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THE EAST ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY.

REMARKABLE CONDUCT OF THE coRoNER-THE
INQUEST coNpUCIxD IN ABSOLUTE sEcRRCY-
THE MAYOR AND DEPUTY MAnsHALs GIVE
BONDS.
fBy rRLxoRAPH TO THE HgRALD.1
ST. LOUIS, No., July g. 1878
Everything was quiot at East ST. Louis to-day, ths
opposing factioos SIMPLY cootsntins themselves
holding their respective strongholds and uusfng drs
threats should effort be made to Interfere with
them. Tue Metropolitan policemen. Wallace and
Gsyre who are charged with killing Bowman dcp.
usiss voluntarily continue In the Boevile JAIL lear
Ing the mob shouia they vsntors TO return to East 81
Louis.
his quest The kiling Of connsrs and Neville
Canty Is q strong sympasnizor with The Nstropotans
selected hts jury ssursy from tho friends OF that
faction, refusing 10 permit either Mayor Bowman
his attorney 10 be present The reporters oi the
daily papers, VINO had also puI in an appearance to
Tnsy recessed ~ 70 and iorcibly s)se,ed. Tho
ipquos therefore, being conducted Ia secret and the
ch.rsc.sr Of .ne eviaencs snc'sa 20 lar s sot known
and arbitrary course BY the state Attorney Brook hau
also q Metropolitan partisan, and both he and
Coroner are subjscted TO the ssvsrsst public cen.
BAn GIVEN mr. the MAYOR
Sheriff Weber arrived IN the CITY st half-past
O'Clock yesterday evening, aud rsnaiasd IN town
until this morning, when he went 10 BsiisvIe, ac-
ss%psn'd sy HySs asyo 'SoS Ros.r Sowms1 % .nS Con
Tim Doyle and Tim Cay han. The latter are deputy
msrsnals All are ensrged With assault with intent
XIII Michasi j. Stack. Metropolitan poiicc officer,
last sunday. Tney were taken before Judge wIid.
Ing, from there, on change Of venus were taken
10 judge Challenor's Court rho defendants ali
leased on bends Of $500 snch given bt Mayor Bowman
except Robert Russell, who was released on his
reco. nance The men re,uInsd 70 tse c.y directly
snerward. II is upderstood that 10 morrow another
squad OF deputies Will 90 10 BeiIcvie and enter ap
pesrsncs us,i the entire number against whom shs
charge is made have appeared for trial
The bssi opinion TO be that another outbreak
will DO Inevitable within q day or Two.
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......llOl.Q4J 4.

Totah. tlOl.V&J ~ tllZ.2Sl %
increase over the tolls darns the same time last
year Of $40 sss l6 The total tolls Tor the season.
far 33l2 2S2 7oan increase upon the tells OF
year TO the present time OF Sl23.4o5 So, though u
be remsm bcrcd that the pegAn this ycsr
three weeks earlier than last Tho tolls tor June this
year e33 0l1 IL less than they we're during May,
which 10 supposed 70 W due 10 the slower movement
of boa because the force OF lock tenders and canal
hands being greatly reduced since May, locking taxes
longer time Tho total tonnage Tor all the canals
going both ways, fortho month. vas SOL 3ss tons
against $50 LIZ during the mouth Ias, year Tho
toaa tonnsee for the far 5S3 $50 tons,
against 1l9A SSs ~ this time In the season last
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CON-
VENTION.
GEw puIfA

NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, July g. 1873
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
Fifteenth district has bosn In session days.
SIX hundred ballots bcsn cast, without choice.
General George W. Morgan Withdrew on ths 81 n
ballot AT hafpsst eight O'Clock this evening the Con
venuon adjourned, 70 meet at Mount Vernon, wednes
day, July 81
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LABOR DIS rURBANCES.
WHAT ADyurANr GENERAL TOWNSEND Says
NO APPREHENSION OF TROUBLE.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 3, 1878.
Adjutant General Townsend, In reply TO inquiries
whether any especial had been taken by has
department TO provide against any possible Commu-
labor distu urbancss sad that there had been
orders ssued upon tho subject, aud that he thought
there need DO no Apprehension OF any Disturbances
The National Guard OF the State. he said 10 iu
bettcr condition than u had ever bsen and win its
experiences IN the qusling Of riots last summer 10
moro fitted Tor a sodden campaign than they were
thsu, when, without more than moments notice OF
trouble, they uiustercd 90 promptly. rhs guarding
OF armorics 10 New York city vas psrt be believed
OF the polcs srrsngements there, and authority tor
dong SO was not required to DO given by Ms Depart
man
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CANAL TOLLS.

AN INCREASE OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS OWN
JUNE OF LAST YEAR.
ALBaSY, July 3. 1878.
The following 10 tho official report Of the Of
tolls collected all the canals. received by the
Auditor during the month Of June, and compared
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Ibis magnificent buding. the most central hotel u
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every modern luxury aud home eonfot suits cf Pss
pacou coffee saloon, with the adiss
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HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA.
Arrangement and Time OF Rowing
the Trial Heats.
CREWS THE AMERICANS WILL MEET.
The Shoe-wae-cae-mette and Coumbia's
Chances of Victory.
CREWS THE AMERICANS WILL MEET.
icy CABLE TO THE HrnALD.l

icy CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
,-ss- LONDON, July 8. 1879
The following is the programme OF the boat races
il Henley -on-the-r Thames, in which the Americans
..r.,.... yiKsr DAT, JULY T.
At enc O'Clock r. NJ. the first heat OF tho Diamond
Challenge soulls. for which George W. Lee, of the
Triton Club. Newark. N. J., and Edwardss-Aoss, the
present holder OF the prize, will row.
At hafpast one o'clock the nrst heat Of the Stew.
rds' Challenge Cup, IN which the Columbia College
srsw, OF New York. the Dublin Univorssy Grew and
The Shoe-vae.cae- -msttcs will row.
At two O'Clock, the nrst heat OF the Visitors Chs.
hnss Cup, in which the University College crow, OF
Dxioro, the Columbia College crew, Of Now York and
lhs Jesus College crew, VI Cambridge University, will
row.
Al hali-past three O'Clock the second heat Of the
nub. tho Jesus College crew and the London Boat
Club will row.
At halt past seven the second heat Of the vsitors
ehalisngs Cup In which the Lady Margaret crew, Of
sambridgs Unverssy; tho Hertlord College crew, OF
)xord, and the First Trinity College crow, OF Cam
bridge University. wili'row.
The nnal heats Will be rowed on the second day,
Juiy5.
y. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY cRxw.
fhe names and weights Of the men composing the
Dublin Uuivsrslty crew, which row against tho
columbias and Shoe cae-mettss in Tho Sewards
shallenge Cup, as folows:-
Lbs.
H. Courtney (bow) )........................... $50
~. Laoat. loO
l. Z. Hickson tstroSe...... l6l
UNIVERSITY coLLxGE CREW OXFORD.
The names and weights Of the composing the
University College crew, OF Oxford with whom the
COLUMBIA College crew. OF New York, are 10 row in
lhs Visitors Challenge Cup race arc a. foliows:-
Lbs
Sand6ach t0ow). 100
" n0ws.e...s 164
" H. CIosS lSl
". A. Ellison (stroks) l55
COLLEGE CRKw.
The names and weights OF the men composing the
Jesus College crew, Of Cambridge Univsrsity arc az
Iollows:-
J4r Lbs
Gurdon. Ill
lO0
b n. rFess ...'.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l57
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DIR. UNDERHiLL's PURE WINES. FROM rHE
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II th. novel by the sushor e IAN for Her" and AN
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New editions justFesdy.
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THE VALUE OF DIGESTION.

T1fE VALUE OF DtGESTIONs
On the state of our digestive func-
tions depends the clearness of whatever
intellect we have; depends, also, our
moral Judgment and all those sensa-
tiOns which are embraced i'm the term,
our feelings. In fact, these organs con-
tribute largely to make the bold, en-
ergetic man of business, SO much adj
n,ired. The good health, so nect ssary
to the attainment of wealth, is also
quite as necessary for its proper enjoy
ment; and if all those having dyspep-
sia, poor appetite, indigestion, torpid
ity of liver, or diseased kidneys, wish
to change their morbid condition to
one of health and happiness, they
should consult the dictates of prudence
and select the right means to attain
their ends; and, in this selection, we
could not point out a better medicine
than DR.. Smiths Stillingia blood Pu-
rifier, which is sold with the positive
guarantee that it will cure all the dis
eases for which it is recommended, or
money paid for it will be refunded.
Sold by druggists for 10 cents; sent by
mail, postpaid, for so cents. DIR. B.
A. Smith o CO.. proprietors, Erie, Pa.
Sold by Belding & Armstrong and
l.. p. Seymour y Co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

VIyO Kitty Rider. one of the heirs at law of
L Charles Ray mOnsi deceased. and tO Edwin
Rider father of the said Kitty Rider, whose
places of residence are unk nown: Y GU arc ncre-
by notified that l. as administrator of the Es-
tate of Charles Raymond, decea>ed, filed petit
tiOn in the Probate Court of fOrtagc county,
Ohio allcgi * that the Personal c>ta'e OF said
tlecedeut is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges OF administering the same; That he
died seized in fee simple Of the following real
estate situate in the tow nslip Oi Hiram. County
of Portage. state of Ohio. to.wit: Being the
East hall Of lot thirty three in said township,
and bounded follows: BeginninE at the s.
f. corner 0 sai.l lot; thence north along the f.
line OF the lot to the n. l. corner /; thence west
along the North line OF the lot TO the center OF
said line; thence south to the south line OF the
lot; thence East along the south line To the place
of beginning. containing one hundred and fifty
three acres more or less
ate in the township. county and state aforesai id
to.wit: Being the = L. corner OF the west half
uf lot no. thirty three in said township. and
bounded rs follows: keginnlng the ) Z. corner
ter of the highway twenty-six rUds. eight links
to "A stake and stones; tn noe north parxilei
with lot line. thirty rods and nine links to y
stake and stones; thence east twenty -sx xs, aOos
sousil to the place of beginning, containing nve
u res of land, excepting. however. one nail
acre from the 5. w. corner. heretofore dcedefi
to the Township Hoard Of Education tor Hiram
The prayer of the petition 10 for assignment
of bower to said Emeline Raymond. and for an
| order authorizing me as ADMINISTRATOR Oh
Charles Raymond, deceased. TO sell said prem
| ises subject to said dover estate. for the pay
ment of debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on the 10Th
tlay Of january ISIS. ut two O'Clock p M, OF
| as soon thereafter as leave can be obtained
CLINr rUN YOUNG.
Admir- Of Charles Raymond. decd
Dec. "a. 1917. 4S7-4w.
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YUNO Emily Sheldon and Eliza Z. Loomis. of
i Windsor. aitford Co.. Comm. and Edgar
Moore, of Erie. rennsylvxnia. and Hiram q.
sheldon. n mino-. aged IL years. aud to Edgar
snI to Christopner sheldon sheriJon sheldon
aud Newton sheldon. OF Portage county OHIO.
and to Newton 8: Waterman anu Dwight Water,
mau Of Cinv. W ashington 20 Iowa, and James
kemmington and Horace ) sheldon. Of Chica.
go, IiilnO,s, and Lewis Z Shetsis'n. of Hartford
saginaw county. Michigan. and Seth sheldon
and Delia CarutherS. OF ShiawAAsa county,
to Ell ana e, ToH
ton, whose place OF residence Is unknown. ami
to Anson Dayton: and Mrs. $. r Merriield. OF
daughu,r Of Richard Dayton, deceased VI Bur-
ton. Seanga county. OHIO. You win take no, ne.
siss sss sst aay Of @
OF Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Portage and State Of Ohio by GsSrss snsSn sSn
dem an,is partition Of the following real estate.
to-wit: Situate in the township Of Mantua.
County of Portage, and State OF Ohio. and which
is also part OF lot number q. in said township.
and is bounded rs follows: Beginning at the
n"r,h 50 degrees IS min west. ON the south line
of said lot. 73 chains. ~ links 10 post; thence
north IL min east, is chains, e6i. links ON 'nS aS
degrees 3S min east. q chains and n links to =
post; thence south AZ minutes west. 1s chains.
So. links, ON the east line ofsaid lot, to the
place Of beginning. containing ono hundred
acres Of land
Also, ono other piece, situate on SAID lot NO .,
| in SAID township. county and State. which Is
bounded us follows. to- wit: Beginning at u
most and stones from which the southeast con.
ner bears south AZ minutes west, distant u
chains 5G,s links and an Oak witness tree
bears south 75ls degrees west. distant IL links
marked (No 6); thence north 81 degrees, 8
| minutes west ~ chains. link to post; thence
n. Is minutes east. chain e21z links to u post
themes south 50 degrees. IS minutes east. q
chains links to u post; thence south ~ min
utes west chain sax links ON the cast line o
| said lot to the place Of beginning. containing
| six acres of land. And that At the next term o
| said Court or as SOON thereafter as the sam'
can be heard, said George sheldon will appl.
| for an order that partition may be made Of sal,
| premises and general relief
Dated this 3ist day Of December. A d: 1877
GEORGE SHELDON.
%Se-6W. BY 8. p. MORTON. hi. Attorney,
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BURGLAR CAPTURED On Sunday
last q young man, giving his name as
j. v. Williams, was arrested by the
authorities of Mantua on . charge of
petit larceny for stealing q watch be-
longing to the hostler OF Bradlcy's
Hotel at the Station. He was exam
ined before Justice Farr Oh Monday
morning and required to give bail for
his appearance at the next term OF the
Court of Common Pleas. Sheriff kel-
ler was notified of the arrest aud on
Monday afternoon Deputy e. N. Rus
sci brought the new boarder 10 the
Cross-bar, who turned out to be the
fellow who burglarized Beatty's CLOTH
ing store in Opera Block on Christmas
night. He had on the oyercOat aud
hat taken from Beatty's that night and
iu his possession other goods then
stolen.
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Legal Notice.

Maria Underwood. Elan Unerwooa and Emf
lv Underwood, Harmon Underwood and Cor
della his wife; Bruce Underwood and Arttme-
sia his wife; Mary Ann Hunt and Harvey T.
Hunt. her husband. Of Livingston county. 0o:s
George Osborn, Of Miami county. Kansas; wal
bridge Osborn, of SOlom county, CAL; Morris >.
Chapman and Viola A.. his wlfc. and A1llic
Underwood, by Elam Underwood. her Guard1an
will take notice: That q petition was hlot
against them the 18th day Of December. lSr.
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County OF Portage by William p Under
wood and is now pending. wherein said vii.
liam r. Underwood demands the assignment OF
,iower to Maria Underwood, widow Of Lydia
ITnderwood and partition of the remainder Of
The following real estate. tO-wiL: Being stsn-
afei in the township of Brimneti county Of
Portage, and State Of Ohio, being parts Of Lots
Nos a and A. in Brimfield township, bounded
on the north by the highway. on the east by
lands of W. p. Underwood. on the south y
lands Of Lyman w. Pike. ON the west by isn0s
nf A IT Underwood and the highway. cOntaAn-
inc about 40 Acres Of land. :. :. i,
Also. one other piece. being part OF Lot NO:
"a in said township bounded ON the north and,
1rest nv lands of Freeman Underwood, on tine
east 6y lands of e. H. Chapman. and ON the
south 6y the highway. cont lining about S1x
acres Of land; and that at the next eerni OF saiu
Court the said William p. Underwood Will ap-
HIv for an order that said assignment OF dover
IND nsrtition may be made of said premises.
"1 narpe"t this f6ih ,iav of December 1871
1aS.SW. J. II. NICHOLS, Pi6's Atty.
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A Pleasant Duty.

It is always apleasure, to, recon-
mend a good article, especially one
that so admirably shstains all recon-
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Consumption and Cough worn pa
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DR., ShilOh's System Vitalizer.
We are authorized to guarantee this
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Deaths 4. 1877.

The following list. copied from the sexton's
record shows the number of trials in the tsa
VIENNA Cemetery during the year 1871:
JANUARY.
7th. Henry Remick. scarlet fever. aged 6
10Th. Mary sperra, scrofulous Consumption
aged a years.
18th. Maud $; Miller aged wears and and g month
s7th. Infant daughter OF h. B. and Lizzie
FEBRUARY.
nth. Infant of George b. Towns: Of Kent.
18th. Angeline Kingsberry, Typhoid PneumO-
MIA, aged 50 years and months.
18th. John Walker. of old age. aged 80 years
2Oth. Charles E. Henry. Diptheria, aged
II years and II months
81. Ruth r. Rawson. of Congestive Chills.
.4th. Alden X fease. aged 60 years. 8 months
18th. Lou Bari scripture. Of Apolexy. aged g.
alst. waiiie Jones. of Measles. aged yea, and
9months.
4th. Rudolph Kermen. Of Consumption. aged
5th. Caroline Arnold (colored) Consumption,
goth. Desere lanes. Inflammation of the bowles.
aged 65 years.
HAY,
5,h Charles NJ. Beans of inflammation of the
bowels. aged Is years and months.
lith. Bazsliel ii Jones. Of Pneumonia. aged
9th Catharine Andrews. aged q years..
2Ith. Gracv. in FAINT da Ehther OF JOhn and Jen-
ME Carlyon.
18th. Carrie A Cox OF Brain Fever. aged III
years and months,
18TH Emma } Hopkins, Consumption. aged
18th. Luci1s " Stephenson. Catarrhal Con-
sumption. aged 20 yenrs
29th. Hepsah y. Lawrence, of Typhoid Fever
aged Is years.
JULY.
2Sth. Maudie NJ. Culver. of Dysentery. aged
year, months and 25 days.
.sf .. AUGUST. g.
Sd. Lavinna L. Sharp. of Dropsey. aged as
4,h. Me,,ie furry. OF Cholera lnrantum, aged
4th. Freddie KOCH of Dy<entery. aged years
9Th. Mary smlln. oi Old Age. aged ss years.
l4,h. Freddie Cox (colorcd). Of Cholera In
18th. Artie % Ua%pbeiI. i ~ Canner, & I aged Weeks
18th. Otis b Barrett. OF DrOpsey Of the BRAIN
aged years. months and Ii days
20th, Georgia Peck, of Cholera lnfantum, aged
aad. Anna Siretta Forney. of Typhoid Fever,
o aged
years.
4th. George Hilderhoof, of Paralysis, aged 81
years.
10th. Nellie \: Robinson. Of, Heart Disease,
aged IS years
23l. Ida May Gledhill. of Dipththcria, aged
II years and months
OCTOBER.
Sd. Esther f. Bostwick. of Consumption aged
% years.
a7th. Cyrenius jackson of Kidney diseasc,aged
Ayears.
18th. Chalner Van Meter, OF Diphtheria, aged
years taN -
10Th. Harmon Seaman. Of Dropsey. aged IS
- years. - -
9th. Lucy TORY. OF Corgestive Chills. aged Is
years.
NOVEMBER.
1st. Helen Maria Hinman, of Disease Of the
bowels, aged 81 years.
10th. Claude Vernon GroveOf Diphtheria, aged
2years and II months.
aOth. SiMon Sapp. OF Heart Disease. aged So
years.
DECEIBER. %" '''s-
Soth. Catharine Estinger. Bronchitis. aged "a
=. years.
Total burials 46
Auut ~
ue
MINORS Asu 10