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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
DEATH FROM LIGHTNING.
CHILDREN STRUCK LY THE ELECTRO FLUID
IN GOSPEL TENT.

CHILDREN STRUCK LY THE ELECTRO FLUID
IN A GOSPEL TENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 4, 1878.
A sad and distressing accident urrcd sb Tut
quarter past ono o'clock this afternoon durmg 4
slight rain storm accomp inied by thunder aud light
ming. At Diamond street aud Rdg, avenue there l.,
erected Tor religious services and ~ the time
of the storm there were about twelve children and
Two gentlemen under tho canvas. Some OF the chill
dreu sought shelter under tho tent while tho others
were scholars Of the Sunday school. The lightning
struck the centre pole OF the tent, near which the
struck Mary Ann Elirey. aged ten yers, who was
leaning against the pole, killing her Instantly.
Her brother william, who was near by, was thrown
his life is despairsd ot Willie Burns, another I,tsle
boy, was badly injured and another nam9i Willie
Adams received Injuries which, It Is feared will prove
fatal The lightning tore the SHOE or OF his fee.
The doctor thinks he Is permanently deaf All tho
other children were thrown do Sn and stunned.
TIE gentlemen present were &. II. W lson and II.
Conner. The latter was thrown from side OF the
tent TO the other but strange TO say not
Mr. Wilson. WAS thrown violently upon hts face, but
received serious Injury Tho lightning gated the
contents Of coal oil lamp which IN turn SGT fire TO
some hay, and from tins the tent caught nre. The
,mss, however, wero quickly extngushed by parties
outside, who entered and rescued the children Had
the accident occurred hour later there would have
been over one hundred children IN the tent
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SHOOTING FOR FUN.

Oicer McGloln, Of the 'xieenth precinct. saw one
man chasing another through West Tweniy-sxth
street, and when near Seventh avenue he saw the
pursuer draw a revolver IRON his pocket and dig
charge It at the ahead Of him The oflcer
arrested the who hred the snot AMI
as no was about taking him TO tue station house hi
pTi oncr drew tho revolver which he had used the
previous OCCASION aud placing II 10 the ohcers breast
said, Lot 20 or IN shoot your crowd o.
tho prisoners friends mado thraatenIna
demonstration and attempted TO rescue him, but tbs
timely arrival OF several other officers caused
thom TO dispersc Al the station house the
gave his Patrick MARION, OF
No 237 West Twenty seventh street, and
recognized as notorious character who returned
only i've weeks ago from sing Sing prison. whore he
seved ID term OF Imprisonment. Wnon asked tho
name OF the man at whom no had discharged the
pistol, Naron said he did not know, and that he had
motive Tor shooting At him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
THE HOSTILE INDIANS.

INDIANS IN LARTE FORCE on BOTH SIDES or
SNAKE RIVER AT BIG BOTTOM, NEAR BRU-
NEAU.
sAS FRANCISCO, August L. 1878.
Boise City despatch says:-
'.lhs number OF hostlles who passed up Snake
River are variousy estimated by observers from sew
enty1ve to two hundred. They are probably the
remnants OF the party OF Bannccks who raided this
section Of Idaho nj tho beginning OF the war The
Piutes and other allies yet committing deprcdtrious
10 oregon, between Malheur aud STEMS mountains
and along Owybeo River, sufficiently enssge the al
tcntion OF tho troops IN that quarter whie the Ban
pocks proceed IN The direction OF Iemhi 10 form a
Junction with Ten Days band, who have lett their
reservation and are supposed 10 be ready hos
tilites.p
letter from Captain II alley at Cold SIriu2s, by
tho overland route, dated August 2. says:-
''Sent scouts out to-day. They nave just rel urned
and report that the' found Indians In large force
both sides Of SnaSe River ut Big Bottom, near
Bruueau. The Indians tired upon the scouts und
pursued them We miles,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
THE ONTARIO BOUNDARY COMMITS.
SION

DoSCLUsIoN OF ITS LAB NORTHUMBERLAND
OF TIE PROVINCE AND THE DOMINION oov-.
IMMINENT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HxnALD1
OTTAWA, August T. 1873
The Dominion Of ontario Boundary Com mission
Ssncudod lie abors last evenise for separating the
province add Quebec. Tins Is deansd by order In
Council Of 1870; one boundary extending due north
from tho source Of the OTTAWA River 10 James Bay.
thence along the south vest shore OF James Bay "
Albany River, thence following Albany River 10 It's
source, thence BY shortest line 10 the Of Eug
lsb River, thence westward down by English River
until u meets the line drawn duo prth from tho
northwest angie OF tho Lake OF the Woods. The
frovincs OF Ontario oersa sccept the boundary OF
1872. Tho Dominion government reu r, the arbi
traitors All left tor homo last evening
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A FRENZIED LOVER.
TIE PROPERTY, NAN OF A VARIETY SHOW KILLS
Az ACTRESS, SHOOTS HIS RIVAL AND ONE OF

TIE PROPEHTIt NAN w n VARIETY SHOW Mile
AK ACTRESS, SHOOTS MS RIVAL AND ONE OF
THE AUDIENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
SAN ANTONIO Tsxas, August 4, 1873
Aboutsnine o'clock last niGnt dreadful tragedy
Cured ut tho Green Front saloon, kind Of variety
sstablshms In shisciy. II seems the properly
Of tho concern, young fellow named John Lanhan.
has time been jealous Of the atteni
one OF the actresses, George Drake, BY A. Nation
squires Of the Eighth cavalry, which appears have
been rsciyrocsaed Frcpzied by jealousy Lanham de-
tormined.en destruction Of ali concerned pro-
cured pistol and ammunition and had n
horse ready tor fight Last night whiio the
performances gong on he urew his pistol
and nrcd p,ut blank at SQuires, who mad; . second
shot was II Cd flying mau, who mace good
escape with n bullot hole through his thigh lie thon
upon tho actress and Tired, Tho bullet striking
the chin and passing downward into the throat
making ghastly wound from wnicn it Is impossible
for her to recover. Lsnham then pointed the pistol
toward his head ana nred, but IN ssed himself
and shot young nun named William Bailey, q
stranger. ttr0ugh the upper arm. Lannam then
made his way The place where mis- horse was ma
escaped, although pursued The ouly wonder Is that
q halt Dozen persons were not killed in tho crowded
rseg have been cent TO the various points
on the frontier aud Lanham Will probably be CAP
turcd He from Houston and about nineteen
y0gfs old.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Carrie Hassan coiored, four years or age, died SUD
denly yesterday at No. l3a PIT street ..s,-- rs FOL.
James Powers, aged four ysars, died suddsuly yes
tsrday nj his residence No. 2, liz Third svsaus.
A ire broke out yesterday 10 the tailor shop OF ID.
s. Leon, No. Ss2 Sixth avenue, cnusng damage Of
unknown
Joseph Blume, hfty years OF age, laborer, OF No.
LA Norfolk street, was crushed BY bssm failing
him July "a He died from Tho result Of his In.
Jures yesterday At Bellevue Hospital
An insane woman found at Thirtieth street and
First avenue yesterday she gave her narne AZ jenny
Summers. aged twenty Ave years, OF No AL Fith
street. Sho taxi TO Bellevue Hospital
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John q. Lysi, one Of Tho marshals connected with
the Fifty sevsnh Street Civil District Court while, Al
he claims, in the discharge OF his duty July
assaulted by Edward Kelly liquor dealer, aged
thirty-eght, OF No. 800 East Forty-auh street. who
pointed loaded pistol at his head AID threatened to
oot him. Kelly was arrested and srraigned yester.
day In the Ftty-sevcnth Street Police Court. HIS
story was entrey different from that told by Lyst.
ho said he was quietly sitting outside Of the door Of
the saloon when Lyst came along and IN abusive
terms asked where 'that Kelly He rsa INTO she
store ana Lyst followed kolly uxIher stated had
mol pointed pistol at Lyst nor had he ovusd the
store since the LIST OF July He was. however, held in
deiaulS Of 81. 900 TO ansWer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
pRoHlB1TIoNlsTs IN CONVENTION.
Mouxr HOLLY, N. j., Aug

Mouxr HOLLY, n. j., August 4. 1873
The prohibiion,sts Of Burlington county held sueir
convention NJ tho Court House, In this CITY, ycster-
day afternoon, Tor the purpose OF nominating county
ticket to be prssepied 1t the coming fall e,estion.
The Convention was called at two J.. NJ Tho follow
Ing nomipa tious were made FOR sheriff, Nathan
Crsp,, oil Lamberton County Collector, Henry feui
more, oi Chesterfield county: CLERK. Downs vi
Little Egg Harbor; County House steward, William
GRAZ, vi Cue 'terned, Win other MINOR Onccrs. In
the evening grand mass meeting In Iavor of prohb
tlou held IN the Court House. Inc meeting W -
addressed by II. r Davidson, q. ". r. OF T.. Of
Salem, N j., and Edwin H. Goats, oil Pn,ladeiphia,
unu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
MARINE DISASTERS.

THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA PUTS BACK TO Iv-
ERPooL-HER MACHINERY DISABLED
BLOODY AIFRAY ON A BRITISH snIP-FouR
MN woUsDED AND TWO DROWNED.
[By CABLE TO THE RERALD.l
LONDON, August 8, 1878.
The HERALD correspondent at Queens
town telegraphs that the Williams & Guion
steamer Nevada, which left Liverpool on
Saturday for New York, was obliged to put
back to Liverpool. The nature of the disaster
was at first kept secret in Queenstown,
and some anxiety was felt lest the accident
might be a serious one, but the truth
eventually leaked out that her machinery
had become disabled. The Liverpool agent
of the company asserts that the accident is
not of serious character and that she will
soon be able to proceed ON her way.
FATAL ARRAY ON sHpBoARD.
The HERAr D correspondent in Malta tele-
graphs that the British bark Onaway, Cap
tain Wilmot, bound from New York for
Trieste, put into Lavalleta yesterday owing
to o quarrel among the crew. The mate
and three Of the crew were wounded in the
scuffie and two of their ASSISTANTS afterwud
jumped overheard and were drowned. It
is not known whether they intended to
swim ashore with q view to escape arrest,or
to commit suicide.
A DESPERATE MUTINY.'
A later despatch gives the following par
ticulars:-On Thursday last two Greek sail
ors mutinied and dangerously wounded
the mate, boatswain and seaman. The
captain fred upon the mutineers, who
thereupon jumped overheard and were
drowned.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

wilbur y. Storey. OF Chicago, In at the Windsor.
General Nelson II. Davis Unltsd States Army. 10 ~
the Metropolitan. Captain Hamilton Perry, Of The
steamship Britannia, Is ut the Everett. MAJOR Il. II.
Foster, OF INC British Army, IL at the Brsvoer Cap
}. II. Ful,on Of the steamship City Of Montreal
is at the New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
A COLLISION AT SEA.

GARDINER, Me-, August 4, 1878
The steamer Star Of the East ON The last trip down
the Kennebsc, ran inso n Schooner Oh Bowdeinham,
the cathsad Of the schooner passing through tho bag
gage Of the steamer. smashing the baggage &c.
Also, on her trip from Boston, Saturday morning,
she the schooner ". s. shepard, laden with
ce, from Wash ngton tearing up the deck and break
ing several beams Of the schooner, so that she will
hayo 10 discharge portion Of her cargo Tor repairs
The Star OF the East WAS uninj0red.
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SUICIDE BY KEROSENE.
BosroS. August 4, 1877,

BosroS. August T. 1873
A daughter OF Thaddeus Frost, aged twesty -sevsn
yelrs, VINO lived with her father at Belmont, commit.
ted SUICIDE Friday afternoon, Uy pouring kerosene
her head and clothing, and setting nfc 10 It, she
had been insane for some tims and closely
watched nsr brother had Just visited her room to
II she was sale, and had only gone short dis
lance from the house when he saw smoke issuing
IRON her chamber window. He hastily returned, but
bel Aid could be rendered his terribly
bur ned that death soon ensued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
DROWNING ACCIDENT.

Three eartmsn employed In . downtown elo,hiag
store went out rowing yesterday afternoon. Two OF
them were drow nod aud the t,ird narrowly escaped
similar late. Tncy were James Jones' aged thirty and
Edward Dunn, eyed twenty-five, residences unknown,
aud John kous,oo, aged twenty three OF No. 3gj
Hudson street AZ tney were returning near pior 81
Norh River, the boat was caught In the waves OF
steamer twilight which was passing One OF the
young men caught q crab aud the boat upset.
Jones and Dunn wsro drowned. Koulston was rescued
BY Captain Fields OF the stss mpoat Moses Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05

ST. PAUL, MINI, August 4, 1875
Major H. B. Strait, Member OF Congress IRON the
Second district Of this state, has returned from
meeting OF the Commission for tho Reorga OF
the Army, al White sulphur Springs. lie says that
tho sessions OF the comm isson were harmonious and
bill for the purpose designated will DO reported
Con ress whep Gets IN the fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
THE CITY OF CHESTER.

The lnman steamship CITY Of Chester sailed yester-
dav morning., with l47 cabin passengers and large
cargo OF freight She taken from the East River
dry docks on Saturday afternoon and reached her pier
GU the HUDSON River about naIIpast three. A. nine
O'Clock yesterday morning there had been towed
100 tons oil coal snd $50 Tons OF cargo, aud tho
monster vessel was ready to sal mt ten O'Clock.
Among the passengers was Mr.. Ernest inman, to
whose untiriug energy the rapid preparation oil the
chip Tor the voyage may be matuIy ascribcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN NEW
HAVEN

New HAVEN, Conu., August 4. 1878.
Secretary Sherman reached this city Saturday even
ing on the revenue cutter Grant He spent the night
At the Sea View House. Savin Rock Shore and to- day
was the guest of Postmaster n. ID. Sperry. He de
parted tonight on the Grant for New London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
LARGE SHIPMENT OF ICE.

GARDINER, Ne., August T. 1873.
An leo company OF PhiIadeiph'a shipped from It's
house last wsok, with ono crew. over two thousand
two hundred tons OF ics the largest shipment In that
length OF time ever before made In ms section.
About one hundred thousand tons Of Ice still remain
In tho Kcnnsuoc 10 hn sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
YACHTING NOTES.

Steam yacht vsdctc, NY Y.C., Mr.. Phillips Phe.
nix from New York. and the Coiumbia, H. YC., Com
modore Lester waIlack, also from New York. passed
the HERALD Telegraph station at wnitostone, l.. L.,
yesterday morning cruising eastward
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the teeth and bre ath IL the liquid dcntfcs IL
the world IL thoroughly eiesnses partially dcesysd teeth
IRON all parasites living "snim sicuiw leaving
pesrly white, imparting delightful fraursscs tho
breath The FRAGRANT fLoRiLfsk Instantly all
arising from foul stomach tobacco being
partly composed OF honey, soda aud Of sweet
herbs aud plants u perfectly harmless and delicious
Prepared by HENRY c. GALLUP, No. 4o3 oxfosa st.
London. England. and rstsiied every where 81 10
bot
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EASTERN RowING AssoCIATIo..

BosroS, August 4, 1875
The 1rst entry for tho regatta OF the Eastern Row
Ing Association, which will take place on the l5th
inst, made last night ny George W. Lee, Of the
Triton Club. oil Newark, N j., Tor the amateur
mi raer
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THE PLANET VULCAN.

ROCHESTER,, N Y, August 4, 1873.
In au Interview with the Democrat and Chronicle
reporter Professor Lewis swift. Of this city. states
tnat be discovered the planet Vulcan while at Den
vor three degrees southwest OF the sun and eight
minutes from Theta Cancer, simultaneously win
Professor Watson's discovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN FRANCISCO August 4-.1s7S
Victoria despatch says:--By prscis nation In the
government Gazette the public Iands from Burrard
Inlet via Frazer RIVER TO the Rocky Mountains have
been reserved Tor railway purposes 10 open up the
Cafiboo quartz reefs
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A DOUBLE SCULL RACE.

double scuIi race between William Barry and
William Brown aud John Carey and william Perry, Tor
$50 q side. viii t.kc place on Wednesday from tue
Jersey City Yacht c,ob House, OF Cornmuaipsw. The
distance Will DO four miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
NAVAL INTELLlGENCE.

NKw BEprosD, Mara, August 4, 1873
The United States ship Constellation, from Auuapo.
10. arrived here on Saturday. .
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THE WORD "sOZoDoNr, u

which ha, already become housshold werd 10 derived
from the Greek and composed OF Two words, soEo and
odontes ~ '.Sozo translated, means 10 preserve aud
"odoutes' the tssth-"SozoDosr.r preserver Of the
teeth And IL true to Its name IL beautihss aud
serves The teeth bardens nvigorates tho
ell i'm PARTIES Of the breath sozoDoSr contains
gritty which ipjure the amei bus
N composed Of aud antisepte herbs which have
beneficial effect on the whole economy Of the mouth.
A-swISS WATCHES AT THE PARIS EXPOSE.
ton. tBy cAbieD
PANS. August 2. 1878
swi,nehasd alone receives for watches Grand Dipous
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RUN DOWN BY A STEAMBOAT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 4, 1873
A rowboat, containing party Of mon and women
was run down by the steamer Nellie White this even
ms. opposite Brdesburg, and Miss Carrie Davis was
thrown out and drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

the following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours 10 CON-
pArison with tho corresponding dale OF last year. AZ
indicated by the Thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD building. No 2ls Broadway;
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VIOLATION OF QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

VIcKsBURG. Misa, August 4, 1878
Morris Mayer, OF New orleans, was fined $3.50 and
ordered out OF the town Tor violation Of the quaran-
tine regulations. Hc came from New Orleans on the
steamer Cannon on the I'd inst aud appealed from
Mayor O'Lsary's decision to the Board OF Aldermen.
MayOr's decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
THE MURDER OF THEODORE HEN
DERER

By TEI.EGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, August 4. 1878
Tho Jury In the OF the State vs. Russell
Wheeler for the murder OF Theodore Hsndsrcr to-day
rendered a verdict OF murder Ia the fourth degree
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THE STORM IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, August 4. 1873.
terrific thunder, liantning aud hail storm passed
over this city to-day. Pellets OF large Wa
nuts fell in large quantities. doing great damage TO
fruit, ornamental trees and all garden plants Tho
damage TO glass was quite serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
DRY GOODS STORE BURNED.

Lkwisros. Me, August 4. Isis
LAST night IRE, which orsinatse In the stable in
mo rear Of NJ Jscobs' dry goods sss destroyed both
puildinFs and damaged the sd,sroin store of N.
Puiverman Total loss. si3. 800; 10 sursncs, $500
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FAILURE IN THE LEATHER TRADE.

MONTREAL, August 4, 1873
Pierre Dslorme, Isther msrchsnt, has failed. HIS
Isas,h,,es $4,000. j.. ID. BarbsI merchant, Of
Lsprs,r,e Quebec, has also tailed, with lisbih les
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AN OLD WELL. TRIED REM

AN OLD WELL TRIED REMEDY.
ms. WiN>Low's soUrBfNG SYRUP for esnirss
teething cures dysentsry aud disrhp. Wind cole sad
regulates the bowels 20 UtN1s BorrLk-
ALEs, WINES AND BOTTLED Liquors FoR
the family use j. j. STAFF. us Chapsersu
msnhoodin Tour weeks. failure impossible - Der case
sole en,. DE-. JACQUES. University pses. ssv Yosk
PohMERY SEQ" CHAMPAGNE.
Henkeii TO.
Iock WINS
Journu Frsres
The Wines 81 the above h,t houses perfectly pure
aud whossoss tor sale NJ all principal vine dealers ssd
vrvcsrs
CHARLES CRAZE. solo Agent,
90 Brosa IT.. Now iOrs.
DONE CHEAP fOK CASH
Al TuE METROPOLITAN
~ ANN ST
ST. NICHOLAS norEL --IHE IMPROVEMENTS
and repairs OF this svctits and
completed, having more convsaienccs than the
sas % ."s S"s. ''ps s %fncf ss -:
nrm aud Successor to :. hawk Col. PrspristoI
TURKISH BATHS REUPENED ENLARGED AhD
renovated No west 2tth ~. near Broadway
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
Two SINGLE BULLOCK PERrEcrISo PRgssgs.
capable OF printing 1900 copis. per hour
OF an eishpaEe paper either x eight coumna
ALSO ALL THE sTEREoryrE MACHINERY Be
LONUINs TUEHETO
PRICE sicOOn
Address .. e s,s syssE ';.,.
The THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS or THE
n.NALD BuiLDiNo TO Ihr. suIrahLE ron Law,
TuL HERALD.
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YELLOW FEVER.

ELEVEN MORE DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, August 4, 1875
Twenty OF yellow lever have developed
and deaths have taken place the last
port Rain has prev allied during the last twenty our
hours the weather |, uuisvorsble for tue SICK.
The mercury fell about ten degrees yesterday.
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wksr RANDOLPH, Mass, August L. 1873
MIRA VIM, who was shot by her husband yesier.
gay, died -nigst Tho child viii recover.
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A WIFE BEArER.

Bosros. August 4, 1878
James Cunningham, whnc intosicssss, tonight
assaulted his WIFE, INJECTING Injuries which will prob
ably result fatally. he WAS arrested.
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Aver"ss tempsrature Yesterday. Ib,
Average temperature OF corresponding date last
teAI.... "a
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THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS or THE
mnkALD BUILDING TO Lhr, suIrAHLE ron Law,
BANklNu, INSURANCE. OR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
rukrosEA APPLY IN TIE COUNTING KOvn Or
ruL HERALD.
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TO BE KEPT OUT OF TEXAS.

ST. LOUIS. NO., August 4, 1878.
Dispatches from Texas show that quite u number
OF railroad towns and cities in that State thor
oughly quarantined against New Orleans that it
Is the determination keep the yellow fever out Of
Texas II possible The International and Great
Northern Railway Company refuse 10 taks any
passengers, freight, express matter or mails FROM
New Orleans over their road.
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SWISS WATCHES AT rHE PARIS EXPOSE
FLORILINE,

Switzerland alone receives for watches Grand Dip
Z Homo and niue GOLD medals.