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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-10-23

Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the
Seventh Judicial District of Ohio.
, 1879-07-01
CASUALTIES.


THE BALTIMORE CYCLONE.
0tspasch TO Cincinnati En7ntrrr.
BALTIMORE, Mi, Juio 2s.--A terrific cyclone
awept over the city this Afternoon, and, though
Of only \ fe1 minutcs' duration, caused great
destruction tn property, anl It. Ia expected later
rcports from the Chesapcako Bay witt show
t,uu,efons wrecks and acrious loss Of llfe.
Tl'cra wcre txo 1!atlnct storms. One gathered
In tho southwest, and camo swcclng on, moving
i',orc rapidly than tint from the northwest. 4
vivid flash OF forked lightning, followed by
terrific Deal Of thunder, at.l thu ran came down
IN torrenta. Tile Wind increased In fury. The
water was blown from the roof in sheets. Tic
central part Of tho city was dclugcu In a fcw.
minutes. Tho light III ii,e thir between the rival
storms Nas intense atil furious. That from thu
southwest pr0Yol the stronger. Ifrollcd up Tho
west untl drove It back. While tho struggle for
suDrolnacyu continued, the Wind wl!trled mn!
twisted and laid hold Of bufldlngs as II possessed
WIZ giant hands. buildings Terc unroolsd ,I's 10
t1mEcrs went ily!ng through the alr.
a. On illustration Ut tic storth Il may be
stated that huge rooi, seventy by forty.fiYc
foot, carried up directly above tho building to
tered Ia al! directions. Il va. not the mero ii,
covering that was ltftod, but tho entire room.
ttmbera nnd nt A portion Of 1t was. droppcu
On tho strcct, consisting OF part Of tic tin
shcotioE Rnd nu1nbtf OF the ltnHleuhe tlI[lpefs:
Another portion was carried to tho cast A,,d
thrown against thu side Of hopplc's coflcu-
browning GJtall!shmtnt, which frollts Oh swan
street. Other portions wcru scattered IN tho
roots af adlacent buildings. kn'rkiug down
chpueys, uni nr1,etratls: tho Yoofs Us they fell.
On Frederick mud Lombard tic root covering
tho innansu building was turn oil aud aca.tcred
like chalE in MI directions. Along Pratt mil
Light strrct8 tho ilcstructlvencss wns very
sercrd. The roofs were tukcu of Nos. 81, u,
ni11 Gu Light street, N1 distributed It HiouH
the street. A largo number Of other houses
wesu unroofefl, nnd scarcely n building escaped
injury along Light street. South GAY street
suffered cons[dvsably. ak did also Second and
lnatln ut present OF tic damage. The streets
where the destruction took plnre arc crowded
with citizcuh. Police areprotcctlng tic exposed
property,
, 1879-07-01
wATTEIsS0N AND CONKLING.


Homs"hat Iess"n., ,., mhsess' sa
Tho ,v..., ,vy""tss 'e.s"","., @""s ~ -. r,,u
Aee "Mh'ngtoa corresponding ot tac C'n'
clnnau En7uirsr contained on Last Friday tho
{otlowtnx:} =
c.,.,os ra.,,, ..,,--,..
70 ison WIZ ths su3.ra1oara9t H. sn 1,;is,'s
hstaiied him: 3*Wh.n Watterson rAa IN Washing.
'o d1t'ne ths E,es.era excitement u was known
taat nooelins hAa never declared, nor would he.
That 1IsIes raa antt1ed to Loulsiana'e E!ectosal
yot6 Wattafaon. It Ia sllegel, wanted 10 cultivate
Eon.kll1ny 70 a. 70 Ret bis support, Ia tarlt Way.
lh tl!loh tnterctt IL. ihslted Conk1lhX to dino
hs s n1,.,an w.. thqc. es3n ssns h!s fsgfe
cllned. III lat Wattarson eltt.d pnos uoai unjsr
this Treatment, when he wfots a nntn. ask1n1
Conkl3pg how il wa. that be % fsso ouently dscIined
~ hohpLtsltt}, ana a. ne same time. accepted
Innw "u' yon ,o~ h.To netsst - ,hs ,;ns 90 9o'
ouninta',cc' y s'' ''as a'n''''' VI MAKE soaf ao'
a1T'' -..,
la1s was an ampllacaiiopt Win uctAsis OF q
report which, as II appeared IN the Cipcnuatf
f,oy-ffe ,,ad hcen nro,nn,1v rontr.d4rted h, ;h,
~ nAAe.s' np4 WE" pfu.ip.5 , .ut."asSs" y INC
toMrisrJgHFnnt, w!thbnt obfalnlnE, however,
correction Mt tue hands Of the Qa..N< Epon In
.,,,.>.,,:,,.,,, H., .l,o x,....x ,h, s,,r,.,nr 49,,
.sP.ooaet'M9n ~ ~ HS @"g"" ~ W 's.t ~" ~. so.e
Hfata "as aspatcAeu 10 1ts "aanul6ton eof1s-
tponacnt: Il.
, 1879-07-01
CANADA.

Ronnrtct1 Indian 1saltI-rropn*od Orange.
rncf,'s Cc1ebrntlou-Tho Forthcoming Han.
tnn Reception.
!sprcta. xstpos4A to ra4 tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont.t june 8n.-The report Of a ro1
amongst tho Indians OF Dastlotord IL authenti-
cascd, M tnto,lluanco to that effect has been rc-
cutve.l ut the Department. Ut tho Interior. Par
ticn1ars hnye not Jet transp!rcd. An or.ler has
been scnt for tho purchase Of cattle In u4e
Northwest In ordoF to supply tho starving rcd
1nnn with food. 4 meeting Of tho rrlvy Coun-
ell Is In progress tonight In relation to the In
dun troubles IN tho Northwest.
sbtrsas Di,pafcA n z1e 7.-faun&
OTTAWA, Ont, June M.-1t ia renortcd hero
tiat the Indiana In thc vicinity OF Dattleford had
ransackc1 tho reafdcnca Of Lieut.. .-uuy. Laird
md carried oil alt the provfaions at the uoveEi,-
ncat outpost. Inquiries mads at tho Deoart-
tncnt Of the lnto1ior fall to ellgIt any definite
information, but Il IA ,bslicrel that soma dill.
Guilty 1us taken place, rs no telsgrnpbic CONF
tnun!ea'aon l!as beon had ,ylth Haselefosd sluco
tle 4tl of tho present month, Ut Which tltno tho
Indians were In state of dissatisfaction, many
OF ticnl being on The verge ot starvation.
The Orangcmcn at tlle Dominion tutend hold
Ing monstcr procession III Ottawa on July 90,
In honor ot the tslcnnial meeting Of tho Orange
Grunl Council. An address will bo presented to
Mr.. Mckenzie Bowell, Minister Of Customs,
who three years ago Was created Grand soy-
orcgn OF tic Orangomen of sllu universe. II Is
understood that Mr. Bowol will ho IN the
Northwest some time In July In connection with
departmental! business, but whotllcr le will be
nble to rctur1, In time to tceelyc theao honurs
and preside OVER the deliberations Of the Coup-
eli in pcrsou, by virtue Ut Ills Office, IL not
KnoTn.
Ii IN rrrnrtnft m tyoo n,,thnr,tv Tint sfr aa,7
, 1879-07-01
THE JUNKEEs. OUTRAGE.

A<dkGFAAJ . AeFCtUpIIEHtB*
Charles Junkcr, tic German tailor 30 acrt-
ously assaulted cnrly Sunday morning by nve
young men III tho West Chicago avenue police
district. was yesterday reported III slightly
improved condition. Sunday ho suffered terribly
with collyulslons. having haI at loass one hum
drcd during tile day, antl twenty-five In one hour.
During tho night change for tic better took
plaee, md yesterday tho patient was
rational, though suffering severely from
Intense pain, and tho consequent netv.-
OTIS tnltehi1,cs. 1lc thlukB he will 10.
ah1c, II he RECEIVERS, to identify all OF his assail.'
n.ts, aIld especially the ono fhu dealt him tho
scvercst blows. Flo thinks thu fei1ow was
at,hcd with brass-kuuckEes. but his wife Is con-,
Ut tho affair as CLEANED Sunday wis
nearly correct. Junkcr has no family saro
dauxhter Of II yuars. Ills vile, hatd-nork-
nE " M pdustrIos lr1sh wonsa and himself saye
property when the State Savings Institution
broke, md left them peuuf1css. The 1noner tn
vested in property was also lost % they Ncrc
unable to meet ule payments when they became
due.
The prisoners, Potter 1Ieft, Charles l.nilan-
tlorH, Frank EtterwE,.d, uni Hcnry Ludwig, arc
i,eld without batl until today: Tile tlith nem-
har Of the. nasty, Fred Height, OF nehlcn,
themselves out BY bauln. The TRIBUNE fur
publishing what wat lnattcr Of nows. Their
tnd0tonco Is, however. ilir. real causo Of his
escape. They knaw hfs residence, anu might
easily havo taken ht,u lad lhay been
half sharp. Yesterday morning, Height went
to work as usual tn tho ot}lce Of Ralhbouo D.
Co., flour inspectors, Oh Washington street,
near tho Boanl of Trade, md two hours lator
his father came to ecu him. IIo took Oh Ills
oycratls, md brushed up hls clothing. and then
disappeared. For Some houra tho poltcc wore
hanging nbout the store, and Jet they did not
catch him. However, it Is probable that
ham hn trahnn Ff
tho ass.ilants In Ettorwind and
Laleudorl. Ono Of the witnesses, August
Ehrhardt, will testify that hc, upon sestn+.
Ettcrwinl with o brick fu hand following The
party homs, askcd him Nhat he WAS about do
inE, aud received for reply some words to the
effect That tho gang hnti II In for Charlie, the
tailor. liz advised him not to mako any
asbau1t, but tcw moments later the brick was
thrown ANd narrowly nissdl Junkor. Ettor-
wind then started tn ruu, und JAnker turned 10
pursus him. Thcrcupon I.adcndortl and young
Height ran after him. pursued by Mrs. Jun
kcr, Who was in turn followed by Ehr-
Ilastlt mud kottko, another ct tho Hilneasus.
All ugFec that tho two mentioned were the ones
who first kuocked the tailor senseless, aud the
others llpon coming up kicked him aaout the
chest, tnIutlng him so severely that 4e has spit
Quantities OF blood atHce. Mrs. Jnnker Is
posltiYo that Ladruiorif Is tue one WHO did the
most serious Injury, ana saya her husband will
In at,tr to identify Him e1aI[Y.
, 1879-07-01
LOUISIANA
The Debt Question In tho Constitutional
GonrHnttUn.

The Debt Question In tho Constitutional
ConvnHttun.
New ORLEANS, June 30.-The Convention
considered the reports Of tho Committee on
6tate Dobt. The majority report makes tho
dcbt as It exists the 1st OF January, 1871, 49,
lBa,313, and provides for bonds payable In
thirty years, bearing per cent interest, wiicl,
shali DO exchanged for consolidated boads OIL
Or before Jan. |, lb82.
1'ha minority report provides that the prtncl-
pal ot tho consolidated botn!s issued BY The
Flats Is declared to b u valid obligation, a,ul
shall romalt tnytolate: that interest bo paid as
8 per cent for five years from the lat ot Janua.
~, 1850, aud per cent thereafter, Tho annual
ducsa to three mills, md Tie coupon Of tho
consolidated bonds failing due OIL tho 1st Of
Jnn,1ary, 1880, reunited, und any ntarcst taxes
collected 10 lnuct sud coupons transferred to
tho account OF tlt p,'tleral fund ~ deleay tic
expenses OF tho State GuYesamcnf,
There was ~ amendment offered to oxtend
the Q per cent intGredt TO ten years IN p!keo Of
t'vo gears, which was voted do"n-ysas, 4oi
uays, W.
nays, 50. Tile minority report was also reject.
Tho vote ~ which tho minority report MAS
rejected waa fcco15idared. A substitute waa
oi oii:sJ s. ill., W. s IS. ill., % s IS s and sla ior
which ut n ccnts on ttte dollar consolidated
bon,ts could ba exchanged, with par cant
coupons attached tu ll.e new bonds.
Another alnsuluiont to tho substitute reduces
tie smount to 80 per cent. Instead Of 10.
An ansndlnons WAS also offered Ia tho orig
tnAl oFdipance offered BY tle minority, the prlii
ctpA bsinx not reduced. u,akllg tho interest .
por cant for Gva years, per cent for scu years,
ana 1 per ccnt thereafter. 10 this amendment
smother W. accepted providing tllat tho holders
pt consolidated bonds by aurrsulerlnx their
FONDA should recx[ye new bonus for Is csuts OIL
sne sa tsee v4lus. bearing per ceut tuterest, thu
fund; '"' "'' S~~3 ~ s
~ lending action, tho Convention adjourned tiii
, 1879-07-01
CROP-REPORTS.
ILLINOIS.

lEEINGIH9
!su>rf&.. btapoteAf. 10 III 1rt6snt
DWIGHT, Juno Hll..-A t1scIdotl change for this
better IN tic rron nro.nects = loro. Fine, warm,
,,ona,o,,, x.,.. up.a1a,. sro,,nd fnr tho first
boaeFous fa'n oatusuay. uto ~. a.. ,s.,,
time soaked down to nla roofs u, tho corn.
She hegfpt TO jump. Tho daFK'Rreen leeTes
plsteu In tlle mt, for tho tlrat time this senson
Farmer. the,r sf.te,s. their cousins, and tncir
..n .,,'.. h",o t,.1 t1,c b1uea thfa sc,.o,
aunls asl "ho anse ,s'a.. ~. :, ,."+.s,
and wantad to go "est' now naYo e"anEco
their tune, anil sing wo might tlaVo boe'l,
ctc.-" but to stand drought illinois beats the
world.n IL IL truly wonderful to observe whit
a enahso los ."u oo.e. ~" AsoEao'o oa1s
WILL nrodaee IN LUIS great eofn country
MACoMn, SloDonouRh CO., Jhno M.-Wlnter
, 1879-07-01
ROBERT COLLYER.

His Latter Accepting tho Pulpit Of tho Now
York Church.
4psaoi ptspatcA to 7ns Ts1aHn<,
NYw YoHK, june D.-Tho followin; lettor
from Robert Collyer waa read Yesterday at tho
morning service Of tic Church Of the Messiah:
Tru4ttAs o} tht CHsrch 81 tA4 .N<ssiaA, lNsw
rork-uExrLkAxN: Your savor Of tho 9th Of June.
Containing The cal! your church haa given to bo
IT, paatos. reached mu duly ny ths hands OF Dir.
aiase. aud hay. 10 say in answor thu cal! fa &C.
ceptvu. will do uy beAt to ssfSe you, can saJ
this without nusitAti0. Wb.ls stll feel that tbs
worth al my mtntstry Auuug you nuat rest
with GtsJ, and In ihe gcnerou4 cu.opesatton Ut
thonu about luo, cannot Uut believe l6nt a man
Whose llgc 10 still In thu main before hu, woHi,t
serve .yuu better lsan can, and said this tn yoA
tTankly. You haye not thougAt 70. We must
irase his now TO time and tho great Providence In
whoss hands wo all rust. hape 10 begin my work
sn,ottg YOU on tho inst sunday IN October A& thu
ialcsl, and with pure regard, yours,
AoHERr CqkLYEa.
CuIcldQ. Iuna 70. 1H1Q
, 1879-07-01
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Hpef1as i"V~te" ~ &"s 1FtAHk
6rR,NoF1ELp, ILL.,, June M.-AsttcIcs OF In.
corporation have been tlca With tia H&cfetary
Of State By the At!as Club, OF Charleston.
Coles County. Object: "Nntual entertain.
,ucnt and dscusslop Of moral, political, and se,.
entiAc subjects, md " purchase and bold se-
freshments for tie use Of the meEnbers."
Articles Of incorporation wsrc also tlcd BY
sl's Chicago u .B.rawn Hallway. Tho articles
provide Tor the construction Of railway com"
nlcnclug At tic CITY Of Chicago aud running
through the Counties Of VIII aud KanRakce to
6traWn, Livingston, County. Tie amount ot
capital atoek Il $3U0, Otn Tho tncoEporAtorA aro
tieorsc j.. Dunlap alld Perry j.. Smith, OF en-.
cago; Robert Andrews, Of roledu, o.; and
William ltedasek, Of OTTAWA, Who ato also the
first nuard Of Directors.
Articles of Incorporation were fled bv tie
Jacksonville SOutheastcrtl Railway Company,
which prupoees to construct railway brginolng
Ut JAckaous1lls, md running southeast tn Cen,
tralia, through the countlcs Of Morgan, sanga-
and Marion. Tte principal odlee Is al Jackson
Vile, al1,i. the capital stock Is $4,000 U1. The
tncorporatofs and o!ireta VI the Company arc
aa follows, I'll Ut Jss k.ouYllia:
lsesldept-WI!llam D, lfuok.
3cctetarT snd frea$utcr-MArahal D, Ayres.
Di1ge1ofa-Auxusaus i, Aytes, Edward =, Green.
, 1879-07-01

might bnvo been IN February Instead
of IN August: TINT he fAndrews) signed It., but
tl'at ho wna positive that Judge Appeson did
not aiRn 1t until August
witness fur the prosecution, thouuh he hns here
tofurc rrfuael 10 spszk .judro Apperson IL
ucnl, hut there are number Of living wltnoeses
to the time nntI act Of h's aiQntng. Ilnrgls is
Judge Elliott, Of tho Court Ut Appens, mud ID
charged by tirecu, editor ot ths MaysYlle Eag't,
with nntedAf,ng ills ltcon6c 10 make bin eligible
for Circuit Judge in August 1874.
, 1879-07-01
llBFt SLIT.

kou1sy.11s, K5,' June 5o.-speci.la p The
F.I.,s So"rSon'."T II. from from FlsmtngsbaK say: Tic
aepvAIuoa ~ vao9a Andsews Ia ths libel suit
Ilargts, boarlng upon the qusatiou Of tn ,,le
Of dcfendapt'a Law license, occunfel x.v.r,i
days' time, aud allied over 100 psses. In ,ha
direct examination Judge Anirsws sxa,a th,t
ho sgnel ha license ln August, but 1t ths c,o.s
he made = statement that WA m.d.
part Of hls dyposiuon, 1.t IL
, 1879-07-01

FEMININE NOTES.
Young man, III beginning courtshtp, be suro
you don't write, and then 20 ahead.
Tho young gtri whu graduates In four Inn
guagcs aud sixteen aounces Ia now batps beard
from.
Mrs. Jones says her husband will ncyer be
struck by lighting, because ho always gets ill.,
8ulnto.
The little GIRL looks forward to the tlmo when
Sue can ado up' her hair like a lady, a. period
OF true halr-piuncss.
A huaband tn this town calls his wlfo II Discip-
liBe." QUEER enough, too, Is 10 Is unable to
matnta!u l,er.-Io}nlo Commercial.
Mistress: "bsldeet, didu't vou hear me callan
Dridgot: "Yts, mum; but 10 towld me the
utller day ulycr to answer 20 back--anl /
didn't"
"So glr1 gets along we'll without 4 mother"
eavs moral exchAnGc. This may be trae; but
hercahouta girls work harder to get mothels in-
law tAau they do to get NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 pretty girl graduate al pht'adclpilia, who
road d thrilling essay, "Aow to gut along In
life,f w!,an she gra1uated last sutulncr, Is Ees-
ting along nobly. She u now tho mother Of
tEipiets.
A Kansas fnrrner purchnac4 a rayotYer for bis
wife, and insisted OH target practicu, so that sha
could defend the house In case OF lss ausuucc,
After the outlet bad been dug out OF his leg an.l
tIsc COW buried, hc said he guessed that atte'1
better shoot with an *.
II has been proyon that tho strength, caro-,
Rr1 thought expended by the average house
wife In coaxtnG Wtak.clsstcd, hoiuw-hackcd,
cousnMptiVu gutanluu, IN Two inches would lit
. ttl woiKht taEee-quarteEs Of Inlls aud saisa
i,N0 DlortuGEe ouk ut 6lXtt.
A. Chester County (Pa.) woman was burned
to dsath fn her carriage. Il!s explains why
onr young metz tlon't tako the girls out riding
Nftcuer. 1t fenst because they haven't thu
tuuIlcT to sp1res IL tue t{car ElrlA ljyes they
nru thinking oE.-PhpadeEpA1a Chronicle Herald
Midnight no the doorstep--saya Augustus 10
Arabella:
Ere this. beloved, ttdst thou aver
Give 4 sweet klss 70 Any tei!ssf
'Never!"
=" 4ftstriH
'Weli, hardly ever
"What n'ado you quit the Eaatl" said man
10 Nevada tu new-eonasr, VI got tnlo trouhio
by marrying two wlves," VIVA tie response.
"Well.' said .he other. - I ca1ns out hesa b.
caisao Gut tplN trouhla by marrying only oua
wife" 'sAnd l." added i bystsInlur, nca.no
htre bacanse got luto trouble tlmply BY p.oln-
lstilK 10 marry ooc.o
a rural hEilo Of eopstdupbla tcauty went to
Indianapolis on the honeymoon tour. IIor hus-
bud WAs nantfesttY proud Of her goo1 looks.
Whtls they ware gong about the CITY aha was
struck III tle face BY falling sIgnlEoarti aud
her h0so broken. Ihe attending surgeon said
ttlst shs WAS badly 1tsiigurod fof lllt. "Juss
1uy uarnstl Luck" the husband exclaimed;
"pfopeFty &lWaTs goes to ruin ln'mJ hauds+"
, 1879-07-01
HORRIBLE NIIs11AP,

CARL1sylLLB, ILL.,, juno GA fatal accident
occurred near shipman, ILL.,, la this couoty, to-
day to John O'NeIl, prominent farmer. While
diving bis wagon to town his hossos .bcca1no
frightened aud ran away, throwing h!nf' opt Of
the Wagon. As ho fell he caught QUO foot iii
tho wheel, and his leg ,yas toru from hIs body.
lte was terribly brulaed anu manglcl. He
lived but q few minutes aftor hu was found. lio
was formerly In thu etnplOy Of tho Chicago &
Alton Railroad for number Of years, and vas
we'll known to rnilroad mon.
KgokuK. IL, June 30.-Aagust King, nrom-
iucnt citizen OF Farmlngton, H., was thrown
from buggy In runaway nccdunt yesterday
anil recrIycd Injuries from the efIect of
which he died this morning. 1lo was thrown
against q teuce anl the end Of rail- driven Into
his head.
, 1879-07-01

morning. md uas foun1 dcad this noon Hs
left lottcrs for his frtonds In boston usld f!s
father aud family In bradford, N. H., and esrt-
full directions rs to what to DO With htA ctfccts.
lla Ind been OF, aprco sioco bis sstlval here On
Wednesday last, and his death Was the result
Of remorse mil = feeling that bis lfo bad been
failure. lio Wa2 about 30 Eears old
DUBUQUE, Ia, June m-A spccal to The Dla-
buqua Ii<va'd says: 4 Young man named Bal
singer, Irving two mica east Of Ustcrock, CON-
mitted sutcldc on Sunday afternoon ~ hanging
himself in his fathers barn. lie was % yesrs
old, aid WAS In IN !naane asylum soue years
&VO.
, 1879-07-01

Naw Yong, Juno Hl.-Asr!Teo, steamships.
Ethiopia, from Glasgow, and Denmark, from
London.
FAKrusa PolaT, June UI~-Atr!ye<l, steamer
Dominion, from Liverpool.
LoNpos, Junc 3u.-ateamers Mscctonis and
". 4. schotcn. from New York, British En-
plrc, from Philadelphia, uai Pasthfa, FROM Bos-
tou, hare arrived nut.
GLASGOW, Juno @-Azriyed, Stata Of penn-
sy!yanis, from New York.
Quauxc, Juno D.-Ste4nah1p Collna, ashore
u Cspa Chasles, toatcA yesterday.
, 1879-07-01


GnAND RAPIDS, Mich, June D.-Frank Ny
ors, wheat buyer for tho firm OF Volgllt,
Kustcrer Il Co., of tic star FIGURING Mills Of
this city, foil into large bin Of corn In tue
mills while trying to remove an obstruction at
the bottonl Ia tic hopner, and was snffocntel to
death. Ills body was recovered. lie leaycs
wlft and three children.
, 1879-07-01
DETROIT IMPROVEMENTS.

8BSt1H 77IpF13EH N 17t 7f1oHHE.
DETROIT, Mich. Juuc N.-1he Boarl OF Eati-
lnatcs Tonight, by vote Of 25 10 s, approved
tic resolution Of the Common Council voting
bonsls to the amount Of 500, QUO for the pur-
cllase Of Belle 1at fur city park: also voted TO
build q new entra' MARKET costing s;5,oto
Public sentiment Is overwhelmingly tn fayur Ut
these schemes, but 1t 1s ru,noreJ tlt their OH
poucnts wilt apply to the courts for III injuuv-
tDu.
, 1879-07-01
OHIO.

Epkcidl Dispatches to ma Tribune.
FINpLAY, Hancock Co. June W.-Whcat
crop good Just commenced to cuL VIII
avezage twenty to twenty-five bushels. Neyer
saw wheat batter filled. Corn ia backward OIL
account otdEought. Prospects better for crots
tAau month ago.
DErlAncE, defiance Co., juno oo.-Ths
county will 30 fully up to m Average IN ali
crops excepting cvrn, which is tlot u good stand.
, 1879-07-01

TNANSA8.
Special DsDafeAsf TO The Tribune.
GOODRICH, Llnu Co., june @.-ficavy rains
recently. Wheat oil cut. Averages twelve
bushels. Crop Of 1873 all gone. Oats short;
half crop. Corn llne. TasaelIng out.
LODI, Barbour Co., Jttno W,-Ilarrest ls over.
Winter wheat hardly worth cutting. Oats IN
eutiro lailure. Corn IL the only crop that now
gives any promise.
niAw4ritA, Brown Co., june 3o.-Winter
wheat mostly cut. taratu plump and ttnp. Corn
good. Plenty of raln,.-tn fact, surplus,
, 1879-07-01

Eptrtat EAn,dtcAes II TAt Trtbunt.
FA1nnu'sr, Jefferson Co., juno 30.-Crops OF
nll kinds are In splendid condition. Winter
wheat i full crop. aud is now bcug harvested.
spring grain will yield two-thirls. Curn could
not look better.
OMAHA, juno a.--Crops doing finely. Small
grain headIng well. Corn 4 No. |. Plenty Of
rain.
MApLRvI1IE, Dodge Co., June 8o.-Whcat
on fall ploWlng thin. On cur,l-stutble Hcelly.
We baYe tho best stand OF com ever known,
Well advanced.
, 1879-07-01

FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
BosroH, juno N.-Tl,e nephew Of Gen. Sherl-
dan, ago years, was killed this afternoon at
South Natlck by beng thrown from = carriago,
tho horses having takon fright,
, 1879-07-01
SUDDEN DEATH,

l5Nt4Hl 1H&Is1EH To 1HS 1f1oNHSs
BURLINGTON, H., Juno @I-Georse Maur, a
German. 50 ysArs Of age, foll dead 0: hoa1t-.lls-
case yesterday evening. liz und companion
had bccn out tlshlng all ilsY, and returned about
hali-psst In tho evening, alnl tcll down In tho
yarj Of hts employers tlotisa, whore ae boarded.
, 1879-07-01

4 Western Catholic paper recently contained
novel advertisement It sets out BY stating
tdat the paoplu Ut OiAtha4 Kss., &Eu R1vatly III
II, II 1iSs bcsn decided 10 astsnbk raisIilg lho
Mlotisy required to buil1 tho edtllco In ihe fol-
lowing manner: There Is to be lottery With
gru,ld prizs, Which each purchaser Of ticket
{pstre 81 will haye chancs Of drawing; bus, Us
4 further tn.!ueeMsnt. Il IL provided TINT zach
purchaser OF attcket shall bo ontttlsl to bare
twuuty.nyo nas4es 1ld for htkn.
, 1879-07-01

WunxI1so, ". ". Juua 3o.-At ! meeting Of
Tue nall manufacturers, held hsFo this aitesnoou,
the prize pl nails MAJ advanced TO ~ 10, card
rates, equivalent 70 an auFanea Of ton eehsa pog
kok On the present card.
, 1879-07-01
FINANCIAL,


Ap4ciat Du,kseh 10 1ha 1t1saAA.
NHw ORLEANS, La, June M-Iie Loulslana
Bayjnga bank suspended psynaeutto-tay, 1t Il
alleged for TIM purpose Ut liquidation.
uALvssroa, 1uue 1,-A Ntss spevIal from
Antonio says the Michael brothers. Wholesale
liquor. deslers. closed to-day. Liabilities,
H7tl OW.
, 1879-07-01

qual'acdly false; that u Is = malicious fiction
from beginning 10 and; that It contatna no
truth. nor any tomblanco Of truth.
The publicity el7an to the scandal justfflos tho
publication Of tho fAct that 1t Ia utterly uut:ue.
, 1879-07-01

this nropcrty, It can yet for Il far morn than Tho
sl4.ho year which 1t gcis from Mr., Ogdon. II
Il Inns no tntoreas In the property, IT. souti not
allow itsolf 70 Ia usod to further the ends Of
private sEcculAtQfs.
, 1879-07-01
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

"
HALrIAORE, June 3O.-f}EEr CATTLx--Aatkct
dun. aut ..Gos:c on; very best. e'.0oc55. 371t !:
frat qusl,tT. 81 4.0o6s4 s7.t; medium. 81 l:hitD
.HT, ordiusry, s3.U0; most sales, 81. 0O&p3 90.
Receipts, =, ST.: sales. ], 71l
SwlnE-Tlade G.Ir at t,c advance; quotations,
81. DOdD5.75. Receipts, H,::4n
SmEEr Ann LAxH4-- Receipts, II, 1853; sheep,
81, lO9t4, 20; lamb, 81 1Edb;. 50.