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sotefa, o4pe:e. t. q r't p, at,'ss@. &c.,
fielding. aided BY severa! damaging crrors at In
opl,oztunc times, carried them through safely
ionc W 6cii.oy earned easnea tic fIrst run ior 1t. Louis.
In he tcennff Lstham's rpuii Of thrown ba!i.
Re.nsen's base On balls, an advance III BY Croft,
u Of saydeNf,s ~ ht' .on,a stnl
m easy groundcr, and Clanp'4 safe
KroDpler past short, orcd three ua-
earned runs IL Tho hftl, sin.
rlca by Uong, Nichols, and Clapp,
snil snv,irr,. EiiI fhrnw Ia Grrhardt, aI1owct
Niuhnt! ~ ,e,.n r. IN ss1tt s,nn,sa hT fnrrn
t'.J'Jnn I - ~ re"'e' - as s r.a.mtn-s -
aha hefnscn, and t"o Passeu @ Groanae'A W
~ T.nna @ III ~ h.ntn ~ cnifsr Etehofs
eurrctsfutfr mill fhe serenth inning. Un9ue
went to Iii: base on balls. and then shaf1er's
iassi.7 iead, and % Clapp's mni of Bstttn's throw.
which won1fi hayo cut OF Gcrhardt. cAye the
Graya three rms.
III itc eighth, sale singles by I)cv1ln, ahatYer,
and Gcrhartlt, and another muG BY C1npp OF
HSs'sa'' lSs. ss<'sss throw ''"s' scored Ds'''a''
49,. me uamaElne ef1o1s aae " eac g ts fn IL Ia
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umoirc:-Ean Devinny.
Time Of .ame-one hou! thlrt5 ;hse Minutes. y.
F!rst ba1e " erEoes-Lou1s''llo' . tin'es; 81
Nambet nnf g; tmes rsas.d III II sse during the
f'%asn!sts s, ssiisSMos r. s;a. H. II e. n seao. ae
, 1877-05-30

81. Louis, May GA special from lcasea.
worth " the Gfobe-D Democrat says letter in tho
Dodge City tKan.) Times, from swcctwatcr
Tc1.. gives q report that tho Town OF Double
Mountain, In tho Panhandle Of Texas, has been
captured by Apache Indians, and oil tho stock
In tho town g,,u of1.' No particulars hare been
given. The letter also states that quito largo
number Of hunters havc been killed by tho In
dtans during tho past winter; also that L fight
recently occurred In the Pan-llanlte between
about sixty hunters and twice that mum:
after tho Indians 10 ayenEe the murder
of Mr. BewalI, one Of their number. They fol-
lowed their trail mani, days, and although their
provisions gave out, they still pursued then,t
living on what gamc they could kill on the way.
At length they catno upon the indian ytllayc,
contalninc number of lodges, on the bank Of d
su,nll otrcan,, mud, although they had been With
out food two days, they attacked the lndtnns
vndcr cover Of tho banks Of tho htrcan,. The
light continued several hours, and was only
stopped by darkness. During the night the
1ntllanB struck their lodges took their women
and children aud killed nn1 wounded, and He'd
Tie Inutau loss Ia not known, but ls belteye4 to
be considerable. Several hunters werc wounded,
but none were killed.
, 1877-05-30

UNDER THE WIEEL8.
NEW Yonx, May GA hand-car belonging
to tho Pennsylvania Railroad, on which were
four worknlcl,, was backed into BY freight
train 1ienr 1lackcnsack this morning. Thomas
logan and Phillip Goodman were Instantly
mnrtallY wounded. Several frrlght-cars wero
thrown from tho track.
, 1877-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dir. van Dykes Sulphur Soap makes thesk'n
tar. tunbutn dandrui, rouglnesa aud tcdness Ut
the skin; neutsntzcs tho odor Of pcrsptraiInn: is
peculiarly alaptcd 10 tho nnytcry. toilet and BATH
room. Juet the thing for c1eusb!onlsts In the
country or Ut the scsshorc. Try It. PRICE, -
cents; box Of thseo cakes, 90 cents. Sold By sll
drNRgIats,
, 1877-05-30

Nusslnn Koumss MIX sylne-Naturcs
nthesi nourtshtnent snd most rational tonic. t)ya
pcptics. conaumptlscs. al lnvalldt should drink
koumiss. A. ANEND Chemist, l1H Madison street.
, 1877-05-30

Epeetdl NspascA 10 1Ae Tribune.
ALBION. Boone TO-, Mar 9.--Wheat, oats,
and barley sro growing fast, and never looked
better, Corn growing rapidly, and looking
we'll. Farmers arc breaking thousands Of acres,
and planting 1t TO sod cor1l. Wo hare no fears
from Eraashoppcr raids, md the prospect now
certainly ltx,ks fattcriug fur big crop Of all
kinds Ut grain.
, 1877-05-30

Tnwn TAlk-"Tf,e piuneer" plug tohacco.
Each plug han wool tag. II It fs now the favor.
fte. Everyday ttkes IT,
, 1877-05-30
Conclusion at Louisville Of the
Crandest Racing Ever
Witnessed.
Tenbrosok'a naos Against Time Low.
era the Two-Mile Reoord to
3:W 1.2,
Giving to That Horse the Right to
BE Called tho Greatest
In the World.
Baseball Happenings in Vart-
Gus Parts OF the Country.
THE TURF.
fuR BwlrrEsr counsER EYER nAzn.

rrrr r1rur
rms sw1rrksr counsEn EyER nHzn.
sp<eiai 1fspateA 10 1at Tribune.
hor,, ,nnt cycr nrc.sed tho turf. Tcnbrocck,
aoFso .n0t csc' p1eaee. sno s.,..s .s,~,.
closed Ills racing cafocs toVlaJ ~ a''ot"eI sp'eu
did victory over t"e: The s, track IN ma seen oeen
ptepa'ca ?" fra ~. .tsss a IN with
1t. Louis and Necy Hale, bis stable
conpantone' ha WA greeted Whh y
ringing cheer from the immense aasemnlaso ot
wclt.wfshtpr' SPECTATORS. Tcnhtocck took
nrclt,ntun.v eaiton o1cs tho course Under
hisnkct. anl. when BROUGHT to tho stand to
saddlet seemed IN exee'lent cunaitson ioF ''a
effort ARaln6t tho fccor1 pl S:1sM Ior s#o
miles.
NE WAS STARTED
,o,rtv ~ tho one.eIohth noic. md. With st. 8.
Icaty sn: s., a. W. sn"1 awsv % M ths ros,l u,
glory lilly y:Walker, who was IN tho saddle
was instructed to make tho first mile in las,
and this necesstsatcd hard work from the very
tnmn. The quarter pole was reached IN 25lI,
, 1877-05-30

Doland's Aromatic Hitter vino Of Iron Ism
remedy for nervous debility. improve rtshcd blood,
sndimpaitcd digestion. Depot, 81 Clark 1treet-
, 1877-05-30
Stockholders Meeting,

Notice ia hereby given that tho annual meeting
OF the Chicago South Drsnch Dock Company, foT
tho election Of Directors OF said Company, VII! b
building. No. 20 ncarborn-sL, ia Tho city Of CHI
caso, atloa. H., Wednesday, june 9, A. 2. 1877.
ateletatY of ChIcauo RQpih Ufanch Dock CO.
, 1877-05-30
vEGETlNE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

II. r. SrEyExs:
Dear Stf: Thls II 10 eartjfy that tava used your
t'Islood Preparation II in u,y family for several
veafa, aud ihtnk that for Ecfntala. nr Ca1keroua
1luuto.a. or Rheumatic affections II caunut bt CT"
ctiIc; and ~ = bloAI pnriacr aud spring medicine
II il tho hest Thing (aYc ever ustd. and have
used almost evusylhnx. can chrsrfa'lr Ieeam-
tn1nd it Ia any nna IN need of such mststns.
II Uussell.sk
, 1877-05-30

FLETCHER HARPER.
NEw YonK, May .Y.-FlctclIcr Harper, tho
senior member ct tho firm Of Harper 4 Brothers.
tltc,l this morning, aged 72 years,
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LADIES RAISING THEIR HATS
Olive Logan writes; ut is really the
fact that iaunty English girls are now
raising the hat by. way of acknovL
edging bow, the same as the gentle
men do. The hat used is the little
round Oxford, which looks well
enough on top of pretty young face,
but a powerfully hard.looki~g affair
on the poll of a woman who ranks in
that large and increasing army of the
'has beens."
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Ii is the Easton Free Pres which
throws great and familiar truth into
this enticing form: at is now that the
seductive and mysterious mince-pie
leadeth a man into temptation. and at
night praneeih through his dreams in
the form Of pea green goblin with u
molten brass cold in his head and red
eyes, mounted on a bell mule with
cast-iron hoof that weigh a ton apiece. Z"
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Twenty thousand oil wells have been
sunk in Pennsylvania and Virginia at
an aggregate cust of si93, ,000, 900.
The yield has reached 10000. 900 bar
rels, valued at the wells at $500, ,000,-
900, or s4O0, 900, 900 at the seabord.
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A new bracelet has tiny music
box concealed in the clasp. The beau
ty of the thing Is that a fellow has to
have il pretty close to his ear in order
10 hear il.
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The latest performance in London,
and one which draws a salary Of $500
per week, is the startling feat Of
zagel, a young girl. who dives
through the air and lands in net
ninety feed below. She dsoFs bead
first, but gently and gracefully swerves
in her fight until at last she strikes
ON her back in the net and arises un-
harmed.
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A st. Louis wi.low has had three
husbands. She has on hand law
suit to break the will of the first, an
other to recover the insurance money
on the life of the second, and u third
to obtain ahmony from the last. Of
course her nets are out for No. 4. or n
breach Of promise silt. .....
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The cold world little realizes the
sense Of desolation that shuts down ON
a man who thinks he has been handed
too much change by his grocer when
he dodges around the corner and finds
il right to cent.
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A pretty Wisconsin school marm,
to encourage promptness. promised to
kiss the first scholar at school, and
the big boys took &c roosting on the
fence all night.
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Nor \ DESIRABLE HABIT. -Benj.
l.. Fa1eon, the author, who married
Jo Jeferson's daughter, has ct least
one habit that must be very undesira.
Bile in husband and very annoying
TO wife. He falls in love with his
hereines; he gets intensely wrought
up in his books, aud it is related that
he fell in love with his heorine while
he was engaged on "Joshua Marvel. /"
and when she died, which became ne
cessary in the finale of the story, as
he finished the sentence he tainted
away, and remsined unconscious for
an hour. When he awakened il was
with the woris addressed TO a brother
who was standing beside HIM, 81 low
ed her."
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A cloth made from the down Of
birds is coming greatly into favor in
Paris. II is waterproof. and estima.
ted to he five times lighter and three
times warmer than wool.
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The manufacture of corsets has be.
come so perfected that hugging girl
is about as satisfactory as squeezing a
parlor stove, we have been told.-
[Danbury News.
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When the snow is up to your knees,
love, aud the wind Is from the West.
We will hug aud shiver together. O.
darling, pull down your vest
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The Commissioner Of Agriculture
has reported favorably on samples OF
guano from caves IN Texas, inhabited
by hats. lie reports The material as
worth from els to $50 per ton, and
compares favorably with fish euano
for fcriilizing purposes. There arc
several caves containing such deposits
in Texas. and the estimated amount
guano j. very great--perhars $4,000
to 2e,0o0 tons 10 a single cave. Az
to the hats, they are simply innumer-
able. a traveller, who accompanied
Gen. Or1 in recent visit to cave
near the little town &C Selma. compu-
ted the bats there nj no less than 30,-
100000. II is an unexplained mys-
terry how such numbers sustain their
collective weight when cliuging to the
roofs Of the caves. When the bats
issue firth they darken the air as if
great volume of smoke was pouring
out from the opening. 80 a.f
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During thunderstorm two dogs
that howied dismally at night were
struck by lightning and killed. Howl
ing dogs should cut this out and paste
II IN their hats.-[ Norristown Herald.
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Stories first heard at a mothers
knee are never wholly forgotten-a
little spring that never quite dries up
in our journey through scorching
years.
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Billings says There Il no man
who nee'ls SO much Watching az the
one who ia all the time watching some
one else.-
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mantle .,o, I'm tho gaming .unI;,h,
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Next dsv was tho reoular Couutv
Court dov in tho VILLAGE The nubl;c
souo,e wos erowdod Win ,oh;clos
stock and couptrvmep whose chief
Measure wns to mix i, mo,lev crowds
and whose b;obss, a,,h;,;on wos an.
n,re,,l, IN ,srt,c;na,e IN an ,,ro,r .,
some kind On sucb occ,s;o,s tho
killing of n fellow w.cre,,ure seemed in.
decd [, ,r;ae I;,b, ,s Al, Ata ooo.
an; mon: CORNER oe D,rv;lle s,ro.,
stood .he bou.e whore D.;.v Teu,ls
ton had found a ,emporarv home. A
nuuher of ladies w;res of tho J,aco
and va,;ons lawvsr. had assa,,hlsd
here 10 dine a custom prevalent at
that dav upon public occasions. These
ladies wore ,senIv s,oross.d !, ch.er-
fai copversa,;on. when suddepIv the
croxd or the su,,re heo,, s,rc;na aud
clamoring as though ali the turbulence
of nm angry son had hoo, ,,r,eJ loosa
u,op . neacef,,, ,l,i,
sbouis rose bicber and b;gher ill
at last A pisiol shot resoupJed and
the rroup that had crowded 10 the
front windows mainly dis,,pyuisbe,
the cry ",be .Ju,lpe is killedi Jim
Burns has killed Judge Pierce--and
the mob rushed towards the mouth az
Dapyille street in pursuit of the dos.
perado. n noted character of the 500.
ton.
Quickly leaving the parlor and clo-
sing the door behind her, Daisy
reached the side door, opening on Dan
Vile street. and flung it to just as a
man, pale and terrified, darted in al
most throwing her to the floor. Save
me-" was all he could calculate.
"tip there" she hurriedly exclaim-
ed, pointing up the stairway towards
the attic, and slamming the door
against the mob who were pressing
upon the steps, she turned the key
and stood, awaiting she knew not
what. All this was the work OF
moment, and the ladies in the parlor
were too intent upon their watch to
know that SO important a scene was
being enacted just behind them.
Meanwhile as Daisy stood, silent
onJ ,lo,a II, a. Heal ,....,o L.
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New Years Eve comes in cold and
deep snow is upon the earth. A
wedding-party at the corner house on
Danville street is the event Of the eve
ming. Roye Howard and Daisy lie
Grange have just been united in we'd
lock and the house is crowded with
guests. Just before supper a new ar
rival startles and astonishes the COM
pany. Henry Clay, grown grey with
years and honors, is among thenr. new
er having lost sight Of his protege.
After congntulating the bride he
bade her come with him to another
apartment, and when she had wonder
ingly obeyed, he proudly presented
her to handsome lady richly dressed
in mourning. at is she-it is she
indeed" exclaimed the lady, "my own
little Ray, my Daisy = and the moth
er clasped her new-found darling TO
her breast in uncomfortable agitation.
"This is my bridal present, my
DEAR said the Statesman, after much
had been told and Roye admitted to
the group. Since your letter Of in
quiry to me have never rested in my
search f"r your parents. Your father
is no more, but this boon is greater
than any other. Receve her with
my blessing. Three times have ]
passed through your town. Always
has it held warm place in my heart.
May every succeeding twelve months
bring to you as happy New Year' 4
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Il Xero eoufe{i fml IN IpH ft4ar tho 1vnllac
Cro.s.Roods enioyipr their noonda,
I,,eh., and d;.c,s.;,, the ob;ec, a
,be;r woodland caucos Suddenly I'm
sound os ., advancing borse ,rr..,e,
,he;, ,,,e.,;o.. p..sis. and lool;m
toward. sIpt;m,,;yt oreni.e IN ,h,
deep.,.p,leJ w;ldvood ,bev soon saw
both horse and rider approaching. III,
hitter lookiny abou, him n. IL a .trau
Ger IN tho coon,Yv He va. among
IiIrm IN aoo,lpr uomso,. receiviua
their rough. hut hearty greetings and
u,,;fe.,;p, ce,u;,e nls,.ure in nj.
yo,,h6,I co,n,.,.ncs Thou,h no,
70, ,,,.;nai 10 6,ll m.,hoo, tho tray.
.lIer,. fyure u.. ,,Il and graceful.
and hi. face nv no mean. handsome,
wore . ..,,.l Glow that .ddsd IN ,he
ixonde.fsl, u.gne,;s- of h;.,mmro,r.
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"we'ye about decided to plant the
cornerstone at the Crossroads a little
way from this"
"I,'s a frst.raie location. I" SAID an
other speaker: "there's good water all
aSkuuA 40. plevsy n Of trts for good
lumber"
.'Nsdhins' liLr making The right
start" added third voice.
They continued 10 discuss the plan
they bad formed for their future town
ship. tAA arangcr entering with c,ur-
teous interest into all their projects.
E 81 hascutlsn t'ied,' sahi he. "io
look into the future Of this grand Sec
ltion II cSuhtfy To the day when
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far from here in a wild glen. or ra.
vine, when only three years old, aud
has never been able to tell who or
where her parents were. But will
rslate the circumstances to you anoih.
er time. At present the school Com.
mittee are pressing in their invitation
to have you say something to the chill.
dren."
Thus adiured the grandest orator Il
his day arose aud addressed few re.
marks in simple language to his youth
tul audience. He told them Of the
day when he had incidentally cume
upon the pioneer council in the forest
near their present attractive village
and encouraged them to cultivate
their own minds as their foreiathers
had improved the once dark and dan
gerous wilderness Great men and
;u,elI;y.n, women had already .urung
s,om their vou,v c;,v and many a
,la,;o,. achievement, Of non. Of sword
ami Of ,peecb had rendered forever
.fsmo,. ,hs nl.ce who.o h;r,h ho h.d
u,u;,,;,olv learned
wh., i. .....d soo,Li,g h. had
;mnl,n,ed many , Germ Of home, am.
bl,;o, !, ,he hs,r,s ~ m. u,,le men
.,J wom.n wbose t,,,r. ;na,e,oo
was 70 WELD mower for GOOD or IN.
Tha, NIGHT he learned further mar.
,;cul,rs concerning the wee w;nsome
Daisv n, the Glen wbose ap,earapce
and address had so charmed his fancy.
o., -, m
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all the while talking kindly and warn.

all the while talking kindly aud warn
ingly TO the nisn who stared at Me-
with something like shame on his face
! AZ she started to leave him ston,
sped its way swiftly through the win
dow aud fell at her ieet.
"You see" said she, ~ycur Nc !,
not safe a ps"mcnt where you are
They believe that you me here. Re
main perfectly quiet till nighiiall and
then 60 home wiser and better man,
ss"Goi bless you, MIS-" said the
man. rokenly. II have wronged
many y--and You more than all, hut II
thvr III make some things right
Wondering at his words, Daisy left
him and rejoined her friends after a
brief absence which was destined to
bear rich fruits to her orphaned he,rf.
That night, at dusk the. man left,
but at ten o'clook, IN defiance Of pru.
dence, he camesbaek, Knocked boldly
at the door. called fur Daisy, aud hur.
riedly placing package in her hand,
abruptly tnrned away ere she could
speak, or fully comprehend his ac-
tions. Mounting his horse, he rode
4 N
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SCHOOLS.
Glasgow Normal School |!
Glasgow Barren Co, Ky.
The Tenth session hesihs
SEP. 4, II. & CONTINUES IL WEEKS.

ENPIcNSES,
The entire expense ncssl moi excecd ss0 per term
af Twelve Meeks. No Incidental ices, and no ex-
ira charse except for Moiern Languages aud Instru-
mental Music. An able Faculty have been employ
ed aud each Department Is nov thoroughly organ
ix-i. We invite the attention Of ladies aud gentle
10 our course Of studies, FEELING that Il will
calnnicnd itrelf To the-e wishing 10 accomplish
most with the least expenditure of time and mon
ey. taiahesues and ineraatinn sent tree appi-
cation To
A. W. NELL. Principal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-28

Boucicault says there isn't dram
attic critic in the world who eau tel
what comedy Is. Is IL a comedy
yheu you 50 down cellar with ths
Wired girl to see where the leak in th,
water pipe is, and the eaasse blos'
out and your wife stands on the step
aud yells for match and makes pun
gent remarks atthe >spse sm~y. tDs
troit Fre Press. = 80 , =
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-28

Plenty % god haled fISy, and com. aisayS on
hand Gcsri water running throngh stock isi. =.
Droysrs stopping at this stand avoid the risk ex-
posing their ftsck by swimming the diver pse ons
to going into the lat for the night. He l. we'll pre-
pared ~ entertain his old custonsrrr ni the travel
Ing public generally and Invites liberal port ion o
their patronage In bis line, Dec. a. 'ss-ias-if