd Company.

Dean Richmond VS.. Tho Illinois
CcntraAl tRlfxoAd Company.
Spee.as D4spaeeh II The chaaao 7fiouna
DEs hIoIsEs, a.. Aug. st.-For soyesal years
there Las been running In tho courts Of this
State tho Dubuque Elevator case, 10 called, until
1t tas become familiar to every Iowa lawyer. II
got into Court tn this wise Several yeass ago,
When tho Illinois Central Railroad Company
concluded to 70 West, 1t discovered ulat
it Wsa short Of funds+ Doan 1eicAmond,
who bad piles OF money ready To bo
invested whore ho could mako q good thing.
caulo to the rescue, and agreed to supply I'll thu
nlonoy they wanted on certain conditions, ono
Ut which VAS that ho would build g1aiu-olo-
sator ut Dubuque (thAt being tho ueatorn tor
mlnnl point OF tho road, And that erain ro-
ceiy0d or ahtpped on thas road to dubuque
should bn passed through hss elevator. 1he
conditions Wezo accepted. the money wna paid
Dubuque, UoAn hal LiH elevator ready 10 por.
turn hta part OF tho oontsaes. The plan worked
woll. araln poured lnt9 De.n's hoppors. atnl
monoy into hiH packet But tho road was g. g.
l!alIroad Company could nat SEQ the pro-
prioty of hauling grsn acrosH Iowa, rum
mug It, through Deans elevator, and then
hauling It TO Chicago. That was too much Of =
YAtor buslneas. But Dnan reminded tAom that
1t waa 70 nominated in the bond, sud called on
tlss Courts to enforos tho contract. lfe pro-
posed to keen ILLS cid OF 1t, which was to bo al
ways really to rocoiyo the graIn. Tho Compsny
tried to oatch hln, asleep, and would sl!oyo cars
to hia elevator at midnight aud other unAsabun.
able hours xithout ptev!ous notice. But Dean
MAS always on hand With btsam up and hls
furueee-doors red With heat, They failed to
catch him. and whom the suit canla to tt1s Dean
won tho suit. The COMPANY sppeaied, aud tho
caae wpnt back to the lower Court.
wllere Dean egain won. oven moro than bsforo.
1t again wont up 70 tue bupremo Court. .uhsts
Doan won aRhio. md Judgment was oonarnIsd.
10th parties were pIpeky, but flually tho Coul-
last. tho Clerk OF tho Supreme Court recorded
tha satisfaction Of tho Judgment by tho pay
,nsnt Of $3ly, 7102s by tho Company ~ toll for
grim which, in violation ct CONTRACT, did not 20
through Deans eleyator-loppers.
, 1875-09-01

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Hptttdi U,spdirh to 1ht Chlca11 TRIBUNE.
HOLLAND CI7Y Mich. Aug. 3l.-Tho Rnunion
of tho Twensy.tfth Regiment Michigan Infantry
Will 10 held a. Holland On the 22d and 23d OF
Hertember. Tho Holland t3o!diera' Aeaociation
hold = mecllng last Tueaasy and spponsod Com
mit.ees to make noceBsary arrangements. WHIT
Ink members will bo entortalnetl free OF cxpo.ah.
Con. John A. Logan has been invited to delver
tho addroaB Tho Hon. r. ". Farty, William
Ferry, Co. o. II. moore, and Gov. HaRloY aud
auIte, arc expected bore.
, 1875-09-01

SDfc7ds V8t11tN 10 7HS [HtEH10 1F10HHE.
QUINCY, Ill. Aug. 8l.-1As afternoon tliroo
negroes namod sohatorloa, Smith, aud Daniel
Webster wero arrestod fer Btoa1ing a largo
amount Of copper from ono OF the dtstlllerlcs In
thta city. s1nsth ts tough customer, having
nlready scrvcd ono term ut Joliet. II H believed
tllat all tbteo arc implicated in tho numerous
thefts TINT 4aSa tAtely bcnn committed sn tlis
vicinity.
, 1875-09-01
a MURDERER CAPTURED.

3bSSfHf UT5U0ftN % TIVE EHfta55 7FlUHHe.
I,EAvENwonrn, Kan., Aug. 31.-A man byatho
manu- OF Eaycs, WHO has several aliases, was
arrested yestenlay afternoon at Csrndon roiat7
No., for tho murder OF boy, committed eomo
two years ago W st. Louis. 1t scemu that Eavos
is u notorious tLiof, and, while ongasod in rob-
bing store, WAS discovered by tho boy. In
order to sayo himself Ao murdered tha boy. 4
sato6 o. tho murdered DoY Waa saB1tths a. cam.
committed Tho tiood md nwore out o warrant
for hts arrest. large reward wna offered fos
Eavea nt tho time tho aeod wns committed but
ho had escaped arrest until nov.
, 1875-09-01


UTICA, N. T.. Aug. 3l.-1'he Committee OF
Arrangements for tho Army Of tue Cumberland
reunion has rccoivod word that Gems. Grant,
Bheru,an. Sheridan Hooker Cuator, Coburu,
Mutry, aud many otherB will te proBent. The
citzons Ut Ctlca hAvs rendered q reception and
ball 10 tho bocIety and their guosts.
, 1875-09-01
Six Convicted Nfurdcrcrs 10 Lean
Into the Next World Stimuli
tane0usly.
Capture Of a Fugitive Murderer at
Camden, in Missouri.
A Massachusetts Man Shoots a Mum.
hcr Of People, Luckily EncIud-
ing Himself.
Additional Particulars Of tho New
Jersey Trcasurer's DcttAl.
cation.

ATTEMPTED BUH0LARlES.
sptcfa( Ei&nath 10 The CA'rhqo 7ftbhnf.
LEMoNr, ILL.,, Ang. 3l.-th,rglard attempted IN
entrance to tic Chicago Alton 1satlroad ticket
otllco At tIis place last night, but wore driven
away by tho operator, II. G. lIarsiEan, uho Mas
on duty as tho tsno. They thon went to the rssi-
donco OF Mr.. Hudson, tho atntlon'agont aud wero
frightened away by sooing lamp burning in tho
room They then went to tho residences Of III.
j. h. Wo''a, ". y. Park, II. Csao, aud Dr.. W. p.
pefrco; but could not nahe All entrance, finding
tho windows all vol barred. They then wont to
tho residence Of Mr. William biluoy, aud etc-
ceotied In making III entrance to tho kitchen
through tho window, by removing tho shutters,
but wcro driven away by atr. shuey. who vas
anHwor wol to tho description given by iii.
S1uey, took tho 10 o'clock train for Jolot to-day.
, 1875-09-01

VEnM1L1ox. D. T., Aug. 3l.-1n tho case Of
Wiutermuto, on trial for tho murder Of Gen.
McCook, now hnrc, Oh a charge OF vcnue, .
second panel Of forty y-olght jurors waa o1hauated
tAla afternoon, elsYen jurora Aaslng thus far
bQap secured,
, 1875-09-01


Bosros. Aug. 3l.-pntsick Resrdon, who haa
not lived with hIs wifo for somo ycars, wont to
her house IN saxonyi!lc, hlass., ttla evening,
and shot hor twice. then attempted to kill E. j.
Davies, WHO intorforol and finally ahot himself
daRd. Tho wosnan'a rocovory is e1treuasly doubt
fpi.
, 1875-09-01

CALDwE1En O.. Aus. 9l.-All arrangements for
The Soldiers Neunion sIe completed, and Walt
orr sxe beginning to come In. The formal open-
tux Of the Ensampmsnt s4kes plAcs Tomorrow
aftayeoop, Qeu. ii. r. ooohsslL Of Missouri /
Ueu4 HlqAtdok. Gao. JAusa u. Eaglsy, Of tllts-
, 1875-09-01

CAIRO. ILL.,. Aug. oi.-Elijah storcas (coioroti),
whilo resisting arrest, 1asdo q uaotloa to drav Q
weapon. and was Hhot and killed BY JaneB K
Lane, who had been called to the assistance o
a. ufllcer.
, 1875-09-01

:
PH.tApE.pH1A, Pa, Aug. 8l.-1n tho trial Of
Wssterse't to-day, Mr. noaA continued hin tosti-
nlony, detailing tho facts Of tho search for Ills
lost child.
, 1875-09-01

Lrr11R RooK. Ark.. Aug. 81.-six man will bo
hanged At Fort Smith on Friday. They wero
aonteuoad 1t tho last torn Of the Federal Court
for murder.
, 1875-09-01
ARTISTIC WORK,
4 Sketch OF the Magnificent Es-
tnbiis1lmcnt Of Culver,
Page, 1loyno
a. Co.
a Glance Through the House Of Messrs,
P. L. Hansconl & Co.

Herewith TnE TnsnusR gives its readers an
lnsde siew Of two Of the eading commercial
housos Of Chicago In thor particular lino:
, 1875-09-01

DoB7oN, Mass., Aux. 81.-The Jefferson Dor-
den mutineors we're indicted to-day by tho
United Hsates arand Jury, and pleaded not
guilty.