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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-26

DAINTER,s MANUAL. House and sign
i painting, granting, vanishing, polishing
kalsomining, papering, lettering, staining
gliding, &C.. 80 CTS. Book OF Alphabets, so.
Scrolls and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, so. Soapmaker, 25. Taxidermlst,
so. Or booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau street, New YORK
laul9-d&w,tfl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-26
Cincinnati Live Stock.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 26--2 p. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past "a hours.
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MIAMITOWN.

Mr.. Lewis Scoggin, one of the pioneer
residents of this, Whitewater Township,
died at his residence this morning after
a short illness of pulmonary consump-
tion, aged sixty-six years. Mr.. Scoggin
has been resident of this vicinity for
over forty years, and was esteemed and
respected by all who knew him for his
integrity and kind, genial, social quail
ties, and all deeply sympathize with his
family in their bereavement.
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BROOKLYN's WHITE HOUSE GANG
Two Italians Nearly Murdered by a Drunken
narnuding Party.

The White House at Jay and Concord
streets, Brooklyn, Is saloon building owned
by Boss" Mclaughlin, and frequsnted by his
followers. His picture hanGs over the beer
fountain behind the bar. In tho neig hborhood
live = number ~ Italians who have been brutaly
treated by the rufians who spend their days
and nights IN the saloon. Some time ago a
number " the young men attempted to break
up an Italians barber SHOP In jay street, and the
barber In defending himself killed one CrocKer
Wolf, james Brennan, William Brennan, and
Joseph Mclaughlin, nephew Of Boss 4"
Mclaughlin, drank at the White House
until three O'Clock yesterday morning.
They started out and first attacked the saloon
OF lienJ. Morris at Nassau aud Jay streets. Ind
broke IN the door. An officer chased them To-
the foot Of Adams street. rhe officer informed
MIR. Morris went tn the Washington police sta
ton, and while ho was telling his story WAS IN
terrnped hy cries OF Murder" and "Help,"
The Officers found the four rufiians brutaliy
beating nj stonnR two Italian rag pickers who
had crossed heir patn at Washington aud liz
larry streets. One Italian was In the gutter,
wb'ie the other WIS on the pavement The as
Micnael Blancamana and Felix Acondo of Gs
Adams street. Diancamana WAS unconscious,
and 10 was supposed at tlTst that he was dead.
DR. Nissan discovered that his skull WIS frac
tured. lie IL In n critical condition AcOndo
was not severely injured. Justice w lsh COM
mtted the prisoners To r. ymOnd street jail.
The Italians were passing along the street IN
peace whom they were assaulted. They tried to
defend themselves with their hooks, but were
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DIED.

BAKER.-On Wednesday, June 10. 1879 wiiliam K
Baker. only son OF Fred. and EmIY ID. BaAer aged .
months aud 70 days.
Funeral wall take place SUNDAY June f9 Al IL
O'Clock from d57 Wafer II. The relatives anu friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
BROMN.-At hnenton. Nottingham, Eng, Jau o,
1870 Of disease OF the heart, Mary Ann wife Of Jo
seph Henry Brown.
Southern PAPERS please copy.
CAMERON.-On tine 10Th Inst, at 81 Chrystfe AZ
years. ~ ~
Funeral on Sunday at eP NJ. Friends an a as, MEM
bers OF the Caledonan Clue are respectfully invited 10
attend ~ 1890 -
kING.-on Thursday. June IS. 1870 Frank NJ son OF
days. s
O'Clock 81. on the I5th INST ~ -
OsbokN-On Friday evening. June 10, Arthur son
OF & OSBORN. pastor q the South Bip.ist Churri
Funeral Saturday evening az O'clock At 332 west
20th o.. WV
aged % ytars. -'N'''
The rriatives and friends OF the family are respect
lully Invited TO attend the funeral from his late rrs-
nnee' S"S East lVeth st. On Saturday, l7th inst, at
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FRIDAY. June l6-Fiour was duh and prlees
eny oa ali s snI as sA a ne
Sg,y prSe'' Corn mSa at some Inc WIS isry
.SPsrnp%e state aHa western, ssss'4 25i Shipping
SX ,S$ DE- s' S Mnnesets 'Pas ga y
Western winter common e. tssss 90 d. k nd
sn g. ss,sS5 iye ur .apaSdas ,,po;
b1ane Tay '%ta ns. ~ 10 "sstSIn DO tso
eo.' mess al tl94o ana for future dehyeS 40 bills.
tlo ofor September. Bacon very nrm at 3d.
ioi western and ely ons eear ca! meals &c nruy
far trade .ses 900 &C., at tll.doGsil.05 Tor prime
fuiire aesefy ~ tes at lr fn az lSs
81 80 Tor August, manly the latter niCnth Dressed
vance good 70 pune s. c, eaGssc Cheese quiet aud
unchanged, Fresh Eggs lS@ll'ec.
cui aud unsettled sales ldsooo bnsp. a. u oS,ios
see spas s4 G .pr NH q IL Sr
prime ~. 1n'c.F9 .pr9E 81 ~ Tor prime 30 Nh.
.prIns tlSt for choice No sheOo,gan spring ,l.4t
Wcetern rye sold m sma vsS AZ s5c hSrIevtu u1'
quiet state, Soc @tl Is f1r two nd four'rowed, and
PIe. ed sales $1,000 0ash' At soc for icIcc,rd $50
.1'S Tor Ts S. ts !s Ss 4cd 1 fS1 s Es
SasS 5e o T Se r"I Sid'Sa ass S S9
no Krade mixed, 5G@ssc. Tor steam mlAe b0ltJs nor
graded mixed Soe.i2c. iof Wcscrn yow ''' DN'
stead, Mdls apanS. is,s S Ss pFS S
i1rss sernsd 'Se "h ss' ct Zoo acs c,asg at
tsmDer, nae, Tor october, aud lld, for Novemnsr
AMI d comucr. The Liverpool market WIS steady (;
middlmg uplands q 3 ldd. '
GRocFmEs-cofres OF mild grades we're quiet and
uncnangtdi RO l1@slNc, aud Java Google. gold
There were saes q 5luO Oags Rio santos AZ nh
waite prices Foreign fruits quiet out there neen
good business in amond ana Brazil nuts. RE. wi n,
OFT ~ uasr OF moment domestic ranging rOn Sc. to
-. MulAsste quiet but very hrmly heid Il 3anagioc
for CUBA muscuvndo, 90 tost. Sugars arm at ~ axe
Tor flr to prime ren lug hut the sales were inf
$50 hhts irregular grades IN tn range 7ssaSTl Re
nned m douanu at lOl4@lO9sc Tor standard Crashed
AMI lAl0lnc for white. The suction sHle of teat
yesterday went at extreme low prices Tor Japaus.
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A SAILORS suspicious.
The Foundation Of Fear that he was 10 be
sold into slavery.

Joseph Dawson, colored sailor, was
hired with several Others by vii lam Smith, a
runner, ostensiby to sail on a coasiing schooner.
Dawson was taken TO Hoboken and placed on
board a barkantine lying on the Morris and
Essex cod wharye'. H. saw at once that the
vessel had already more seamen than required,
and, being impressed with the belief that he
with a number Of companions were TO be sold
into slavery leaped from the vessel late on
Thursday night. Smith, who was on board At
tue time, followed him, aud in Ferry street
Dr.taliy beat and kicked him In an endeavor to
compel him TO return. Dawson broke away
from his cdptOr, aud was soon la Justice jain
Ohicr, where he made AFFIDAVIT of the suspicious
CHARACTER OF the vessel and an additional afl
davlt against Saith. Tho warrants were placed
IN the h nds Of Constable Weston, but on his
arriving AT the wha'yes lie was beaten of BY
Suilth and his companions, who displayed re-
VOlVers and threatened TO Kill hun. lie Obtan
the services OF Constable WEIGH, and both
officers, armed, attempted IA second time TO ar
rest smith, In the mean time the vessel had
disalpeaTed.
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MURDERED IN the MOUNTAINS.
An Aged Man shot in his Bed-The Body
secrefed In "a Ravine.

secreted In "a Ravine.
CHURcHTowN. Lancaster Co, Pa, June Is.
In a letter of few DAYS ago your correspon-
dent gave THF SUN account Of the arrest Of
dozen or more Of the leaders OF gang OF rob
bers and murderers OF the Welsh Mountnin.
Now, there Ia another murder TO report. ohm
Weller, seventy years old, gray headed, and
living alone, was brutallY murdered and his
body hidden away in a ravine and covered with
bTambles and bushes. The murdered man
lived four miles from here, In wild. lonely
place. On Wednesday night, It is thought, the
murderers broke into his house and shot him 10
the head, the contents Of the shot gun penetrat-
ing his skull through the frontal bone above the
nose. They broke the butt Of the gun over his
head and then dragged the lifeless BODY out
through the vard. thence Up the road and hid II
away IN rtvine between the rocks. The body
was robbed and the house w. - rdnsacked. Inc
region IL sparsely settled The son Of the
murdered man returned home the day
alter the murder and seeing how things
stood, reused few neighDors. and following
the trail through tho woods found the De al
TO Is. Detec i've Lyon Of Reading happened In
the neighburnood. hunting up tue remnants OF
the Welsh Mountain robLer gang, and he at once
reoaired 10 the spot OF the murder. The vic,m
had always o0en peaceabls ana law abiding. Inc
ouckshot peue rated bis entire body, nd the
left SIDE u his skull was crushed In. The de-
tective took the son in charge, and ascertained
that several weeks ago be had had nght with
two men. These men were known to be des-
perate thieves. Thew were getting the better OF
the 1ght, and the Young man was In danger OF
being beaten 10 death, when the old man inter
fsred. Then the two men threatened the ola
man, ana said he would have 10 take IL when
they caught MN alone. II Is supposed that the
old man was sleeping when he was shOt.
The detective arrested Clement Skies and
John HirshDerger, rosuing in that district
SKIES Is an Legitimate son of the murdered
mans daughter. VINO il now dead He h led
a wandering, dissOiu.e life, and IL one 81 tho
most expert fox hunters In tnis section Of Penn
syivanid. The young men denied the charge,
but Justice Hollinger committed them TO the
Lane ster county jill. The jury's verdict was
that the deceased m IN met his death by violence
at the hands II nelson's unknown.
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OONGREssIONAL DOINas.
The Impeachment In the senate and the rmy
Bill in the House.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-In the Senate
legislative business was suspended at twenty
minutes past twelve, and the cons iderstion Of
the articles Of impeachment against W. W.
Belknsp was resumed, this being the day liked
to hear any further answer to the articles of i'm
parchment the respondent might deem proper
TO make.
Mr.. Black. OF counsel for Delknap, read pa
per declining to plead further on the ground
that the respondent had already been substan-
TALLY discharged, as the order OF the Senate as
sorting Jurisdiction was not passed by q two
thirds vote.
Counsel for the defence asked that tho paper
be filed, but objection was made by Mr. Ed
munds and also by the managers on the part Of
the House.
Mr.. Edmunds said It had been suggested III at
no quorum was present. and upon count Of
the Senate only twenty Senators RESPONDED
not quorum. The Senate then adjourned I'M
til Tomorrow.
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was exhibited by Robert Cary Of West Chester,
Pa, and two grape vines finely fruited, In pots,
were brought by william Reed of New York.
william walsh, Brooklyn, showed the best M an
goes and q no punches OF asparaaus, and forced
ears Of corn we're shown by q. j. Odds of Ko-
chelle Park, Nj, and james Riddle, gardener to
II. S. Brooks OF Inwood, N. Y. Prizes Of various
value were awarded all the above exhibits, and
the Justice OF the awards in each case seems to
have been unanimously approved.
1t is to be hoped that horticulturists, anothe or
year, both in the trade aud amateurs, will exert
every effort TO grow and form plants specially
for this exhibition, which must come to be the
finest IN the United States, as they will certain
" be fortunate II they always obtain such a
place for their purpose as Gimore's Garden.
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Brookyn Market bill reported the House To- day
from tae Committee on Naval Affairs II provides for
the sale Or exchange Of certain piece OF belong
ing 10 the BROOKLYN NAVY Yard The city OF Brook,
Ign that the commission TO appraise the property and
nx the price shah consist two mem lers T. Oe ap
pointed by me secretary OF the Navy OF the Mayor and
Comptroller OF Brooklyn, ana OF NTH be
lectod BY those four Tie bill was warm advocated
by Mr. Willis of the Naval Committee. and Mr.. Blisa I
brooklyn hs being In the public interest ~ Wen that
OF the Government aud ~ the city of BrOoKlyn Mr.
Lelyenworh u New YORK Jected 60 the Mayor and
Comptroller Of brooklyn being on The COmnlis.l VI
Mr. j. Imam Of Indiana moved to amend by authorizing
the President 70 organize commission Of three Tor
bill passed.
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Bnsintss Noiifts.

Dcnr sir From early youth I was In
Ietple health troubled with humor in my blood weak
ness anu ueDy Of the system generally; was unaDle
70 hnOr much, and only at some light business and
then only with great caution
seven years ago, the past spring mad severe AZ.
tack OF Diphtheris, which loft my limbs parayzed aud
useless, 80 was unable To- walk or even SIT up No
ucing the advertisement OF PERUVIAN 81 kUP, I
Soneiuded TO- give 4 trial and TO my great Joy soon
the SYRUP until three bottles mad been used and was
this day ' ~ " ~ W
attribute my present health entirely TO the use OF
IhkI WAN SYRUP. aud hold IL IN nigh estimation.
cannon speak too highly In It's praise have ia several
with the same good results
Yours truly, CHARIrs 4 PEARCY
Brooks, Me-, Sept. T. 1870 -
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THE GOODRICH MURDER.
A Letter frsm Lucette Meyers Begxina a
FREUD To Confess What lie knows.

The letter printed below was POSTWAR X ed
Sherman, Conn, April % aud directed to John
sn It'll, New York Post ONCE. II was not called
for, and In due time Was advertised and sent to
the Washington Dead Letter Once II was
there read and seen to refer to the Goodrich
murder, and II was sent to the Brooklyn police.
was sent To the Auburn ASYLUM for the Insane
qua II 10 supposed To be signed by Lucetts
Meyers, WAC was for a long time under IA rest IN
brooklyn. Tie police say that 1t amounts ~
nothing:
MY DEAR FRfRSD; received your lutter aud was
peasei ~ hear rom YOU John, why you say n that
o. tie tried over yuu would come forward and
testiy7 Why dld you not befurrY Poor Kate h ~ er
lnK Tor anotners crime. she may well say, Justice
Viii never De- done Ny heart aches for her. Oh that
ms memory when oug i u Danish It from my mind
God MY knows what | suffer. hope I an forgiven
Tor oeihg guilty ~ uphodug suel crime. hut never
have been brought to justice.
As am guilty VI NO crine, why should I suffer In
mlndI bul Tue memory Of that fatal night before
me. Or, John, n was TO be placed In the same ace
again would nave tue guilty bruueht 10 jnsticp
aitnOugh II my iife. I'M living OF trounIe of
and confess tue whole affair what you saw. Tell him
where he can nnd Roscoe and BY frightening him by
that little expected Let me hear from YOU as so n
1s possible, anu Please do as request you. IL not
| shall start for California the LIST OF June
anu you Will never hear from me again wish TO be
good One Of tne BrooSlyn men was here yesterday.
lie sAid he wound set every ling right You Wuull do
your duty. aep your eye on Roscoe. He shall be
brought TO know how sufr for his sins or viii ds
H. the aitempt You say YOU are going to see him.
closr tne piece nave been reading aOouJ poor Kafr
! ~ have read tue same most likely. Since you
rlshi as request and you Will ever prosper ease
write immediately. LucRRIIA.
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NEW YoRK. FRIDAY. June IL, Recoiota Of
D. eve. vetc ~ car loads or 30 head making 1913
since Nonday, against bt71 Tor cOrrtspnn, lng dine
lat week The demanl WIS only muderate, aud prlcrs
O. Yesterday ana "wednesday were barely sustained tx
elusive ui cars Of her kor cattle Whch could not
tul ald car loud OF Texans old al Sc N. tu dress
DO h-, the extreme rang =. Sst0lOlaC. n to dress
90 5000 NJ an tir - very good secr- were gene.
rally lux al g'4abfic. N. 10 dress 5h n-
kecclpts ut shcep and lhnur were loads, Hol
head, making 1881 since Monday, against ~ III foT
sAinN time iaht week sheep remain du I 4sotec
n, Lambs continue arm at 6la4bllc. y n. win good
jersey do nj 1OQt1lc.
Receipts OF hogs 26 loads 1868 head n.ktr
1854 since Monday A. l20ld for the same TINA
last week, None Tor sale live. ~
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DEMAREsT-MILLFR on Thursday. June 49, AZ
The SECOND Presbyterian Church. Railway, y. j. by tt
Rev j, A LigRett, assisted by the Rev Chaa Searnf
Of Centreport, l.. T., Charles =. Demarest Of wood
bridge, u. D. 70 Ida O. daughter OF b. ID. Miller OF
former place. No cards.
Buffalo papers please copy.
OGENCANP-fKANE.-On Thursday June Is AZ
me residence Of the brides parents by the Rev How
ard Crosby. ID. d, VIM. " HOgsnctnip d Elsie Dcnar.
est diughier OF Henry u. Crane sl Of this titv
JOI-THOkP-ln Farneld, CONF "Wednesday,
June ~, al the residence OF the brides parents by
Rev. pr samuel O,goOd Henry DE Wit Joy, VI. 10 Ut
New YORK TO Abbie O., daughter OF Andrew Ih0rp
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A bottle Of phosphorus exploded sponta-
neonsly IN the basement OF Reinhlld Van der Fmdrs
pharmacy At S23 Bowery yesterday, spreadl4g an IN
pleasant odor aad clouds OF smoke, and smahing
glass II Az hat hc lad m store. lac water In
winch It had been sept 10 prevent explosion had
eYapOTated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

A lady friend. win the ancst complexion VIC ever
saw tod ue that alter reading the advertisements on
DE- G0urauds Orient al Cream In our pub icati0n a
year agO she purchase o., she would NOT he
without II for all the gold 10 Chicago" She further
sad that hundreds OF friends had tried to discover
what she had used, but she had refused inform them
~ che priced II as secret. We have determined 10
a. Or EELlX GuURAuD's. IS Bend st.. New YORK.
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THEIR CONTEST REPEATED.
Race that the Mary NJ tho Jersey City
Yacht Club Wins

Tho race between the frst-olass cabin
sloops Of the Jersey City Yacht Club was sailed
over yesterday. Tho yachts tina, started were
the Plover, the Mary, and the seaspray time
allowance, two minutes to the foot The course
was IRON a stake boat on Ellis Island to Buoy
S., southwest Spit, and return. ON flying
start The yachts crossed the line a. follows
Mary, ll:21 A. NJ; Seaspray. 1l2y:O; Plover ll:3l
The Flower soon oytrhauled and passed the
Seaspray ana made for tue Mary. lie Mary
rounded Buoy So al o:25, the PlOver 335. the
Seasprhy not timed. Tue run home was dead
before the .wigd, the Pover gaining consdera-
ply on the Mary on the run no. Near Bedloes
Island there was "A slight sniff of vino and the
RlOVer lOsL
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FLKhIEdroN, Hunterlon Co.. n. j., June ed, 1874
Dr. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dedr Sir 1:
IL II wth happy n art that pen these lines L. ac-
knowledEe thai You and your GOden Medical discovery
ana fursathe fce1s are D sangs IT, the world. These
medicines csnnot he too highly praised for they have
almost brought me out OF The grave TATae months ago
was broken out Wltn large ulcers aud sores on my
dy, amos, ami face procured your Golden Medical
discovery and furkatVG Pellets, aud nave taken TX
bottles, ana to-day am IN good tea IT, all thuse uglY
ulcers having healed and ieit NV ssin In natural
htaltiy cOnillOn. thought 1t one time could not
he curDd. Although poorly expire 4 my graf.
tudu 10 you, yet there drop of Joy IN every word
Wfi p Tons blessing rest on YOU and your wonderful
n.e Ilcines ls the humble prayer Ut
Yours truly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

The bodies found At the Scranton coal wharyes,
foot Of ts,eI street. Jersey ,Iy have been Identified
hos Of Louis Jacobs ana II h. Weller ~ 1913 Fast
Br laiwaY y W YORK. GA C. iay oi thclr dcItu. two
dls ~, theY nlfeI boat az the Battery aud, TOWING
IN me " Jcr ey Central Hallway ferry, were run
down by the tugDOat II. +. Cahll.
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IL appearing upon afiiayit before Judge Nc
Adam Of the Marine Court that, In the II Gross.
ley at the scrbolers' Cur hr. stephen Fisk had
Ony dsegarded the summons Of the bee use IL
mao no brru properly served, MS hOnur cancelled The
order uuushns MI Fl-ke for contempt Mr. tleNe
hil ma an OpuOrtun.ty 10 0W NnY should not be
made responsible Tor the deOts VI CLUB wncn he
.. - -.-..-
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The Rev, Is tac Bradley, an Episcopal minister,
hVlngat bennington, N. d. While temporarily deTanged
yesterday ~ ana down the Streets asauting every
one he met. He seizeda Mrs, BrOn the ihIpat aud
hal ainost chOsed her 10 death, when tue lady Two
sons Ueat him lnseAfible VITA clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

When medicine VIII promptly cure such terrible
ehlhE ucrrs anu ire me blood OF the Vruent plisJn
us u thc no can longer doubt wonderful viz
tues Dr. Pierce however, does nnt wish 10 place his
Cod II Medical Discovery la the catalogue OF quacx
tfhtnos RUNS by recommending II 90 every
eAs', nor does no 30 rec imneld ~ but what
q W - TINS IN hrrr n nut one form Of bi1Od disease
mat II VIII not cure, ami thai dsttee. cancer nc
docs not recommend ns Discovery for that ease yet
ne knows II 10 De me most searching blood clnseT
dis, oy red aud mat It VIII free the blood ystem
al uthcr known blood poi ons, be they animal yegea
Die or mineral The duld Discovery iDIrTnHted nv
MN to cure tue worst forms Of skin disascs al
loflt OF Dotches, pinules, aud eruptiuu- also all
glandulnr swenRs, and the worst form OF scrufuous
ana liberated sores OF neck legs other parts and
81 ScTotuuus diseases Of the bones, white sweingp
1ey'r sores mp olnt and pina Diseases all vi winch
DclJns TO scroi uIoLa diseases AdU.
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Rumorod massacre by JndInns.

DENVER, Coli June IA report was received
here yesterday that the Sioux dams had attacked
cattle rancho AZ fremont Orchard about eighty miles
down the Platte killing niteen men ana driving on the
stock The settlers IN tn vicinity Of the repurted rad
have eft their ranches and taken refuge In the nearest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

ulhehste OF men speedily aud permanently
MlNCHksrER's SPECIFIC Pill tested for thirty
Years Win uniailing success TWO to SIX boxes are
usually sufficient 10 effect perfect cure skND FOR
Ciho ULAH Prices, VI per box Elk boxes. o., by
uhll securely sealed, with full directions. Prepared
only W WINCHESTER & co. b, Chemists,
80 John st., New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

Simon Gilbert, tho Orange ~. J) newsdeale
who ran away from his wife three months ago taking
with hm 5000 Of mr. money has been found by Mr..
6il1frt az Minneapolis Sac forgayo nlm and they are
agilu lNlAs tORttntr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

The Church Mission to deaf mutes has re-
ceiyed 1900 from Mrs. A. T. Stewart to he specially
for the Home for Aged and IDnrm Deaf Mutes at
20 East Thirteenth street Mrs stewart has also
given u 900 to the Five ryints House Of INDUSTRY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-17

Tue bilI for tho release of the diamonds pro-
scented by tue Khedlye Of Egypt TO Mrs Minnie shcr.
man Fitch was received at the Custom House yestor
Day. Il n signed by the President exempts the
j. wels from duty.
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Consumption. wenk Luuv.. chron,c Couo..

e"re ~ nglSt st9n sPseqy and PeTnsqrnt
Lime and Soda tested for IL years wi unfang suc-
Cess Prices 81 and " per hottie. Prepared only by
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