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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

We have had some real winter weather
this week. Thursday morning being ex
I,remesy cold.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Winthrop Raymond, Of Raymond Bros.
NiTgini' City, was married 10 Miss Bate
man, at Omaha. Upon the rccep tion Of
nc news the boys about Virginia. who
had been dry for some tune, got some
square drinks. free Of charge. We wish
tho bridegroom and bride abundance Of
good luck and happiness.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

We learn that our II lend r B. Gray is
giving great satisfaction in Virryini CITY
teaching the District school Al that place
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

1t is reported from Washington that the
Sioux Of Red Cloud ami Spotted Tail
Agencies will be removed to some oh i
locality early in the Spring, and the coun-
try now occupied by them will he thrown
open TO settlement. This actiOn on the
part Of the government has become nc ces-
Isary, owing 10 the rush Of people to III.
Black Hills.
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I. O. G.. L.

!. q. U. I.
Fountain OF Hope Lodge, Nc. II
!. O. g. T meets every Friday evening
st P. NJ. in tie Grange Hall, Nam
Street DOzema,. N. T.
A. o. BRA WNER W. G. r
FRANK l.. GRAHAM. w. r. Sec'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Wood is abundant ia B.zeia4n and the
vicinity. Burnett has = huge pile of cor.i
wood with which he will supply MI de
|mands now or next winter. He his made
9 corner" Oh WOO piles
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Marshal Wheeler has been IN BoZeman
during the week looking exceedingly
well.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Probate Court. A. d. Mcpherson judge.
commenced is March term on Monday
last.
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Notice.

We wish it distinctly unde .stooa that
this office IS responsible for no bills made
against it, exec pit upon ap order given by
the undersigned, ana statement Of the
amount OF purchase must BE- Immediately
rendered. JOS. WRIGHT,
Publisher OF COURIER
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Geo, w. Fox, Esq returned to Helena
last Monday morning.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Ine ,infn, inetcr ,na.k IL DeiUW
zero, at $50 this morning.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Judge Langhorne did not 60 fishing on
yesterday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

The District court for Gallatin county
commences on the LIST Monday in May.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Our young friend Joe Kay is in as sales
man for Burnett We hope Joe will
make success of if. as he is a nice boy
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
Powder, Lead. sho:
CAPS and CARTRIDGES.
For sale at
BASINSKI'S.

A young trend Of ours is rather inIlg-
nant that M.Ishal Cl.rk uid not SUNNI, II
him as juror At Virginia city. He has
been anxious Tor an excuse to 60 to Vir-
s!nla tor Tie last mOntb. He knows Tie
r"at, however, and can 80 on lis owl.
hoax
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
There will he divine service IN the
Young Mens' Library Hall each Sunday
At IL O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. n.
until further notice.
L. E. D.CKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will be held regularly
1t the following places by the Pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Boze'
snan.
FIRST Sunday, (of each monty Bezeman
ia. m. East Gallatin, 5p m. Boze
man, Up. m.
Second Sunday, Eozeman, II a. M
and Up. m.
Third Sunday. Fairyiew, 10 m;
Reeves 8 p M. Bozcman, Up NJ.
Fourth Sunday. Bozcman, II a. M;
Weaver's school house At : p. n.
Sunday School every Sunday az q p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Up. m.
Class and Social meeting Immediately
sfter morning services. Strangers and
friends cordially invited.
B. CLTCKNEk, Pastor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

4 complete assortmesat OF Station
cry at j. BASlNSkFS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
and Scrip.

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the U. S. General Land Office and De-
partment OF the Interior. Private Land
G lalms. MINING and PRE-EMP TlON Claims,
and HOMESTEAD cases attended to. Land
Scrip i, 40, 20, and 100 acre pieces for
sale. This Scrip is assignable, and can be
located in the name OF the purchaser upon
any Government land subject to private
entry, at 81 rs per acre. 1t Is OF equal
value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore q c.. for pamphlet Of In
Struction.
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The District Court.

The District Court for NJ alison County,
will be held at Virginia City, on the goth
inst. Some of our citize,'s haye been
summoned as U S. grand and petit ju-
rirs. Col. Chestnut head the delegation
from thl, place, and the boys have voted
unanimously in favor Of his footing oil
the bills. This is high honor worthily
bestowed. Mine host Wakefield attends
the refreshments for the party.
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ST. 200 Profit on 500

Made every month by PUTS and Calls
Invest according 10 your means $lO
$50 or Sl00, in Stock Privileges,
mas brou.h. a small fortune to Us care-
full Investor. We advise when and how
10 OPERATE SAFELY. Books with iuII
info, III .tion sent tree. Address orders by
mail aud ttlrgiap to
BAXTER & co.
ISANk hrs AND BROKERS'.
II Wall 81. New York
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HapgOOd's Hot Springs.

will bsard, lodge. furn.sh hot, warm
and cool shower and tub baths; will cur.
coughs. rheumatism AMI Kidney diseases
for 81 % per day, or 81 % per week. in
advance. G.. HAPGOCD.
Hot Springs Creek. Madison Com. I.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

The NJ. e Church Entertainment
The entertainment given At the Church
in this place on Tuesday evening last. was
very intert sung to all present. TIL
ladies and gentlemen who took part IN
the exercises acquitted themselves adj
mirably. The receipls amounted to $50
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Pensions.

Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wounded.
rup,ured, or injured in the late war, how.
ev.l slightly. can obtain pension by ad
dressing Gilmore & Co.
Cases pro,ecuted by Gilmore s. Co. be-
fore the Supreme Court OF the United
States, the Court Of Claims, and the
Southern Oiaims Commission.
Each department Of our business is con.
Quoted in separate bureau. under charge
Of the same experienced parties employed
|by the old firm Prompt attention 10 al
tins, ess entrusted to Gilmore Il Co. il
thus sc .ured We desire 10 WIN success
by d. AZ wing 1t. GlLM0RS & CO.,
WILMINGTON, ID. e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
Arrears Of Paw and Bounty.

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILURS|
LOT the late war, or their heirs, are IN many
eases entitled to money from The Govern
m-nt Of which they have no knowledge
Write full history of service, ana state
amount of pay and bounty received I'm,
close stamp TO GILMORE q Co. asd fulll
reply, after examination. WIFI be gwen
You zee.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
Very Low per Centlage II Predt

Old customers will find ~ mp 80 fhe
times, and new ones are invited 70 CALL
and examine goods and learn prices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
LATEST LOCAL.

LIEUTENANTS CODY and MiddendCrf
pull down their vests this evening before
the Medical Examiners. Oh, COdyI
TIE will Of John H. D. FeIdkamp was
admitted to probate. Anna 4. Feldkamp
was appointed administrative. PeI-
sOnalty, 1900; realty, $6 000
AN inquest will be held this evening
on the body of boy named Geo. Sling,
who was drowned in a pond near Nc
Lean avenue. The lad lived at 5l2 Plum
street.
The Kanawha Division, Hayes IL
Wheeler Club. will meet at Hopkins
Hall tonight, when Gov. Noyes will
talk to the .sYets" in his usual happy
style.
THE body of John Boehnen was found
In the river this morning. He was
drowned last Wednesday. An inquest
held at Habig's resulted. in a verdict OF
accidental drowning.
CASPER WEsTMEIER who was arrested
last Tuesday for selling liquor without
license at bis saloon, corner of Race and
Court stree+s. and arraigned before Com
missioner Hooper, gave bond IN the sum
of $500. His case was continued until
next Monday.
AN inquest was held on the body Of
Jno. Bennan, German twenty-three
years old, who was employed at the
Freight Depot Of the 1. e g. X. L. Ben
nan with three others was bathing last
Wednesday evening in the river at the
foot of Central avenue, and getting be-
yond his depth was drowned. Verdict
in accordance with the above facts.
JAMES b. KELLY, the photographer,
while leaving Coyington car near the
corner of Fifth and Vine streets this
morning, dropped his pocketbook, con-
tanning $50 50. A newsboy picked it up
and gave it to Officer Mcfarland, who
brought the money to Hammond-street
Station. Kelly soon after applied at
that place and received his property.
The honest nswsboy was handsomely
rewarded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21

malicious destruction of property, SzBs
same, resisting officer, SIS; Alex Hnp
gerty, carrying concealed weapons, y
S50; John Zimmerman, resisting ON ssx,
forfeited bail; George Metze, sr., threm<s
ening personal. violence, dismisss&s
j. HOntoFys, exposing person, 20 dMysE
Mike KerrIgaB, burglary, e0BGinHsas
Jos. e. Lewis, false pretenses, dis-
missed; ". FL. Adams, 0bstruesinx
street, dismlssed; Thomas O'Meara, Ee-
sistilg ofisefy continued; Th0s. O' MeArR,
malicious destruction OF property esu-
tinued; JaeDb Neaser, eInbezzfemeut.
dismissed; Ben. Kruse, malicious cs-'
strucLiOn of property, dismissed; Js1zas
jackson, lettering, 30 days; j. M Biair 3
Son, obstr1fsing street, dtsmIassos
HoediBghof d Laue, same, contiHueas
Alex. Haggerty, abusing family, 30-s4A
Drunk and D:sOrderly-JOhn Hoa-
horst, dismissed; John Zimmerman, -
Thos. G. SariIie, dismissed; Mary Mhlifi--
gan, 90 days; Anna Clayton, coHtfHHeasS
John McCracken, dismissed; Retor
1rion. So; B. H3arv, 81; JoHn J. Kesghza
and 2. j. Sullivan, continued; EHIt Al
berti, continued; b. Kruse, dismisse1ts
Thos. OMeara, continued.
Assault aud Battery-R. NJ. Doughty
$25; VIM. Taylor, $40; W0lberI CIausssn,
dismissed Thomas q. Sarille, 30-6es
Matte Bright and Moilie Brown, 3e-$s9
each.
Petit Lareeny-May Robinson ana
Rose Lawson, 30-$100 each; John j. KDs-
CHAN and p. j. Sullivan, continued
Vagrancy-AliceJ Jones, LII days; Flew
ence George and Maggie. McGaxtE. -
days each.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
POLITICAL.
Congregational Nominations.


By American Press Association to the STAR.
HILLsBoRo, o., July M.-In the Demo
cratic Convention Hon. Fl. L. Dickey
was nominated for Congress from the
Seventh District. The nomination was
made on the ninety ;hfth ballot.
LovELAND, o., July N.-The Third
District Republican Convention passed
resolutions sustaining the resumption
ac', and nominated Mills Gardner, OF
Fayette County, for Congress.
LIMA, o., July 21.-The Fifth District
Republican Convention was held here
yesterday. j. l.. III. Long, of Putnam,
was nominated for Congress, and l. n.
Alexander, of Van Vert, ior Elector.
GREENcAsrLR, IND. July 21.-The
Democratic Convention Of the Seventh
District met here yesterday, and adopt
ed resolutions indorsing The course in
Congress of Franklin Landers, renomi-
mating him, and asking all favoring adj
ministratiye and financial reform to join
in his support.
NORTH VERNON. July 21.-The De-
mocracy OF The Fourth Congressional
District yesterday nominated Hon. ]. ID.
New by acclamation for Congress.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 21.-Hon.
Geo. +. Hoar will not accept renomina-
tion to Congress.
The Missouri Democracy.
ST. LOUIS, July 2I.-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled at Jeffer-
son City yesterday, and after listening : o
aspeech from Gen. Hockoday, one of the
defeated candidates for Governor, yes
terday, nominated Henry o. Brock
meyer, prominent German of ST..
Louis, for Lieutenant Governor;
Michael G. McGrath, OF Saint
Louis, for Secretary Of State (present
|incumbent); Elijah Gates, of Buchanan
County, tor State Treasurer; Thos. Hoi-
lIday, Auditor, by acclamation; Judge
]. l.. Smith, of Cole County, Attorney
General; j. E. McHenry, of Jackson
County, Register Of Lands; John W.
Henry, of Macon County, Judge of Su-
nrpma Enurt
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later dates from Red Cloud, we do not
orndit thia

later dates from Red Cloud, we do not
credit this.
CHEYENNE, July 21.-A private dis
patch received here from the command
ing officer at Fort Fetterman says pri-
vate courier just arrived from Crooks
command in the field reports all quiet
and dull in camp.
CHICAGO, July 21.-A special frem Fort
Buford, dated July 1S, is as follows: :
A Manitoba half-breed came in to-day
from Sitting Bulps camp. He would not
say where the Indians were, and EVIL
IDENTIFY was runner sent in to get in
formation as to the movements of the
Federal troops.
He says that all Of Sitting BULBS
wounded have beeA sent away, some 60
Ing to Wyoming, some to the Missouri
River, and some to the Pembna line.
This confirms the report brought into
Fort Lincoln Sunday last that number
OF Uncapa and Blackteet warriors, who
had been wounded with Sitting Bull, had
come into Standing Rock Agency.
Burke, agent at Standing Rock, has all
along maintained that none of the war
riors al that agency were absent, but
Mrs. Galpin. an educated Uncapa, wrote
Captain Harmon, at Fort Lincoln, that
OF two thousand braves not more than
five hundred had been at the agency
since the 10th OF May.
While badly equipped army is press
ing forward to destroy Sitting Bull and
his hostiles the Government would do
well to investigate the truth OF this
statement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21

More of the ssUnjust Suspicion"
The foolish and suspicious Intermed-
dlers who caused the arrest by Bremen
street Station-house officers the other
day of a lady named Miss Mary Briscoe,
not Bristow, as in another column OF
this issue, as mentioned in yesterdays
STAR. on the fimsy grounds that she
carried a satchel and called at certain
house very regularly. house
which some maIicious-lninded and
slanderous scoundrel had said was oe-
cupied by once convicted counter
feiter, may rejoice to know that they
have caused little annoyance to as
honest man as can be found in the city.
His name is William Reed; and 1t was
to his house, at No. "A Ravine street,
that Miss Briscoe was going to visit
Mrs. Reed, the ladies being dear and In
innate friends.
Those who know the gentleman alluded
! to, who, by lie way, is connected with
the house OF Ellis 4 Meara, OF NO. l44
West Fourth strees, sill not be slow in
denouncing the idle gossipers VINO have
caused annoyance to one of the most in :
telligent and law-abiding gentlemen in
the ciIys
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
Ann EIiza,s victory.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 21.-The three
motions argued and submitted to Court
yesterday in Ann ElizSs case were
passed upon by Chief Justice Schaeffer.
The rulings sustain Judge McKean's or
ders commanding the Prophet Brigham
to pay Ann Eliza temporary alimOny of
$500 a month, but they suggest a milder
While it 10 the opinion of many attor.
neys that Brigham Young is in con.
structive and actual contempt of Court,
yet friends and attorneys of plaintiff
consider that the rulings were honest
aud able, and constii ute another victory
for Ann Eliza. Brigham's counsel seem
TO be satisfied in escaping SO easily
The amount of accrued alimOny due AnI
Eliza now amounts to SIS 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
Springfield Items.

Special 10 the Star.
SPRNGFIELD, July 21.-The Contin.
entail Band will give Tree concerts every
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from
the balcony over Finney Il Colby's store,
corner OF High and Limestone streets.
Mr.. VIII. Murphy has returned from
his visit to the Eastern cities.
The reunion Of the SeVenty-frst Regi.
menL Q. V. l. will take place at Troy
next Thursday.
The Striped Stockings play the Onios
of Columbus next Tuesday.
The Blues defeated the Mechanicsburg
nine yesterday by score of 80 to 9.
The funeral OF John A. Schutta took
place this morning at O'Clock from st.
Bernard's Church.
Yesterday morning at s o'clock the
mercury Indicated ninety degrees in the
shade at the depot.
Work will be resumed in the different
machine shops on or about the 1st Of
August.
Young Dugan, who accidentally shot
himself about two weeks ago, is slowly
recovering from the effects of the wound.
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The Railrond Gases.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 2L-In the
United States Circuit Court this morn
ing, with Judges Davis and Treat on
the bench, the railroad tax injunction
cases, which were argued. yesterday.
were disposed Of. Iu majority of these
cases the collection Of taxes Tor both
1870 and 1874, on capital stock. were en-
Joined aud two or three taxes on tangi
hle property were included: dudGa
Davis delivered the opinion of the court,
taking substantially the same position
the State Supreme Court in similar
cnses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21
BOARD eF PUBLIC W0MKA.-
Business TramsacteA by tine Ka2sz
This MOrnimg.


This Morning..
The Board met in regular session, an
the members present and Prssiasas
Bell in the chair.
MIR. Baker presented a resolution In
structiug the clerk to transmits to Goa.p
ell an ordinance to pay OCOnHOE & k2r
right 50 SOB, balance due them tor in
proving Front street,. Lost
A communication from Chas. SeheEs
man, asking permit to lay a drain pip1
from the front of his house At the juns-
tiOn OF the Reading and Walnut Haits
roads, was referred 70 the Sewerage &zzp
gIneer.
On motion, the Superintendent Of Sem.
ers was instructed to lay draiE-pspe
from the meter-b0x- OF Lincoln RaEk %
the sewer in Hopkins street.
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell the Clerk
was directed to transmit an ordiuXnE3
to Council appropriating the saanl Df
81, ,58I GA to the Board of Public WOrt11y
ior W ater-works purposes.
A communication from property owR-
ers on Oehler alley, asking that the graLiB
of said alley be not raised, as eoHtem-
p.aIed, was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Grades.
Mi. Bell offered the following, WhiHk
was adopted:
''ResoIved, That the survey of churcAas
| and institutions heretofore exempt af
water rent, as reported by Secretary =
! Il. Greuter, be aud the same is hereby
approved" This will add to the watsr
| rent receipts about the SUM OF s., 500 an
| nuallY.-Rep.l
A communication from residents On
Goose alley, claiming that garbage wzs
| not properly collected, was. referTBd @
the superintendent OF the Street Clean-
ing Department.
The pay roll of the city Water-wOEks
for the week, amounting to s., ,020 80, WEE
! presented aud ordered paid
/ Adjourned.
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NV storms and Firc.

/. BY American Press Association to the STAR.
RICHMOND, VA, July 21.-Seabrocn's
tobacco warehouse and several other
buildings were unrooied by the storm
yesterday.
OTTAWA, July 21.-Three men were
killed by lightning near here yesterday.
PARKER's LANDING, PENN, July 2l.-
Last night lightning struck and fired
TWO tanks at Deike's Station. The two
a third was fred. Loss about 10000
barrels.
MANCHESTER, N. H., july 21.-Jacob
Towles' saw-miil, near Massabia Lake,
burned last night. Loss, 10000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21

Miss Dinah Cuiany, living at " Lib
erty street, was sunstruek about
O'Clock last evening. She is recovering.
An unknown man was prostrated yes.
terday near the corner OF Court and
Plum streets.
Henry Stephan, teamster, died yes
terday afternoon at his home, No. s
Pleasant strees, from the effects OF the
heat.
Conrad Domberger, employed by the
Cincinnati Ice Company, was sunstruck
last evening while driving his wagon,
and is not expected to 1--we.
John Carr, an employe OF the Gas
works, was overcome by the heat, but
recovered through the treatment OF Lieu-
| tenant Wersel,
| Peter AseI, OF the Cincinnati Ice Com
| pauy, was sunstruck yesterday evening
on Baymiller street. He is recovering
| Fed. Moore, Superintendent of Bonn s
mineral water factory, died last night
about O'Clock at bis home on Walnut
| street. He was suustruck while work
ling in the factory.
/ Valentine Drappald, while working at
the corner OF Elder and Broad streets,
Twas sunstruck last evening, and died
within a few minutes.
Mrs. j. Fox, living at 562 Race street,
was overpowered by the sun while walk.
ing near her home. The lady Is recover
ling.
Otte, died last night from the effects OF Z
sunstroks.
The coal HEAVIER named Jacob Rupert
who was taken to the Hospital last night
lis getting along all right this morning.
Mr. Il. b. Ashfeld, the druggist cor
Iner OF L ghth and Central avenue, ha
recovered from his prostration and il
, feeling quite we'll this morning. At on
time last night his pulse was up to on'
hundred and forty-four per minute.
Patrick &. Patton. a stone mason win,
/ worked on the Government Building
died from the eff-cts OF the heat thi
morning. Squire Anthony held an in
quest on the case az the corner Of Pear
. and Central avenue and rendered ven
dict of death from sHnstroke.
II, VIZ. m. .a.scsssger, OF Emig street., Twelft
Ward, aged twenty-five years, died thi
morning from tue effects OF the heat.
Teresa Schuman, of lib W ade street
t aged sixty-eight years, died last night Q
congestion of the brain, brought on b
the neat yesterday.
| d uOTse UeluuSlHS 10 u MI. Auohds
was overpowered by the heat at the cor
, lner Of Eighth and Main streets abou
noon, but recovered from its injuries.
John Smith, who came here from st
D Louis with a lot of horses, was sunstruc!
att hester Park this morning. An III
, Quest will be held this evening.
woman, whose name cuuld not b.
learned, was fodod dead on the corne
of Henry and Pleasant streets. Th
body WAS taken to habig's. An inques
} will be held this afternoon.
An inquest will be held this evenin
on the body OF an unknown man foun
In the Twenty-trst Ward.