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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
Murder VIII Out.

a few years ago august Flower
was discovered to be q certain cure
for Dyspepsia. and Liver complaint,
a few thin Dyspeptics made known
to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured 10y its
use. The great merits Of GREENS
AuGrsr FLOWER became heraldel
Though the country by one sufferer
10 another, until, without adyertis-
ing, It's sale has become immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No
person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiyeness, palpi-
tation of the Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, etc, can take three doses
without relief. Go to your Druggist
Vivian, Motfett, or Pultord. and get
a bottle for - cents. and try it..
Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

SEWING MACHINES CHEAP.--The
undersigned will sell a new Wilson
Sewing Machine, the usual price OF
which is $50, for Sl5 cash and three
cords of good dry wood. Or, a 800
Weed Machine for $50 cash and
five cords of good dry wood. Who
wants EN- cheaper, or on better
terms w. ii. BENNETT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
E. Osborne & Son,
Dealers 10
Dry.Goods and Groceries,

WEhavc the best assorted stock of Dry Goods
Notions. hats, caps. boots, shoes, rcady-madc
clothing, groceries, glass and Quccpsware, ever
offered N mi, City Never has there been a
more inviting tine TO bny goods. For cash
you can buy more goods III our store Than nj
ANY Other house IN the City, We keep con
SANITY on hand u large stock OF the celebrated
Brad ey d Metcalf Boots aud ioes, acknowl
edged by all To be the best boot and shoe ~
lie kct The highest market price paid
inr Country Produce. Remember the Place,
opposite n T. Martins Hardware Store.
3blf T. OSBORNE ~ Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

From the sale of $4,000 bottles of
UALE'> CouGn CORDIAL, sold Ia the
northwest within the past year. on
\ guarantee 10 refund the money in
case OF tai.nre 10 rLre, there were
lees than fifty bottles returned, being
less than one failure in a thousand.
This fact speaks volumes in favor Of
this wonderful remedy for Colds.
Coughs, Sore Threats, Bronchitis.
Asthma, &c. Physicians everywhere
acknowledge their surprise at the
wonderful results FROM the use of
this medicine Ne authorize !. II
Vivian to warrant a cure or return
She mouey.iu ease of failure alter
using o0>-ha!i the ho,tle. Il Is very
! iaSSaut TO the taste. making II a
very desirable remedy for children.
sEaJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

CARTWRIGHT * JAMES still sell the
Estey Organ and will not be under
sold 10y anyone. Organs sold on the
monthly installation plan by them,
They arc agents for the Chickering
pianos in Iowa county, Also West
crn Cottage and Loriug x Blake or
gans. II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

DIR. S. ID. UowE's ARABIAN MILK
CURE. The only preparation OF
the kind in the world SO pleasant
to the taste that sch, dren' cry for it.
/, cures coughs, colds Group, hoarse-
ness, Whooping Cough. Quinsey,
Pieurisey, Sore Throat, Asthma, Ca
talrh, Loss Of Voice, Pneumonia,
Soreness of the Chest and Lungs,
Night Sweats, Bronchitis, Bleeding
Lungs, aud consumption. 1t is a
substitute for Cod Liver Oil, and
never uauseates. 1t is food to the
stomach and nourishment to the body
Sold by John II. Vivian, NJ. D. Drug
gist, sole agent for Mineral Point.
4Sw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

Mrs. WHITTLEsEY is selling the
celebrated Gnnther candies at the
same prices at which they are sold
in Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

WOODLAND or Soit--for sale
by Z. J Cooper. THIS wood is in
pole shape, at So for hard and 81 oo
for soft per load. Also sawed WOOD
Mt the same price. 4S-tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

Domestics, shifting, and all other
cotton goods sold at manufacturers
prices at Deler's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

THE finest display Of brackets,
wall pockets &c. can be- seen ut the
Post Office Book Store 40w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

A SPLENDID stock of mems, boys
and childrens stiff and soft felt hats
Of the latest styles, also cloth and
fur caps at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

MIS-. JOIN WATERS is prepared
to do all kinds of dress-making, and
in the latest AMI most approved
styles. Shop at her residence. If
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

IL. Il. OSBORNE has the finest line
of Water-proois in this city, Don't
buy until you see them,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
Business Notices.

ssy~ Notices under this head viii be charged
for at the rate OF cents per line each nser
ton No,hng estimated less than 3 lines,
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

35--i5-55, these are the figures
at which Carter is selling the differ
ent grades Of fresh oysters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

AT Carriers City Bakery you can
get the hes flour in the market at
the lowest price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

FoG RENT OR SALE.--A desirable
city residence. Large lot and barn,
cistern and we'll. Good six-roomcd
house, Apply 10
3ltf HENRY GVNpELFtNGER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

PREFERRED creditors-those who
don't dun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

DELLERS stock of dress-goods is
unsurpassed III the city. ltincluaes
all the new shades especially cash
there's,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

ii. Il. OSBORNE sells the Bradley
& Metoalf Boots. from Milwaukee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

FURS.-A large stock OF Mink,
Fitch, Alaska, and Coney sets at
very low prices. Also feather and
fur trimming in black, white, and
gray, at Dellers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
Debtors, Take Notice

All persons indebted to
r. S. SMITH & BRO, Linden,
are requested to call and settle by
the 10Th Of December, 1876. All
book accounts must be closed by chat
date. Respectfully
r. S. SMITH & BIO.
Linden, Dec. LIST, ls'6-,d
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13

WHERE can / get the best price
for my Butter, Turkeys, Chickens,
&C.? At II. II Osborne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
CHEAP CRocKERY!

New stock just opened at Teasdale's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-13
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, 1876-08-04

H1<cf1s Lfpdln 10 1hA 4516RH&s
St. Lorls No., Aug. "a ricl, scnsatIon Is
now III progress at Cameron, Mo. A Mrs. Rob
fnson, Il grms widow, sues hfr. Musser. q
wealthy citizen of Cameron, for rape. Mrs.
Robinson gnve her testimony yesterday. She
says TINT she has been teaching school 2 miles
from Cameron; tia, Mussrr, whose wife rs att
sent, has oftcn taken her to and from her school
III lis buggy. sometimes alone aud sometimes
hts daughter with them. liz had often tried to
put 1s arm around her, hut shc resisted his ad-
vances. She further ssates TINT one Friday
evening ho and hta daughter catnc
for her rs nt1tal and, at tho earnest solicitation
Of the daughter, she stnfd Mt his llo,lse over
night, he living opposite her father. sl.e slept
on tho fruit Side Of the bed, ald in the night
she was awakened by some one Whispering In
l,rr cur. She starte1 up and found It was M1as-
scr. lie told ller to keep -tIt aa 1t would make
Il great scandal II shs made noise She lid
not resist him, US a!lc thought lie wnl,ld nat
use force, and she trusted in ller own
strength to resist his opportunities. She says
lie then drew her to the floor, anu down the
stuirs, and through tho trawing-rDo1n to his own
ronrn, size showing 20 resistance, as he kept
saying any alarm would create scandal. When
bis room was reached she reasoned With him,
hut NIL at once lie put ILLS hand over her mouth
threw her down, ind accomplished his purpose.
Mrs Robinson Is attractive, and about - year,
of nge. Alr. Museer Is said to he worth about
SG0,0G0, Many arc u1ci1urttahtc enough x
think Mrs. 1tobinsons story Is rather thin.
, 1876-08-04

Gpt1a{ Uf*pdtch 10 1Af 7ftoHAe.
WlLKEsnARag, Pa., Aug. 3.-This city l,as
been In fever Of excitement to-day over the
discovery that 4 prominent business man has
forged notes to the amount OF nearly quarter
Of million dollars, about half Of which Is held
by Wilkcsbarre hnukp, tho remainder being
placed throughout the country, III New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and elsewhere. The
forgcr Is Thomas D. Con!nghau, OF proni-
ncnt, hIgh1y-.espccscd family. and ia the junior
member Of the firm Of Drodrick & Co., coal
operators mud irnn-workcrs II Pennsylvania.
New JERSEY. ard Virginia. Besides unfortu-
nate individual Investments In iron and roal
properties, he has lust heavily IT. Wall
street spect1lation and entered into t9Iis scheme
of forgery for the purpose Of retrieving hts shat
tered fortunes. The paper is signed - BFodriek
d Cor bearing forged Endorsements Of the
business men, who arc ut tic head Of tho coal
operations In this section. The forEer has left
town, but It Is not thought that he '7fli attempt
tu escape. Thu following Wilkes!,arre banks
bold the forged pAper; Second National,
$4,000; Peoples Bank, $2o,uW, probably
secured; Wyoming National, $l6,000, less
security for $1O.NSD: two of the savings
banks. q 900 and s.. .oOo.respectiycIs; ": Lee &
Co., g. ;iMYcrs' bank, ,000; and tho sloeuIn
estate, SIS, ,0(0; besides amounts Of $500 and
s5,oM ut tho plymouth aud Pittstou National
nauks.
, 1876-08-04
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.


Qu1Scr, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-The Sheriff Of 8cotlaad
County, Mo-, succeeded yesterday In capturing
at Lagrange man passing under the name OF
q. IL Afontcalns, and in carrying him to the
Scotland County Jail. The prisoner WAS report
cd to have passed under yarsous aliases tn b1s.
souri, aud Illinois, and to have operated In con-
junction with tile james Brothers, some oi
whose photographs werc found about his per
son. It is suspected that he had either direct
or remote connection with tue Quincy Bank
robbery, and very Important revelations arc ex-
pcctel when lis trial Is had.
, 1876-08-04

prevail aver tho reduced gnrrtson OF 800 men.
The Krnrp Cani11ns were very useful ~ clearing
them on. Nor did she . Investment o o. the IL.
favuraDly. After the Abyssnfa1s hat! shot away
nil tlleir captured ammunition atld anstaincd
fearful otses, they rctlcatctl, taking With them
two American PHYSICIANS, Dra. .Johnhtone
ans1 Wilson, WIN. utter two 1nontl"' tmprl:ol1-
meut, dnrIag wh!s', they yer, wcre well treated,
were .gain sut at li1,erty. King JOIN! was eoni-
PEELED 1,y the tlsDrlcrs which |ld broken ont In
Tho interior of ILLS Kingdom: to turn hts atlen-
ri Tic % total loss of tho Egyptian troops IT, the
hattie at uoudet October, 1879 and the three
days Ut lighting around uf fs cstit'atcd at from
86O IL D,tkU. Uura md QuatcllkOr aEo atf[l held
fortified and are fully furnished with provls.
tDns and there ls moreover, = third 1ntrclclI-
fnent on tho river March Ila1nnsen remains
meantime In the Ktlelvc's posscssiutl, and tho
port u M.sadu lsxa been, Is ptccautlo!, sur
founded with six fortiett:ons. prinec 1lassan
bus shown hlInsclf very suntcmpt!be III the
conduct III thu war, but all unitc, however. In
pr;stsiny Ills persUnul bravery. They expect the
princc. who is now III England. SOON 10 return
ittfn,t Lttter n Lvadon Nerld.
arrived fro!i' Nassosai' Gt;fr5ught up tic Amcri:
ran stall Of the Egyptian arniy, Of inyas|on and
the last batch of truups. Of the staff t'lrcc have
been wounded, and tliey informed me that no
anuIIllaic., in every encounter, and displayed
tls n,oel ablect terror before the enemy. lhc
Invariably thu jIrst to lead retreat. At
tue tattf. of the 9th ot March Inst the
Egyptians icA prec!pisatc!y bcforc the enemy,
| viii, full upon them aud attacked tho Egyptian
cat,no,l III tho most determined ann brnvcst
manlcr possible; some Q! thctn armed simply
with long poles ~ which wore nttac1ied piece
uf iro, III the Bllapc uf large nail, whilst tho
Khctl'yc's army were supplied with large ntl1n-
ber pf l'e.yy guns AMI mitrailieusss: Almost
WHO arrived to-day were al in tattcrs, auti hnsl
received 10 pay since January. The lhediye. 1
hcar, was beyoud himself Will! rnge rs tho news
OF each tlcfc4t arrived, uf,d had some fifteen Of
the superior oi'ieurs Slot at Boutac (ncar Cairo)
fur co,yasslice displayed before the enemy III
| Abyssna. Prince llassan was taken prisoner
aud heavily ransolncd.
king john Is, learn, At Adwa, awaiting the
Khcdiyc's reply " llls terms Of pcare. The
surrender Of the purt Of Massowall Il, bcllevc e
deinuity.
, 1876-08-04
STANDARD COIN.



At halt-past 19 o'clock, yesterday. while the
meubers Of tho Board Of TFaile were in the
midst Of business, they wcro called to order by
President Benslcy for tue purpose Of taking
action On the resolution OF a. M. Wright, re-
qucsting the Chicago Congressman, and tho
representatives Of Illinois in the United statcs
Senate, "to do nil In their power to promote tho
t,assage Of tic pending 6ul providing for tho
icconagc Of tho silver dollaF, and making y
again 1 legal tcniler for tho payment Of III!
dehts Eablic and private" TIM to,,ou,ur ,,,,
moved their adoption:
WuEnEAs, The preamble and resolutions row
before ths soerd hayo been read at length for the
:sa Il he aay ss ss
Hoard arc ~ familiar with ther substance ~ they
w99ld be BY rsseading them; md :, T.. -, n.o.,
tion ID onc OF xery great magn!tude and import
s's T. n le s 1 FL sans,, oa xs
Rxsolrtd. Tbs! tho reading Of the proposit!ona
be Dispensed With and they 10 lsid upon tue table.
MarEy Nelson said tho Board could not DELHI
luz Of thst kind. The resolutions dc1nas,ded
CAREFUL consideration and thought, and he de-
sired to savo them reported to Committee to
tep1nft ptnt at @ some future tfme. lie 'nado motlon
Tho President ruled that SIr. Nelson's motion
had preeedence Of Mr.. Oldcrshaw'B.
Mr: oldersl,aw moved To lay Mr.. Nelson's
The President declared that motion out Of
order.
| The question was put on Mr. Nelson's mo-
tion nnl tho President decided tint It was lost.
Mt. Neison @ appealed from the decision Of the
'Fhc C!,air WA sustained.
| The resolutions Of Mr. oldershaw were then
adopted, and'the members resumed business.
| rnlI for Spet1al meetfna ,yna ., a1t, ar u
, 1876-08-04
tIoh afFstr, It will probably be tho most selcc
and cnjoysblc day OF tic kind this year.
DASE-BAIL.
CNrCAUO-rOuIsvIt.tE.

C1jfCAUO-LOusvft.tE.
Soectdt Dlspafrh 10 Tie Trfoun&
LOUISVILLE, ~, Aug. 3,-fhc gntne t"-aaS
between tic Louisville nna Chicago Cluos e,uest
In rather unsatisfactory nnnlcr' est'ccm''3 ="
TIM White Stockings. Mr.. Houtz, of tie ~ I"'
dtanapo'is Club, o!Tctated "a t1npl1c. m1 49,,
ramo onenetf with Loutsyi,lo at tho iat' anu
Iicrhor,,t. their frat striker, scored the only run
modc hv tho 1,o1nc uino on Bfc1askis error III
oliowt,r l,ls hard bit to 40 by }lim, and sato
bnttipr by uuguc. Barnes opened up 1of
tbs Whites viii, u fa,;fonl a. fof s.,rt I've 70
ccnt caoss' s''sd Mi Tho visitors drew blanks y ~
second inning and naae ..hGr nn~ rnn as ~ s nickly
" soa gos Without either side scorlng Tho weather
,ntc,, threatening oil through the ga,ne, and
s% 4 narS,nc evident tat 1t would require 'iysly
wvrl - sh ,tl tho xprc rsan,tSak nklv vltM blankr @
a,nn,aerni.s ana 1,,e to iiish the Inning II possible,
viii wills tho home nine wcrc equally Is deteT.nlt1'
ei, il not moro 90, ttlat It should h1t no aene;
coopn,nenrcd Tho inning himself by hitting tho
9rat nail pitched to SoIneryillc, who gracefully
muf.cd NH 1t. Blclash followed with snotfe5 hit
10 tic same player, who repeated Ills previous
pnr parnes, foul iiy fell Into 1iastings' unwilling
lands i1ards. Al this point 1t waa very evident That
rnu would soon put q stop TO lufthct pTocccu.
in,rs. though It must ho said TINT tho inning
cn1iIt1 cnsjiv have tecr finished and part Of an-
ntl,pr. had tho homo ntne 60 decided It. Iho
f.nt,isyil|cs wcre bound not TO have another
ra1nu added 10 the CllIcaHos' long list of v!ctu-
rics they could hclpit Deyl[n pitched very high
and Wild, and 1'ctcr8 struck out oulYt to tnd TIC
bnll first 1nuifcd by HASTINGS and then I;r9%n
over Gerlardt's head down to tho fcsec: Whl!o
Peters cantered III, McVey struck to Folmer,
and made a homc-rnn on 50foot throw o'cl
Gsf1lardts head. Anson made another run on
d similar p5ny, and thousand runs might hasc
bccn scored before q man would have bcef
nut out. The umpire became ve1ea v
It these procecdinEs,, and. seeing 2nu thas has
cded the game IN favor Of the Chleagoss, o., "
score Of to O. whereupon thc Chicagos ieit t,it
grounds amidst much excitement aMnnB ~. "
players and spectators. It Is proiahie the Grl
tnEos will accctc to tho wishes oi tho Ltttlsqlalt
| Club and walYo tho dcefslon Of the u!np'fes ant
| Dlay tic gane of Monday, rathet than hafe
| litigation before the League abnut It.
! TIE upsToNs DEFEAT TitH ATHLETICS AGA1S'
Sptcidi Dfspatch To- 7as Tribune; a.,
BOSTON, Aug. 3.-Tho Athletics piaycd II III
sixth ratne Of tho scrics here to-day. IN
visitors failed to understand Manning. out
f1eIJcl rather loosely at times, while tho Boston
niaycl JIpcly. The features Of the game wer
fhc wonderful catching Of Brown, the batting Q
Ieunard, md Mnnning's clcat. homo run IN To
aiyth. both Of the Athletic catcllers were sure
and they rot Ward from one Of tho amntcu
| clubs.
TIE sroaE.
, 1876-08-04

The London Saturday Rtrie.4 ,dcvotcs long
article to description Of thu British Colony III
South Africa, called Natal nnl cxtols the coun.
~, ,,,r,,,,. Il sovs.
tly HlRhi3s !. s"9at u,
Thcrc Is no in1Ana naslSailon lHs , een.u!ne. !..
tton and varied SURFACE eleSat!on nl tnv Son..s
admit ot g.cat " o
or another diAtr'ct u. congenlai earn aaa s!lae
Sugar, cotfcc, aiid tapfn WnI
at tho coast. Tie sea o!eezt pteVnls esctt!y pses
tic lnnd winds a,ii brinEe ab9ntant molslnfo -
lis winter being very dry; Ths mean tempsraturo
at rleernartzhnrs u Under U assfsGs, tt LGnaes'
Storm. with eap!out showers o. 1tiei dafa!lon.
alternately viHlting dlnefeni parts o. tns coutS:
pEcserye the FRESHNESS OF - sefaase tnso1gMout
and flowers. atteF fire IN tle hl.sds. u charm
Ing effect Of ts summer m0tstifs ACHING on !na
ur,ant soil Tho Efyers are sometimes y hood, put
meyer run dry. rarch'ns hot wtna iram nc a..
terror " sometimes folt. h9t y less a'streg sgg
SoIraS @ @
~ 1usaD "IA. y. s.1a,.,.,,< ,,,,r,,avo
ol lhe country !" S1o"Hs ,a"s
%d 9 aae oc1, s9t ofss o
H coios sharsa iltS t4e Iesk j b!tl TheTa aIe
quaint cap.orblaa, with club shaped th!ck hranches
Of green, acshy substance, bearing no leasos, ent
smnIl tufts nnl reA Or yellow bloaa1nSs tne NJ
tai plum. With it, hno esan,soa asa1t nnss fsticn
inlae,
tno ..s'o - s,, .,o,,,,,r,, u,fr,, n,,,.t
count VI tne Ra'l'o u tno cou"''s' "ns' '""es
delight e!n!grAnts:
a The wild anl1nnl life bceins with tho elephant
n9 ~ ~ aas t. nsovinrn t1rats uf tSo ieonard AID
nanth.r nh rni,ri tiaor by lhs Dutchmcn; Tho bin.
, 1876-08-04

New YonK, Aug. 3.-Hcnry Freeman, u
wealthy butter n,crchant Of Railway, N. j., was
found III his residence this afternoon bound and
robbed. Ills house, ut No. Us Milton avenue,
is in one Of the most frcqucntcd parts Of the
city. Mr.. Freeman was uslccp on the sofa, and
was awakened by the efforts Of the burglars 10
hind him. The ruf1lals were all masked. They
tied hIs arms, plncel bag over Ills bend, and
Il sllp-noosc round his nccIs, :ho rope
being drawn very tight aud rasssd around y
clothes hook, 50 tiiat hc wns nearly stranglcd.
frco himself, but was Immediately nearly
stunned by huavy blow on the head. The
burglars ransnckel nhe house. falling TO lind
tho silver plate aud several watcl'es, but obtain.
cd t3lO from Frccn,un's person. Hs WIS re.
minutes after the burglars left the house, add
WIS much bruised by their harsh trcat1ncnt
OF him.
, 1876-08-04
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.

Omaha Hrt, JHiRli.
A gentleman German by birth. m,dd1e
aged. nn1 giving tho nanc ~ sm,,h ~ Sn1.
rora .rrt,e,1 ta,o a,...,,s, - a. o.'.' ~ ehs
t.h"' =. u'''cu Aeto oatu'oay morning on one Of
INC Eastern trains, and put up at tho Grand
Central. During tho day the man's actions in.
dleate.l that he was restless, uneasy, md ancro.
hcr.,rc ~ eor,o ,1.r,,,-. ia. ..:1
h.",o y. son' uagsI' I,csc secmed 70 he
ousuen resting on ll'e Mind.
Saturday evening, As Mr. Thtsl1, Tho landlord,
vas sitting In j. c. Thomas' store, which oncns
into the Office Of the hotel, Mfr. Smith cana ,,.
anf1 vo,Linv ~, ~ h,,s .s,i. a =. w., s.u' w.
"uu' ""AIs W " i'"' sa,u' 1oo arc tho
party want 70 acc" anu looking moro closc1y
at Mr.. Thrail, he seemed to be mistaken in tic
person. Excuse mc,n said he: ~ thonrht +
eaw n man hcrn Tint wan,r,1 r. am i, ~ -
~ - ''"" ns's .".s s"'.o W sec, A'fo ne
Turned ana wcnt out anu up 70 tho office coun-
Ter, whittier he was followed by Mr. Thrall,
whose Intention had been attracted by bis oueer
actions. Mr.. Thrali spoke to him. an, In sat,1.
q ,rhor a., tr,tn,, y, ar~o.. ~. ~ Sax,t ~.
10y ~ t5lmS au,. 10 astsst me- OUT aont aaso
70 uo u su',ln thca tainca 10 ar. Barnham,
one Of the cterks, and told lin +" II they spoku
To him to tell them that he Ind psto1 bt,t wna
not rofnn to use it.n ''1''
~ rr.s.s,, ss.is
, 1876-08-04

WHITEWATER, Wis, Aug. 3.-Whltewaser
has been in ra1e stats OF excitement the past
two days. Yesterday It was found that uu'n-
her OF houses had been robbed a,Ml several hun
tlrcl dollars worth Of valuablcs carried oE.
Five suspicious characters were arrested, and
released for want of evidence to hold them:
About noon. Marshal King arrested apatr Of
fug!tiyes at Milton Junction, VINO WIRE probably
water and held Tor further developments, but III
the night escaped fr0ln custody. A targe force
of extra po!ca hayo becu looking for them all
lay, Int without succcss+ 1t Ia thought they arc
thu fellows who attempted to enter Or. Fox'a
house. pcur Madison. lust week.
, 1876-08-04

ternal hcmorrhsge, 'and no hopes arc enter
tancd Of his recovery. Tago Ilowertnn had a
hearing before aJustlcc Of tho Peace this morn
now ut home, remaining in the house nearly
all Of the time. Charles 1lowcrton has not
yet been found Int party OF armed men have
hecn sct,uring the ro1lhty In scarc!, of him, anil
II he l1as not fnaslr Ills tstnpc he will pruabfy
sc captured. Should he fall into the Ilnnds II
the In:ople Of knpx Countv during tho present
excitement, It is believed he will be hanged: 1t
Il stated that the antt-unton element III Knox
County uplo1ds the l1owcrtons, contcndIng that
tle crime Wn8 iust(f1ab1c,
, 1876-08-04
ADYSSINIA.
TnRHInLn DHPEAT or TIE EGYPTIANS NEAR
duKA ny AN OVERWHELMING fONCk.

7nnylnIB pEFEAr or TIE EGYPTIANS NEAR
auxA NJ AN oyEnwnEhn1Sa roncs.
CA,no. Iuiy7.-AIost Of tho Egyptian general
~ havc 1 ret,,rne,l here from Northern Abyg.
s.s ,ai A1ye ~ ..aT conststs nr,nr,naIlv nf AmrI
slnia' inc stan consists P1n's'pa.'y W Antelr a
cans, md they abusc the Egyptians and the!r
conduct Of thu war greatly; on tho other hana'
the 'attus 'I,u" ~ ,s .,,o ,,,,eIa ,,,ts'
especially COL a.ofs' 1ot o,,. snu "',u'' ''.s
carriage Of the campaign. Inc Fepo91st az et
which agrce In substance, OIL the bnttc VI Gura
fe1tno+a. In n ctrrt )n IA EnelIsl, miles SOUTH
.aa. -, tto, % ~ nort nf Alasana1 ars IA fl-
soa.."s'' .ows. A'''' 'A' ''''
Tho Egyptians were stationed very well I'll.
trenehcd In Guta, ten battalions strong, With
sa..,, .s,aon ,,,u,cr Ro,tn pa.to. prfnso Hussan.
4oity cA"nol, u''as s..,,. ~ ,'st.,ttaa. NTH
aud the general etan' WINE "a u4tsa''ouo ".1a
corresponding amount OF artillery, under Usuian
pastn' wcro at Ouaichkor, about miles nortl,-
$40. =, r,ro rrlr ALyssIuiuns fl enormous mum,
"esto. ua III, ~ In or1 n,c,, hit IN rco,itv