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NOT UE.fRY or OFFICE.
what the state Omciai- say About Rcnom-
InmtIon.- Frnnls mud 10 thc Point.

ALBANY, July 1S-In reply TO the qucs-
tions Of personal and political friends tho
present state officials have. at various times.
made frank statements substantially TO this
effect:
Treasurer Ross announced positively several
days ago that he was a candidate for renomna-
ton. and should remain candidate until the
Convention decided against him. He added
that he had not the slightest fear Of being
thrown over ny the Convention. unless he
should prove himself unworthy and incompe-
tent within the intervening time.
State Engineer Van Buren, said that he would
like denomination. and expected to gct it,
The Convention. however. would settle that
to il for n nomination beyond keeping w a
good record.
Attorney. General Fairchild said, very posi-
tively. that le expected rcnominntion.
Comptroller Olcou said that he wanted n re-
nomination. and hoped to get it. He had taken
the place originally at Gov. RObinsun's urgent
solicitation. chiefly in order that he might
superntrnd the final payment Of tho bounty
debt. which the Governor was very anxious
should be- settled without any disturbance Of
State securities or money mark cts and. when
that was accomplished. he had informed th"
Governor Of his Willingness to Withdraw and let
had not consented to his withdrawal. and he
had remuncd. Since then he had become in
tcrc-trd in various financial and rCtormatOry
operations OF the state and was ayorse iO civ
same time, bcing young AZ a public officer. he
did not feel like pressing his claims before Il
convention ON any record which he had made.
and hr should not press them.
Secretary of State Biscl,w has been absent for
several days. and his wishes aud intentions
have not been learned at first hand.
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1000 Pc fi inNff fNs ger
4 member Of the Republican state Central
Commit. -nd 10 me- tonight " | dou't see
what uso There IT, ln keeping NJ Our committee
organization. oar business has 'ecn a. 'olle@
money from the OH '"hulicr-. for On" ur Two
mon 90 n. nd in arriving nh IA" campaign.
Now the l,LD RAJ oili r. won't pay nny thing
h.'t..u~' Hay - order lots ihrm oui, They
Didn't IKE. o. .ay ans too W. 10 before. Now they
won't pay. q 'wnt So think W. may 10 well
ci.-' up shop
/ asked him what Wikor was going to do
Wikon, WHY, he can't do anything. He'd
loo his head If he attempted 10 contribute a
d l.ilri'
Mr. WikoN. might remark here and now. is
pension agent an on 90 worth $50 600 year.
g. iliuuina" q transpar.n'y with Hayes pic
turs ON one side and old Mad. Wells UNFOLDING
the down-trndd"u liberties Of louisianu on the
other Hr'd ir'wn savagriy and quote Hays =
- asked now the Federal officers usually
banned lu' n former times,
ON. Oh % dH pretty wcll m times. then
AMIN not So weli Ten oril.toen years ago they
dli nHif r fA.n lately
" iat is c.h-i iorDl @ fair average crop t.
larvf 81 irNu tlIr pi-tfuHs' ~ Hf OhiuY"
Five q Ou-nnd dollars h. good yield. Some
times u doe-nt amount to that. once ina while
IL ..lc1 over 10.
How was i, last yoar?'
wei, n~t Year was a kind of exceptional
year u To- the time W. had that scar" about
liIrni 81 election We hadn't got ia moro than
~ in. Whom TINT cnul" SO" ull ~ ms stirred
around and told thcn they'd got "a pay W
th,y stirred around IEAtlNrly, YOU h'i The
Nancy began - com" in thon and there was Nc
lack ol u Tine hnrno" OF The ra'3upisn.
HON. much dli Nuu -'i 70 'ii 49, nl =
TN thousand. Then the Eastern pe ople'diln'
forget IL either.
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C.iUGnr ~ TIIEIn DEW
Mnraudcrs who Have Infested Long Island
for the Past Six Months.

sheriff Rushmorc received at the Queens
county Jail. last evening. five prisoners who had
been arrested on the charge Of stealing about
$4,000 and some valuables from the house Of
Chancellor NJ Coun. in Oyster Bay two weeks
ago. The prisoners are supposed to be- meme
bcrs II Il gang ~ thieves and burglars who have
infested Queens and Suffolk counties for the
past six months. They had their rendezvous
i'm the cellar of an unoccupied house in Oyster
BAY. The cellar was called hy the thieves the
cave" and In il th"y had hidden burglars i'm.
PIGMENTS and a crucihlc for the melting of gold
and silver Constable Ludlam. suspecting It.
kept close watch on the place. He and his posse
hid themselves ia the toys OF trees ami IN
bushes. ON Wednesday night. and waited until
the mauradnrs returned from furngng eN-
petition. and they were then surrounded and
captured. They were armed With reviewers.
hut they made no resistance. The prisoners
W re- taken before Justice thiup. Thgy gave
their numc- "a William Baker. Charles w, blN-
ter Ralph Hall. and George Hall They said
that they wore tramps who had been out If
WORK. and staid IN the cellar because they had
No. other homo. They wcr. placed ~ separate
coils In the iau BaNtor and ID" two Halls were
tIf'ut last evening. but Baker was tllkailVe,
and minated his willingness tp give Su.io :
evidence gaInst his companions. George Han
wa- recently g. iet-ll from tn Moyamcnslng
Prison, Philadelphia.
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LIFE POLICY HOLDERs IN COUNCIL
Deciding that they WIN Await the Result OF
KcccIxc HIersnn,s nvsuIt..

There was largely attended meeting OF
indignant and dissatisfied policy holders Of tho
suspended Universal. Guardian and North
America Life Insurance Companies at No. n
Park place yesterday Mr.. c. J. Smith presided.
A widow with three children exhibited Uni
versal policy on her husbands life for $1,000.
Her husband in his lifetime paid $4,000 in
premiums A man had policy for 10000 in
the Guardian. He was induced to exchange
the Guardian policy for a $1,000 policy in tho
Universal life and receipt for two years
premiums in the latter companys Office.
Other like cases Of policy holders who felt that
they had been defrauded were presented. II
was proposed that competent counsel be en-
gagged ana a fund raised for the protection Of
the interests Of the policy holders; but gentle
man said that Mr.. II. II. picr-on. the receiver Of
the North America and Guardian Companies.
had already instituted suits in behalf of the
policy holders. II was therefore resolved as the
scnse Of the meeting that the policy holders
wait and see the results Of Mr.. picrson's -tiOn.
II was rumorcd yesterday that Mr.. Henry J.
Furher Of the Uny rsal Life Insurance Com
pany had gone To- Europe. hut Mr.. Bewley. Sec
rotary Of the company, says that Mr.. Furber is
in Hartford.
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THURSDAY, July 1o.-FLouR AND MrAn~ss
general rcdGcden can he made ii Prices current sni
LEV lonrs could not oe sod oxecm at sonc dccline:'
STATE aud Western superanc, 8 ,ess5 extra siste,'
Fd'oi,s DO XIX and xXx s7sfa 80 Winter wheat cS,1s..
sSen. e. 5 S an" oty spSnr sSirs. s -;
southern bakers and family brands sssta5o southern
sasS' Brandywinc 50 ,ossas S Rye Hour s4Sosso 10
WEsr se9 sa and an aucSa"Se Nas upana
Il 5lUc sales oS5 bales For future dciysr, there WAS
IL 1dc for August y ac for sepcmher iio7c Tor DC.
,oer &c or Novemler ~ i5e for pse,noer H. 5sc.
rgo,'9ssrork hrmeg o1sirE ss b cs Of mes on ~
"a - for ,sep'emhcr held for iurther ad,anee e
price Reel hams dull at siGqs2i Bacon in more 10.
aaSl 5aI aS%, /; sEd As lciic: .cS At rs ias
medium wcisht. Lard recovered Yesterday. decine
ssgs M prime ciy ami new wesicr f' and - ~
sis.a2, so for A1sust sli2qs q scpt,moet
sol ~ 8, ami ihc close unsettled Dressed logs
e eg5 a. d 20 a Snd n Fm fs ws @ Ir, ps,s
ana creamery ls@2ic DO tub. and ,arkn.. Il e2nci
iu'ic state farm diaries, Tse'ic.' skins, Sadc FRESH
dFiy.Wleet dgll and lower sale. on the :pet iaoco
bush ~ 81 - for choice white virginia 81 7ua& ~
icr.ev and Tor future delivery, az g ~ Tor 80.
rd Hner lg Ansusl ana mr., hSl, & S'I'mner'
s'p,cmicr dsItery., Ysi5o', GG. aud slaa n.kea.
500 hu.i AZ - si5c ior Western mixed s4ei 7c.
Ion do white isffJ2c Tor state mixed ana Wf'fh Tor
do white. Indian corn moro freely on red on
Tho spot and tor arrival. and closed " lower .cs on
the SPOT -iu0p bush At -N@Hir new West, mixed.
including steamer graio ~ 'isnlfc aud FOR mtufc e
livery 4'ttN bush including si"ainer mixed Ht $50 10
a', for lnls '' i.r Au.u-i aui sail miN, az ep'c
for Judy. tfft Dr Au-fi- ami &c Tor Sc ltWi,
tiNNCr RIO coffee lower with continued illt-
Fair 10 prime car-ocs ioiss iohhn. lots. 6tf
N2iic gold. sales BON Tags ir.Alel at ~ gold.
Mild grades quiet al unchanged Mrrucniho. isg
.Wsr Java. $50 2Ic gold Rice In SOME Inhi.u- de-
m9pl a 9'at7c i9r domestic kansoon quoted ut Wse.
refining. ne Porto Rico. 41s1hc. New orleans 41fa
jGc Raw liet AMI uuchhngcd fair a. good rec
hnng ui4 mgssc nriuRa nlsaioisc sales uin hhds.
atSSic Tor French Island, v,c. for Cuba ami "s tor
Drmrrura Il lined quiet AMI unchanged at lleli &C.
for A. and iiss@ilfsc. Tor hards
SrNnIIfs-NsVal stores quiet and rnns UNCHANGED
M ~ ~la~i ~Tis tor common 10 good sranod spirits tr
prnunr. however. higher nj 3ilsei2r.. -iic- IN
ihl. Petroleum hllhor and strong. with 2fp mis-
refined sold ut lie. closin- at i4'4c. crude IN huIk.
4'ir.. aurhhls uaphtlH sold. quoted at rN'tc. Tai
low purt ~ for prmc Whiskcv closed ire -Har at
~ n sSi ~ after small sales atSit2 ocean -hts
rrmrr aud higher with moderate trade vrnn 90 LIVER
pool 10y steam. Ul do 60 Cork. Tor orders. o. 81 a
ur dc. 10 Copenhagen. - SD refined letruc to
Br men, b al 70 - do 10 GlhraltAr for orders. Is,
a b.. and .3c gold. tor cu~ce. to Geneva Leg
horn, &c. do 20 Gran DC gold
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IIIIsi).

FGAN -un THURSDAY. 'ho in,h inst Nca'rOe. ic'oycd
dau-ht'r Of the inie Joi,r Exam. 1-td -1Nrais
lh t.uNN,s tnd monte n. tl' family arc |sirr'itly
iutltd fo uiirni Hrr fturr.I rN Ni' i,.. iDiH cr
shltau O. NJ lunni, ''oafy, ~ Aslncrf1 T., 70 sun
nifl lNr -unjuh D.. n'.f EMnnirNn. : Anna W..
ella .taauthtr Wiiln ~ r.iru .a- o D. t..,f.
IL Att,sani frOi.4-,i tit nunit Hlr f.Hti .iN IN
Nii'a 200 IfHii i. fi,u 'fI f'ul In I',iI Nt i Aer
"mNBAlL At lDta. Ma. ni. Che i7lhl.. N~., W..
81 NNtr Ion rn-la, lu> 49, ionn cluu.r sr.
4u,r,l Nnl the lla., ir.nt e re,a,ngc mi iis IN.
met at d. .ucl.h \ NJ R,Hu,c, ami tacua, lc-i,ct
illl.-on Thursday. July IL, Mrs Harriet lhn,
R,Auyr, and ircnl. tho fnlv are invited to attend
the uncr l uu l'r Rate r.ilDt, ll1 Eagle II, Brook
lNn. y .un Sl'ut Ia, lui, a. nf2 ocl0rh
MAlbNlA ON N,dnf Stay uurnu.. luly II. lNhn J.
Mlhnut' .ln t4l,t N,ar,l h.-u-,.
Hs r,uiuus VIII be tu.ru tli. ufulA, mornu-. AZ 10
o,oNh. 90 iiIc church u 81 NttDutdv Paul. NDlil IN
viii hc cocNrptci or ui. rrasr 10 ms sOi tn,, I'M
m' iAicl' o. calvary 'rnrwfs Relative "ni iu' nds
an, llNiNHl fN attend
M,nOLpKl,k ON July l. James MeGn'Au'k tho
hDlnN,d -Uun o., lii" llu-h aut N1~ rHl Do. b ma
Nv ui % lti,Iioi k4.r-i HnIrt tnui'N "tn audi
ihui = u..i lpil as. 81 Jus 81 ~, rdIltc. nd
t,ul
IlILLlrs ON "Wednesday u.rnlut. in.y T. Fran. Il
IhIl.. ui, ulAstrf -itr uN1hfl llINAtu HN'> i"li'
a4gi' Ai,, n'.ill Hli o. ..', ia,
iuttiti fi .ul iIe iH M iif t- Ii' i''l'hl' 80
IrUt . tNl iIIiIA 70 rfil.H
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FINANCIAL IND coMmERcIaL.

THURSDAY. July l9-P M.-The business
at the Stock Exchange was not specially inn
portant. although ON comparatively small
transactions Rock Island assumed promi-
ncncc. and advanced from - e to 9jt. This
strength gave % 1,st Ia the remainder Of the list
and enabled Lake Shore. Delaware. LacNawan-
ma and Western. North western lrcicrred. and
Western Union. 10 pr sent u nDle favorable ap-
pearancc than would otherwise have been re-
corded Western Onion rose from coz 70 81 Cd.
Lake Shore from ~ 10 BY and Delaware,
Lnokawanna and Western from 1S'a seller >. to
81. Northwestern nr,icrr"d wg~ also up from
81 To- 81 d. and Now York Central from y3t io
"a d. with ~. lnul preferred selling AZ 5S'. TO
50. Delaware AMI Hudson ranged AZ - . Ji4
r35',m35N: Michigan Central i2it 70 r. seller
3. and ~; and Morris ana Essex. 81 .@06 se
81 sm 81 d. on limited lenlngs.
The other stocks reflected no special interest,
and the magnatss Of the street evidently con-
fined I'll, ir operations e. narrow Limits.
10 l077ll; of which Delaware. Larkawanna
and Western represented 26tnu; Lake shore.
= go; l.ock Island. 1896; Western tni9n.
York Central, 1890: Norris and Essex, 1920 !;
st. eJ j".arh Soo do pr,1rrsi. sot: Mh sa
Central. .25o; Eric. $50; New Jersey Con-
trail. 81: rarinr Mail. 500; C.. G. aud /. C.. 100;
Burlingiun and quincy. Alton and Ttrr' Hmtr
preferred. ana Q4,rA-ilier lrG,l"rr'vd. zach 100;
30 United state ENpr -. 81 and New Jersey
Railroad. % 700 1872.
ton" and ti' pr.. dr 'in d .rQm los 90 lo54.
though closing Ht iDj Is. \ report. NOT CON-
firm. q. that ,4e 1t. a-ar, would s,n .-old neat
r.. ioit.N iu- .Nrl ls luncAal frAn -aciions
i i5isAANN iS,. '.isfA i@5.e 55,FN H..
In loans ihc rars paA ior Tie use OF gold were l. =,
M ioI ,.,ar-. n.e GOA p gar'mcnto ,hc stock
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1nE rorH rre crNE AoIM
What Might Have bccn Done Had u uecn
offered Tor Popular Subscription.

S,N FRANCi-co. July i9.-rhc Bull an this
afternoon publishes "a leader on the manner
cot worhin- Oh the four per cent. Government
loan through the Sy, ioat". cmhoiying some
facts showing the en- >, that course If action
hn- produced on this coast. and what might
have boon accomplished had the loan been
offered for popular subscription. The state
meuts contained in that article are corrohoratcd
ly the Pr -idont OF tine Nevada Bank. They
are n substance that that bunk. rerrrsoniIng
tht bank trooper AMI several wealthy gentlemen
uf tni- rs ~ rrd % sui s'riptiun Of s21Mluo1
On ia. Syndicate" which WAS defeated iy IA" r.
iu~u oi tlr syndicate t. roneHdr OUT of the
commission pai them % the HuNrrnmemi IN"
usual Dnr-H.gl IA OF one Itr cent. aN lwDi bee
tween bankers ON THIS DlN-- ot transactions /.
uni. furih,rmore. Oh ih' Nevada BlAk AN it,
fri .ut-. had tNe luan NHOfl OF rel iur popular
subs, ript.un. stood ready tn SIT H., y nae 81 the
head uf the n-f for fluu.uuuuuu u may be
addcd that the s-lu'lN"l -ui- riIfion pro-
IN-ol - tho Syndicate was inirnd' IL - per
mln"nt investment. aud Che Nevada Bank
offered CO. gl.r'' no, To- resell The bonds within
TIC term covered ty the Synh'atr'S contract.
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GEN. HOU.fRD OrTUTTTED.


SAN Francisco July 1s.-On the morning
Of the 18th inst Joseph sent scout named
Kukukul Mitllim. u half-hrccd to Gen. How
ard. Offering to surrender himself and that por-
ton Of the hostile band over which he has con-
troll. lie said he was disposed to be friendly
from the first hut was forced into war 10y Whit
Bird and other chiefs now with him. He
wanted to talk peace and 20 to the reservation
hut the other chiefs wanted to 20 to Montana to
hunt buffalo. Gen. Howard sent Joseph mos
sage. stating the terms upon which he could
surrender on the 10th. but the General had little
faith in Joscph's sincerity. While Joscph's
messenger and Gen. Howard were talking.
Joseph with his entire force moved away
Joseph claimed that he was obliged to leave but
would return on tomorrow and surrender.
with reference t. Joseph's proposal for sur
render. Gen. Howard sends the following to the
headquarters here. dated Camp Macbeth.
Idaho July Is.
undertook in pursuit Of Indians e. cross the Clear
water. twenty miles below kamgh. with caVarv aud To
,hc Loo trail. while cant MILLER with 'hc remainder
them NE direct route, aud was seven or oisht
miles on the way early lhi. msrnns when me-,
g. make proposals o surrender I returned, lcas.
rayc.' AID have hat some nggolauons
Noticed ~ dg,i arising ,.4' ili ini',ns We're h,
chan.cd my plan ituniug in AL hut tu Observing force
AVA, ron White pil AID I've himself ,qp io@orro"
iip said hr forced to move to-day The Indications
400, that they have inthite ammunition or tri aud .ns
tanned large LOSSES evOfNtnn. in ther hurried cross
iu' 90 the river here AZ Qua approach cr evidence ot
bands breaking up. ami shall pursue them little further
with NI-Ur
Cen Howard sent Joseph the ION wing reply
t. his message uiierng TO surrender.
iu., nh iuH, make % t.uY.ric -rfr. IrIDr tomorrow
munn-; N,,uo.r- wil m.. inu. at l iorr' iie ati
lis iruflc Viii rfHiNi with nsir f''is conduct TO
ID eomfi,'.y H',,t.eie by '.r' g..a"', of mq,s
Miller is dos mated fp receive Joseph aHd bis arms
4 later dcsnauh says that IoseIh- move
meuf-. sut~ 'tuont a. his PROF.. Sitiou {, sur
reno, J., NAV convinced Con. Howard that ll-
proposition wu- merely a rusc To gain time fOi
the escape OF hl- force.
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Discussing Regulations Governing the sale OF
Cotton.

GErrS DntAn WHITE SvLrHrr srENGs. W.
Na .luI, o. rNc oOns,a'.no "a, NiuonNtoi.on ~.
cham. iN.i ui, num-. if. salient iholi- rr'.liu-
O. iOfi.f HIe, IfulfH,- 900 Information amt @fHu-
to-. on Crops. snn 0u Tar = were received m, last
mentioned report recommend. the Adoption IT irsoiu
u.a. sitting forth the dssiiah 90 selling eoit"nim TIA.
country atlis net W,l-hf and nN- time ..t,r which
su,h cotton shall De suhl,ctio tar 1t Ter cent ON
the -fN.. -ni minority port un fhe subject
.ul niii'i spirited lis, u.suu eusued. Wiicu
suited iu tl' am intm'n t of committee 0i ON, unn
FnNN an-f. in INrt. o. Is-lfIN. lr4 90 llilr
n7Iuui Ns wf4oh re f-Hlriionsin the ma'Hrit rtuit
MA, Or e1friUi in'N rnre 900 p'ei r'f - rf0'llin
uiAf' NttN. wil tnr ii0 nf 'l sf'hitrf wt-
Dictated af OnsuI. AMI ff.f Nnft W morrow without
is.H b.. 'IiI| fr l|l.N-
.|s-.' ol.'Irf- ut Hrr'Nf ALTON ior 80. 't rsi..
A.fetu fNr fIt flfsil' Nf W NtN .fI i. lI ti iif
hn states. 'n H'if o.. mD n'i. '. A.,i.n '
N'ffr'. tf t.fi.I % HH t ilta Dob D.a..'I trNi c
ui.ln .t.- et, oft i4i isl ft. -farl. Aif fNaf 'alH
4a.'tt"n. - N' in ttr LAW &c. 49,.
a. Itl|II 90 lNt lflr Nl INiNNfN s.
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HL.iIY EOHHIEIIS.
Valuable Hooty FROM II Private Iiou,e-An.
other bank Kuhhed.

WrLNTSGroN. Del, July 10 The house 81
lN.d Graves. Mt Brandywino SPRING n-rihc
err WAS entered hy burglars last night and
r.'N.l u sll.OOO in United States bonds, about
u" boz ash. some valuable Jewelry. and numcr-
t.- Diutr articles.
AlNrogT, Perry county, Pa. JUL 1o-Ths
u fu|us. when tAr cashier OF the pruIle's Bank
u N'- Iln'e opened the bank safe il was dis
.fHl"l That the cash drawer had been robbed
N' ~ soon in money and 81 500 worth Of
iN'r. Iue bank presented the same appear
a.. t- when closed last might. The bonds
l. 81 July /, 1867 Nos. l2iil3, l24Al9
4''il s7ij. 90 53l each Tor 500; issue Of
lisy, isG5. H.. \ 2l5, - ~. iRN2, ~ ~
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Ca'harin" Conway and Thomas Conway. her
husband 90 100 Miahout street. wcr, tried IN the h.nss
Count, court OF SESSIONS Yesterday tor tie murder of
Thomas Daiity. blacksmith. un JUNG =. Daley visited
the Conveys in thu H.rnuoA and drank nteN N, sail
something to md Mr. Conway. and ,h and her nus
baud rhaAi INN down stair, lie ran to the rear stl
nid 49, be- cr0uched e. 4et ufou. hole M the ei'o
'NnNAt .HNIfi llm WIN tINfINs fufi. ami Nf- 30
WAA,t. rH., slug, him Wlili 900 hA %. hr .ui Eco h-
fee 1000 fit niitr -ir 81 flr IUttH ltr' rrfwfd INTO
ur hAi n tnc tenn nj al i- WuIai, -tr,,t ld hl
o." N4futse- iui il, pros cuuNu uuAlr o. t'.tlf
that fuN tltw- wffr They tuuNuf aii bis
wife ,i-lu. uHlDN aud saw Nj conway throw the axe
alter llut. uuf ti'N u-vd iu-4uN Is that a. uld not
stlkc HIM ia, IurA acquitted ulr IllsOiitrs.
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singular Brutality orn Husband.

A German woman WIS found in Henry Bur-
nett. wheat Heidi three mile, rom P~inhcli j on
"Wednesday rnine nlco dan. from several severe wounds
She had soaicc, amy oo'm- ami what she wore was
covered with hioOd Her threat wAscut IN two places
She wa. unable TO- sleuk wh,n tah,nio Mr. Rurucits
house sho wrote IA neat German .crii that her name
D.. Aunn Kohirr Wlit Frtul kuher AMI that She l. 3
Ntl.-Nt TNNt came from Hr,mtua foW mouths axe,
li'rf 80 Sow h"lk ifii vs. WNtk- ago when uNs went
t, Nfu.lu TOUR nllr. nom PLANNED, 10 Wutk III, ~
manuel ID sl.lf uirr DnN and mon hnil started AWAY
l 'i woods lDr iNshHli cut her tltodf and stripping
hcr it,I -rnlD uis co. and taking her rWtN OIL irit
l'r slH- Size Wi- % u,eli aNout l'r Au.hAuis motive
Nit trilNN kn.ilOI about riN .i,t hI- hnt was
tn '.'l in .lay cunt Nil koerl, not AAe5 " suI'
NiNc Itl luullr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-20

Mr.. Ezra W. Condit Of verona, ~ j.. has been
bulod t. appear before United States oonni,souer
Whitehead, IN Newark on Tuesday next To answer a
charge of opening letter directed L. Mr. William Codit
The mlninant alleges that letter arrived Al the
Verona Post once last week addressed o. toniit"
and that the Postmaster eaNel Il e. nn" william scott To-
him. lui that instead 90 .nduu- scott save II
g. Ellh " Commit by whom n was optuNd The Latte q
sent word the complainant that the letter contained a
letter nr rait hlc he could get lN tu Sew York
The complainant refused a. go tu Sew Noh Hnd tig
check moi being handed over % An at uAtv lac caused
tic arrest ui Mr.. EIra W. tondu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-20

Mr.. panninpton Of this city WAS robbed on
The hHhNN IN Jack cunniy, several months age.
AMONG Ntltl thing. iakcn nom he lcrson lA thc hash.
waynun Was fine gold watch About week ago Mr.
Ponnngton received information from Denisnn nat
man arrested fli,rr and nuriai wnunird hud watch
in lis possession which he nrAnowludecd had been sto
from a. uau 81 is name ia Jack county. The man max.
ins u. confession wa Noniue Hughes Who muIaeit Il
Mr. Pa, aiuul ten uos west ni THIS cliA several months
aud made desperate rcsishlncc, receiving - lrtai
wound from which lac died last sunday MORNING Tie
about twenty three Of and his father hNcs in
IAmpasas county Whore he ls highly respected ON the
approach u death uit ltmorN O ngulN console nee
DOUBT prunpedIiuphes tomake comic sson that would
lead 10 the restoration Of the stolen property io Its sht
tut owner.