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Local stock sad Bonds.

u.,,oc., h.nk ~ De,avare. ... 40
Ttrss Naatonal Rank IN
Union National bank. ~
N&tienal Rank VIII. and BrAndyWine.. ~ ~
farmeps' Bank. o.
Wilmington Coal Gas Company. y........ g g
Delaware r, r. Co.. e, n
Delaware Western r r 90 Stock -
Phila. vii. 4 Baltimore r. & Co..... W.
Viltn 4 Northern X. r. .CO............ ~
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................:So
ileiaWare state Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :. .1ol
Wilmington City 6s.....................Ne
Wilmington City S9.....................b0 s.. ..b04
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ "
Delaware Railroad. nfst A0rtgAGe...... W
Delaware Railread, extension. .......... 1o2
VII. Passenger Railway On. lst mort. iel
Z" Stock, Z
Masonic Hall Ce Bonds. "
Masonic Hall Co......................
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us at q sacrifice. As very desi'
Goods:
DRESS GOODS.
AS.inch Livadian Pskin, at u.
~-insh Armurines, nj si.
N.inch Camel's Hair. at o..
ls-inch shooda Cloth. a. 81.
Aeinch Foule Saline Cloth, atti.
4s-inch silk Mixed suitings. at o..
ss-insh Ladies Cloth stsl.
~ insh Plaid Momie Cloth, st si.
..t4e-insh French Plaids. al 75c'
4s-inch Striped suitings, At eoc.
4sinch Colored French Merinos. AT 15c.
ss-ineh Lupin's Colored Merinos. at Soc.
ss-inch Lupins Colored Merinos, at 4jc.
4e-inch all wool French suitings. at 4oc.
42inch Striped Momie Cloth. at s1Ic.
French Trimming Novelties. at eOc.
silk Mixed suitings, at 57I4c.
All Wool suitings, at 25c.
Camei's Hair suitings, at 2Oc.
Aberdeen sultings, at l5c.
27-inch Imperial satines, at l2lSc,
Striped Monte Cloth, at iOc.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
TO HOUSE FURNIsHERs.
II ought to be remembered that we hsv
lot Of Down Comfortables. which wer
bought under great advantages In Europ
by our buyer on the spot, that we can sci
almost flfty per cent. less than almost an
thing now offered In this market. We be
lieve In American goods. but this was a
opportunity we could not rass.
A full-sizen Down Comfortable. sof
| clean, light weight and "warm as toast.
Price tS.75 AZ long as present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradie-size, from sl.65 TO I
| each, as long as present lot lasts.
| Those who do not like weighty be
| coverings will ind these Down Comfort
ables delightfully."- warm and very light.
xSN aA JOHN wANAMAKER.!
| CIR A N D
PHIIAI
o,3l-tf.
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished to regular DepOsitors without
charge.
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Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
at $50 A. M.
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EDWARD BETS, PRECEDENT.
Paid mn Capital, $500, 900.
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r,,..e,.l ..s os..spssal.

wILMIn0ron. Dsl.s D. ~ S
H.sld = CO.. clayton Hoase Du1ldin(
ViI.s ington, Dsl., at n n. to-day
, 1879-08-22

ter. which was dated july %, md was written n
icw caYs after tie ntlack by tho tnob. Mrs.
Dixon refefs 10 tho dangerous Illness Of her
babe. aiul sayh: ul}nt my tcayicat trtnlhlc, to
witcf, the h,rInf Of alt my litele nncs would lc
hnthtnE, Ia nEnut Henry. An arn,c,l tnot Of htNl
mon from oil paris Ut thu county cntnc nEtcr him
Friday Inst, md Mt tlrst ordered hin, to lcaye thu
country, never to return. lilo told thcm he was
NJ good q clfzen as acy Of them. md would nut
ling over inc md my little hahr, which 10 a,1s'-
posetl wss diving. When nra Moorc, Gatbcrry,
Meyers. Hudson. and Kelcs uropoacti to The
u,.,b to tpato him II he wouft! withdraw from
the canvass, sone sail. mo. no; fupu
1!nlr OILERS YELLED, Run hin, ont Of tEc
country A great tnhny erocrhcs *tro n'ade
to thu mob bY tho lnnst Influential efttkcns
who wore opposed to Harry, aud usev fnsli1
agreed to snnru his ilfo II he wnnlf Withdraw.
which, 10 had 10 DO or tta murdered. New. you
call nniersta1d hts foulinga under the csref,ln-
vile tnoi' headed t,y mcn Of wnaltlt, postttml.
Md influences WHO n.ight to he the bcst friends
to r*. ju at bcenllsc Henry would run !ndcpcnll-
cnt Of tic Convention. No ono knows te end
Of t!lfs. 1lcnrY's friends aro influential aud
wish tntatsc MI mil lemant
his rights. but an, unwilling Tint ho should
rIs.t his ltfc tn INV such way. We would leave
ilc Statc tllis minute II NC could possibly gel
nwav.n
secre.ary, Tlomrs!on is mite excited over TIC
with handsome mir OF rcvolrers. and re.
markell to.ntEht Tint tic should send them to
Ntn. Stewart Wtnlfnvd. who Ia going to Mis-
sIssinri with Mrs Cltisnl.n 10 prosecute tho
tnlirtlercrs Of her huel,,uti. Secretary Ttiomp.
ann sass fiat he fcars Woo1fortl may have need
Ut them III Mississippi
, 1879-08-22


CANP Dick YATES, AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. al,-A
serious cutting utfray took uluee tn ramp th!.
afternoon. In which Thomas lsowuu, Of Whittier
Post, Clcago WAS gashed ucross the hand with
IL lar.o knife, and H. +. Elksus, ot thu tsatayi.
q. X. t. Post, was badly cut about ts head ali.l
face Will. bcer-.lass. It occurred IN ttlis way:
Rowcn hal b,u.!t giasa Of beer. which lie
claimed he paid for. hut lhe bartender thought
differently nnd quArreacd with Rowcn. Tho
latter suit ho did not want to hayo nny
fuss about tho HALTER, anu turned
to go away, when tie bartcuticr, wltose
,la.no could, not bu asecrta!ncI by your cor-
respondent, Iunped UPON R,wen with kn!fu
ana canmcnceA cutting him. At this tttau
EIkins ca,ne along a,ltl said; lierr, We DON'T
want to hayo asy Hznt!ns on tho erottuds,"
when Barney OlNger, ann,hrr rough of tho
gang, seized II hear ElAss aud
uEokE IT OVER THE HxAbAHp FACE Or ELElSs.
Jht rtotous ruwlIcs were urrcstct auI tpkctl
to sale quarters iA Iiv city. Nrltl!cr u tho
uc' cut Mrt seriously injured, although tho
WutiuAa VI ElkIn3 nre extremely painful,
n.ia ilu has lust considerable hliuu. Tic
association hus .c!euurd .he snt!rs s1nw.i
y! rnugls out, aaa tlcrs will lIs Ilo iuure trou.
BIC 1FuIl Ills Eouree. "Dur Teu,n Il stanlE mil.
ls2Fy astarhineut ok il.u Aurora Light tiuar1s
tsave III cxhibllnn-Arlli III camp early tnts even
~: under cosn1,aild NJ Albert Ilurl, aud uEu
, 1879-08-22
A Fearful Assassination at VIII.
Jamestown Station,
Kan.
Tho Station Agents IIcn0
Chopped on Ivy
TllicvDs.
Account OF q Dastardly OUTRAGE
by Negroes IN Georgia..
The Italian Murlerora Of Fryo at Boston
Committed for Trial.


bitcfdi nsretcA 10 The 1ttbuaA
LAwnEscE, kas., Au1. 2l+-A tnost horrIl1o
murder was committed Inst night, niut lnlIr1
from Lawrorrc, at WIllta,stown. Tile Victim
was .1amcs Cotton, Station Agent, who also
keeps general Hlorc In which the murder wp,
wRs perpctratri. The deed was done bctwceu
10 aud II o'clock. Tho discovery wns nut n,ato
until this morning. when Cotton'a iifctcss l,nlr
was found with the hcat nearly severed from
The body. The sfght was most horrifyng s,I
Blckcniug to l,ol,old. Tic ilccd wns toun with
an ax belonging 10 Cotton. who was evidently
putting up sosno goods, Us Il pair Of overaie anil
three boxes of sardincs vera on The counter
ready to bo wrapped up. Cotton was nntiouLt-
cdy struck BY the ax when lo Ind attempted 10
taIse himself from procuring crackers from a
cracker harrcl. The nX struck the within upoa
tue hccs back Of al below the right car. llob-
lerr was The object. ns tlle money TIL WIS r1lrf,
The murderer overlooked 800, which were hI,l-
den. No rctinbto ctcw Inns been discovered. Tic
entire country Ia aroused, nud tnrgc nunlpr
prc securing .lic country fnr suspicious cnfae.
tcrs. Cotton was we'll known, Md ono OF tho
Kansas PaclIlr's tnost trusted aEcnts. t;or. st,
John will undoubtedly offer n tnrgc. reward for
the arrest Ut tho guilty parties.
, 1879-08-22

lsyc. r!e n!":peraa.; ,a1shsa l'v @ ,sts''S.nt t'
ait!zen' y"iot y "n' a,s,S,n, knw a'"t s.;s, ,%,;
SHOWN lS its Srro" an' 10 Dc Ansrican i'S!o,,,
ounht to 10 :,aauy people lta voice. % .Me n nG II !,
III. ssnte onrh, 10 r,rkr hanr no n'"i.er wa,
thelr ,olftc. Or rclEinn may hs. 1}cmocsnts* Ne.
5 w xs e nv "ss an NH evsiy w
o"t esi' and dss!soysa i tS!' ' Kat'cs !sg;
r99s' s9v ,nsm sn Ssrs an, sath e'sa saa
thai tat Ilar h ttr flag Of hi. country nni Tint IN
Other n; !nt TIM + tho emblem nt tnt. SHs.a;
rhn1l ho malntAtnn, hero nnf svcrvwhere. and that
every man shall how IN al,cticncn to The Inv. oi,-
fni to hit tinyernmrnt a. citizen. and The t,os.
ctnmcnt. white hn II faithful shati protect hin,
whether II ba In St'nth Cirol!nn or IN Illinois.
rE11ow.soLntENs,
voiec. "ao hp T." laughter. j. hone tI,esc re:
w aat che :os s Of
os'2s oae se IT. e Il ea as ~ IL sa
aaci: thai ho Is not I ashamed oi what lie hos iono,
hut thas he IN proud of u! and that in hIa la't dags
f may a b. snat ,1ai .r n" .,"11v act q 1 s
ncr. when It had hccn tramnlcl n fisa
n,t By sd s' 1n. Of 40
wh,le blazing % Nil .irc hrish,nc*s an, tshccttng
the rlors Of this miehts 1cputlic along flie path.
way Of men whcrc va mtsns hs n'rsf.a M .d ny @ iss
10 COME thcir chttircn Rtn1a inHsy nay that lucy
were s,c descendant. y pa'Fote t1rns. ;o lAp.
Inry occasions of Il character 10 make every QUO
when c leascs feel rood a'd better than he d'u be-
y Now, WI foi!ow. 'iIt citxon..
I WANT NO MDNr WAR.
I lnvc hal enourh If H., hare tasscd through
twe wnra, lvr aun't wa'l't any. noro. hone we
, 1879-08-22

Southern Cn,.nsln MID Sarti.ern New York
slightly Sllatsrn.

Southern Cnrnsln MID Sartiscrn New York
Slightly S!sa1scn.
:ttt,nI n.rsltch 10 Tat 7fthune-
ST. CATHAnlHEs. Aug. al.-A heavy s',ock of
earthquake. aecamrnnfcu By loud cyp1osiye
no!sp similar to the discharge Ut q e,nuon or
lleayy thunder cia,h was felt in this
nei=hhorlool this morning nhoat 3 o'elocl.
During the shock, which tustelt about
twenty sccan!s, buildings were mitch sllakeu.
md people awakened from tl,rr sicrp III gfca.
nIarHl, In konc few instances tlntln. themselves
OH tie loor The bell in l',c towcr ri st. Dar:,a-
has Church rang nut Two ueas, and tho bell
on the Willard Railway paoos caro- one
load tao. Capt. Thompson, OF tie
schooncr AIlsatross. VIII, was balow
StagArn Mt ,a,n tt.no, Says the shoc:
WA su grent that he imagined tin vessel 1,atl
Rtr,,ck mud cattsc 'l,n lend to t,o c'| to nsrer-
tain II this llasl ,,ecn the cAsc, hit found tecp
wasur. At Port Ijalhou.Ia buildings were
s|,akru, anil people !eapcd from t'Isir heds tn
fright. The shock WA also distinctly felt Mt
Tiloso1tl, WeIiasl, A.'anburg, AMI other piuccs
In this Vicinity.
Spts'al Pisra'ch II 7af Tribune
DurrAI0, y. y, Aug. at.-'rhia afternoon a
vpry percentihlc earthquake passed. through the
city a.,ous half-past |. iroplc, especially NOR
audtlcn shaking Of buildings, followed by tho
rntt1ng Of crprkcrY nutl goolls III The
store. Nlasscs anil ao.tlas in various saluons
wcyn thrown from, Positions back ri tie bar,
pictures broke from nails iu walls, all tahrs
wcro transferred from their places. Windows
wero !u,It!lv ratified, anA bricks from higll
ehInlnGys weru thrown 10 ihG ground. StitI the
shock waa br nn mcans q heavy unu. md the
damage was ycrs trlylai.
ToNoxTO, Cum. Aug. 2l.--Dfsuate,les from
Port Dnlousta rGpnrt MI earthquake, bctweeti
2 u,sl !: o'clock this morning. intended hy
lonsl clan resembling s'isrlnarg. af
cannon: Solid hrleE l'n!ldnss were ahalien.
At 'lloroh Thu shnrk waa yinie.t :;
ut We1lnMl severe. anil at Allon4bur.:,
Btnhs,lllc, n,nl Port Robinson d rumnl''E noise
ACCOMPANIED The rAEtAttuakc which waa also felt
distinctly at Port Robinson. st. Cathaslnus, anu
| Niagara.
l.N'EroKr, N. y, Aug ai.-A shock Of caril.-
| ulakn WIS experienced here Ut l I'D tUsl1v.
'rltcre waB nl<o II iou,l rr,u,rt. buildings wrro
| shaken. The trrInor lastel al,out ilve sceouls.
, 1879-08-22
SECRETARY SCHURZ.

CoLustnus. O., AuG. aI.-T1c meeting OF
Secretary Setlurz In this city to.n:ght, IN the
City-tiall, wns one which attracted the attention
nf nnc Of the tnrgcst nntl must apprccialyc ut1-
tiienccs over assembled In this cIty. And, ni-
though 3O,U were packed ia :he hall twice rs
snnnv found It Impossible to gain admission
F1ov Dcnatsun introduced tho Secretary rs
"tlIc gallant tfchcral anl honest statrsmnn,"
Tho Secretary ;rcfaccl his remarks by saying In
Ind, coming to Ohio, met with some daa,,-
poiutmcnt, hut 1t WIS Of NIL agreeable
character. IIo had bccu told by certain Ohio
politicians IN Washington lsat the mills null
furnacas wcrc all closed: that industry was tlte
md fnbor nut Of employment. But, on tle
contrary. lie Ind found smoke issuing from tc
mills md factories, with tic noise and hustle Of
business apparent on every side, s1t7, instead Of
idle men. lie had noticed TINT they were actively
engaged at work, and the signs Of hcttcr times
noticeable on NIL Sides. Ito lind scou some sad
faces, but found them carsc1 bY n fcnr lest
their occupation would soon bc conc by tho OIL
ward marel, nf prosperity. str. schurz, in re.
fcsring tn tsct,. Ewugs soecch at Lancnstcr, IN
With lie advocated leEjs|aifon which wn,sltl
i,aisr It tho duty nf the tsnygrnmcnt to issue
grrcnbaeks, with tho pownr to cxnlnh or con-
tfaci hh'l rails" values. cltaractcrzci It rs the
nl,st dangerous Legislation tl,at had nvoF hc.n
advocated. /: would empower tho United
States Government to say what man aholliu
nav for gtins, for labor, and all Other articles
Of tratle. 1t was a pnwcr not yet assumed by
The n,ost dcspottc ruler IN tic world and yet
Mr.. Ewing atlroratcd tlcalop.ion vi this legtsla-
ton By tllfs Republican Hoyernnent. In clog
ng. he referred to what he said nnpcarcl to
be lilo nolcy Of c.nss of politicians tn exciting.
tlte prciudIces OF tin soor against tho rich, He
lrnolsIrel su!tl Rcts rs crln,innl. md said: "ln
this FREQ country NIL stls,tl cqual. The son q!
the pn0r man knows not hut Il few years hence,
bv industry md l,snrsty, lie may risc to wealth,
md hold n lllvt position Il, ihe Cnun-
els Of lin Naton." I1e referred to
tlu hight President johnson aml FIcc-
rscsideut Wilson ntsnincd. Tile millionaire
Of tn-tlay might, n year hence, black The boots
Of tic n"or taan OF to-s.uy. lIo regarded man
nr party who would 30 degrade Itself as to MI
fln rich liz tho poor Ms having sunk 10 the
lowcst depths Of political degradation and III
fur0g.
, 1879-08-22

1HH e""fEiAl''t' "hi"I.
This closed tic spcA;,,. for 1lir day, nl,d The
yast crowd rcpnircd to tho ur,n1.s,a1ut Mt 1hc
r,,.,r,, a., ,rt,,,,s ,,,o .,,,,,,tt,,,., ,r.,, H.,
,,'s' .'.,,,.,. .a ' ','.,;.. a, ~
lhe h1l''t'a assa veteran ossa"szat'oas' lhe
prize consisted OF t!k aagl presented bs tic
following ln1ies: Mrs. Il. i. pfrang!c mud Mig
.1rnp,c Va, W,ut,c m auroro ami ,fis9 1,vy,o
p....,.,.,,.',,, ~ Is...,." IN a,,s ,..',,..'.
st""chcieu1sn. VI '"osstsont vt i"e "a.e"
wcro Mat. Wclter, of il~ First Cavalry, Chit
cago; Cant. Lawlcr, Of Rockford, uui1 Can't.
Bonjler OF Cbicawo, I],c organizations mr.
ttrlnnttnr In l.c drill were The N,rtrrpth Jtno[,
pn,,t,nrnt v.,tt, ,w,vo floa ami mn, ,;,,.,Lo,-
s.,..''.,',s, H., r,'.. .r,s "l.' ~ ".s.',..
e.'a"''''''ea VI A"ut' '"ou'a" H. neh'}. U!
Chicago, aIKl the Logan Guards, made up Of
rcp.rscntattyes nf rnnny organizations u,,l
commanded by Cant. N,a,l;rr. or Aurora.
~. Htno,.,,,.h ..,,o.ra1 T., ,,,tfa.n, r,.,,
"s A'''e.,e' .p'e"'su III u"''''"'' a"A
steeScs,--i1la wn1at IN "orK IN caraGsf, causing
cries Of admiration for the ctlleont 1nanncr in
whtcl, t.rr responded to the word Of command
nj, thr,r ,ntnnoni1rr Althougl, ,l,cr h,I rot
uslIc's los o'er fourteen years. 'fey wcnt
through thu most difficult ovcsneMtl IN march
.ng mud tnntn1ni OF urus, iurlsla,ng tho bayonct
cyesssc. otc,, viii, almost as u,el, readiness as
tl.urt tncy hu,i bnct, m ,tnIiy 1,rartftf" Thsir
snoycincuts wrrc witnvsscd l,y tho,ls.,, of
nrnnlc. Of ,ut,rin fi,ey drl,Ic;t hr Elnrftor,a
Tnrt,cs, t,losc o.!ng In use al ths tlu,o of thn
War.
AZ llH expiration III tltrty 1nnNtc1, tho
Logan ti''ards were rallied. They rl'ne. ,,nu'
tin ground Under sF.te moro favorable nu.
Spices. having borrnwe'i the fnt.Ae uniforms,
earsrliEc-ls|ts. aud guns Of tie -aurora Light
tiunrds ller nlso'lid well, l,nt III: NinGtccnil!
drew the prize By srnrt NJ Sc to 81. 'r!lc flag
wns at elc9ans a'ta!r OF the tlnest gro' Er'in
1l'H' 1nf'd'wnr11cu. nMi perfect III aycsy nartcu
lar. Iiin !"ia rtectyptt 1lIetr prize un!d the
s!iouis ot lie multitude.
just about the tisnu .lo Nineteenth clozod Its
drIi!
AN ACCIDENT oOCUnMrD
whfet, might l,avo )ecu fralrht with scrIo,s
rrs,,lts under t1ost circumstances Thcrn hat,
beer, d platform built before thu ern,I statnf.
tlu eptirc length ri tin structure. nio,,t lhren
feet fEan thu Erou1 i0r the accommodation of
HptctAtoes, al'l THIS waa crowded Will ,no'l,
women, ana ct!loref' AI ~ sudden, Without
'nnnlnnt'a wns'n::' The SLENDER structure troSc
NM 1el1. ru!ti Of lumber an humanity. There
was chor1s OF sGrtatns AMI q rnal' " fl,t
cfo~ti ~ tflt; scene pl tle disaster. Tho Eunru
wus uoubieti, a1'd t1ttl good work IL keep'nG
taosu back whosc tur!'ssy prot1tntcd tteul to
Eloso H. ha rasaitso u s!se nccnlcbt wrr,' ns
tollo~a: mali aatnrd frank feislh., rum
tear AuFora, waS Fctmrled tn have !lnsl1 'rEH
hrGKesl, nsa 'tas tnrred faf'ltg Tram tic ap0t
Hnotler tnan t'ru'aca; small chlll hurt slight
, 1879-08-22
The WEATHER.

OpFIcE or -un CHIEF StaSAL OFFICER,
WAsnIHGroN, y. e., AuR. 9.-1 a. sn.-lntt'ca-
tIona Tor tho Tennessee And Ohio Vatiuys,
warmer, r'car, or mrsly cloudy weather. win'ls
no.tly soutllwe.tcrly, uts.l stationary or falling
barometor.
Fur the Lower LAX" region, slightly warmer,
partly cloudy weather, With frcuncnt rain;
w!nds mostly s1lthwcsterly; falling barometer,
Fur The Upper falr region ind upncr Miss.s-
sinpi Tu!lry, nart!y cloudy weather, yccrlu. to
cullrr northwest wtnas, followed BY stationary
Or rts III; inrMlcer.
Fur .i,u l.owcr Missouri Valley, clear ar partly
e!nIhy weather. varfahla wIn.ts. stationary III
luw"r temperature mil barometer.
Rivera Will rr,nuIll ilrnriy stationary.
LUGAt. GHskRy ArtuSs.
, 1879-08-22
FINANCIAL.

C.sc:sHAT1. o.. Aug. 2l.-The Assi4nao Of
tliu suspended laGk,ng fran Ut Il. II. Buss
& 90. to-day Iuallc n statemsns ot tbs tlrn's
condition a. ilosrly Hs it could 1t present 10
asrcrtaincd. Ia giyes Tho total liabilities at
sill0SS; uAsuts, st0LGQ3. AuIung tIr asscts is
sun,v EIraKo property upon Which llo estimate
Ut Ya!uu Ila5 u yet btGa plpreA.
, 1879-08-22

Lou1svtLLr, KY, Aus. al.-'NlIliam Oarr.
sou, coIorcd farmer, was brought to town this
afternoon mud lodgc.t in jail upon the dua!
charge Of rape atnl ilol,sc-breaknr. The facts
stsow that un Saturday night lust Gnrrison wen:
with companion 10 ihs l,ouse OF .lan,es nuck.
ncr, colorcd, who lives fifteen miles from ts
city, sson tile Cano.iiuu ROAD, and demanded
aan!sston. l'uckners wife WIS nearing cor
ilncncnt at tl.c time, and she had secured tlo
assistance rs midwife Of an Oil wttte woman,
who was then III tic house. Upon being re-
fllaod allm!ttance tho negroes burst o9cu tlt
d00r, md with nfstUls pnifltGtf ut thrr ctlts
drove Duckncr nhtl lils Vile from tlIs rnotn,
They alIcn dragged ,tc midwife out of doors,
mil, while one held shotgun tn hur head. the
ntllcr yiofntc1 l.er pcrs0n: Garrison, When nc-
cnstcd br Tic ocers, 1i1a!1o tledperatc attempt
to escape, but q lnnl1Ic.barrelcl shotgun
brought him to taw. The olher negro mado his
cscapa aftcr giving The ocrrs u long cllasu
Rrross The country. tlnrrisnn denies Ills guilt,
hut admits that he wns at l}tekncr's l!ouse sat
ur'lay night with Ills brot!'cr, Corey GARRISON.
, 1879-08-22

Nrw Yoak, Aug. si.-'rhc Will ot Harry D.
ralmer, Ut tho lrsu ot jarrett Il Palmer. was
lllsl for prubato to-day. Alter tc4ucsts ot t!ol
Ia rasla AMI 351 wear to his mu,l.er, Ail SEQ
year 10 his auus, ho leaves tho rvst of his real
usul l:er.olul cstase ~ lila wife, who IL appoint.
eI IuIt e1e.utEI>.
, 1879-08-22

LITTLE ltocR. ArK., Aug. al.-shcrlf Samuel
1.esntus, of Scott County, who was recently
murdered by Malone, was i!cpub'ican mud cx'
Federal solGl1cr. !lo ss0ol tn high fayor, l'as'ug
hecu ejceol by nlt parties In h's county, l'c
WAS usn11ier III, the t'-iatcN haitann hhcn ss
rxpiodeil nthl.wns l'ilrnca un The h[la+*stpol u
1871. On ,llut ncens.,n, ltlln,tgh badly w4hN'!'
vi. le swatn sugeI Isus bufuru reaching bhJse'
, 1879-08-22

13osroa, Aug. .i.-Nlcofn Inta0tlau and h1'
toniu Artl!tu wuto committed tn JUL TO-DAY.
charged with t!iu murder Of .Ioauph Frye. VI
censo l,lnllcra, o'ias Charles FEoss, was COM
tnltted OIL l!lu c.lurgu af incitInG HlnrIrt. ~
keph l't,llato Wa9 hdl1l In ttonla Ut 9l0OlQ 10
uLswcr tic cllasGu oE t.arlosns muElorcrs.
, 1879-08-22

nscnie by thn Ancient Urior Of Furesters WAS In
ttroVross. a reception wns given them thfa
evanng at the elegant rpona ut the Young
Mou'a Republican I.eaHle, md both made short
speeches, after which n general hantlsllak !nr
was LII order.
, 1879-08-22

9ptridt DtspHieh 10 Tar 7ttbuna
WASHINGTON, u. e., Aug. 21.-'ThO Demo-
cratic ltat OF Confeioratcs alleged TO llavo tcuu
appolntcti by Secretary Sherman pcels the fol.
lowing correction: Nitl,crs las, bcon n atrong
feouubican ssnco tho War. The SATIN is trMo Of
Ttnthawny. Tic Bccrctarv had nothing to t1n
with appointing ctt1'crot tho 1'asleye. Chapman
Ia not In Tho Treasury Department. 1stycs was
uppointed by tirnnt. Nelit1er was dismissed
for good eause. md Massey, anpolntct! In Ills
place, fs u,,e nj tho atrnAgcat Republicans III
it,r cu1n,try, a,nl a most cs,unh1e man. Nono
Of tho Yorgcr family arc In tbs Treasury.
, 1879-08-22
irving \ hall downtown this evening. The
veteran rnii,,nn.c4 all ui,iir5 mn, svn trr lts1
trGss-tl1ratle nj st,m!nwiI under tslI'ltnsiil OF
Col. Swa|p, Gen. l9tlltnrd heili. inllspostu.

EfItI.IN tI.Iihs
ffn.rtot fsIcrntch II 13A 1l1bNttk.


Kn.rfa, f'f~,ntch II 73e 1'7bnn&.
CAut1svtLlr, H., Aug. nt.-Thn soldiers Of
Atacupn County lct,l tllrtr first nnnilat reunion
at the Fair tirauu1s near this p?aca to.law Tic
nescn,bingn Of pconls wns tho lnrgcst over fccn
In this county. It was estimated TINT from
ia00l To t5ts0 penHo wcro nrcsont. The
weather was beautiful, eyoryttInE tending tt'
nlaku the rrlnfon n grand sucrcss. ~ o ofcto:k
IN tic morning teams he ..an 10 nrrlyc from Alt
directions. md hy 10 o'clock '',c streets nf our
city were filed with vehicles carrying veterans
to tho place Of taeosin=. Large dcieca-
ians wcro presont from evcry part
of The county, many soldiers nn:i
prominent politicians hclnE here from all
narts Ct ,1e s'a'c ' Ths a11re;s o! ; wslsoma 9
Eirt!en. The orators of the dar we're introduced
10 t|ls vast audience hv Glen. Ju,u !. N'naker,
Of t'lfs city: who sounded thu kcvnnto Of t!'c
meeting. Addresses were thsn tsrllysrsd hv
Their rccc.tfnn was n perfect ovaitun: The
spncehrs wcrn c1nqurnt AMI wcl1-tfncd, MID
were not polFltrnl III thrir character. The
Associhtnn c1eetrd ihe following officers for
pecl,lcs: Vic. Mayor r. II. t'hanfnan: Treas
tfrer. Can't. II. 4. Flint; Secretary. t'rorge
Castle. The day was n memorable osn n N:
history of ttts city. a,nl ihc reunion OF the Did
Guard will not sool, nc forgotten. Tue eftv Mt
night was ablazc Will, fireworks, ns1,t the Cur
llnyilte ie,no.ra. no alnl niliur buildings wcrn
brllI!an.ls Illuminated. rl,Gs were displayed
on oil lnbc buildings, mud the Vlrsle!t Gua ris
wcrc prrscnt In full force.
BEAnpsTuwy, III.
,,, Hy+cfa' Df*na.eh tn Tar Tribune,
= SiRJSfrIrtn, H., Aug. al.-re Central
Illinois aoltlfcrs' lscunton was 1lca nj Boards.
town :o,lar, ant! MRS thu largest gathering ever
held In tint vicinity. Upwards ot e00G0 ucnplH
wero present, and representatives from seventy
t,fnu 1llnnsa Regiments wcra present, tn..ny Of
whom ilad never btforo attended 4 reunion.
They enmc fran Wnrtcn. McDnno,lcl,, Mercer,
A!oraan Fulton. Taacwclt. l'ikc, Shclhv, nut1 nll
the counties Roush and cast, cxeent Maeouuin.
which held reunion nlsn. Thu tlar was III ilr,s
cnutl be desired, nn,l the city wns beautifully
dccoratcd. Tie speeches weru not rr-nlAr
ret speeches, but were In thu natur1
d tarnal friendly talks. or lore.teasts.
t;cn. G. l.. Lfnancott nnic tile we!con,nt. nj.
drcsk AMI t}ov. i. NJ. Palmer tic principal
rcs,M,nsc, which was In the nature Of rem
tn!sccncr, and addressed especially tn members
ri his old command Snlue twenty n:!rr ad-
drcsscs were made, Ill s!.nrt, anil by members
vi tic .sfsocIa,ion. Tho Association n,et ana
elected Col. Thomas 7. iEatnr4, Of Vermont.
Fulton Co.. President. nntl ". G.. Sscinn,ctx, nj
Bcarlst"wn, 2ccretarv. The nryt mrctEng will
hc held in Soringacld, tlsc sccoud Wednesday III
August, 1880.