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, 1879-08-05

f}ot tho .u,n;o .mos,nt ~frota>r Butltr:
Hs'': %sa9:, Is Ss''s' q. f"'s ono YSa' M" ai
D"::cs got $40 from him another ttne. 4 man
TON Fit,uceai, niso got $40 from him. Witness
tnr. Arthur Duffy tr hight betnrr The election,
.,a,,d he told wtnrss Tint Il Savier didn't "como
b Tn1 I s'n @ s",d tf e1, as Mm9sss
Hiking The tIckots. and nc might "a well have 1t
qsss!s;, !. @ :. 81 deo. Bfo-p-wh's tickets were
Witptss-The Democrats tickets, Holland
:csue dnwn from tho Democratic Headquarters.
Cen Bro"n-Did the moner cong do~u7
Gen. Browa-Who dti Holland work for on
sWltuess- well, / ..w him grab lot Of DEM
Ser.tis Tickets and throw tnfm r.. sTsy md taen
Republican and get away with them.
Continuing. wtts,cs. said b. thonght notlaud
worked for Butls,wor.',; wi,asss sata the iirst
b 5ss'ss ssse, ,a a F9 @ o nfn
after The election. Doolcy WAS member Of the
Democratic Executive Conantttee. puffey told
Witness TINT he paid ss7lcf't assessments IN the
sa1ler did nj como ,lowe, ha iput'ss) ronid
First Lisutenau. Or GOOD Man Friday. Next
DIV witness met Holland, md ho wanted Wit
Witness thought aoms Of the tickets mad
Buttcrworth's namo ou. Witness knew OF $50
hetnE distributed In bis ward for the Democratic
ticket. He snw man named Wallace with
$50, who Raye a few quarters to a man named
TAYLOR, and Taylor gave witness md one Muir.
pbr fonr quarters. Wallace was working for
Hutttrwofth.
Charles +. uayaan testified that ho WAS now
n member Of the City Republican Executive
Committee, and Was Deputy Marshal Inst fs!l.
Rsceived s5 for such service. Witness IL
acquainted with James Francis, OF Covington.
Witness went over to Covtnglon to talk
with Francis, about repeaterR. Had spokcn
With Capt Rufllu, Charming Richards. ona Of
lAcharls' assistants, Parker Dixon, Council
about 1t. Iu Cnvinaton he saw Francis mud
Edwards and Jerry Reed about persons coming
oyer here to testify before the Co,hmfttee.
Witness found no ono orer there who had voted
illegally on this 8idn OF the river.
At the close Of this scstltuonJ the Committee
adjourned uutN morning.
, 1879-08-05


PI7rsuuAu, Pa, Aug. IA hoayy rain and
wlnd storm visited portIons of Fayetto County
this AFTERNOON. At CounollsylIEe lile Wind was
very soycrs, uuroonuG i number Of houses,
md blowing dowu the tcuts Of Coles' Circus,
which was exhibiting ,tticse, causing quite
panlc. Une OF tic female performers, Auua
Morris, was biowu over MI embanknlent, and 1t
Is thought fatally Injured. Several Of the
spectators were thrown down alsd tranlplea
utdor feet. Corn iu tho lclda was
prostrsted, mud almost, II not Alto.
soon btcaIno rusb!n@ tarrent, ca,rY-
lug away several lnuscs xhoye conHellsyllle,
hut the occupants cacapsd. No lives wctG LOST,
~ far Us ea.l 10 learned, but tt,u !amaae to
property will amount to several thousand dol.
(ars. Thta Ia the tpurtl storm that has visited
tlnll spction of country within tive or SIX wetka
ll.cln attended by loss Ut !!Fc, Ile weather L.
Fcd-huk.
, 1879-08-05


Spee,at Dupateh 10 Tas Trtbun4.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1.-Two drowning c2aes
occurred at Atlantic CitY to-day. Lewis sfa,er,
Of BID Nurih Filth street, Philadelphia, was
bathing inside tie bur, and but u few yards from
tho bcarl,, with bis cousin, Loo Walker. Both
were young mon,-Muycr 10 and WALKER 81.
Thc tide was high, but the water between the
bar and beach WAS shallow, Excerpt for dis
lance Ut several feet. Into this deep water
young Mayer walked, aud, before assistance
could reach hui, be was drowned. The
aody was brought to tho shore, md
tho usual restoratlrcs applied with
out cKc2t. flo was nsoat promising
young man. student OF tl,c Jefferson Medical
College, u,l recentlT returned FROM an exteli-
s.vu tDuF through Europe. :Among thG9e who
witnessed tile drowning was Mrs. Scina Walker,
his sister, who wa carried awas IN fatnttus
cuadatu1t. She IL now seriously III from pervous
prostrntoH.
taken to ,ay OreAn Huuse on Sunday afternoon
III au almost ltfe1css condition. They Were
bathing ueyonl the breakers Ut tl!s loot ot New
York nvcnuc, nnl wcro wasttcsl into deep water,
from which they were rescued BY two mep. The
uatnes OF the wutaeu vera Kate smith and Liz
Zte f.ewes.
Another dsor ming case took place at thy foot
Of Massachuestts aVotlus about o'clock tu tho
afternoon. Three gentlemen. named charlss
e. Lubbe, james @. Joncs, and Henry Crotchel',
were swimming beyond ilie breakers, md tl.s-
covered lat thuy cuufl not return to the
shore. Tie life-guard went to Jollcs' assistance,
and brought hun to the beach mucl. exhausted.
Crotchell ga1nud the beach unassistcd Lubbu
was drowned. lie was nbont Il years OIL use,
unmarried, from Coushohpcken, nhd is SAID to
have hcld q l.teutenancy In the United States
NAVY. The body haA mt yet bean recovered.
Sb'etat Dtsptteh 70 Tbs Tr4btNA
LACRo9sE, Wis. Aug. 0.-one Ut the saddelt
accidents tlIut ever occurred In this vlctulty was
ttNt resulting rrutn the capszfrg OF buat while
returning 10 this city. as briefly teleEraphea
The TRlnUNE last night. llIe 1laEncs or tho
drowned pre Mary Hansou, Mathew TlFOnadson,
aud Frunls De Luga. Tho bodies OF tbs two
former Werp recovered Ut II o'Clocl1 last night
| utd brought to this city. Tho whole partY, oc-
cupylnE four row.bonts, had loft tic main land.
Tile boat containing tbs unfortnnates and tlree
| other persons attempted to go oyor the
da,n, mhicll extends lrum MeltobeEts' lahl-
Ing To the mainland. Wien tlIe dam
| was reached tho boat struck the rocks
anl capaize4. 0rrin BolberK, hattie Rorvud.
a,ld 10 Uu Luca succeeded fiji fTutt!nK. ashore.
| lhc'two Dr. Lucas, ono Ut whom was drowned,
| were Italian musicians, tired by the party for
| the occasion. Thrpudsou and Mary Hanson
| wero to luvu been married IL lev weeks.
| When tin bodies wcrc recovered they Wcrc
tightly casped together.
| SAN FKAAC,sco, Cali, Aug. 4.-deorge r.
| Kogcrs, clerk IN . front street house, anu Wal.
terri. Sitter, clerk In tho Custom-Ilousa. were
tlruwneI by tho upsatttng Ut boat while ast.
| lug ln Lake San Auurras yeAtosdag.
, 1879-08-05

New ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-As Gen. Badger to-
DAY was ascending tho stalrway frosn The lower
i'oor to tile naaln office III tho CussomIlousr, ho
was suddenly met by William Brown. an OK
Metropolitan policeman, who, with the remark
" I've got yon now,' drew revolver and Tired
nk tho head of tie collector. ilc, seeing
Browns movements, caught his arn
n1ld dtverte1 thu shot 0vcr Ills shoul-
der. ten. DadEcr then took the
p,stnl away from nrown, aud threw It below.
Brown lost leg on the ilth OF September,
1871, undor Da1ver,. null was Among lladgsr's
11rst nppu!ntces Us Postmaster. becoming Col
!cclor, Sir. Badger LETT brown IN tho Post
Ulllcc, where he ia.lcd to remain. The Collector
thinks brown wns cruzed by poverty to 'cRlpt
the nurdrr and seems unwilling to prosecute.
Hrttwu thinks that tho ucnGral should hayc
given blu piacu lu tlla Custotn-lIouse.
, 1879-08-05

Nav YoNK, Aug. 4.-Tbe steaugbjp Lizzie,
ashore At Dtdgehampton, has got un sll re-
turned here,
Arrived-rhe City Of London, from London.
QuksNaTowN, aug. A.-Tbe passengers and
matis Of tue steamship citY Of Richmond will be
forwarded By uit City Of Chester.
GAN FkAKcIsco, Anx. 4.-62s!ed, steamer CRY
OF 6ydusy, VIA Honolulu, carrying tho British
malls.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-8teamcr Huegia, from New
York duly u for Hamburg, Artltea oil the LIZ
, 1879-08-05
EPISCOPAL CONSIDERATION.

Abeti2t H&pa1c@ 10 tHf 5Fl1HHA
DKrRolT. Aitb., AUG. At has finally he0.
decided lltat. the conservation pf llie Rev. Dr.,
Samuel S. Harris, OF Chicago, ~ bishop nj the
Dloceso Ut Michigan. to which oulce lIa was
clsetud by The rucent Episcopal Convention hslu
in this city, will take place IN 81. raus Church.,
unruag ot Congress atnl Shelby 4treets, uI
Wednesday. Sent. Ii. Tho Cuusecrasor fur :tls
OCCASION will La ualon Wilmer, Ut Alaba,us.
al,d tl!e tsesentefs VIII oo Blsn"p tiilganls. nl
Lsrcn, of Illinois. B!shop Wtlltams, Ut Couuoc-
tlcut, tlaT prearh thu sermon.
, 1879-08-05
The Mystery Of Janos o'Niel|
Duplicated at Blooms
ington, III.
postnonemcnt OF the Trial Of Bill
. Young for tho Luray
Hlltclicry.
4 Nan in East Dubuque Made to Give
Ills Shirt to nobbor.
Thirtoon Petty Criminals Dig Ont from
Uudar the Aurora Jail.
ANOTHER BLOOMINGTON AssAsSt-
iA,HifAN..

ANOTHER BLOOAlFNGIDN ASSASSl-
NATION
Speetai 0tspdtch 10 Tia 2t4bHns
r pr.oou1NaroX, H., Aug. 4.-'Ihts evening, n
little nfser q o'clock, while Aaron GoodIellow. d
wcll.known citizen Of Bloomington, was return
Tin IL Ills residence On East Chestnut street, 1u
wns attacked tT~ two unknown rutlians when
about three bloclsa from his home, who drew TO-
yuvers, at Tho same tllns crsing 10 Him to llofd
up his hands. Two shuts were Tired, ono tak-
ng effect in Tho jaw, the otI,cr entering the
right side, the hail passing through tic bos1y.
1l.c assassns thun made good tllelr escape, and,
MP to II o'eluek tonight, tic officers l'aYe
been unable 10 discover tho guilty par
lies. A1r. Goodfclsow's wounds aro Of
such character tl'at the attcpdlng physicians
pronounce them necessarily fatal. During the
evening duo1foIlow, was enragrtl in playing
ernt!ct ut uno of the neighbors. AMI, some
time bufor 0 o'clork, started for home. The
tsugtdy is wrnuuca in thr greatest mystery, at.,
the general expression scef,1s 10 be lsat robbery
was the otJtct, although tioodfe1ow's money
nn,l watch were found upon bis person when 1,o
WAS .akc1, ho.nc. For some time past, mil nm
u, recently, GoodfcIiow wns deputy Sheriff
Of the County. nnl Is known to bo IN upright
citizen. md man without an1 enemies who
would attempt to wayiay i!rn upon one Of the
principal strcuta Of tnu city.
, 1879-08-05
SHOT nY, AN OFFICER.


ST. Lot1ss, Mo-, Aug. 4.-About II o'clock to-
night negro named JACKSON, d grossly tlisrep-
utablc character, was shot ard killed BIZ O1lcor
Hogan, Of tho Metropolitan Police. Hogan was
IN civilian dress, and, while passing the corner
Of Eighth AMI T1no streets, arrested Jackson
for violation Of city ordinance, The
officer, showing bis star, coslared Jackson anl
started with him to the Chestnut Street. Bta-
t!on, seyen blocl.a array. Tlloy bad progressed
about half the distance, when jackson sudden
ty jerkcd loose from his captor hl.t struck hin
Lwu blows. ast1r which he ran hack III tic ltrer-
tion from which they camc. Hogan eot out hts
revolver a1ld gavo, chase. calling Oh Jack
sou to stop. The latter pniu no heed,
and llogau ilrpd one shot vertically UPWARD, but
Without halting thu foInw. Arriving ut tho
cornur Ut Fifth and Pine Streets Jacksnn tlartrd
cast towari Fourth and When lluEau rot to
the corner he saw that the lugltiye was Gcttit..
away from him. There vas hurlznntul
shot this tnr, aud Jackson dropocd
with bullet IN his lung,
which entered fran tho back. lie was
lifted into q caeriagc Immediately, unl taken
to the Dlspcnsary, where lls died In few MIN
ntes. lIogan Is under urrcst, and, as there was
no fcfonsuus charge nga,nst the man hc killed,
it Is not improbable tllnt he will be put to con.
aderabe trouble. The police arc acquiring
wonderful proficiency III the use Of tho uew
Colts.
, 1879-08-05

ssWAsn1NoroN, u, G., Aug. 6-1 d. m.-ludlca
lions: For Tcnncsaes aud the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and arms Of rain, with
continued high temperature, snushcrTY IL west.
crly winds, and slowly falling barometer during
tho day.
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
mud slightly warmer weather, light variable
winds, und sliEht changes In pressure.
For the Upper Lake region, light rains aud
slowly rising temperature, partly cloudy wealth
CT, a!d variable Winds, shifting to east anl
snnt1t.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sourt Valleys, slight rise Ia Temperature. ~inns
slltlting to east am souttt and local raius, With
partly cloudy weather.
The Upper Ohio River wt1l fall.
Local onAKArATIOke.
, 1879-08-05

tcrlaY would stimulate tho trnlll: whlc inc ota
rates re9c at,lt IN su5te. Hut It l,''l no such
effect, and tlc bu.l:le.s showed MT increase over
the prsccd!ns week. Nnw il4at tue rates have
bcca advanced, 1t 10 To be expected that inc
tosas East IRON slss rit5 will have stu less to
do, Ami this ststo Of affairs Ia likely to con"
tInuc until tho navigation scason closes.
The total amount Of freight carried BY the
rartoua Ea.lcrn rnals lurs,g Tie past week vas
a. fo1luvs: Michigan Central. 14.4e5, ,ol3rounds;
l.ska Suurs tE Michigan Snu'ftrt, II, ,Q5f, l8l
rouu.s; pstte.,urg, Fort Wayns " Chicago, H.
E;, ,i3 ,,ui,nrl.; Taltst,urR,- Clnrunnsa d n.
t.ou!4, t4t5tN pounds; baltimore u Ohio.
;.UN.ti5a poliHds. Th!s maKes the total pcr'
ccu.age OF aacN ronl rs tollDwh: Michigan
Central, :Mln; Lake Alorc & Michigan Sunsll-
err, 24.5: 1fttshurg, Fort Waxne. n Chicago,
s7.6: littsburg, Cincinnati .E 81. Louis, ILL.,;
BlitltHore. VI.
NThr meat shipments we're rs fuilows: Michl.
ran Central, 1876, S551 pounds: Lake ehore d
Michigan southern, .1o4 ,6DT pounds; ltstsbhr1,
Fort Wayne Il Chi.agu, n,:fM!, tlS, pounds; l'i:ts-
burg, Cincinnati " st. Ls,tila, III 80o poundst
Dulkir,use a. OHIu, 1tJ, $50 pounds.
The grain shipments wcss divided among tho
vari,,ss roads, as follows: at'chiran Central,
lolso,lss pounds; Lake Shore q Michigan
Southern, 7,7d9.4St pousIls; FittsbMrc. Fort
W4Yuo Il ChltaHo, 7,a1 t.bl pounds; Pittsbur1.
Cincinnati Il St. I.o,,ts .lS3 80 poui,Asi baiti-
more T. Uhio, 2, lid, ,630 pounds.
, 1879-08-05
Tho latest.
f1AtSI-nlA lxA ~ . - =

RatlmoTE Asatfttar.
:. young lady iust returned from brleh.nn
ueach saws tsat the latest ard cuteat bit oi ele.s
CANT Slang &tpra md At other watertnK. u
tl,u expression, IN answer 10 4 question inat ~
not la,..liar; y really ton't knou. b4t rll taSe
ha,t uuy otf And hnA out for ycu."t tA spns.
tpiux ltke "t'il nSk p,amua+ anfl let ,oa Know
ne1i sunday aiterpupn''; us Ae put sxpFsas'oo''
Ask luU VI cusy Cne.H
, 1879-08-05

IN 1'cxaa. The WACO Examiner sternly scu,url,.
"1lc death Ut 'lIEh-toncd t'roru is t.en II
by the Kaufman Tttats. That inakrs no G.lte,.s
cnce. Having written Ills obituary. he II f;r.s
10 Hlt tntYlta anil PURPOSES. We shall r. uaa Il
rtcpCpfzo hla exiatenco trutn now on.'h
, 1879-08-05
An Appropriate Thnusht+

ff9{H&Ef1EEa :.
Little Appe ptRys 70 hard In theae vacation
days .tllat Atsu duus uut l,e&onls 50 round And
rtty ~ Tier mother wuuli like. Not lonK
stpre, as she WAS having hss Saturday utaaa bath,
her us,sller said, ''Oh. Aupie. dsar, what shall
10 with vouf bslicvD you grow thtuuer Hnd
thinner every .!ayl" Apnle thoushtfully 70.
yufped hgr ,No.hes fos a Mosnant, then asked
think, to Ia motnsr u! u papsr dolla'
, 1879-08-05
FINANCIAL.
D. j. 9rAULDTkQ+

2F44ff |H1NEfh 70 TAD 7F76E1let
La Cnossx, Wis, Aug. 4.-lsceartilnc the fa,,.
urs Of p. j. snanlding, Of Black River raII.
tho following arc additional particulars. 1oarnt1
to-day Of tho lion. ". r. Price. tho ns.!guon,
The liabilities will reach $500, ,00. ami the as.e,
s1,2o0,00O. Among sh' principal creditors "a
uoptek i: Greenwood. Of New York.. mud 3, r
llcaly, Of La Crosse, Who arc owed sums acr,o.
eating $noO, 600; Jones Brothers, Hlzcx R,r,,
Falls, $4,000; Risr,. cron,bEo & TO-, stIwsu.
kee, @19,op; Keith Brothers, Chhago.
$500. Thcsa are nll secured. Tile IL.
stgnoa IA an experienced business mil.
and, II left 10 manage the larrss
property Of Mir. spauldlna, |. 10 thought be vii
haye no difficulty in paving nlf dcbta IN lui.
let the Assignee have his own way In tie sgttts.
ment Of matters, trusting tu his judvmen. nd
Integrity to shape Mr.. spauldnn's tlnuucIal II.
fairs satisfactorily to ali concerned.
, 1879-08-05

DosTos, Aug. 4.-Sunlay WIS tho closing day
OF tue Spirltuatlsts' camp.mcctlng a. Onsst
Hay, aud ahout 4,Oo0 pcrsous attended. J. o.
slobbins, Of Detroit, spoko OF the Pocassst
tragedy, saying tllat Friedman mi! h!s Wlta wara
iu old stories TO the killing OF thctr own ellld+
, 1879-08-05
THE BROOKLYN THIRTEENTH,


MlLwAuKA AE,. Ma, Aug. a--l see It stated tn
your New York !ettes, printed IN th!s days
i.4ue, that tilu Colonel OF The Twenty-thtr4
Regiment ot Brooklyn had asked Tor The restz-
patton ol ut,e of hts officers. sad ulicer Keep.
In1 U restaurant. Will sou rorrect tlnt state.
uaeut by substituting the Thirteenth for ilt.:
Iweuly-third, II, Gccorlance with the iaets ot
tic e4sc, u,.d ublige
tuApASY X. TWKSTr.TH1Ap.
, 1879-08-05

NVtNitk9+.
Rpfcfai nspafeh " ii. 1r4e1fn&
Nj. VEnxow. ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Eugsco Fafrchitd
wna arrested Inst cvrulng IN the wcst part Of
this county ~ nj, accumplice Of John booth In
the manufacture of counterfeit aitver COINS A
latter fo1snl on Booth led to ths arrest OF Fair.
child, at,,l nnou his uerson was found formula
f0r tho manufacture Ut counterfeit coin. Ho
WAS locked up 10 await examination. =.
, 1879-08-05

escapo last night. They lawed out tro pieces
Of hc iucsl flooring, making hos about u foot
SQUARE, and then crawled through to tho ground
u,,ue1ueath then cscpt nfong 10 The south wall
Of tl,c building to large hole IN the waaG for
ventilation, sntt, crawling through this. wctb
free. They were mostly confined for putty
otfcbass.
, 1879-08-05

Tbe reatlouco of Mr.. Atwood. valued at
$4,000. anA situated about threo nies torth-
wrst of Blue lslns1d, wss cnnaufncd bY t1ro sht-
urdny evening. lie barn via also slightly
daunxeu.
, 1879-08-05

tllat he was a victim Of foul play, hut TIC jury
found that lie WAS drunk, and fell Into the holo
whfIo 30 drunk: thu willis Tiers a ran.storm
fllicd t11f hofc with water md drowned him,
fIc being ton drunk to l,ep himself. uo vas
about 10 years old, anti leaves no family.
, 1879-08-05

CInc1NsAr1, O., Aug. 4.-Tho German Thea.
trc, owned BY Or. Heghway, et the eorter ot
Vina md Mercer struts, suffered Rbout @lo,oQo
,ianinve by fro tl8 moruIng, Itle insllrAncr Ia
In LRS's a.epuiee and tile Glubc company.
, 1879-08-05

New YoRE, Aug. 4.--scr1ctary Sherman says.
be was most Hospitality received In Mainc, PROV
lug, instcad Ut bono Of contention. us some
feared, middle Eround on which alt could
meet. From all the Information ile could gain.
he bciieves That Alaine Ia safe. II the Greenbnck
question md party were out NJ the war t,r woltl
bo certain to-day OF itc election. fills advtces
from Ohio wrYc verv snngutuc-too sangu,lc, hs
feared. liz expects to beefn eprnk,ng there the
Inst OF August, und wi1l make hnulco the lssuc.
, 1879-08-05

No two nauk Of England notes are e1aet!y
allku. Tha printing Il donu by nathod kuoah
only to the Inventor. uIl the paper u fhanuahs,
urtu by 4 process which ltas be0u III clarEe ..
ll.s Portal fatalls Tor .o0 years No notes aso
eysr rcf4suca after b.!ng paid buck apto tD'
hAug, tut arc periodically destroyed.
, 1879-08-05
RIG SALT.


sa,<eta, ntsts.tcA to 7nt TfitanA go
EAST SAGINAW, Mcth. Aug., %-Tho salt
product OF Michigan for July MAS ~ aB bat"
rr>s,-,l,r tarec.t product ot any mouth III tna
niatorY uf salt manufuGture tn the St4te. :,
, 1879-08-05

Bosros, Aug. 4.-Tho bail Of Prescott g.
pll'sbury, tho de!aulting CASHIER Of the Law-
Tcucc National Bank, bas been reduced from
e., COO 10 $2U0Q3. Counsel for pilisburY said
thai hu would stand trial. and chcarfully suffer
auy penalty.
, 1879-08-05

pRso@Qs UA2E39td e 1NF 1F18HNA
East aAo1EAw. hch., Aug. 4.-1he tun,ber-
carriers IRE aakiag totdar IN adyaura of Is ceuts
per ,0O feet on lumber from tlsr Saginaw Rlyor
10 buffalo, alld tbs geueFsa opinion IL llsc rass
viii he conceded. Au adyaure Ut lex cents
vas offered to-day, but Leelusd. But lev buats
are lp but on The arrival of tue aeet the advanc,
tl.97x.
, 1879-08-05

NatcfdI Dts0xlrh to 7as Tf1bNNe :.
Sioux CRY, IT,, Aug. IA team Of horses
were stolen last evening from ]. h. Boyd, 1t
Willing, la. No arrests.
Unknown parties attempted to blow open two
safes at Newell. Sunday morning, centalninE
j$s0o, owned BY coal and lumber. companies but
1al!td.
, 1879-08-05

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 4.-A tlre at mid
night tonight almost completely destroyed tho
stock Of lais and caps ia the store Of ia. Il.
Debrua, No. 403 Chestnut street. Loss on
stock. $1,000: damage to building. $50. ~
surancc. stock, $3,600; furniture, $1,000; build
ing. 5000. :..
, 1879-08-05

PETERSBURG, W., Aug. 1.--nuring tho N.
syncH vi yatuea Rust, colored tarnlrs, frQM
A!s hou,s, aiapgiu THUS. with when 10 lived,
au1 l4elr iltaat child, weru tAusdsfed oy an
unknown UNA aud wunlau whoa! RQsu Marrlc4
uE4 uh4l.luus1.
, 1879-08-05

EntcfdI 1fkodth 70 7Ae 9F'SkaA
FoRT WAYNE, lud., Aug. 4.--Last nlGht
fireman on tho rittsburG s. Fort Wayne Rail-
war met llis wife walking With nau nAtucd
Thu Kelly, and knocked the latter down with
brics and stabbed him twice, inlllcting scrtoha
but '1ut fatal wounds. Kelly claims that the
assnuit 1pon him was unwsTrAnted. No arrest
WAS nlndG.
, 1879-08-05

Tlle return IL lie OF 4 gentleman wtlosa Oh!t.
usry ~. been published With double black sines
aud adle.ttyea Ordinarily cuuses 6ona, cshbar'
rasstn4ut Ia u ue%apapGr-olllce. But 1t u lot 10
, 1879-08-05

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 4.-Judge Lose11.
In the United Status Circuit Court, has given u
opinion III The equity suit Of William 8. tloyt u.
Amasa Sprague ct nl., md Charles G. Fratlrkl,n
Ct al. ~. Tic san,s. Th!s DECISION reltevcs thu
4. E ". Eprague estate OF claim which would
hare absorbed nearly the whole property,
, 1879-08-05
I.T0IITNfN1,

ssseial Disp.teA' to TIT Tribune.
CAunY, Mlnn., Aug. A,-E. Z. LesuTe, Wis.,
and TWO children were strueg by 'ightung ut
o'clock Ibis morning as lleY wsFH buggy slaing.,
The doeh,rs tiayu !sit!c hupes ut hls llytng. The
Wifa at.d children Are dead. ;
, 1879-08-05
THE WALLACE COMMITTEE.

NKW 'YoKK, Aug. x.~UwIug to HE inability
OF Senator Kernsn to sttep4 The sessions here,
tton frauds) las adjourned to R,eet iu Providence
% Thursday.
, 1879-08-05

THE HEAT IN NEW YOnK.
NEW YonKt Aug. 4.-Ovcr twenty deaths
were reported 1t the corouer'a Office this morn
Ing. Thesc tlcalhs wsre doubtless accelerated
BY the great hcAt.,
, 1879-08-05

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 4.-afartfn Hea-
,lcy was arrcstcd this morning on a change of
murder committed ut Independence, Ia, about
five years Ago.
, 1879-08-05

FILL. UT THE HOLE WITH UlNI'
hpeefal DlupateA IL 7As 7rias's
. GnlRp aAstps, Mcis.. Aug. 1.-The cotoner's
Inquest % tile body Of James cssig, an Old man
w.,o we4 found Iylug dead in hole IN this cisr,
returned verdict today that he died from suf-
toss,lon while lptox!catyd. 1t Nas su9goatcd
, 1879-08-05

BANKERS, CONVENTIONS.
BAnArouA, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Onc thouaand
bankers OF the six thousand Invited arc expcst.d
to attend the National Convention.
, 1879-08-05

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.~-r'nrk TEN Of tho
OCEAN, from suatlle for Ban Francisco, coal
laden, MAS wrecked IN fog on the coast OF
Vancouver lslan,l last Friinr. Crew savcd.
, 1879-08-05
CARRIAGE ACCIDENT,

-WATEH1Af3E AC{!1DTzNTs
DRAnwoop. D. T.. Aug. i.-.Jarob BchEman
a,'d William Cremer, while returning, ifom
sturgta City With hursa aud bnsgy last night.
wrru tippct! nvera l.,.A hlufr nuar town. Craner
Wns INSTANTLY killed and Dshriuau bAQly bure.
Crun1er leaves famly !p Iowa.
, 1879-08-05

A MINING DIVIDEND.
SAN FHAActsco, Aug. 4.-Staudasl declares 4
liri1opa OF 81 canta.