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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18

visions, apples, notions wooden, willow
stone, glass and crockery ware, bas-
Afs, &c. Anything that you ought to
find in a grocery store, you will find at
Howe's, if he can get it, for be is par
ticular about keeping up his assortment.
Then, again, he keeps good goods and
whatever he has to sell is just what he
represents it to be. II he sell it for a
good quality, it is of good quality, and
if it is faulty he tells his customer of its
faults before permitting him to purchase.
In the next place, he puts such prices
on his goods as will afford him only a
living profit, and these are his prices to
everybody. He asks no more than
what is right nor takes any less. He
is prompt to wait upon his custsmers
and serves them in the order they come,
without partially. Lastly, Mr.. Howe
runs his own business. What his
neighbors are doing has no influence in
shaping his conduct. He belongs to no
rings, enters into no combinations, is
restricted by no agreements, but man.
ages his business to suit himself AMI
his own patrons, utterly disregarding all
compacts between dealers. These
characteristics, added to his natural
liberty and suave manners, render him
favorite with all who deal with him
and win for HIM the confidence, esteem
and friendship of his patrons.
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HE Tax Judgment Sale of this
county will take place on the I'd of
November.
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PRAIRIE LANDS,

The last chance for good Agricultural
Land, on ten years credit, at six per cent.
interest. Don't run any risks, but go to .
country that has been proved to be good;
Commissioner, B. l. NJ. R. R., Burlington
Iowa, and receive free copy Of Iowa and
Nebraska Farmer, with chart Of lands, and
LOW ROUND-TRIP Rates.
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in the week previous to the festival, and
also to reach town Tuesday morning, at
9 o'clock, if possible, to attend the first
rehearsal, and report to o. H. Parker,
at the Congregational church. Mem.
bership tickets and tickets to rehearsals
and reserved seats at concert are $500.
A concert is to be given on Thursday
evening October Goth, to which IS cents
will be charged for admission. For full
information address Prof. Styles Ray
mond, Red Wing, MINI.
VIZ promised last week that we
would endeavor to explain why it is
that Mr.. Allen Howe, whose store on
the corner of Plum and Seventh streets,
wholly outside of the usual business
limits, has been able to attract and re-
tain the largest business done by any
retail grocer in that city. This is, we
will give what appear to US to be the
reasons. First, then, Mr.. Howe has
one of the finest store rooms in the city
and a splendid cellar, and is able to
keep his goods in the best possible con-
dition in all seasons, while they are
also convenient to get at whenever they
are wanted. Next. he keeps fully
assorted stock Of everything in his line,
such as groceries, country prodvce, pro-
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DIED.

BoYCE.-At the pastoral residence, on Sunday, July
o. after lingering illness the Rev James Boyce, pas
tor OF 81. Teresat Church. In the 4Sh year OF Ills age
Funeral services Will commence al pN O'Clock on
"wednesday morning In 81, feresas Church, at thu
close OF which the remains will be taken Calvary
Cemetery Tor interment. The reverend clergy and
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BNERS.-On sunday, july 9. SAran WIFE OF william
Byers, IN the 6bti yenr Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
requested 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
373 est J2d ST. on Wednesday, The l2th inst, At III
o'eock lnleueni III GreenNoOd.
BURNs.-Suddcnly. on MONDAY, July 10, 1875. Mar.
gsrrt burns, IN the 10Th year OF her Age.
Tue relatives friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral from her sons resi-
drnge id9 Union Ev- Brooklyn. K. d. on Wednesday.
july -, Al +. NJ
COUCH Ian. On SUNDAY, July o, Resale T., eldest
daughter Of the late John and Ellen Cuughlan.
Relatives aud friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her fueral from her residence
avg West 2pth st, on Wednesday, July IL, at i. NJ
CROWLRY.-July II, 1870, Ellen Crowley wife OF
Jeremiah Crowley, n tive Of DuAmalway, county
Cork, Ire aud, aged ~ years.
Relatives and frenus. and the friends Of her father
James harrington, are invited TO attend the funeral
Thufrdsy july lS. from her late residence, 900 ofh
between Grove aud Erie st. Jersey Clty, ~ Calvary
Cemetery.
HAVkNlEYER On Tuesday, 18th inst. Mrs Catha-
rinc NANcucYcr, IA The ~ year Of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
LIkCH.-On SUNDAY, July o. Patrick Lynch OF iha
parish Of kllencare, county CaNan Ireland aged 81
years.
Relatives and tends invited 10 attend the funeral
from hls late residence, 5l2 East l5A st., al r. NJ to-
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THE CANAL RING CASES.
The Denison-Bcidcu salt Postponed until the
First of August.

ALBANY, July IL. The extraordinary
circui, called by Gov. Iiiden TO try the case of
the People agt. Henry ID. Denison, James J. Bel
den, It di., convened here to-day, Justice Daniels
presiding. Justice Daniels said that he unde r-
stood from Justice Wsstbrook. who would not
be present, that two iuries had been sun moDed.
He also intimated that the plaintiffs we're not
particular before which the case was tried, bur
would leave the choice to the defendants.
Mr.. Ruger, for the defence, said they should
object 10 both juries at the ~ oper time.
Mr.. Henry smith, who had been employed by
the defendants. and had devoted y eat deal OF
time to the case WAS taken sick abou; six weeks
ago, and although So far recovered as TO be
with the suit. especially IN this weather. lie
sid II was n season OF the year when the legal
fraternity was Ia the habit of taking vacation,
and he would suggest postponement TO some
more agreeable time.
Judge Daniels said 30 mu ch time would be re-
CURED by the case, and the Judges were zen
orally occupied later in the season that solely
on account OF the dsagreeable weather he did
not think u advisable 70 postpone, tut on &C
count Il Mr.. Smiths health pernHps Il would be
better to adjourn for two weeks, when that
gentleman hopes TO have regained bis usual
health.
Acknowledgement Farchild said the defend
ants had other able counsel besides Mr.. SUM h,
tried now. later In the season Il would be
almost impossiols to secure the attendance OF =
Judge.
Mr.. Hale, who was ass ociated with the At
torney General said that, In either case, Il " a.
unnecessary that both struck jurios should he
kept.
Judge Daniels said he supposed the Attorney
General was al liberty to move the case In either
court.
After some other consultation the jurors In
the extraordinary circuit were disch arged. and
the Ioll OF Jurors In the regular circuit was
called, but not one answered. II was afterwArd
ascertained thai they had not boon notified 10
be present.
IL was At length agreed to refer the case to ex-
Judge Emott OF New York, Judge Country
mao Of Cooperstown, and George h. Hiobard OF
Buffalo. II either decline 10 act, aud the coun-
sci cannot agree upon third. the case Will he
tried with jury on the LIST Of August, 10 which
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STRIKING FROM THE SHOULDER.
The Germans Making Known their Opinion
of the One-aIan Power.

The German Democratic Central Com
mittee say, I'VE accept the Nomination OF
Samuel J. Tilden for the once of President Ms a
pledge Of the earnest desire OF the Democratic
party 20 fulhl the most pressing demands for
the relief Of suffering country, namely; thor
ough-going legislative aud administrative re-
form, relentless prosecution Of corruption, and
wise economy In tho puoiic household" An
other resolution reads
ReAolred, That we have observed with shame and
mortinratlOu now the leaders Of Democratic or2ani-
tun ln this city, In their opposiiun - the nuulna
ton OF samuel y. 1tlden, not only knowingly mlsrepe
racy state city OF New YORK but resoTted
the yest calumnles ard weakest Inventions OF the
enemY give greater force TO their objections TO said
nomination and that IN our opinion the beat Interests
OF the Democracy Of the city ana county OF New York
lmperAtyeiy demand such reorgaulz tton ~ will In
the future keep II froa and independeuto % the control
Of secret sOcey the viii VI single man.
Neither the - 1aInmAny Society" nor the success
svc bosses have secured unity, strength, Aad
needed az the time Of John Van Buren,, Lorenzo
H. Sheppard, Ethan Puroy, Azanah flhgg lioO,rt
Kelly, Francis n. Cutting. james I. Brady, John A.
Kennedy, and their worthy COnpeers Iiden, OCunnOr
Fell, Iirmann, Gunther Smith Ely, Chaner aud many
others SIT ivln2 was II deemed ecesHary 10 have
tue IauIRauy society exercise controlling influence
the act Of the General Committed, AZ has he
come The custom durug the latter years so evidently
al expense Of the esteem, harmony, aui influence
OF the cty Democracy. The Capitalization OF pow or
the I4MmiuY Han organization Is au irrecoucilADle
contradiction to Democratic theory and practice.
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THE FRENCH MUxIcIPAL BILL.
The Ministry Sustained In the Chm mbers By
an Overwhelming MnioriIY.

VERSAILLES. July lin the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day the debate on the Municipal
bill was continued. NJ. Ls Pommelec, Republi-
can, representing the Department OF Ilis OF
Vnaine, maintained the necessity Of discussing
the whole subject OF municipal orssnira alton in
stead Of treating the question Of the appoint
ment OF Mayors separately.
~ Leon GHmbetta supported NJ. LIE fommelec.
NJ. de Marcere. the Minister OF the Interior,
said the Government dc handed . a vote Of
confidence. the adoption OF the plan for regulai-
ing the appointment Of Mayors by a separate
bal.
NJ. Gambetta said the confidence of the Re
publican aJority ia the Cabinet WAS never
greater. The Cabinet should dem and vote Of
confidence on the entire home policy, not on
the present question.
1ne motion IN favor Of the Governments plan
Of dealing with the appointment OF Mayors by
separate bill was passed W avOte OF 3ss against
81.
The House then began discussion OF the COM
mittee's report on the bill Which accords with
the Governments views. The first clause was
adopted oy AS yeas against Is nays.
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Contents OF the weekly sun.
THEwEKKLY Sun publ

iHF W Ehkl4h ~ pApAlshtA Lulb CON
tAins the following;
- Terrible Dl.asIer on the Plains-Massaere OF Gen.
Caster ana MS Nhoe tommand by Suing Bull and
Soux-Detais OF indiSn Baroarlfies-Oler Defeats ot
United states Troops by the keds Kins-sketches OF
Custer and ms Companions, The Var on The Danube
Reported Defeats OF the Servians The Attitude n the
Great Puwert A shocking llevclAlOn-A White House
r.otto Abluct \ Government Nituess-FuTtheT Lgi {
Thrown On tue Diamssal Of Yar Gov. Hayes Ac-
cepance-A Long Expected Letter written, hut
kolhug In II CRAM helping tht Thieves Proceedings
o. Congrcss-Ihe Dead L9ck on the Appr9priat on
Mls-lebate on the Indian War The Impeachment Of
bekn.p-G rants larey Action interesting Evidence
IN the Great STATE Irai-Caleb 4. NJ rss TraueaCtun
with The Accused New zen alton In Washington
Removal ~ Postmaster icnerRl JeNel from once
The Prohibit Parry Candidates of Real Reform
Death VI Santa Annaj feinOie storm aud Loss OF Lie
IN Iowa; The PobtAl Service Prehistoric America
Let an the People Read The Galiows IN Itay A
Dunktrd Love Feasti Tue Latest 1rlegraphc Ne,ys
Ladies, Department Notes on Science anu INDUSTRY
Man Columns OF Editorial Articles aud Agricultural
Matter stoIy-A Passngr IN the Life " Mr.. Passing
ton, Part l.. Financial Intelligence and Markets..
TnR WEEKLY son contains complete epitome OF the
news Of the from all parts Of the United states
and the American continent Copies wrappers ready
mailing TO the old country may be mad at the
Of our publication once. Price four cents. FOR
BY all news dealers IN cY and country,
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THE POSTAL FRAUDS.
Pestma u era enerai JEWELS UnaideA Efforts
10 Partly The Department.

WAsHrNoroy, July u--Postmaster- G en-
eral Jewell was before the House Committee on
Post Ofhces aud Post Roads to-day, and testin ed
in relation 10 straw bid frauds and the efforts
made by the department ~ suppress them !;
also as to the clerks who were charged with
completely IN these frauds. Mr.. Jewell said 1t
was hts desire to have good men In the service,
aud his practice was to remove any one, whether
clerk, Postmaster, or contractor. who was gull
y Of any Irregularities whatever, and. while he
could not recollect every particular case Of re-
moyal. without referring 70 the records Of the
once, no would say that he caused removals to
be made whenever he thought the good Of the
service required II. ~ also sought TO have ylo-
lations Of the law punished and 10 That end
turned over all cases OF violation Of
the law to the Attorney Generals office for
prosecution. lie held interviews with the DIS
cases. and offered TO Furnish special counsel to
AID Ia tue prosecution Of them, but the offer was
declined. lie Was disaD pointed al tue small re-
suits Of the prosecutions, and regretted that
there were SO few convictions but was power
less beyond turning the cases and tho evidence
over TO the proper officers.
lis was asked II any member OF the Cabinet
had asked him or talked with him In relation TO
the resiguatiun Of certain clerks who were asked
70 resign. He replied that If any one OF the Cab
met mad aeked him questions about the re-
movAl Of certain clerks ne should refuse TO tell
the committee, and no refused to tell why ne
removed certain clerks beyond general reasons
that were entirely satisf ictOry To himself why
they sho aid be removed.
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THE LAST or THEIR sPREEs.
Tive Firemen in q Death GrappIe IN the Dock
ut pier 81, North River.

The steamship Columbo arrived on Sat
urdsy, and two Of her nremen James O'Connor
and Henry McCartenay, went about the city to
see the Hons. They got very drunk, and con-
tinued their spree through Sunday and Monday,
aud at IL o'clock they returnedito the ship be-
wildered and ugly, and while thev stood on the
bow OF the ship, near the rail, they clinched and
almost instantly both tripped, and crying out
"Oh God. helpl' fell overheard. As they went
down the iron side Of the ship, a distance of
twenty or thirty feet, both struggled and shouted
and Kept tight hold OF each other. OConnor
was underneath. and his head fell with
terrible violence on the edge of the
pier. Both sank, writhing 10 each Others
clutch. At length O'Connor's head rose To the
surface, and a sailor slid down cable mead fore
most aud Rraeped hts hair and held on until a
number OF men with boat hooks and ropes DIRE
him to the deck. O'ConDor sank without
a struggle on the deck. In the Cham bers street
relief hospital IL was ascertaine ed that hts sltuIl
had been fractured, and II Is thought tn at he ia
fatally injured. McCartenay's body has not
been recovered. He was a native OF Hull, ana
had 10 that city a wife and three children. lie
was 70 years OF age. 0Connor, who Is % years
OF age. Is single.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. july 1l.-For lack OF
fresh offerings there traic IN beef cattle to-
day ana the market remains firm at yesterdays ad.
vnnced prices. Dressed beef moderately active
this morning at 7Isss.c. n for common " good na-
tive beef sides.
Receipts OF calves were li6 head. part buitermlK,
and part milk fed veals. all OF which were in limited
demand At Nc n. reduction from Yesterday prices.
Common TO choice veas ranged from &c. TO TIC. n.
as head.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were loads or
1107 head. The demand very moderate. and sales
were generally SLOW At Nc. NJ reduction from yes:
terday'e quotations Common to good sheep ranged
from &C TO 51pc. n. and poor to choice lambs from
&c TO stc with few choice Jerseys sold to pap<c-
tn.
Receipts OF swine Is loads, containing LIZ
hogs. None on sale alive.
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state bonds were dull and quiet We note salee OF
Missouri g.. long bonds at LOB Virginia Be, console
dated eH nAiursd coupons, 90 and Louisiana 7s CON
soiuatrd NJ l3. Raj road bonds strong, with an
advance In Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds 10 w. The PRINCIPAL were a. fo-
OWsi New Jeney Central convertible, g7i.: Lehig Oh
and ". Is. consohaated, % MlSauke e anu 81. Paul
lsts, La Crosse Division. lolA MlW Aukse aud Pau
consolidated sinking fund, y0lsago4 Milwaukee and
- Paul. los, lUU9l Milwaukee and ST. Paul C. and
NJ. division, Wy Chicago ana North western cons0ll.
dated coupon gold bOnds, e3AGea Ere 2ds, I03t
Erie Sds, 1854 Hannibal and Joseph r.. convert.
hie. 81 Sew fork Contra lsts, coupon, l2l OHIO and
Mississppi consolidated sinking fund. BIZ ONO aud
Mlsslssppl Consolidated % Central Pzcnc gold bunqs
lo7 Western Pacific BONDS mss ese,a Union PacInc
ISIS, 1895 Union Pacific 7s. hand grant lV2A Union
Pacific siuking fund piA PtIs nurgh Fort Wayne nd
Chicago lsts. lls lalnc OF Missouri 2ls, SO; Great
Western lists, rs. OIL Mestern Iuion Telezraph ron.
pon, 1900 100 Louisville and Nashville consolidated
pA % North western consolidated coupon gold bonds
p3k6bp& Rensselaer, and Saratoga lists, il7Js.
Inc OpeninH. nienest lowest AND 4. n. closing
prices VI stocks TO-DAY
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After the Steamship Great Western went
ashore near Fire Island her hull was sold to NJ. II
egory Of sag Harbor L. H. who contracted with the
Of her cargo Of rags and sulphur to unload
her Gregory employed recently arrived Germans
from Castle Garden some OF whom he discharged WIN
oui having them. On saturday, While the Germans
were eli imOrng Tor money, Gregory and the man 90
hought the rags quarreled, and Gregory kuocked the
latter down with a blow from a club When the az
saul ed party regained his feet he seized large knife
have killed HIM nut for the Interference OF the
workmen, Gregory vas ~ BADLY injured that ne hAd
TO be taken 10 Babylon on litter, and Work ID now
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Long Island Guys two Mayors have carried
their conflict Of authority into the courts In 1875
Mayor pitmars sppogted subordinate BODY Of ON
eais for three years each sterward resigned
Ia the fprng Of this rear, Ht7TY s. DeBevoise was
elected to MI the uneIpired term and b. appuiutef
full Of officials 10 places head by tAe Dilnar,
Iney refused retire aad the MAJ or rrfl "a ~ gu
warrants for their salaries consequently the Treasurer
would not pay them. They brought SUITS 10 recover
their sArles thereby bringing up me question Of tue
% the rec pectVr offices Judge Armstrong wlli hear
the arguments OF counsel for tue psres on tue 10th
Ina
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Ashore In III. strait. of Magellan.

The Panama Transit Steamship Com psny's iron
steamer Georgia Capt Sickerson. 1000 bur
den got ashore the latter part Of June the Straits
Of Magellan. She sailed from New YORK the 4th Of
May for san Francisco with coal and 100 tons Of
sorted cargo. all on owners account. Her sister
steamer, the South Carolina aehOre on Barnes al
last year, but vas got on uninJured. The Georgia
eleven years old, and formerly ran between this
port and Charleston On oeng purchased by the Pan
ama Company che was enlarged, and neS engines and
boilers put into Her captain and creS. Who
all safe. taxing on her crrgO, In which
they assisted by lighters from tue Gilman
non. MAlch ls only Lhlrly MlIes dBlAnt.
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A neatly young man, describing him
self as william Kelly Of Spring street, Nov YorG, en-.
tered the CITY BANK Payona avenue Jersey City. ON
Saturday asst and presented check Tor 1850 drawn 10
the order of ID. A. Post OF the Palace Bluard Rooms
Grove street The chcck bore the name OF nert Post
only, ana the cashier declined 20 honor IT, Kelly said
that he would have the endorsement made rght ana
return. Kely returned Yesterday, out the an
time President Buce had Mr.. Post, who declare
the CheCk a forReTY. Kelly was arrestel
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The CoiInp.e Of a Circus.

Me.srs. HOwes Cushlng's circus ceased to
exist few days ago. In Fal River, ass The perform
ers had not been paid for sI weeks, and strike was
headed by Frederick the champion Jockey rider. Tue
canvas men excited when they saw that the show
was about to collapse, and they violently attacked
fredenckss baggage and destroyed some Of his ward
robe IN ticket wagon ana the hons, lnc udlng the
bapy Ion were attached AZ Fan River. hesss Avery
ew'h and John Naihans' partners of Mr.. r. T. Bar
nun ctiinel tue and menageris A. their prop.
cry saying nat hose; Cushing bad merely leased
tir sN"" lh~ RIDER. frcirrcks, with his wife aud
child naHoN} escApei death al the hands OF the can
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The hearing ia the case Of the will Of Edward
Boye late civil engineer and surveyor In this city
begun yesterday before Surrogate Gavin. Tie esator
left personal property the amount OF $4,000 and
some valuable real estate. by will, executed some
years ago, he made his wife the nhertor Of his
property krly la th year. previous hlt departure
Tor Europe with s wife Tor the bcnrnt OF her hcHu
he executed codicl ~ winch he provided that M
OF his Wife'r death before his own the Homo ~ Tie
Good Shepherd should ne ms sole heir Mr-. Rove
dten IN Paris IN April aud three DAYS aferward Mr.
Boyle died also The win II contested by hr-t cousin
OF the tetator, william j. Cowley, allegations oi
nm, iunue
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange con

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised force oeure sales by;
Peter r. Never one three Eto-y brick house with lot
16SX9Sa on the north SIDE Of Thirty nTs street. 500 fet
east OF Ninth avCuut, $500.
BY a. H. Muller son between seven and eight &C
lana al BArettus Point, extending through to Leg.
getts creek, Mestciteeier county, N. Y. $4,000,
By G. :. Carter, four tlreo-story hrck houses with
ot each 20 lHl0l on Ninth avenue southeast corncr
Of FoHytourth street, 200.
ny T., a LaEre9ce Co., one house with lot s5SioO,
Stanton street eli $50 one house with hot 20 sxs5
on the east side OF 1hrd avenue 4 south OF sew
eIiy ninth street tl4 $50.
by X. v. HaTnet. one building. with lot e5IIlOO on
lht east sde ~ Ninth avenue 1913 feet north OF Forty
third street. 5000.
By James NJ. Miller, one house, with lot 9OIlxp2 on
The south side Of 10Th street. 2A03 feet east OF second
avenue, 1890 .-s
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= = : "
tice Leonard 10 Jersey CITY yesterday with battered
face and adhesive plaster his head. Larkns said
that he resided IA New York, but for time past
had h. employed driver for Capt. Dm0nd, Of the
tansi at Ia, At % month. he called on Dlmun
to- sl5 due him wage, and tue Captain refused 10
Kicked lin a0out tue bead Dimond was arrested aud
held 10 aWalt the action OF the Grand jury ana the
The captain paid the SIS due Larktns aud the costs
the case, iu all about 40.
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Thomas Mclaughlin and Peter Dunn were
TO the Tombs yesterday suspicion OF beiag ui
pcatei In the shooting OF John Hempe the even ne
Of the LIST Inst Hemple, an GRAND boy of 322 East
Thirty mrs street. While sitting on his doorstep, Was
struck In the forehead WITH What he supposed was
stone. He went to drug store for treatment and was
then told that he had been shot. lie was sent ~ Belle
yue Hospital aud there he died ON Monday.