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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-10

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UatcprrelpOltcnS ucrbteten Die 8I6lttu
tiOl ierer Sriefe. obidbon cifselne Der
iel6eH als 6arattcriitlib fir ~bebeatnec
lcBt leGenot D,Ghner 9odhl: in!ertHant
limb. 0Ggegen tirllcn iuir ~uniercn Sc
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DE O,1fcntli bfeit 9c10rt, Wtit IS Der
6ifcntftte @e!inuut95 Nnsorid eiic3
&rrc,ucS 6eutib pretenber i1uei6er
8iIrgcr il. 9q3 Sdreiten llntst:
Eetrpit, 80. Mptil 1877.
Or G6rdtli Sere;n BON 9etrr1t oil Srl.
SEp. S6nsibtr in Chicago.
Sed) leeJiter Ser!
Sic Hl6titt, CAP Der 8tdIiotnt Der
Ger. Ga Sie ais ScrtrCter mno
@e1anoten oieicr 3epublif lei Der Itiptis.
Girgtlp1i mitnft ernannt, bat DE
Stwti5r bieiiger 5tabt nit ho6,r 8es
II eoi9una, nit 9roBer 5rense %eIfiillt.
SnfOfge tc1ien bat Der Die.1eitigs @riitli
Geiein III lebter, Sn9lreid heintter Ser
iammlnna bur6 Reclamation bei9lplleu:
u9n BE &egierurg Ger Ser. Stlattn
~, tt einen Wtann nit beibrGnften N1z
niidten. lsneern cinen Der eoellttn nn6
,angele6eniten DeutI6zNmerifaner nab
nunIerm 9cltsbten Sdmei5Prlono CUR
ogSabruns Der 9anoes Sntereiiel ienz
bet, 10 lei oemielben umiete @enu9tDuz
ultr9 uno Spmpathie barsebr16t."
Npb9etGrter Serr! &elien Sic, BE-
9~teitct BON unierem bc1ten @lIdtpnnIf!
- @,ii6tn sic ms Dos olte tbeuere
8aterlano, tie lic6en Serge Der freien
Sbwei5! Seien sic DER 8otitafter III
lerer @eflb(e! Galen sic, CAP ME unb
nimmer Die 5biueijer I'M ferneu Sine
rita ibr beiB 9eliettes S6ueiserlano
UerGc6eu. Greiiib mo9l ipetocn sic in
Ssrn nidt rem @!ar5 eines iiirltliDen
6ofss fia0eu, abec Der 9unoi6ln9 pes
8uubespr6iioenten nno ieircr polfsz
tbimli6en Staotsmdrner tperben S6sen
OoOitdnb;gen @rlab bieten.
Wet mu4rar Sohn1tung
NartCt5 ofs @riitit GereinS
Ter &rdiioant M. 6Dfcle.
&. Mueller, Seer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-10
Gtus Der ebica9Oer -9ienen dreien IT he
Score Ebaeioer uno ole S&wti3c

@lei9 nab Der Cumming @,ora
S6uciber's gum Sertreter Der 8ereiz
ui9tcn S:doten III Der s6ru5iS iprad'n
mir Die lleberSeuguns aus, ooB oieIe
Babl Der SunOesrssisrnng Die 3ufim.
nluig b~eIonoers Der eeutlh ipre6euoen
8irger bes HorbmeIteRs fiuoeu ipiiroe;
neil oieTen Der Same ocs Serrn s6neiz
Der alS Der zines @annes felt oieleu
Sabren betannt iii, Der NIT lebr beoeilz
tenbsn Sdbi9feiten ftrenges &e6tsgez
fibl uerbinoet; zines Manne5, Der ldr=
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LID thdtis iuar un6 beiisn Gtarafter
feline mitunter b66it seiuiGenlp5en @ea=
ner ui6t %eiltntal NIT benz S6atten
eires Mafels bebof,en fonnten.
Sn Der 9bat fino oenn audi 6errn
g tneioer ben alien Seit,n iSei6en Der
36eilnabme S%use9angen; BON Befanrt<
ten loupbi, iDie bon 9inSfi1 1tnbetannt
ten. Die I6uei9ung Sdneioer's gegen
oas 9eroOrbeben ieiner 9erIon Iofpia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-10

~mpfmOFasufeit ant cca, 9amor.
DtaSe' Neaoam, res iHrarss 9tuieI 1T
csput. g7
n@nto@Isin:sO Sammer, lie 3tcr6s
ualertS 9dbaethpfeH 1T SuAirl Scr 9rau.
iams Xoo bat ibr bic %ianfseu Gibncrauacn
AAaebrldI!
, 1877-06-12
-FOUR PER CENTS.
PROSPECTS OF THE NEW LOAN.

hpeCa1s 4NtPAsCA 10 1a< Af@o|''os
WASHINGTON, u. G., Juno 11.-ft IA believed
a. the Tseasu.3 Department that large
amount Of tho new per cent lonn will be taken
In this country for permanent Investment dur
Ing tho thirty days when itwtll be open for pop
uIap subscription at mar. Tho experience Of tho
past two ycara has disposed people to value the
element Of safoty In Investments fur moro than
the promise OF larger returns. Thcro arc MILL
ions Of dollars lying Idle because OF tho general
lack Of faith in corporation bombs and stocks
and other forms Of so-called securities, which
used to be SO fasc!untlng. This Idle capital
will, II is thought, DO Invested
IN T1tH NEW noNnB,
II TIM opportunity u brought to the attention Of
tho country by Il full liscus6ton in tho news
pupcrs. Al tho bonds arc TO be itsued in do
nominations running down Us low Is so. they
will be within tho reach Of farmers, mechanics,
aud otlcrs OF moderate means, who have ANAL
savings that they want 10 put where they will
be safe from tho risk OF corporate n,anagcnvntt
nusInsss eatassrophs, an shrtnEagc Of ralac,
as we'll as TO small Investors.
, 1877-06-12
Pittsburg Develops a New Form
Of Crime, Monstrous
and Horrible,
The Cfub-Abortionist Sent to States
Prison for Six Years.
Hearing Of Arguments In the McGhct
Case, at Dixon, I'll.
A 0owardly Murder Committed by an In
fu1iated Wretch at Dover. N. ].
ORGANIZED ABORTION,
6ptrfal DffpQstk 10 The Tftbuns,

ORGANIZED AH0RTIONs
6perfal 1ffpateA 10 The Tribune.
PlTTsNuHB, Pa.. June 11.-A few wecks ago
Samuel Mcafasicrp, who had tccn acting Mayor
and for many years leading Alderman Of this
city, Wis tried and convicted Of abortion. The
dctaifa Of the case arc the most scyo,1n. Of any
ll our criminal annals. II was proved that he
belonged 10 club comprising some teu or
tweivn influential men, and perhaps as many
women. whose sole purpose was the betrayal
and ruiu Of young girls, several Of whom fell
Into tho net thus spread for them, at least
tro dying under the hands Of the club-ahort!on.
tst. To-oay ScMastcrs was sentenced by Judge
Ewing, Of tue criminal Court, to SIX ycars' tm-
prisonmens In the Western reni.entiary. Be-
fore sentence was passed. on him be made long
speech, 10 the effect ttat he was a martyr, an
Innocent, peEsccu&ed tnan, md charging that
tue Judges on the bench had taken IN active
part ID the prosecution. Ttlc effect Of the
speech wns decidedly to his disadvantage. An
effort will be made 10 have the caec reviewed oy
the supreme Court, but with !ittic prospect of
SUCCESS. Very little sympathy Is iclt for Nc
Masters, tho amost universal expression Icing,
"Servcl hin, right" Other metnhers Of tho
Infamous club will be prosecuted a. soon ~
evidence can be becurcd<
, 1877-06-12
A Thirteen-tnning Game Between
the louisviiles and Chi.
Cages.
The Visitors Victorious Because
They Had tic Most Nerve
and Skill.
ct. Louis Once More Steps on Cincin.
natl En- Route for the Cham
pionship.
Races at Dexter Park To-DaJ..-SfoW
Time In The frcc.for.Afl at Phil
adclphIa Yesterday.

DASE.DA LII.
rurn7kxx .rn13as. AND THEN THEY couLpr'r*
1.r. t,f,tc,o, f.}ut !, All, ,hr,,oh thn tr,.on NJ
~! r,.heu, .,.r," s e" nnv t ras1,s tD Xix % maTo
than nina lnnings fur game, and rubbed
through fourteen games this year without l,av-
inr thc ncre,a,.v thrust mon them. In t1,s
~ ~ .s ta.s.,,,,s fos :, ~. e.,ar,ov ,,xornt
..e! "ec iotu'"te' 4o' ~ - ~ 's.s'uaI p'o'cN
shet tncy we're not calcu!atch by nature or
tTaanfnE 10 play more than nine lnptn9s--iu-
deed, It would have been much better for their
T., !, rhan .s.s ,a,,t, nx-. wao !. r,.aua,,;e
IN ". .hen 'aes "on'1 na'o "sa .,s~'ts ,,. ~
victory; ns IL "as,tliey lost With more cfcd't-it
there Is any credit III loslng--than they general.
jy hare done this ycar.
The threatening weather Of the mo.uing AMI
carly AFTERNOON kept many AWAY, but after ali
there were above lou present. No runs wcre
took f5rst @ on on M crrur ny Latham, second whiic
ShafIer was puttinE out Spaiing, md was
brought. home on Smiths saic ono past eccon,l,
In the fo]luwjne iuuing Hines hit onu clear
oyer Hall ior two bases, and ran all the wnY
home while Gcrharit antl Latham were putting
oat Never. In Tic si3tt, inning Peters lit we'll
lur q base, and worked around home on crsorB
by Gcriartlt and Hague. The visltors did net
scoro Until iho ctChtl. Inning, when Latham put
in two.bascr and was brought hor1y by 1falI
and Qc5hnrdt, who made clean drives. This
mado tia score 8 10 Ia favor of
The Whites as tbey entered tho scam
dalous nlutl Inning. TIN ilrst three CHI
caRo battcrs to como up were sent back
Oh good catches, and the visitors grabbed the
stick, though without the hope that they were
10 hnyo game handed t. them hY the.y ol,-
sccond OH one vi McFcy's new style throws,
, 1877-06-12
been under suspicion Of poisoning llis wife, was
To-day arrested on that charge, and lodged In


FLOODS.
6ps:fai Ntpasea to ne 7rsoanA
QU1!cr, ILL.,, June 1.-THE Hannibal Il st.
Jo taiIroatl Is etItl In wretchet, condition. nv.
ina n ~. noot1 train s,,c,.eed.,1 +, rsas,tar
@ ~ vs. 80. saeeseusu ;" .eaepMs
tu'ncf from the "eet tnts morning. ai1ef max
luz detour OF a!xty miles from the main llnc.
totns, where tie water il two feet deep On the
track.
Epeetas DssnaseA 10 The Tftbuns
KANSAS Ctrr. NO.. June 1.-THE terrible
Go i ~ Kvsf as 70 abat
last disnatcfp. Great damage haa becl done to
the raitrostls. II will be several days before
, 1877-06-12

NEw TonK, Juuc ll.-iTa Cole, fireman on
the Delaware u Lackawanna Railroad, was fa-
tally stabbed at Dover, n. j., th!a nooD, by
James Hogan, aged II. Hogan has Thorough
character for rutlanlsnl, and had beet. released
irom jail but few tours before the murder,
He nakcti Cole, who Was running on freight,
10 give hin. a ride to New York. Colo refused,
atnl was engaged In firing tho cngl,c when to-
gan Jumped .nta tbs cab, plunged thc kni!o in-
10 Coles abdomen. aal ihen made his cscapc.
Tbs tlrct,,an died In MI hour. Husan was caught
six miles nwHy. i took four men 10 ronycy
him to tho jatl At Dover, 50 desperately did he
EcslRt,
, 1877-06-12
BURLINGTON, IA.
Enttfai DftpQtck to Tie tribune.

DuRLtS0ToH, H., Juno 1l.-Tho regular sum-
mer raid BY burglars on the slumbcre1s in
Burlington has commenced In al acliye WY.
A private residence, grocery, md tho place
OF Woclhaf d Mason, merchant tallors, were
entered last night, mud from the latter place
uowly.anisl,cd clothing to the value Of over
800 was removed. Tho burglars broke open
the back doors. BurlIngton Is blessed with
Marshal as big he Is bold. II he Isn't as bold
as he is biz, aud who has proved hlnl.
self rcformcr Of tho civil service. Tic
has for some time, according to the
evidence before the Grand Jury, compelled the
members Of the police forge to whack up With
s On al ees n eS[ns nna c'lff,e BY ths@
1t as long rs they could. Onc of them testified
thut wllcn hc faEled 10 acecde to the siarshal's
demands he was removed from beat where
nrrcsts wcIo frequent to q lung, quiet heat. Tic
Marshal, E. j. 1loctcr, wns indicted twlre, and
has given ball in both proceedings.
, 1877-06-12
Of Kentucky. Tho conteat over this place may
now be considered ms ialriy open.

OF Kentucky. Iht contest over this place may
now be considered MS fairly open.
1HsrRucTixo TIE PRESIDENT.
Gov. Culom thiaks that the President will
appotnt MIltttzcr Postmaster At Bcllcvllfe-
Taylor, present Incumbent, Is understood to
hare resigned. Cutlom lcavcs for home to-mor-
row. Gov. Cullom and State Treasurer Rutz
to-day requested The President 70 appoint ex-
Congressman Jchu Baker, Of BellcyI1le, either
to the Swiss Or brazilian mission. Baker was
vcfY active In tho last campaign. Cullom
thinks he viii be appointed.
ALABAMA. ..... ..
A delegation Of AlahamiAna, representing the
Republican Executive Cofomtltcc, wcre rcccIv-
cd by tile rfeasdent ts.-1aY. Tho intcrvlcw was
Imrorlant As giving the President" definition
o. o. r. Eca.IeibagEcr, and showing that hs e1neet.
would be rorrcctcd by Tho Senate. and not by
himself The President said that flc had learned
great deal III the last two 'nonth*; that Ger
tatn appointments be Lad recently made ln hla.
oatna, be WIS sattsfied, wera mistakes. l'nt that
to ltaYc II 10 the Senate to decide. lie assured
the delegation that he wonld
MAKR NO MORE REM0vALs
except for cnllsc, md would only make new Ap-
t,otnt,ncnts where The terms of tho oi,icehotl.
ers had expired. 4 discussion arising
IN INFERENCE TO CARrET-BAGGERa.
Inc President raid that he tl1,l nut consider
person Win ila1 become q bona tdc resident of
'camc from, the North; tlat he only stI0n'at'zea
tliuse pcrsons as ct-haggcts WHO wcnt eouth
for the purpose ri holding office, and made that
busncss. lie illustrated tl,e case of the Hon.
Anson j. AfcCook, tho only Republican elected
10 Congress from New York City. ten. Nc
Cuok had LIFT Ohio, had gone to New York, en-
gagged In business. atlc it Ills permanent home,
aud could not bc cnllcd q carpet-baggcr.
'ronE10N MIss1oNs.
49,, 10 tas Ttsstrn Assccfdled lrtss
WASHINGTON, D. G., june 11.-Upon Mt.
Kasson's arrival In Washington, The mlsslon to
Austria, which II Is understood he would orig
lnatlY have prcfcrrcr llatl It been vacant when
he waa appointed Minister to Spain, WA tcf,-
t1ered him ly tho President, nntl he has accented
It., and James Russell Loxcll has becn rendered
and accepted the mission to 6patn.
PROMOTED.
Jasper Smith, now Consul at Furrhaland,
formerly rtlcf OF the Consular bureau Of tho
Btatc Department, has been pro1t,uttd to take
Charge Of the Commerce Agency at Nottingham,
England.
NETT ORLEANS.
James Lewis, calorcd, has been commissioned
Naval Officer at New Orleans. Col. Jack Whar-
ton has been officially notified Of llls appoint
mcnt "a United States Marshal for Louislaua,
vice P1tkn suspended, and will be commissioned
upon furnishing the requisite boDd.
, 1877-06-12

S2*%*8* @sss7'sss 70 z7V S7FVe"S7 =
CARL1xylLlE, ILL.,, juno ll.-The exercises
OF commencement weak OF Blackburn uut-
vcrsity wese opened by Tho delivery OF the Bac-
cs.aureatc sermon By pruf. Nutttng. The scE-
mon was flns exposition Of tho Christian rc-
llrion and science, In shc!r wider and moro
catholic sense. To the graduating class Of tha
University hr spoke. fu the uoet feeling man
pe!, xisc words of couoscl The audience waa
the largest aud most brilliant that ever a4sem-
btcl IN our magnificent urt-flouse Hall. The
programme tur ths week II: Muuday, JunloE
cxhlbitton; "Wednesday, alumni reunion; Ahl
Thursday. Commencement exeklsts.
, 1877-06-12

that should ho attacked tho instant he shove
hlu,se1t. Don't natt At him before hts nails arc
crown. and xtpc h!ln out The grcut allcsattss and
ln1txof4ut os the age, Ho.tetter's sto,aseh Mt-
ters will speedily ,ufuse such healtafu tonc into
your otcant4m that u will bu ena6]ed 10 sueeess-
fully resist future attacks. abe Dlttefs prevent
and remedy ehls 4uo fever and bilious Tcusttcnts,
and eradicate dyspepsia, constipation. lisef'eou'
plslpL rheumatic ailments, uriuary aad atcstso
difficulties. 1t Is particularly beneficial when she
systsu h14 bfsa drained Of IT. yitA1tt| Of u lA-
, 1877-06-12


GRAND Haven. Aich., Junc tL-aenator
Ferry continues 10 Improve, aud the feeltn: of
suspense, anxiety, snd dread apprehension which
p.svadcd this entire community and section
has given way to joy and thanktulncss ovet tho
ctaI.ss and 1ctlefa haYc l,een received, e1pIess-
fnE sympathy, and the. Senator's iriclu!s realize
~ usveF before his ncA;ness IL tic peoples
heart.
, 1877-06-12
Runs tarned-Athletiea. y: I1ostonr, o.
Ftfst base By es:nrs-hthletics. Il; Boston, 2.
PROVIDENCE, r. !.
pRov1DEHcE, R: l.. June li.-~Base-ba'l Buck
eyes, /; Nhode Islands, 0.


THE TURF.
THE DExTER PARK RAczs
heRfn to-day, and continue unttl SATURDAY.. The
cycnts on the card to-day are the thret-fn1nute
race, which has several Inc starters, and the
match ttot between fkaac WatxeI's black geld
ing Black Frank and Tom Evers' black geld
Ing Ethan. This match WAS made about ten
days ago, and, ~ there is a smart feeling Of
rivalry between The owners, IT. will bc extremely
Interesting.
Col. Mansut has made arrangements with tho
Michigan Southern ROAD whereby patrons Ut
tho track can mako tho round trip, Including
admission to the track, and The whole c1peusc
wilt be covered ty 81. This is something that
has not heretofore been put in practice, but it
Is an idea that cannot faIt Of success. Tic train
viii positively wait until the races arc all over
before coming ln :.
COLUMBUS, o.
Special D5fpaseh 10 IA 7ftakA4.
CoLuMBus. o.. Jtlnr lt.-fhr preparations ait
seem to ai!gnr sssceasiul opening 81 the sprinE
ssF ros o o. oasr s GeJs s VIII stfy G% tH15
stdcfed the pnorcst Of the seasun, Will ths year
be an exception. '0nc Of tue tnott prominent
features of tho races Tomorrow VIII be the mile
nni-s.half dash Of 3year.olds, Tor whiel, thcre
there arc several horses VI considerable note.
Tho mile dash for all agea will be
annttler Interesting racc tomorrow. .Het~een
thirty and forty llorecs will contend. siIe.hcats
for all ages wIl1:a1so be IN Interesting part Of
tho ilrs; dsy's rrocrammc, To-day there were
route will bc hero this evening. Among tho
arrivals were hnfncs from Kentucky. Tennessee,
Mi.sfss!rpf, nt'l Ohio, some Of Which were win
pcrs 1T tic late races In Louisville, Lexington,
and Cincinnati Tho meeting wilt last fur
days.
POINT BREEZE PARK.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, june il.-Thc following ID
the summary bf the ttolting race at Point
Drcczc Park. 1rec-for-all pur&a:,
NEtNg .%*.s+s. .ssssssss+s. stt.1 = ! l
J+oEc r fHllcfIoA. A........s.ts..'.s.'-.- ! y
Lazy :; -, .t;.;;; Ill,
BOSTON.
Dosros, June 11:-As the aIystlc l'ark races
iiarry, M charIlo ;iac secoui, Ilttio siary tl,ird
Time, a:24}f a:2l1, 2:25, 2:25. Charlie Mae
won tue THIRD Aeat.
Tho second race, 2:3a class. was won BY
Powers, Fun.hy Maid second, John McDou9a
third. Time, 2:29, 2::x), a:;E@
, 1877-06-12
EADS' lETTfES,

Nxw ORLRAas, June l1.-The shlps Minnie 8.
Gcsow, drawing twenty feet nine INCHES; Thorn
dean, twenty feet eight iuchcs; ssruak, eighteen
feet n!ne inches; Scloso, eighteen feet utae
inches, wese put 10 sea this morning through
the southwest pass without detention. Tue
bark Arao, drawing eighteen feet st* '~-A%"s.
Nsnt to sea through thu 1ettlc1.
, 1877-06-12
TSyEnEI.L. IIONsE-TTIIEF.


Qulacv. Juur li.-Tweslell, tho notorious
Missouri hoTsc-thef, who was arrested last
week, broke out Ut tho Kisksylle la!l last night.
lie was furnished with croWtmr and other
tools by friends outside. Acttyn ,clIorta ara
he!ne .na1e to ssArscst him.
, 1877-06-12

i DAYTON, o., June 1l.-lnfoEmatlon received
hcso iron, Columbus today announces that
tiov. Young declines to Interfere With tho case
Of Harry Adams, eonyIetcd Of tho murder Of a
soldier nanartl MuttnarTrn is February, 1876.
Adams will be hung Oh FRIDAY OF this week.
, 1877-06-12

opE*s13 l4aV0*t9* ~ 1H& zFIu0H*t
slct1HEooH, H., Juns l1..-John flreuzlia,
Agcnt u tho Chitago, Milwaukee t. vt. Paul
Railroad ut Dccnra!l for tpany years, was found
dead to-day IN vacant hot,sc In rsatric tlu
Chen. Tho cause Of his death ts uuknuwn. He
haa been missing week.
, 1877-06-12

~ fp<aal Nk00se4 q 32e 7F1&NNz
:, "4suiS6roH. d, T.. juno ll.-Stan1ey Mat
.ess IL Interested In tho matter OF . 4ucccshor
~ !" The late uuileIssstates Judge EuImona. Ha
~ expressed l!msclf a opposed 10 Judge
sslaR. Of Ohio, and in fatox Of Judge ballard,
, 1877-06-12

HARn,sBuau, Pa., Junc 1l.-rhe Supreme
Court aftlrms the tlcclsion Of the Northampton
County Court In the caso OF Allen G. Laros, who
fatally poisoned luis father and muthcr aud
Moaes Sshwsg, M old snaa boarding. With tbs
Laros family.
, 1877-06-12
THE INDIANS.

0AAuA. Neb., Juns 1.-the cheyeone In
iliaus, who Are en route 10 the Indian Territory
passed 6iduey to-day. all In COOL spirits
, 1877-06-12

RACE ON THE THAMES.
LONDON, JUNE 1t.-1n the boatraco on the
Thames to-day for GOO side, between r..
Btacktnan and TLomaa Higgins, tho latter won
on foul. Tho course was from 1'utncy to
Mp5tt2ke,
, 1877-06-12

Town Tnlk-"The Pioneer" ping ln1,ncco,
Each plug hna wood taE. 1t It Ia NON tho tarof-
tte. Everybody likes IT,.
, 1877-06-12

JeHern' Frenc1, CatNrria Cure II the best
remedy known for eatarrh. asthma, and hay -ftvet.
Trial ftee. Uiilce No. 10 State street.
, 1877-06-12

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1l.~psnuey was hcla
IL auswes to-day On charge Ut cubczzl!pg
funds from the Tda Elmore Mlnlug Company,
oi Mtiich he was President aud Treasurer. Two
more charges Of forgery were preferred sgalnat
him.
, 1877-06-12

Kansas Clrt, Iuac ll.--,IoAu Armstrong has
becu arrested for killing his vile, 1t Is charged
that he beat her over tbs head and kIckei her
In the abdomen. Deceased WAS eueelnte It the
time OF her death,
, 1877-06-12

KICKED AND CLuHbED TO DEATH.
New YoKK, June 1l.-francls Wtll!amt, ot
No. IS Pike street, died tu-day from the effects
OF clubbing and kicking by Ottlccr poyfc, early
Yesterday. The officer has been arrested
, 1877-06-12

Boiant's Arnrnatlc Bltter Wine nf iron IL =
and impaired d1gcetion. Depot, b3 CIitk street.
, 1877-06-12

pse sfrs. W,nslow'a Soothing syrnp" foe
diatfhga, wind cole. snd rssuIates IL tuwsts.
, 1877-06-12
ANOTHER Nl,GlIEE.

OAAHA, Neo., June 1l.-Dr. st. Louis. Of
Fremont, Neh., Who for some Ne<ks past hA
, 1877-06-12

: TssSa;c 'iiii:~iilnes, i; Latham, i; lal i;
Yo.al ba.es on clean hiss-chleago, II; Louis.
flfal Da.c on esrors-reters. i; G,onn, 3: spsta.
!n /; sn Y La!nsn' osH',!r k,hnt!' oeF''n'
Hague, i; ila, i; iicrl.ast, i: cfayrr Stalet,
e: pcslIn, l; Crowley, !. Chicago II; Lou!s'
lid .sasca On called balls-oa usaalcy, i; Oh Dev.
Fused ba,lt-Mcycy, 2.
UmpIEe-sLan'baugh.
The unslsualy long game wss really cn1oya-
Blu fur thu perfection ot q considerable propor-
t!un Ut thu play. Some OF the tlelllng was
renarkaele for 1uiskncss ana ~ accuracy; Hne
wi.cn Waite. attcr making good catch oil
hall. threw Latham out ut tho l!ome-plate In
ilAc style. II It wcrc not tllat Wu!lt's batting
Is so, much lilso Tue ,nsmury OF Dlolaskt, ~
would make valuable member of thu tealll; !;
but four hits In ufue games dou't encourage thu
1nlbllt na9ch. Another txecl&cnt play was
ti(cnn'a long r,1u and good catch OF Cr0wleY's
foul In tho tlflh tnninE, wien the Lont8s!l!cs
The sat,.o clubs play asaln thts attcrnootl' a'tt
tic t4ne Ut tho tilirtccn-nnlnE. game will
doubtless draw tho largest crowd Of the season.
THIS will bs tho farewell game to the hotno
team for couple Of weeks, as they leaTc loF tue
East to-uight.
ctNCINNATI--sT. LOUIS.
Special nitpatet 10 1ht 1ftbun&
ST.. LOUIS, Junu ll,-Ycsr:!ic batting and ad-
tuirable work In tue lcld resulted ia tlle defeat
Of tho Ctnclnnatis by tho browns thus aitSr'
mon. thu game being called at the ind Of tho
eighth intu to cnallc tho visitors to catch tho
trlin. 4 wlll throw by SlcGeary to make .
douhtc plaJ and u n,au sent to ttSt .on balls
were tho only crrFors charged agatnst st Louis.
Mann.ng, who pitched insteaal Ut Matthews, WAS
batte1 to ati PARTS Of tho ticld, Ciapp. naltip,
aud Force especially doing effective work witt
the stick. Tho best work lor the Reds was per-
formed by Foley, Manning. aud llall!uan.
TUE kCuHE,
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Keep'a Custom Hf,IrtA sIaho to Hfensur~.~--
Terf best. for 81; no OBLIGATION 10 keep snY #
keep'a Ahtrta unless perfectly Satisfactory. l71
Mdf5aon.st
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Dccny'A ETnctnE Finger
will ne1er mar the The teeth Tint ara brushed da.tv
with odoftfefoua 4S1zotfoHf. II lends uural fra
GRANGE TO the breath ~ we'll NJ prolec1. thc eeth
from coefoslon AMI decoaposition.
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hctena1y deficient IN aternrth. The nerTs4 EAther
from It both vtRor and tranquility. Int wh{1e II
Imparts strength md Rives wholesome sttmnius
to the animal economy. tt does rot undoiY excite
It like tho cheap e1hilatnnts tomotime9 rcsortcd 10
under The efEonsons impression that theJ can Ia
fsQr4te.
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Chicago 90, $50 l q o 0 o o u 0 U O-1
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