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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-01

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS Ill = y
REGULATOR unless In our engraved wrApps
with trade mark, stamp, and signature unoroseI ,
none other Is genuine ,o
, 1875-08-03
to arovl over. because HoMs or thcm fboslsa
mara f]sttsrsng comments than othors

n.cou.o .ona ~ t1,cro raoaiTe
moro flattsrtng comments than othors.
co,,n,,o,, 4 Cassoll, bankers, IT Toronto
suspend till thoy Eot no*H from 'sngt'nd On
rcra,,ls tho toccnt fAituro Tho othnf Iirnl Of
nI'," =, c".,,,,.u !. tr,,,,. nm Pan, .a,,or"
IN il, his gzave, hut Caatlo etiil takes up h notes
t. .F,.n,
or 1870 younE gentlemen, who presented them
uoIxoa nj tho examination for admission tn Yaln
College last moNth. fostg'clHhs issHh'l without q
condition. Mr. ErncaL Car.nr. ot Chicago, aiopA
, 1875-08-03

transferred to tho bednidc Of the tpsy seostoy,
sa"lsbary ross OH his haunchos tt know rhas
the internal thing waa for, and the aRontz,pc
manner In which ho begged Tor niotcv
when told That II Was = stomach pflu,p, and
that It would be apped TO him ii ho were not
duty sabsr by 8 1t, tho morning viii not soon b.
forgotten by tfe few who Witnessed It. E'1on
That day forward until The voto SAs taken Hauts-
bury wlh srnt 10 tho Sonata every day in a hack,
ara lila movements wtre carefully warchnti 40
thst no was rt8srht 10 vote al uposcl1mops
when tho anal vote Was taken. There was ~
qnc 10 this. Tbs ansi-Impeachers insisted on
tho Mosaic law Of retalasou-drunk for drunk
and there was bad case Of del1tiuna trsMena
on the other side Of the Senats Chamber before
long, which can sven no. be traced Ia tho off,
cial record Of tho High Court Of impeachment.
cn1TrcIaM or InHNsox's ADNlNfsTkAr1oN.
After Ill that can be written Of johnaon's llfs
and career. attll tltak that tho aeverest ~ veil
al the Jussoat ctttisn, Of bin administration Has
maje by All old Virginia farmer. In Z high state
OF fermentation. whom mat IN tho gallery Of
tl,e Iiouna una day. Said he. "lIe does (hic} the
right fhtc)est thc).es thing she {hlc} Sron sas
thic}.est time Of any man l svss saw"
, 1875-08-03
OBITUARY..


tEN HEHAttE Es t4thEtG+
Tho odlspatchos on Saturday reported tho death,
as Norfolk, Va, Of Gen. GEORGE Z. PICKETT,
who was 4 MajoE-Geueral In the Confederate
se1vice during tho War OF tho Rebellion, aud
ops Of tho most gallant OF al! the Southern off,
eess. Ho was Virgtnisn by birth. but waB ap-
pointed to tho United 8tntcs Military Academy
from Illinois in 1912, being assisucd at lla
graduation aB Dsevot Second Lieutennnt In tho
Eighth Infantry. His military sorvlco waB a very
sctlvo one. Iu tho Mexican War he engaged III
the siege OF Vera Cruz. March 0, 1877 battle Of
co1ro Gordo, April II, 1877 capturo Of Ban An-
tonio, Aug 20, l847 battlo Of Churubusco, Aug
70, 1947; battle OF hlolino dol ley, Sept.
4, 1871; atorming Of Chapultepoc, Sept.
ls, 1s47, and tho capture Of tho City Of
:lexico, sept. 1914, 1877. From 1848 to 1855
Ls served In several Of the Texas frontier garri-
sous. Ia 1856 10 Joined tho expedition agatnat
tile Puget Sound Indian ., aud remained OH duty
On the Pacific Coast until the outbreak Of tho
War Of the Rebellion. In June. 1861, hc resign
Cd his position In the United Btates Army and
entered The Confederate service. Ia this scr
v'ce his skill aud gAlIAntry, especially nt dettys-
burg and Petersburg, led to hls rapid promo
tou. until At last he hold tho rank Of Major
General, Al the close Of tho War ho returned
to Norfolk, Va, and engaged In buslneHs pur-
suits. aud from that time up to tho c'oao Of his
lifo has mover givon any attention to political
sAuuea.
, 1875-08-03

oorrsapondent cannot recall . nRtno Of any PROM
loenco in thu "L,borai" following that Is
pov a1lIod With tho Democracy. "ln Clncln-
usti, sucf, mon ~ Hoatiley, stalto. 1IaRHAnfck,
Hststoad, Matthews, and mary others; In Glove
land Uohort +. Paino, HutclIins, And ArauttliItE.
will all voto Rgainst imitation. Con. DrfnkerlioF,
sa,tor of tho Ohio liberal, At Mansfield. s work
ing against Allan will, lis sharp tongue aud
sauetic ton. Add to tl.cpe tho German hepub-
tcanH, hitherto cstrangcd from tho party, a"d
.ou est vor4 noa,ly tlo strength Ut tho Demo-
srAtic opposition"
Arrangements for filling tho several vacancsea
n the Lower uonao Of Congress cnnHei f'y
toatlI are more or lass advanced. The acpubIic-
.us Of tho Fourth Malno Dlhtr!ct sill hold their
Convention Aug. Il, aud tho 1'c'noctasa will haTo
hcira ono wook 1atot. Tho election tnkca place
sopt. 49, tho tlato of tho Stalo e'octlon. Thcro
ire no ncw jeveloprnchrH in lilo TEirty.third No"
fork District, ~hlch M1. Fcnton III supposed TO
sold In tho hollow OF Lila han'. Tho astitarits
10 tho vacancy Ia tho Flrat Massachusetts Dis
1ict ars legion; the Hon. William I. Davis. of
Plymouth, Ia tue favorito. LII Oregon, tho DEM
pcrats have already notnnsted y son Of old Joo
Lar.e; Tho Republicans held convention on tile
l1sh inst., mud tho Independents oil the luth.
There IL no lato information from tho Fourth
rennesnoo District, which will undoab.ed!y TO-
Mrn Domoclat.
Politics aYo getting very lsvoly In Ohio. Both
ho Republican and Democratic parties have
popular candidates for Governor. but Sam Gary,
she Democratic nolniuco for Lieutenant Gov
brnor, Ia sort Of advcnturer who has hitherto
traded largely on his assumed Affection for tho
Worktngmeu. Sam seems to 10 II, trouble now.
This Il tho Way an Clio paper describos hiB pro-
dcamant:
, 1875-08-03
Great West + nd
Dry Goods House.

large lines Of Summer Silks reduced from 81
and $l.25 to u Its.
Assorted lot Of Summer Silks reduced from
Lct i surerb ana uaiy II syas yla sks .eapar
$l.75 i Utility. uu now 81 Is. i'R' 'AA'' A ''AA
Rich nr1r1le Japauese Silks. formerly rs cts,
Fias silk Eern Stripe Japsnue, formerly 81
cts. nov z5 cts.
Fancy Grenadines. great variety. ut 10 cts yard,
formerly ~ aud 35 cta
Black Grenadines at 20 to 80 Per cent bclos
former prices.
French Printed 0rgandies. formerly 10 and 50
ctR. HOW IL l-2 cts
soy PCS Fins a. Printed Percales, 10 cts yara.
formerly rs cts,
soS RS Bfst E. a., a American Printed psrealsa
Fine French Lawns, Prints, and Foulard Cam
brics greatly reduced.
Linen Lawns 25 cts. formerly S. eta
Fins ALL Wool French Diag0nals. choice shades,
formerly St cts. now b0 cts
Large lots assorted Spring and Summer Dress
G0eds ut 25 and 80 cts. formerly 40 aud SOC,
Camel's Hair 6uitings. 40 cts. formerly G5 cts.
Ladies' Linen Snits, Plain, Trimmed, aud En-.
hr0Ilcred, ut almost half price.
Llama Lace Points, s. to $50, actually han
price.
Lima Laes Jackets. IS to s25, much less than
Stylisll Trimmed Millinery at great sacriaes.
Uutrimmel 1lata, half former prices
Great Bargains III Ribbons and Sash Ribbons.
Paraso!s reduced 25 to s. per rnt.
Piques. Victoria Lawns. and White G0ods, n
duced 20 to 20 per cent.
, 1875-08-03
THE INDIANS.

MOVEMENTS OF THE SIOUX COMMISSION.
SD*esas Dspatch 10 TAs cAtoa9o Tr'ouns.
B1oux CRY, H.. Aug. 2,-The Sioux Commis-
eioa hold council It the Onoysuus Agency Bat
urdsy, which resulted very satisfactorily. THO
1udiam thcss dscIdoi by unanimous vote to
hold council It the Rcd Cloud Axonoy. 1t IL
said othor tribes on the Missouri will act with
the Che.enncs. Tho Indians a1preas = do.ire to
ss!l the BACK Hills country. Ths Commission
left today for tbs Standing llock Agency. Tue
1st Of September IL tho tlns fixed lor .hs grand
council d Rcd C!oud. Nal. bingham, Agent 1t
tie cAeysuus Agency. leaves with hls Indlans
for tho Led Cloud Agency on tho 18Th.
, 1875-08-03

8bEffdE U!aHdlFH 70 77sE CHt111c 7T9bHHt.
DETRolT, Mich, Aug. IA dispatch from
Plymouth eays that Oh Saturday AZ Emma Tess-
man. daugh.os Of Joseph Tessmah MAS playing
croquet III the yard. her father ordered her to
stop playing, but ahc paid no attention to tlo
comnlautl whom ho became cnsascd, setzcd her,
throw her down, and kicked her violently thrso
ttmoB lu tha etumAch. 1u about fifteen inuutea
bAo WAS taken sick With great aguoy, aud dled
Sunday morning.
, 1875-08-03

9ptetal D1spateh to The t'hsea7a Jrttun4.
NiSseApoLns, MIMI. Aug. IA Ere broke ont
Id tle Etst Division Of the city ysatsruty Alter
noon aud destroyed property - followa, Mud
II Co.'S ease.sroueh factory, loss el9,o la-
suEauca $4,000; 0seoi7s blsckpnIth s,,op. loAa
42.ot" insnEance $500; McDonold 4 BROS
gHdt.m,lt: !oss ef 900, insnsaues s6uo; Tu]lsck,
Leotsert 4 c. piAo,ng-m,iI. loss *5.10o, tn-
surance *l.boo; pentlays two tensnsnt build
inEs. d**nsas *5oo, insured; tho Wakar-
Power companys Office. ioss $500, Insured ; .
asncmeul, loss on furniture $3.50 The @nders
aet fire 10 buildings fur b!ocka avay. Tho
uItRin of tbs grs Ia nnknoHa,
, 1875-08-03

sptefat Dtspateh to Tha chfeaoo Ir.bun4.
San FnAsclsoo, Aug. 2.-1'hs achr Luct{sf,
holougsng to J. 7. Halt, Of this city. was stixod
Ill MsgdA'enA Bay. July :. by Mexican 1sbe,4, 10
esca,.s Federal troops AID sot sal. Nothing
has heen hoAsd OF them h,ct. Eoa,s uQ1vi
ssates troona wssa on . sou,el Ia tua bay ot ths
tttao, but The commando deeIlhsu 10 1utsrfarH
lhs srhoohaf bolng und&r sAa Ns1lsAn Asa.
, 1875-08-03

NOMINAL, Aug. 2.-1t is reported that tho
lion. L. II. Dsssauleg, JOINT Cioyk Of the Grown.
absconded on Saturday, leaving unprotected
papcr to The amount OF 800, QUO, Of which SIS o00
aie sad 10 bR forge,leB OF wali-kuonn ua,ne.
Dassaules has boon engaged heavily IN patoHt
rlglta, and ID saIl to have Lost largo amount Of
money un them.
, 1875-08-03

!s1eeia, Msputeh to 1Ae Caku}o Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 2.-Yesscrday morn
ing six PRISONERS. namrd Trailer, Collins, HAL
bestln, Hoaycs, Fowors, aud Harrison, succeed-
Cd IN escapiug from tho ial at Ottawa. ALI
wero noted men. detained TOR ho1se~sloaliug, and
wotth to the hleriN $50 caSIi.
Su<tiat Nirtutch H. The 1 hIr1ro Tribune.
NAHMvILLe, Ienn.. Aug. 2,-Andfow Druwn, i
notorious negro thief. robl,er. and cruckbman
Bontooced voar Aso for hastug buryiallo,.Bly
cutare1 twonts Nashville stofos aud dwellings,,
escaped from, his guard xh.lo It worx ~ Tic
ol-grounGs this Afternoon.
, 1875-08-03


CLINTON. 1a,, Aug. IA young man sgod II
years, named Judge desperate, dreaded youth
residing here w&s Slot by tho Marshal OF this
city in an attempt to quiet row. The shooting
seams 70 bago been 1ustiAed by pnb.,o stnss-
meHt Aoto, Ill tho youth iilst drcw q pistol from
hsa pocket. 1hs young mau IL not hkol, to re-
cuY9r,
, 1875-08-03

uRH GOODS.
Reductions

Tho following are only a few
quotations among hundreds of
other bargains now being sold.
nntl will give an idea Of the sweep.
Ing reductions made on Spring
and Summer Goods at the
, 1875-08-03

COLUMBUS, Ca, July sl.-Aa a7ost Of jude.
ment has boen issuod In tho case Of James Ki-
gore and Potter Flnnegau, murdesera. Who wero
to hsvo been hung yesterday. A nav tsiA In
eacn csae has becu oslsted.
, 1875-08-03

Special Ca57fslonatnes q 7h4 chlti1a Ttioillt.
0nASp HAVEN. Aliud, Aug. l.-sherln Wott-
man arrested Peter Wanderborg yeHtetdAy,-tlo
sooond Of tlle iisa men who bnrslaFtzed Douker's
saloon short time ago. neszpecta 10 have tie
ot4ars before luug.
, 1875-08-03

0n1LLrA, Ont, Aug. 2.--He4eral million fsst OF
lumber we're destroyed BY fire this afternoon Il
tho Georgian DAy Lumber CompanY'a mills, Port
Severn, caused by the SPARKS Of : paaatug
steamer. Loas, sio 100; fully insured.
, 1875-08-03

6bFf117 I9spV1eH 70 7at CHsta4o 1F7tufH.
BgAvEn. u!ab, Aug. 2.-1o-day tho detsnso
etfc1ed tho deposition Of Brigham Young and
George 4. Stui!h, whcL was ruled out, hut fled
by tho Clern. They atato In substance that
neither rarly issued my Instructions In regard
to tho ArAansa" esuiSrant train; tin: tho people
worc couuseled not 10 sell grain to any part es
for forage. They state that neither rarty lnew
OF tho 1naseacro until afterwards, aud thon euy
by general report.
Must of tho dar wnn taken mp by counsel dis-
CUES lug tho inttrucluls to he submitted .o tho
Court. JudGo Dutomau will deliver tho clRtge
tomorrow.
, 1875-08-03
MURDER

couSc1L DLuEfs, H.. Aug. 3.-pr. Haston. of
Cass County, sotne weoks aimee sLut by Mt.
MoWhorter. died II 10 o'clock last night Nc
Whorter "ss today arrealed on charge OF uur-
der, aud lodged Ia jail.
, 1875-08-03

.9rfcidt DfstNtch 10 Tht cAf'aqo Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-ShoriK Frank Hitchcock
wtfl arrive here Tomorrow morning with Jo1,
6peuccs, alias John Lloyd, in h,s custody. In
1867 Spencer came hero from Ohio, and did cou-
siderable business buying aud solpg stock among
farmoIs i'll shiB county. Ilo finally mausgcd to
strike arich old farmer named William Reed Irving
near Erimhcld, aud rcnt to Chicago vila lot
Of bis hogs. llo .lIoro ao!d tLenl put tho pro-
ccedd in hlH pocket, and left tlo country. a
nulrbcr Of detectives have been after hlui, but
all efforts to capture h.u, lays proved unsuccoss-
tu! uutil Hitchcock started He has traced liis
mai oil oyeI tho Weas, aud yesterday nAbbed
him III Lodi Wis,
, 1875-08-03

Por.srItrf. Pa. Aux. 2.-Ths BearRidsa
eolliesy, a* AahonsY City. was bldly burned
yesterday.
LA7En.-Ths hte In the slope Of the Baar-
Ridge eollieI3, At Manooey Plains, ID e1dn-
Ruished, after burning thnty.two hours, TIA
!oss on tha breaker IL $4,000; insuEanos,
e40, go.
, 1875-08-03

&pee'at httatch 10 Tht chielpo n tbuns.
US1oN Clrr. Mich. Aug. 2.--WAlsh l. Rng1o's
carTiage-fsctosy burned It II o'clock tonight.
1t thsow8 twenty mon ont Of employment.
Loss, e8,o00 insurod for a2,500.
, 1875-08-03


Srsciai D&apatch ~ Iht Ch1caoo Trtbuns.
LArollTE, Ind, Aug. IA Swodo named
Johnson was arrested taat night for burglary.
The otloers have neon watching him for so,ne
sime aud laat ulghs traced him to Ii old vacant
louse, uhcre they found largo quantity Of
btoien goodB. Frnm appeasaices. Johnson
IL IN old Aaod in tho t,,aluesa. lie VIA well
provided NTH tools. masks, aud everything ueo-
sasAty to tho profession. 1la coMttallcts lnl1-
aetf in hsB asaten1entB. Ho Is noW in Jail wA!t-
luz his trlai.
Spte.a, Dtspa.eA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
En1E pa., Aug. a.-Ihe hardware aud cutlery
storo Of @. J. Swift. at Corey, WAS entered by
two tnan aud over es,00u Youth Of hardware,
rifles. rsvolycrH, etc.. carried OF. l'ha mon. 1t
AppeaEa, drove up Wagon to the roar Ut tho
alora. aua deliberately loaded thsir plut,t!or !u
the wagon, aud taon drove OF for parts u.'-
known. fhe robbery was only discovered yostor-
day afternoon.
Tho Residence Of Mrs. ]. Alien. Vt Lfneavllle,
was entered Friday nlgllr aud large amount Of
ulonsy aud Un,tcd States bonds and $500 worth
Of tewelry stolen. No trace Of the thieves -
Tot.
, 1875-08-03

sTTWt 171NHsIfH III ~ 0HFHT3 7FFtHHf.
DrDp4uE Ia, Aug. 2.-Tisa prisoners brnko
TIL! Ut !ilc County Jail ut Lclli Delaware Cum
IT, to-day, Hie tho Sheriff aax 4lsent on sua;-
nets, leaving Ills wife and BABY viii, two hi3el
gir.H in caaf.e of the Jait. When aiuner.titno
caMc. Mrs. DInhntn the Sheriff y wife, o,,c,lel
the door, Wien tlle gang snu'ln susl. for tho
outside. Tho brnye WOMAN E1.hhcd two OF
tlc,n. mud shouted for The gil t. co.e tho doo.,
all Tho tiIie crying ".N,rlul," "ite,'
etc.. but tho prisoners ti.icw llcr over Oh tue
atuye and ctttc;uL their c.saI,c. truwd sut>4
collected, und, armed wlsil cns, reyolycv+, mi
silo:-euns. ntRttcd IN bursIl.t GaA CO ra lei tua
entiie gang, instc " ten nntn:rs. md returned
them 10 tho Jail. Much credit Ia dug sI.s bun.
ham, md tho ci!izeu4 suli; ot lru.entlny l.er
viii, uledal. Sin ~ Email delicate nouxu.
bur cant bo beaten for tus uouraGe.
, 1875-08-03

ALnAHY N. T.. Aug. o.-Tl,e Governor has
given inhtruct'ons to the Attorney General to
commence suits ut ooco against Denipou, Bejdou
4 Co.. To recover the money which they aro aup-
posed to hAvo nnA"fully teceiv ID under thols
contracts for repair OH the caazls.
, 1875-08-03

= - . n =. = = :
CoScoAp. N. H.. July 3l.--Cloueh 1roshezs'
chAH-fae,ory and contents, At Oxford, wsrs do
atroycd BY Gre last Thursday MRht. Loaa,
$4,000.
, 1875-08-03

In hot weather astaci Of Diasrhea, o, indeed sry
renders Tho usccslitJ Ct prumtt TREATMENT tna-
!ct4tirs In Ill su:h cssss Or. Jayne's Carmin4sirs
nalssni t. eeetua remedy, setting quickly and
Ing thorough J,
, 1875-08-03
THIEVES GETTING THE WORST OF IT.
Srfc1at hsp1fcA ko itAe GAita:o Tribune,

LAWRENCE, kan.. Aug. 2-Tho Deputy Mar
shaE arrontel John Hall, Mary IlA!l {his wifs),
potor Mason. John Cary. aud William hfltcholl.
hero to-day. 1hey arc all mombers Of tho band
Of Kansas City thievos who hRvo been robLing
ssoros and private houses in thIs place and yicln-
ity tor tho lust two mouths. large amount Of
utolon property was found In their possession.
George noalos aud Dr.. Langstones. two Nebras-
Ia horse thieves, MORO nlso arrestet hero to-day.
Marion Clayton waH also caught with another
nuns horse III Lis possession. Tlloy Vii luaguisl
In jai-not q worry good day for tloyrs either.
S}tsuf 1itsatch ~ Ths Eh1Sapo If,tu,t.
LAWRENCE, Kau.. Aug. LA gaug Of seven
snen sud wor,sls wcro arrested horn to-day ou
couvictlug oyilenco Of their participation il,
many important thafts mad robtcres "l,lell havo
been rerpot.ated Of late In this city aud uelgh-
boHoK vlilnges. One deaIor lost fifteen a.clles,
aNutAer $500 worth Ut dry-gouds.
I.a'go amounts OF valuable prom rty ingouous1y
stcru.od nave been found. 3luca haa uut yat
beon idolltiiied. Tho police nu.hur'los have 10
doubt but that this gang arc n closo colnu,'u.-
cation with sumo Of tho worst characters Of
Kansas City aud Leavenwo1th. Two horse.
tlioyes from northern county we're takon hero
this afternoon.
, 1875-08-03

Sptetai Ufsuaseh 10 1as &a,euao Tribune.
CL1NruN, Ia, Aug. 2,-Tho Chicago. Clinton i
Westesn Aaiiroad is pushing ils iron traot along
towards Iowa City u the rate Of mile day.
Tue track Ia now beiug laid between the Wapsla
River aud tbs Davenport L Ut. Paul NuAd, son,e
u miles from ths place. LsrRe quantities Of
aes arc daily arriving hsso bY river. pio bridge
building ts now beiug pushed sioug
west Of the Dubuque 4 b. Paul Road,
aud grading IL hatug Aniahsa up from
Ut. Paul Crossing TO Upton. Thers is now
no doubt but thar tho road vii! b completed to
IN excursion party goea from thia civ 10 ,hs
end Of lha track wess OF tho Waps,e Tie Metho-
dsts hold Z canp-mestlnR near OoInsucho' nn
Tue !sne OF shls ros:,, on tho 18th OF August,
place 70 Davenport, via thia road md liz Dn-
buqus 4 81. Paul, 10 accommodate those uhn
stiAh 10 Attand Tie S1sstu4. WV
, 1875-08-03

Fnr,oHr hcrnTe
The f,an.r,, 1,retoi,t Arsnis ~ IL. ro.aa ,..a.
H.. w.. ,.ssa"as, ,n,s ' '''.... 'r"e
!ns ~ t"o Moss 'nsenaoo 70 no1u heetlng 1T
tho 0rand Pacific Hotel to-day, but, owing to tue
damage dono to various roads bv tbs heavy sains
OF tho last few days. many Of tho agcnts did not
arr1yo, aud tho moctiug WAS adjourned until to-
day. Tho object Of tia moettue ia to sce vhatf,.
ar ,I,a l,.o..,nok ra,aa f-nn, K.us,a ritr -. ~
Tonte .nd ccsoo co,, ~ hs saare ay ~ ~
ns ,a..., ,s,es hslv4, ,aoty ~ ~ ~
fnuts f'.rctng ,,,c hs,,s ~ ti,a xa.stonr tr.1n
, 1875-08-03
Attempt Of Rodiler, the Desperado, Il
Gct Out Of llc Indiana Stato
Prison.
He Is Captured After Receiving Three
Gunsh0ts.
Arrest Of Many Thieves Mt I1nu-
sas City, 11o.
Brave Conduct of the Won1on.folk Of q
She;iI's Household in Iowa,

I'VE WILLIAMSON COUNTY FEhpEI IA.
Fl. LOUIS. Aug. Ia bpecnl from Calbou-
dale, H., Bsya anoshor assassination growing
Out Of tho Iouger-Isisse taut, in William
sou County, ILL.,, wAa committed Oil Saturday
night at rauyI]c. William spenrc. merchant
ol shat placo had retired for tho night In rootn
over Ills store. AEou! 10 o'clock llo WAS aroused
by two unknown men, Nho said thoy desired to
mako soEc purchases. sponco got UP and went
dow1t staif3, and, While putting oil h'a shoes
previous 10 opening tho stoFa doort wah
fstsa on tneo. , no.h W, a,ao's v,, sss!ns a,!1
WIS E4,'sackcd, but fow a,tielcs woro taken. nnd
Sgonces empty pockotbook wAa foaiId short
dstauce fEum tho stose. Tho real cauao IL not
kuwn, but tue act ia attributed 10 tho fact Tint
Speucs eiltartatnsd Bou,e friends who attended
Georgo ". stRncy'a funeral on Eriday last TAIs
iH the tweuty.seYcnttl murder cuutnitted slnco
the 1oud between lilo Bol!spgor aud Russell fam
,Iioa began fow ycarB ago. THO ranhacklng Of
Bpeuca'H Btore ls cuisiderod ~ Il blind 10 Iuako
people think sae murder was committed for
plindcr.
cAnnosn*LE' H. ArE. 2-At tho coroners
assausinated Ut c. ainvilIo Saturday night, it al
aecos tanned that lo had boen ghot l0us tincn--
twico with pistol, tNlcc with u SHOT gun, Ono
OF tue pintoI slols entered hin right eye, passed
entirely through the head, and camo out behind
tho loft car. Tho other lodged in his laft
chook. flfty-Reven bucksi,ot wasu taken from
lis body. Tho ca'sso Of hia murder is nuw
beloved to DO founded upon report that ho
waB to- receive Largo amount Ut money that
day, which tho robuors huutod Tor but could
mt fi,d.
Alfred I}ahor, q gawYer in mill about 9
miles out OF hcro, while retiring about O'clock
last night waH shot Il. by solue wouId-bo aHsagnin
through tho window OF Ills ruua, Baker cscA cd
injury from tho shot, but tho beddiuE near lin.
was completely ridd.cl with shot aud sIugs. No
Glow to tho pespotratur Gun bo obtained.
, 1875-08-03

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH coNVIcTs.
JEFFEnsosvlLLR, 1ud., Aug. 2.-Dill llodfer,
tho noted convict, with two other prisoners
named Ryan and Briggs, male another desperate
httompt to escape from thu State ptiBou South
at o'clock to-day. Janloa Kcnnody, ill.,
sdo guard, waa standing noar the
oud Of tho chHir shop, vhon ho was
approached from the sens, knocked down,
mud hia revolver taken from, him. Tho thrcs
couvtcta thou passed. uut Of tho chair Shop. Tho
guard tKeuMedy) recovered and gave tho alarm.
and Warden Howard started in pursuit, and 1uet
tl,om in roar u tho macliue-shopH. where tt,oy
drow up iu line. The Warden assod Kod!fcr
w'as lIe was trying to do. llo ronsod. ''Wo
nre trying to eBcape." Tho Wurtlon tU1d
them tl,oy could not do it. and
they surrendered and started for tho
o,iico. wlion unard Kennedy appeared, running
up behind l:odfor. and attempted to tate tIB
icynlvet from ltouifor, when sosero acntlle en-
aueu, In whit4 u. N. Allan, prison a:orokoetor,
allot 1oalfer In threa dFofeut places In tho
.neles. Guard henncdy roeeiyol y pt,tut
shot wouiil IN lin ett arm, aud a seht
cEt from knife In the hunls OF tho convict
liynn. Tue cuhvictH wo.o oyerPu"orch, mud
briggs aud lyan iocked 1T tcir coils t. await pun
isln,ont. 1lod,er aud Kenls'iy wsro taken to
the hospital aud their Wounds decsBol hy Dr..
9herrod. who pronounced them not eerlous In
elthor case.
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