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WAKE UP!

DIR. TalInage speaks very plainly about
church members. He says:
1.-The church needs a change in quail
ty as well as quantity of membership.
One half of the professed Christians
amount to nothing. They go to church.
They pay pew rents. They have kind
regard for all religious institutions. But
as to any firm grip of the truth, any en-
thusiastic service for Christ, any cheer
full self-danial, any overmastering prayer,
any capacity to strike hard blows for
God, they are a failure. One of two
things these half and nalf professors
ought to do, either withdraw their names
from the church roll, or else go so near
the fire as to get warm. Do you not
know that your present position is an
absurdity? You profess to be living for
Christ and heaven, but all the world
knows you are lying. Wake up! Do
something before you are dead. Either
help pull the Lords chariot, or get out
of the way. We want more old style
holiness, the kind they had before rail-
roads, steamboats, and telegraphs. A
consecrated heart is momentum for all
Christian work. Your gun is well enough,
but the gun-carriage is rickety, and so
unfit fol the Lords battery. The Lord
gives us all a higher life, deeper life, a
broader life We cannot do much to-
ward saving others till we ourselves are
more surely saved. We cannot pull
Others out of the surf when our own feet
are slipping on the rock. More purity,
more faith, more conservation, will be
more momentum
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HEAL THYSELF."

The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a. book of about 900 pages,
illustrated with over 259 engravings and
colored plates, and sold at the exceed
ingly low price of 81. so, tells you how
to cure Catarrh, Liver Complaint, T"
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Sick, Bilious
and other Headaches, Scrofula, Bron-
chial, Throat and Lung Diseases; all
diseases peculiar to women, and most
other chronic as well as acute disorders.
IL contains important information for
the young and old, male and female,
single and married, nowhere else to be
found. Men and women, married and
single, are tempted to ask their family
physician thousands of questions on del
icate topics, but are teterred from doing
so by their modesty. This work an
swers just such questions so fully and
plainly as to leave no one in doubt. IL
is sold by agents, or sent by mail, post
paid, ON receipt of price. Address the
author, X. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Worlds
Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
From the Lafayette Daily Courier.l
VALUABLE WORK.
DIR. X. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, distin-
guished in surgery, and the general
practice in the profession he honors, has
made a valuable contribution 20 the
medical literature of the day, in a COM
prehensive work entitled 1.-The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" While
scientific throughout, it is singularly
free from technical and stilted terms.
IL comes right down to the common
sense of every day life DIR. Pierce is a
noble specimen of American manhood
He has sprung from the people; and.
with many sympathies in common with
the m.asses, has sought to render them
a substantial service in the great work
of bis life.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

ess,aBs0ai Pleas JH0ge-James Pillars.
n ss95ssOT- Geosgs =. NOsler.
fIerk Of Cotfrts-PeieT PlIer-
7TedsHTeT- Peter Hosler.
Heec0rdeT- Paul kemeIer.
f-r ,bqie Judge Samuel h. Huffman.
SseT1g-Samuel Ayres.
IrosecuLfng Attorney George r. Pendleica-
Coroner 10. r. Cline.
CosamissiOneTs Joseph SaliZmsn, John -,
Bishop and John rdgingiOn.
IrfynsdTU DiTectOrs-JacOb 1hompson TX. NJ
Watson and j. X. BUshOng.
Indrmarg UpeTintendertt-k. NJ Lee,
Sch 81 EI ssIseTs-j A. PiLisiOrd, j. X. h%t
and Dorilas Martz.
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A POOR SCHOOL GIRLS PRIDE.

AStLouis exchange relates an instance
of the pride of child who struggled to
keep up appearances, in way that was
touching to witness. The hopelessness
of the erdeavor was plainly made mani
fest to her by the well-meant action of
her teacher, and the facts are these:
Just before the close of the last session
of the public schools in this city, an in
cident took place which, as an iilustra-
ton, is more than touching. At one of
the schools numbers of the pupils were
in the habit of bringing luncheon with
tiism. which. they ate together. Among
those who did not go home for dinner,
the teacher in particular room noticed
little girl who always sat looking visit
fully at her p!ayuates when they went
out with their luncheon, but who never
brought any herself. The child was neat
Iy but plainly clad, and the closest stu
dent in school hours. This odd action
of the child lasted for some time, when
one day the teacher noticed that the
little thing had apparently bro's her
dinner. The noon hour came, and
the children as usual took their lunch
and went out TO eat it, the little girl re-
f-rred to alone remaining i'll the room,
with her dinner wrapped up in paper
on the desk before her. The teacher
advanced to the child and asked her
why she did not go out TO eat with the
rest. at the same time putting out her
hand toward her package on the desk.
Qnick as thought the girl elasped her
hands over it, and exclaimed. sobbing:
Don't touch it, teacher; and don't tell,
please, it, only blocks"
Aud that was the fact. Having no din
ner to bring, and being too proud to re-
veal the poverty of her family. the child
had carefully wrapped up a number OF
small blocks in paper, and brought the
package to present tine appearance of a
lunch IL was nothing mere ridicu-
Ious incident in school life; but it was
sufficient to make older and wiser heads
than hers sad.
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\ NOVEL plan for promoting habits of
economy among children has been in
successful operation for several years
in the public schools of Ghent, Belgium.
By the advice of NJ. Laurent, Professor
Of Law in the University of that city,
savings banks were established in each
of the schools, and the children encour-
aged to deposit their pennies The wis
dom of the scheme is shown in the fact
that at the present time $4,000 of the
$4,000 scholars attending the public
schools in Ghent have succeeded in get
ting themselves accoants opened at the
State Savings Banks, with about 500, ,OOO
to their credit.
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A TrORNEY AT LAW and Claim Agent
"A Will practice law in State and u . Court,
and attend promptly 10 business entrusted 70
his care. AS Justice of the Peace. VIII atJoDu q
10 conyeyancing and taking dispositions. OLiiee
Room h Melodeon Building, Flndlay, u.
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GIIIREAES-

Methodist EpiscopdI-Rev. William Jones.
L,tfhsTaa Rev. u. W. Miller.
CongregafioadE-Rev. III. ID. kutz.
Ig.ited Brethren-Reg. A. w. Holden.
German RefoTm-Rey. A. koneizka-
Church Of God Rev. ID. Kline
f,eTDan IutheTdq-Rev. NJ. Buerkle-
81 MichaeL's catholic Church,. B. Dung
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yxr doLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish, and genera
variety in the Grocery and Provision nne.
Good prices paid for Butter, Eggs ana Ooun1i? n.
tirst door north of Colt House Block; Elnula! >
,tnIo april 10, 7O-tf
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N CLINE a. SONS,

OMEuPATHIC PHYSICIAN * SU hGEoS
III Main 81. eet Two doors North OF hafst
tirocery store Findlay, Chic a.
ON &c hours-From 10 "a a. m, III a M 70
q 70 and 3to9 IN. May l67S-tf
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.L,DAyIs. ]. W. DAVIS NJ l.. DEfwli
nAgIS DETWtlER g. CO.

xIr HoLE~ALE AND RETAIL GRUCE ),
w and Dealers in Flour, Provisions, Wood
en- vii ow and Stone Ware, Confectionery,
IA uitS and a tiens-ai Narie y Goods al W hole
sale al CI, velaLd and Toledo prices. Nos Il
and % Main street.
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BOROUGH OFFICER S.

Noyor-W iIliam Gfibben.
CG.yk-P. J. Sous
Treastrer-M. ID. Sours.
9orsiIL-John Ruhl.
SDtictfOr-Ja ames A. BOpe,
c,anca- Vim. Anderson, ". w. hS-onneii .
John Parker, j. l.. Linviile, A. Brown
and V. II. Coons-
soartt Of Imp prOUeBseafs-Min. Oriboen, H. L.
Jones and j. A. BoPe.
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THE most momentous question a wo-
man is called upon TO decide is whether
the faults of the man she loves will drag
her down, or whether she is competent
TO be his earthly redeemer
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CITIZENS BANK.

.ARLINS 4 CO.. BANKERS. Barking House
1 in RaWSon-s Block, No. 80 Main ST, hind
Iav Ohio B1nktng hotTS from 3 70 II " aud
fr,s,, / 10 p NJ A general banking business
:, ,n, iufel e<i Oh special deposits
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TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW
A Findiay, Ohio. Office in "Heacq'n rieTs
bul dug, North east OF Court fouse. " IA az az
tend promptly TO business entrusted 10 M
oars April 20 is72.-
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sfmdlay A1usiness lilrfforg.
i. VI. PALMER,
D.sB. BEARDSbEf,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
store. Entrance, secono door, up sta'Is. l2lso-
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. TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A aud Notary PCblic. Will attend promptly
10 All business entrusted 10 his cne. faflicG'
lar att ention given TO Coilectlohs faIliLoiihs .
oT Lands and business in Probate Court.
Office on Main street, in kossman's BLOCK
nearly opposite the Court House. May d
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IsAAcnAyTs HB. GREEN. F. F. BIGELow
cREEN. DAVIS g. CO.,

xrpOl,ESALEA REfALGROCERs and
w Commission Merchants, ana dealers IN
F.our Salt Fish, Wooden, Willow and stone
Ware Etc. Corner Main and SanoUsKy SiIeeOs'
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ghg and Comfy 1irsrfoTp.

Arrival and Departure Of ~ lis at a c
Find,ay Post-office-
DEPARTURE.
Careay Br0ss,h Z. s. * e. RR., 9i5 n.
LE&I, HIe gofylg SOtgh, li:l5 M.
North. ~ p. "a.
ARRIVALS.
C1Tey Rsanch {. 3. & {. ER jo1 .. Ia
l. T. e 4. RI gDis0 .S0stfh. iI:lj a. ui.
AOT h. 40 3 In.
EFPARTUhE.
Fun BaTesi f1OTg00e Asng.H and Bosfting Grs'gs
Tue day, 4 l.urSday and Saturday, al 4. Ia
MI blanchard HOUckfOgYl and EsOi,,g CD8JteT.
Wednesday aud Saturday, at .. IA.
Aylfag on. HfliomstOiOn and DUnktrE Tuesday
ana Saturday. al y. IN.
Onk X oge Oftaloa 6o1noLe, Beinore, and f.H
Lod-1uesdav ard Friday, AT a.
sston Ridge iSsInJey and PeridietOn--F Iiday :it
D a M
HcCD1l1 and POpf00e Center uoslay, Thursday
and saturday, AT D. IN.
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g.. BALLARD w.
BALLARD d. CAlloWAls
AND SURG EONS,
,Una An osTWIIER. M. D

office in Ewing's Block, over huIhiauh
Hardware Store West siae OF Main Stfeetr
Friday, ohio.
Aususi lg ls72-If.
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The marble trade of California is rap
idly increasing in Importance, especially
in Suisun and TColumne, the marble Of
the latter county rivaling that of Italy,
and affecting the sale of the Imported
article. One San Francisco firm re-
ceived thousand tons from Tuolumne
this year. Suisun county furnishes beau
tiful color-d and varie9ated marbles.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

1Sus.ecs-wm. Martin, John Larkins and
Isaac t. atsoIth.
CGeTk-H. IL. NeiZler.
Jyedsurer- Hugh Newell.
.Tasiices-D. Il. Beardsley and o. A Baila.d
CO1.sGables Joel MaTkle and B. l.. Byal-
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Ell. CuIs.COrE n.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Van Buren,. o..
viii attend promptly TO all professional calls.
ON ce ho1rs nom q TO a. IN. and from l TO j
m an Feb Is '7F-J.
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FRUITIN PREHISTORIC TIMES.

Carbonized apples of small size, idep-
teal with those growing wild in the
woods of Switzerland, have been found
abundantly in lake bottoms, and in a
tolerable state of preservation Mr..
Messikommer discovered on one occa-
sion more than three hundred of them
lying close together. They are often
cut N halves, more rarely in three or
four parts and were evidently dried for
consumption during winter. Whether
larger kind of apple found at Robenhau-
sen was cultivated, or a wild d-growipg spe-
cies, remains undecided. Professor Os-
wald Herr, of Zurich, who has published
an interesting work on lacustrine veget-
able remains, inelines to the former
view. Wild pears were treated in the
same manner; but they are far less com
mon than apples, which must have
formed much-sought article of diet.
Among other vegetable remains accumu-
lated in tine lake mud may be mention ed
the hazlenuts and beechnuts. both in
great plenty; also water chestnuts,
which doubtless were collected and eaten
by the lake-men, as they are in Upper
Italy at this day. Their present occur
renee in Switzerland appears to be re-
stricted to tarn in the canton of Lu-
cerne. There have further been found
abundantly the stones OF sloes, bird
cherries, and wild plums, and seeds Of
the raspberry, blackberry and straw
berry, showing that these fruits of the
forest were used as food.
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L.. Il. DUNN,
J.H.JOHNSON

ATroRNEY AT LAW,
once In New Bank Building, West side OF
uotr, Street. No 81 (Nov. 22-if)
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IsMFS A. B0PE,
IACOHE. HURkkET.

A rr'hShn AZ LAW , 49,. s,o-. Main
Office over W L. DAVIS & Co Store, main
stya,.t FIndlay. Ohio. April Il, IL
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Tbs rare sight of a railway train chas-
ing deer through the mountains was
witaessel the other day between Jasper
and Chattanooga. The deer kept the
track and was overtaken and killed.
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Mess pork is the name under which
soEe of the Illinois men worked of their
crooked whisky. But they got them
selves into mess in doing so.
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OPERATIVE & MECHANICAL DENIlSI
1 OyerG cen, DAVIS Il Cos. All oPerai lols
,>rtainiup 10 the profession carefully a1u
III f,iIIy perIormei Residence, No. z3, Wesl
Hardfn Street.
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HENRY BROWN
&, L. RGIIfs.

. rTORNEY ATLAW. Ofice up stairs, frsl
"A Door Sonth oil Court Hose rlhoISS'O'
November ~, 1874 IL.
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"a kIMMEL, nj. D.

OFFlCL &, Main street, over Lem. McMan'
ne-ses Grocery store tIn1lay,O ,Ohlo-
March u. 1873
, 1875-07-31

passenger on tho ateAmor Roman, On hor
last voyA9s from Boston 10 philadslphia, seuds
An account to ths bulletin Of hAsiue aeen
largo ''seA-saEpeut" OF Cape Cod on tho after
uoon OF July II, The monster, ho ssys. wss
observed BY others who Hete on board. smong
theui besng . nunber Of saafarlug msu, anl 10
adds that 1t bad bean sseu soa,e tina previously
In thAs nsighborhood and arrangements were
being lnado BY the mariners OF Capo Cod for ita
capture. The passenger Gays: ''Ths creature
was wishiu 100 yArda OF tho steamer. As ~o
brought our marine xlaasas 10 bexE upon him. \
swo1,lAsh Of medium sixA soss U ths surface
and advanced 10 attack she object of our cu1!os-
ity. Whom the swosdhsh drst attsokod him he
reared his head u least ~ foot AboTs the water.
aud then dove down onca moro. Thsss aotlons
10 Aspt repe&tlng 70 that va had tine opportu-
nifty to sogutInizo him. Ills 'ucsd uAH rather dAt,
aud closely rssenbled that OF turtle. The In
xa 1Est observed wa on Tho bxok, several fees
FROM the head, vhils auA!l tins pEotraded on
eAoh aide. 1as body wAs It teAat inches in d.
ametor, md presanted = slln1y surface, ooyssed
with large. coArse sosle&. Whsu hs 1sAred blu
had the water G&omsd to fairly boil ~ he rapid
II cIosa lls way through the wavsa, 10 thAt by
far the largest portion OF blu body must have
been under tbs watsr. Ws estimated his length
to b. u issat % test, but tha pilot Informed u
that fsw weeks previous he russ louRslde Of
ths .tsAmsf hp0aas Ind Way sapo3tso him 70 ~
IN A4-a ioax."
, 1875-07-31
PEDEST HlANlSM.
0f1xiHY At TT AflA1h.

Dantel OLeary began yesterday afternoon the
attempt to walk 160 mica In 80 consecutive
hours, a feat in which he failed about thteo
woeka Ago. Tho canyeB which lod to Ills failure
then were such that thoy might have bten pro.
voutod by little prudence aud foresight. Thoy
gave O'Leary an experience, however. In ILLS
future efforts, and, prott!ng BY 1t. he has entered
upon tho plesent undertaking with much
greater likelihood Of SUCCESS. He tss efectuAl-
ly gunrled AgAlnst 4 repetition o& tho cironm-
stanca which tmpelod him In tho frat venture,
aud ultimately caused him to sbAndon the undor
taking. He ia In much better physical condl-
ton, hns given moro Attonslon to training, is
better INJURED to warm weather. ID betse1 on
In respect 10 his clotbtug aud accommodations,
aud cannot biame any one or anything bus bis
natural inability to perform such taak IN case
lab fails I second time.
Ho commencel walking 1t the Exposition
Building yesterday afternoon at $40 O'Clock, 10
tho presence Of the judzes. rcforees, and quite
Al aulionoo OF laAlos aud gentiemon. Ho vailed
without atop until tho 22a mile WAS reached,
when he paused thteo or four minutes 70 mp
little best teA, xhich will compose his only Dict
until tho las: stsges Of tho walk, wnen i WI oe
mado .alle after mile 10 vary good
!iua, Is tho subioined table wiil show:
II H. r.xs. xss As sta ps which ax sa ssos.P Ps q
ltn akin that thero Ia no chanoe TOR chAing. The
track, instead ui being covered With aawduat ~
WAS u hrat proposed. Is the satne hard tour up.
On which 10 walked bafore. O'Loarv. full Of
pluck. saId he wished to succeed on tho same
track on which he failed. snd would bare 10
other. J. stesns+ William srraguc. and J: K
HAYDEN antored tnto compet,tion for tue *l9o
which O'Leary promises ANY one who will walk
10 miles whlle lie d walking 100. Sprhgue was
fulad OF tho track at tho aud OF tho 4th mile
for unfair walking. He olsima Mat
will challenge o'Leary to walk linn from,
Chicago to Portland Tor $4,000. Etorns aud
Hayden At 10 o'clock last evening wore consld-
orsbly In srteArs snd not llkaly to succeed.
Al 1026 O'Lesty hsd walked 70 miles, batng
about miles ahead OF tisue.
Tho following In record Of tho uallss 70 that
, 1875-07-31

Special D4fpdteh 10 Ths Ghtcapo If1buAk.
8pRNoY1xlp, ILL.,. July 3o.-CoL Aaa Mathews,
Supervisor Of Internal Roycnue, having saixed
the River DissillInR Company and the Pskin Dis
ttling Company, Of pskin, for alleged frauds
upon tho revenue. the followinz gentlemen wars
appointed so-dsy by tho United states District
Court a. apptatssrs to take charge Of the prop
orty E. T. INLAND, Edward Richards, and D. @.
Euith of pakiu,
, 1875-07-31
MAILING OBSCENE LITERATURE.
Nan Yoxt Iintkt .ffktH ~.

John 4. Liant, tho man charged baforo Com
missioner Osborn With having sant Al exceed-
inSly improper and vulgar publication through
tho mAils, was asralgusd for examination ye4-
tsstAy afternoon. He Wan accompanied by
George Francis Trsin, who vzots soao Of tue
most Questionable Of the Astlolas published.
and BY DR.. z. P. Miller. DR.. Miller
.sked the Commissioner it Nr: Trsla conld rot
appear ~ counsel for LAus, and Was told that 10
could not, o. hs wax not = lawyer LAnt SAlo ne
ssx no neeasalty for counsel. and that hs would
sos In his own behalf. ME. Cosnstoct. the eom-
plsipAns s8s.pa& LAnt, tostiasd saAt unaef tne
nAn4 end address of 4, aemlos. Boz 10. drssn's
Farm,s Po4t-OAio4, Connecticut. ha TO
osiysd III soTl.s q y. paper fson Lat
III aaslis3 tliaa. Il khs sohsl1Ao1 u ooka~
, 1875-07-31

sptetat Ilspatth to Tbs cdteogo Tribune.
GRASD Ap1ps, Mich, Jnly 30.-No moro OF
tho escaped prlsonsra hsvo yet boen brought
here. but two men hEVe been captured n New
Buffalo, aud are held there Awaiting an officer
from here to identify them, who are believed 10
be Burke and either MsaninG or WilliamR. Tho
postal Agons Oh the Chicago Michigan Lake
Shore Railroad, who sAw them and Baw pho
toe1ph Of Burke, aAys he Ia sure that one ct tho
fellQTk ts Iurke.
, 1875-07-31

and Barnes, YpeilantL paper d. O. Gnno1tino,
Lanang wool The bids for heating and yent,-
lAting the new Capitol building woro rcloctcd;
IA wan also \ bid for 4 copper rnuf At 80 cen,s
por pound. and . Lin root Las been doodod On
hY tho HoRrd.
, 1875-07-31

BEAvEn Utah, July 3o.--The defense called
several vitLeases today. An effort Was madc to
show that tive ornigrauts poisoned an OK and
sold IL to tlo Indians at Corn Greek alRo that
George A. Smith, ono Of tho Presidents Of tho
Mormon Church, won't Bouth. kdyiHinR tho pao-
pe not to sci! g:aiu aud psovisious On occount OF
the invasion fro u Jobnaon's army. but did not
refer TO OF know anything about the train. No
eyideuce wRs oY,uad to clear Lee Of his connec-
ton with tho masbacre- Tho defanse ia expect
I'd 70 oloae to-mnrEow.
, 1875-07-31
GQn{f
AQUATIC.
TIE AIcxNT 6TILLwATK4 QEf1~

SpFetR8 UsI13spH p 7H9 VHIa98V 77']''"*s
81. PAUL. Mimi, July 80.-Tha members hnd
friends ct tho three boating olubs Of this stAte
have bean exercised for several weeks past BY
assertions that ono john Fox, who pulled tie
st1okeoAr for the Tad Wing crew last month, !n
tho contest with the Btiil1atax ersv. snd also
sowsd s.usls shell sgAlnat Norman Wright, ct
the ak Paul Club, winning sos Ed Wing IN both
eas&s, wAa rsal,y Ellis Ward. ths xal-known
protsssloaslaoassAaa. Th!s weak ths Had Wlus
ps1A3s AAn1ia ths fasa. sAyanx Wsrd Has saaplay.
, 1875-07-31

5ttcIa7 U7fOatth % Ihz C7at6d5 7T1oHN.
KANSAS CTR, Mo-, July 9o.-Two men, Waldo
and McArdle, wero arrested to-day for robblng
Fretg t,t~Agont Kosa LAST night. They vcre
pointed out by Ross, who identified thotn- They
arc nov In tsil IN TWO charges. It appears that
after zeblhnG Ross, tlsoy went to eaioou aud
fell In with 3 man PANIED Maxwell After play
ing cards some time thoy cot him drunk, took
him abo7t so yoEds from the saloon, robbed him
Of about slA6, and left him on the sidewalk,
where ue WAS found br Times reporter % bin
way hons, about o'clock this morning.
, 1875-07-31

New Yonx, July 30.-The ollioo Of II. silVer-
bureh, dealer In gold wssclios, claims, aud
plated goods, At No. 4G Broadway, has been
seized by tho Sheriff, iu consequence OF M al
sMipdliug operations, by which yarlous NOR
chants suffered 10 thB exsont Of e10,00o. It is
stated that Hl!verburgh is stationed IN Mexico,
who're ho sold goodA shipped by his Agens
hArn
, 1875-07-31

.Jpethu Utspateh to Tie Caieuao IF1btsas.
WAuKToAS. ILL.,, July 3o.-WhiLe 1t tho depot
this nozn!ug there arose An Msezsstion betwecn
John Coz and Houry pusdalo, both hacx-
drivers. Dugdalo struck Cox in tho face, and In
return was stabbed by Cox in tue neck, intlictlng
wound inches long sud inch deep The
wounded man w&s conveyed to bis home, whore,
4, last accounts, he was Eu8tlug quite sasy. NO
asresk wAa made.
, 1875-07-31

Epseidl D4tpatsh to Tia Ch.eaao 7E5apns.
CRowx Po1xr, Ind. July W.-csut!ou Feadssa
not to boy draft Of 1900 on New York By pAa
@. uelwing, Cs4hisr. Btolea from Joseph Ae's'