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A COSTLY BITE.

suit was brough. In the Brooklyn City Court, before
Judge Nelson and jury, Yesterday, against Peter
Fickc, farmer, to recover $1,000 damages Tho
plaintiff, James SchicicdccNcr, alleged that no had
been bicu and severely injured By dog belonging to
the Defendant Tho jury as night found a verdict for
tho plaintiil IN the sum vi t2o0.
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ISrANTlcIDE by A BABY.

BosroS. July s. 1877.
Another OF child killing by child has been dis
covered the charicsiown district, the victim being
boy Charles Fagerstrom aged thrcc ears, and
tue slayer boy named wcth, aged two years and
months. Lat "Wednesday evening the latter picked upa
fragment OF brick having sharp edge, and striking
the Fagerslrom boy on the head with H. just above
the lott eye, fraciurng the skull He taken homo,
and died that morning from the elects oi tho blow.
Coroner Bradford was called upon, but upon learning
the rarucuars OF tho case declined 10 hold the baby
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M'GREGOR BROTHERS BANK.
LONDON, Ont, June s. 1871

LosDov Ont, June s. 1871.
Tho liabilities OF McCregor brothers, whose bank at
Windsor suspended payment on Thursday morning,
are about $4,000 II is stated that McGrcgor Brothers
own sufficient real estate to cover that amount
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STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.

A strawberry festival and musical entertainment for
tho benefit Of tho sunday school OF the Church of
the Strangers will b. given Tuesday evening" June
L. NJ hiifpast seven L. NJ, IN the chapel straw
berries, leo cream md cake VIII be iurDishcd IN
abundance.
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A WoRn an pnAIsr

Tho NKw fonx LsGNtSs Lxrnrss had clean ''boatr on
It, contemporaries yesterday IN giving Iu report Of
saceny and the Examination Of tho sai fen.
tcfprise u what makes newspaper the
otthe ExrHss bids fair givo the afternoon press
metropolis some lively work In competition Brcokiy n
Imcs
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SENATOR FERRY'S ILLNESS.

CHICAGO, June 8. 1871
A despatch from Grand Haven Mich, states that /
Senator Thomas w. Ferry Is lying dangerously III OF /
congestion OF the brain.
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MINING ACCIDENT.

PorrsyILLE, Pa, June 8, 1877.
John Collins was instantly KILLED at Ashland yestcr-
day by tho sudden al Of rock In the tunnel OF tho
mlna
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JUVENILE DEPRAvlTY.
RncmEsIKR. \. Y Jnne 6

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June s, 1877.
Theodore Smith, aged eight years. to-day got into
quarrel with a little girl about tho age, and
stabbed her with knife tho side infcling serious
wound, which mny probably provo ntaL
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PRESIDENT HAYES.

PRouDgScs. r. l., June s, 1877.
President Hayes has accepted an invitation TO visit
Rhode Island during the army reunion
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Harpers Household Edition ~ Charles Reades Novels.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

TELEGRAPHIsG is cheaper in Swift
yerland than any other country. Be
Ing part of the postal system, the
telegraph is as cheap as the post Of
Gee. There is not a village, however
small, or wherever situated, even in
the highest regions of the Alps, that
has not Government telegraph rur-
ming night and day The charge
for a message to any part Of Switzer-
land is only ten cents. The double
postal card is also another great adj
vantage. This enables you to send
business order etc.. on one part,
and on the other your own address,
so insurins an immediate answer
without expense or trouble to the
receiver.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

A WISCONSIN NAN WINS THE IN
FER-STATE MATCH.-There was some
rather remarkable shooting az
the Inter State Contest. held at Stony
Island, near Chicago, Thursday. The
exciting event of the day was the
5OO-yard shooting, in which D. Hill,
of the Milwaukee team, made ten
successive bulPs-eyes, scoring 50,and
winning the first prize--a silver
pitcher. Sir Henry Holford, Cap
tain of the English team at the Grand
International Match, was present,
and made score Of AZ. The recent
Inter State Contest has created a
great interest in this sport, and the
iihe-men of the West should make
an effort to be represented at the
next match.
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G. & NV.
IL N ES-

THE CHlrAuo 4 NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Croat
n nrunk haiiwny Lines of the WEST and NORTH
~ hhu' WIN II numerous branches and con
nVcuohs' forms the shortest and quickest route
pet"teh 'hicngo and all points IN Illinois. Wis
NunSlh Norihern Michigan, Minnesota Iowa Ne
pi"sA" 'alllornia ana the Western territories, IL
o"'dha dad Catifo,a,a Line
Is the shortest and best route between Cbicor,
Wilu ali points IN Northern Illinois. Iowa. Dakota
Ntpfaska, wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Nevada
california oregon, ..hina, Japan& Australia, IL,
Chicago, So hui and Minneapolis line
is The short line between Chicago and MI ,o,,..
II, northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, and for
Madison, S. Paul, Minneapolis, Dulutb nna ali
points IN the Great Northwest It's '''
L. Crosse. Finona and ST. Peter linz
IS the best route between Chicago and In Crosse
" ihunH' hochehler owatonna Maaknto st Peter
New Vim and all points IN Southern and Contrai
Minnesota. It's. ''"'
tree" Rag and Marquette line
Is the only line between Chicago anu Inuesv,n,
WatertoMn, Fond du Lac. Oshkosh AnnIeton
Green BAY, ESeannba .-cgaunee Nnro,tottr'
couutiy. It's '"p'''Oi
ffce1ort ana DaJu9Ue linz
" INC only route between Chicaro ana p,ci,,
"ocAtord, Frteport and all points Via Froenort
IT'S Chtcogo and NR,odukee. Lima
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passing between Chicago and Eynnston ol.
rorSst' highland Part, Waukegnn Racine NJ
nOSha and Milwaukee, ''' N''''i N'-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

A STIRLING characteristic Of the
many nut short speeches made by
Gen. Grant in the course Of his pro-
gress through England and Scotland
has been their frank heartiness and
great good sense. This especially
applies to his illusions to our inter
national relations and to the topic Of
the Geneva arbitration. This was
conspicuous in his Glasgow speech
the other day, the longest speech,
by the way. he ever made Nothing
could have been more felicitous than
his reply to the remarks Of Mr.. An
dersou NJ. p, who intimated that
America had got the better OF the
bargain in the Geneva award, and
called upon MS to refund the surplus
eight millions, still undistrihnted
among the claimants Gen. Grant
said our country had yielded too
much to Great Britain, but that it
had yielded that the experiment Of
peaceful arbitration might not fail.
lie predicted the final adoption Of
that mode OF settlement of national
disputes, and that he should "see
hreat Britain, United States and
Canada joined with common purpose
~ the advance of civilization, an in
vinctble community of English speak
ing notions that all the world beside
could not conquer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10
MISS AGNES r. STRONG.
Teacher Of instrumental Music
CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE.
Will give lessons after Sept. o4tt,, to
any who desire instruction.

TERMS:
Piano, per qwnrter Of ?llessons SioOO
'""'r"fton "ffhe poice, (ist qmartes3 GOO
AS the Art of Singing is COMPARE
lively little studied, and its marvellous
effects upon the voice are as little
known, term Of lessons IN The ART
Of Singing IS offered at hoTMe usual
rate Of t,ition This offer is made
as special inducement to the sing
ers of Mineral Point to test for
themselves the effects CT cultivation
upon the voice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

CoNsrANTINoPLB advices state
that snow and rain are continually
falling in the RECON of operations in
Bulgaria and the Balkan Noun aims,
and it is thought all movements will
soon be suspended for the season.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

FANATTCISM knows no stopping
place. When, by force of arms, the
Dominion Government caused the
body of Guibord to be buried in the
"a niIy lot in Montreal Roman Cath
oic cometry, though against the will
OF the priest in charge and the Cath
Ole Church people at large -Guibord
being ''heretic"- it was believed that
the matter would be permitted to
drop. But it seems that the feeling
has not all died out, as is witnessed
in the well-authenticated fact. as at
tested by a Montreal writer, that the
marble tablet and stones about the
grave have been ruined, the inscript-
ION totally efiaced, and the relicts Of
the grave decorations covered with
dauhs Of filth. 1t must take q narrow
mind to immagine that the Ami ghty
will ever reward with praise the ''de-
votion" which led to such diabolical
vandalism, and such a cowardly in.
suit to the silent, defcnseless dead.
a letter written by Henry Clay in
1872 has recently found it's way into
priut. It states some Of the princi-
pal objects which it was his desire
to see brought about, namely: A
sound national currency, fair pro-
lie ,tion to home industry, just re-
straints on the executive power en-
tracing q further restriction on the
exercise Of the veto, an equitable
distribution of the proceeds of sales
OF public lands among all the states,
an amendment Of the constitution
limiting the incumbent of the Presi-
dental office to 81 gle term, and,
which has present meaning, IAN
honest and economical administra-
ton of the general government,
leaving public officers perfect free
dom Of thought and of the right Of
suffrage but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in
elections" SO it seems the Presi-
dents order is in the line of Mr..
Gays ambition for his country, and
IN the same line is President Hayes
voluntary limitation Of bis period Of
Office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-10

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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-25

Or Charles II. Briggs, practicing phys
ician of Matthews county, Va, committed
suicide on Friday night by shooting himself
through the head with pistol The cause
OF the suicide is unknown.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-01-25

The West Virginia State Senate organized
on Wednesday by the election OF U. N. Ar
nett, OF Marion county, president; E. A.
Cunningham, Of Pendleton county, clerk;
j. D. Anderson, OF Nicholas county, sergeant
alarms; Thomas H. Percival, OF Jefferson
county. doorkeeper; VIM. Martin, OF Gable
county, assistant clerk.