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, 1879-08-01

New YoAK, july 3-The Ilun. Henry Wat
tersotl, editor Of tho L01sYllIu Gourstrjourna',
fn an interview lere, rGltrred to Tic question of
negro emigration from tllc South: Slr. Wattcr-
son sa!l that Au for one favored their emi3ra-
ton 10 nnolher part OF the country, 4nll hs bs.
1eycd that tho Suuth would ba better oI when
another class of labor could be substituted for
eoiorca Iabur. 1la would faypr Its own State
yotlu: $4,000, ,000, II necessary, to settle Tho
colored peopIs 10 that State elsewhere. The
cotorel people in Kentucky, however, ars much
better olT than they arc III other Southern
Htates. Iu LoulsyllIo very many OF them werB
well-to.lo citizens, aud aone VI them ufs well
oil in this worlds goods. lie bclieycd in cdu-
easnE the negroes, and said II wae to lite adyatl-
tsae Of tho Houf tern. peopto to educate uEd I'm
prove their condition. Referring to the asser-
t!un that tl,e South would sntfeF II the negroes
continued 10 otnfgrate, Mr.. Watterson sal1 that
1t must b. remembered that a two-edgcl sword
cuts both why's: Should Tbs production Of cot.
tou 10 lcssened, the North, Al well as !lIa SOUTH
wouu feel lAe effect OF The rtst In thu price Ut
thAt staple. l1o thought the National Govern.
nent should not legtSlate On this emigration
movement, but that communities SHOULD settle
the snatter among themselves. There we're
several questions to be considered III regard to
tlle question Of emigration: Where Tho negroes
MeEe tu 70. aud how they are to xo aud what
thuy are to DO when they cmlgrsted TO now
ho.nes. ME. Wattersou locked upon the ques-
tt0n al deserving Vi serious thought ~ the
southern au1 Northern people
, 1879-08-01
Escape of Five Lltc-Pris0ncrs
and itccapt,lrc of Three.
Tbs Troubles of "a Wi(o Fcrs:ken and
Abused by Her Husband.
Murder Of the Proprietor Of Faro
Bunk In louisville.
Capture OF Middleton, the Great
Nebraska Eorse-Tl1ief.
Murder and Suicide in Pittsburg.-Fight in
Church at Acton, Ind.
ANOTHER SENSATION AT FRANK
ltn1}Y,.

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, 1879-08-01

Quito novel wedding took place On Tuesdsy
Of Inst wesk on thu public road near Lyons
Creek, In Calvert County, Maryland, The c0u.
Joncs, both Of Aune Arundel County. Ihe
officiating minister, tlle Rey. III, ahoaf, Of Cali
vert County, WA aE'reQueated BY ths groolnsu.an
to start from home ut o'clock on tle atose-
tlle poink uu the soud wlera they would meat
should bs memorable BY noyel Wedding. Ths
arrangement WAS carried out, mud the bride *ila
Rruonl uu horseback met thu reverend gentle
I'LL nner ~ tLs .hstsrnp ttsnebEs Of II wis
spreading oak, tha Asppy couple were u'ads
unu aui Htfe,
, 1879-08-01
4 W1TE'S STORY.
Spttfd{ Dtspdtch 10 The JfibtIfx.


Pn1L ApRLru1A, July OLA nildle-agtl
woman claiming to DO Mary shcck, Of Roc1.es-
ter, n. T., sought the protection Of the Plila-
dolphin police today, saylng sho had been pur-
sl,cd all night, beaten with clubs, and bruised
from head to foot Her husband, she said, was
James Sheck. Shc was n native OF Brussels, IN
Belgium. Their welded llfo had lasted seven
teen years. but recently she found that her
husband WIS unfaithful paying attention to q
young woman. Finding herself m obstacle
to their Intimacy, she resolved to re-
turn to Brussels, and, a. prclIm-
inary, drew from the bank at Rochester $4,000
which was deposited thcro In her own nasne.
She Informed her husband Of this, and lie No.
puarcd Indifferent about tho matter. When she
secured her money she brought II bill Of OK
change from D: ". Powers for 15,000 francs,
payable by the Bank OF Brussels. As cotrobora-
tive Of this part Of her story, she produced the
bill md gave It to the detective Tor security.
For safety, she did not lcayo It ut homc, but In
tho caro- Of q Indy frIc,d. until sbo
was ready to leave. After shc had packed
her trunks and was equipped with
funds for expenses on the journey, her husbnnd
asked her II she had her money. When shc aa-
swered atllrmat!yc1y be sclzea her, and, by RI
client effort, wrestci her purse from her md took
sl5s. lie then searched her trunks, but WAS iii.
ablc to flud the $4,000 he supposed she had.
Then, sllc said, he had her arrested and sent to
lunatic asylum At Utica. After ttirce days' So
: Iourn slle WIS released through the inter
ventton OF her friends, and returned to
Rochester, where sha seeurcd her trunks. On
Saturday lust she went to New York, md
stunped ut Rctnl,ard'e Hotel, IN Grecnwlch
street, closc BY Castle Garden TO await the sail
luz Of thu 6teutnut 1or Antwerp. While theru
, 1879-08-01

Az HrrO1tEDKn ny THE N4Trnsir noauY, nm
Ttp,1r.tC,r-rcra ~ n,rrs,nr1T,"" ~
"I""Aa-AEi't."s " pIs'nrEttlo"s
WASHINGTON, u. T., July 12.-Tle Executive
Committee Ut thu National Doarl of JIealth hns
t..s..1 ~ 81, ~. .,.,... 1.,a ''''
asaueu tae 1o!!o"l"R cllsu'aF ou ulsintcetloh:
NATIONAL lt0AHb nY 1KALTu, WABIllHGTt,N, u.
G.. July 9a.-fhr following mumoranua on dts,n.
tecttun fof limiting tho spFtad Of tho yel1owfrycr
are published ns a. summary Of existing knowledge
on thts subject. This knowlrdgu IL fAz 1runt prp-
c!se, nnd the Hoard haa lakcn tneasuEes Ia hAve
tho effects OF dtstnfrctans. md mare particularly
Of ga.cons 9r volatile o!alnfectanb upon the losyor
orcanisGs both Iunlnt anu dry. carefully tuye.sl.
gated. ThIs investigation will rsunlre much tiIie,
but tho results will. II is hnpc1. repay tho cunt,
First-lf IL prudent t0 assume that thu essential
cause of~ycliow-feyur IL wAnt maY for coucIse.
noss bo called q 'reEm,"-tAhl IL, sun,ethtng
WHICH IL capable OF ernwlh nlld propagation out.
aldo Inc living human boiy; thai th!r eeru uur.
iShsa especially in !ecaYnK organic llater or nlt
and that dlsnfcctlou mnst haye sefcrcncu Uotn to
tie germ an1 10 that llt or Whlch It tuurstrs,
Observation-Disclosures. when nsud In nlace not
Infected for tho purpose at .sntetuH Nth oi fowl
soils, Watets ETC., Incapable Of propa9stinr dls.
ensc germs. IL a moor snbRttuta f0f cirnnlncss,
ID mainly useful 10 make the process Of cleans
Ing ouosleAs and harmless. tan Dest dlstnfcctanta
for this purpose sllnhate Of Iron, caFbItc
acid, frcsh g1!cklImc fresh charcoal pn,yupr,
chiorias Of ztnc,, chloride OF aluminium. per.
naeahatc Of potash.
7hird-The twn great difficulties tn destroying
the vitality OF tho gerH OF yel1pwsfetaF nrc, rsl,
10 bring the dtsinfecttng EEtnt Into &stnal cun-
tact With tho gersn; and second, 10 ssott innrinR
, 1879-08-01

TEnras HAuTB, Ind, July s1.-At halt-past 9
o'clock this evening fire was discovered breaking
from the upper story OF Thomas snapp's largo
plnnlng- -shops, on Ninth street. They burned
with great rapidity, and we're entirely destroyed.
Origin unknown. Tile buildings, boiler. englue,
and two planlng-machines wero owned by Sam
uet McKcen. Value. about Il, 1000; insured for
$3.50. All the other lumber, machinery, tools,
and material were owned BY snapp. Total loss
about 5000; no insurance. Tho St. Deusdc.
Catholic school-houss aud teachcss' residence
opposite were damaged about, $1,000; fully ia-
most extensive fire here FOR years.
, 1879-08-01
Yesterdays Testimony In the Gin.
cinnati Election.laW In
vestigation.
Views Of Dc In Ntntyr, the Groom
bnclk Preacher Of In-
lfnnnpOliy.
How a Kentucky Mob Listens
to q Republican Orator.
Charley Foster to Meet the Hrsaubaok
Speakers on the Stump.

EAEC1lON Lay !NHoAts1'
elNciSSA1i, ", eu'y at'-nt t1o hesslon Oh
t"o Eoue.ssso"s' l"sose'e @.'px eo.'S 9," w
uhY tnc ona'fnlau aaao'u.eu 'nAt Uuoso ~ fo1a'
~, 1ao ac''. eo,aP'e'o ''ss W LUZ oup'''' ''soi'
a"a 'n"se VINO 'G,useo to ees'e.
Alexahaer ~ feascc was u'en eal'ca' anu .ola
tnc etorS Oh 3ne trouole oet"eeh snoer.'soF
FeffS "ti baeH nseuS' he sa'a that ne' feff7
was tousn sespee'eo W us ne'Ra9ors.
Mo ol1ef "toess apnea'ms, LAWYER Saup
oe'i sufees'c" taa''As "r' oottoE"o1Iu ~ lne
stsno.
Ms. bntterssofsa SAID 10 thought It father
cool proceeding oot ne "as perfectly ~'lilng'
Mr' Conger remarked That 1t appeared
strange that the prominent gentlemen WHO pro-
fcsrea the charges before CONGRESS failed TO ap'
pear now. ue suggested aat IL "as better
plan to call tho u1emorialtsta first, and learn
what they hsd charged.
Mr.. Dutterwor,l, t,,rn said: nThe penttcman
,rta haa ss,,ad -. ,a ,.,nsn - t,a ~ narsanst
enemy. KNOW lle Is hcrs to endeaVor to
anirch my reputation. think 1t improper to
Gull mo now, but am willing IL tho Committee
desire. Nj: cs.aobe!'l. not sele in tho iossles.
OF any party, ont rs mr. pefsohai enemy
Sir. Campbell replied, denying the charge,
and claiming lint bis firm had been employed
~ n 'e euss "'a a''s'ea "' e''n'sf @'"@fuS
ar. battoe"ofta'
Alter discussion. the Committed decided 1t
mad given their s.ntcmcntz.
A. nt,or1vorth t1ov to.t;r.a .,ot III. f,on.
+4' n, nuI's4 "osI .o" 1'.1t"ea 'n"t .4's eatn"
nslen Committed d'd not eiye him plckel for
the cnmpa1Ru. lie received from other SOURCES
$500. IIo kept no bauk account, / told NV
frIcnda cotd not ofror,t IN acron. ,i,o n,,,,na.
.,s' ~. 49,, ~ u, @sps 'nu "et.,ua Ina
uoa M ~ Sonksess' alo lucy sepneo taas lucy
would furnish the necessary funds. I received
from Col. Robinson, at Columbus, $1,000. II
was scut to me, not 10 the Committee, re.
eatvu, a. mn r-,,r tb,s ,,otrh,,,,t..J 1t.a
eeisco S'toov '4o14. t"'7 n'.4hoo'aooa' aao
determined to run the campalcu mysc)f. l never
received d cent from Washington. never heard
tlat S. 600 vas sen from Washington, I called
m Eurcnc 11sslc ,yhon hare cxncctinv ~ r.c.,v.
o,d h',t al not rnt rsn, n b, 100 ,sonas
ets' uus sf. IN. mo ,s ~ ~" n, ~ Eafo naoub5
, 1879-08-01

LINCOLN. Nab., July 3t.-The cattlo epidemic
previously reported to TIE TRIBUNE from thls
place is not 80 bad ns was at first supposed.
About thirty-t,ye cows In all have died from the
disease, which is now disappearing. Thorough
examination eyInccs the fact that the cattle have
died from drinking staguant water poisoned by
an unusual number OF animal carcasses deposit
cd near the grazing grounds this spr!ng. Ar,
Love, tile dafrymRn, who Is tile greatest sufferer
haytng lost several tlnc cows, has removed bis
hatd 10 Seward County, where there Is plenty ot
up1uuu grazing md fresh wutcr.
, 1879-08-01
MILES, COMMAND.

Flight OF Sitting. Isall and Ills I}rayos, Coi.-
aIs.ipR of About 2, 0o0 Fighting Mct,.
ST. Paul. 3tlnp., July 3l.-Gcn. Tory, ca1n4
manilng the Military Department Of Dakota,
received tonight dispatch from Geu. Milcs
dated "Camp on Rock Creek, eighteen miles
south Of tho bouudary,'' saying slsting-Dulps
bund Of Sioux lied northward to Wood Mount
ain, leaving their property scattered alone tiu
line Of route for fifty miacs. The sionx nrc
estimated to number 1900, with g, 0M fighting
men Gen. Miles says he beicrcs he has force
cuou9h to deal With all the lndiaus Sittiue-Bull
can gather.
, 1879-08-01
G. A. r

ERIE, Ia. July 3!.--1ha cornerstone o! The
monument to tis'i. Anthony Wayne WAS laid
here t"-day With imposing ceremonies. Gen.
Wayne's remains wefo e1hunaeh tu 1900. Tic
acsh was boiled from thu boues, and relatcrret,
thu buDes belng taken tu Chester County, Penn
eylvauts. Tlle monument ts to bo ol, tho site ol
tho original inter!nent, mud where portion OF
&ha tamains uoH lie.
, 1879-08-01
WASHINGTON.
a DiaeouraEine Look for the Darfan Cana1--
Frecdmen'A Bank ACYatrs-Isu%Iness Of the
National. Bank Redemption Agency.

FFH4lm1n'h Bank kAHn1fb-HQtIne14 or the
National. BANK Redemption Agency.
11,,oi ptspatca 70 7as 7,1o,.ua
u.ax,,..aso,, n :, 1,,,r a, I,f....,,n
""st's1lo"' =. ~ oa'f ei'-l''.os'ia'1o''
OF Admiral Ammeu and MIR, sicnocal in regard
to tho action Of tie Paris Intcr-Oceanc Canal
comnonv ,,a. Ind y ,noat a.nrooaro afr,,,t
@ As' "@I ~. uess 1ep.ees.h e.'.;, eA1ss
secure friends In that city for the
Dc Lcsaeps project. Wh1e Admiral Amn,cn
woa nnt nrcaent at that confrren,s IN mi ofcta,
a.n.s -. - ~ T,onssnant
~ ~. ~ y. ue uose,
tile United States, It Is now undcrstooa BY those
Interested that he was present With the full np-
probatfon of tina Goyernmont. and that hi.
vtcws virtually are thnao of ,he Govcrnn,cnt
- i. ~" haI,ovaa law ,,,at w.. ,.,,,.a,tan ~,
~ - no" believed aero .nas tae pao''ca1lon o.
h1s report abrocd will faYo the effect Of
postpoutng the execution Of the De- Lesseps
scbenc. md nossjb]y ending II altoQothcr.
f. .rl,, noa. horon.a i,,a,rn ,i.rs - nnca m,
~ wv, no" pesoa'e 1no"u .nesa NJ onse' no'
only tat tho engineering ol'iicuLt1es OF the Fan
ann route are practically insurmouptablc, but
that tho United States Is thoroughly opposed to
fiat ror+n n,vl dto.o,fst,el ,rith nm noaara
whic1, hcxe hccr ,ni,on ~ acs,rs ca,ress,nn, ~
forelrp parttes, Tho probahiltles seem to bc
TINT tic pending discussion will result In q new
survey. ia which the cnglnects Of several ns-
flows viii he asked n tnko port.
Tic present condition OF the affairs Of the
tie Commissioners, is that The cash on hand
Amtt,nts to S113,1o0,-npk enough to make It
worth Wills to decare q dividend at present.
TlIog arc trving to sell tia matu bank building
II, tf1[a cty and II ttlnv are s,treasfui In ohta.
fn,r cvcu n fair nrfce 1for II. fhpv fl,irlr th"x
rrSr1t tln,, ho aha ~ dnce,arn1a = siridn,,1 ~
n a M t .S" eTt, ri s'"Io ~ ti I.I .s -
~ 1ei Gelt' 1hls, ~ cDnueet!oI "ltu tnpsa ~
feauy ucelafeu: would Glge tae uoposltoEa tU per
cent, aid this 1a about oil that It T. expected
ttuo OF tbs failure were found bY The Commia-
eionCrs to be about S3,GQ0, ,OUO, auJ ltt1e less
rcnnrt wrt In. +, .. rcarhcd hsre =, rresr, :,
Tho conltlon Of liz snioreu sehoois in 1)eiaware
ehnws thnt Fl, thmk State M, nnhtfr nrnylslnn
wfatcyer ii r,,aJo tor the cducatIoIcof coiarri
nenne ol,tattia of thu Cfty uf Wilmington. ffhe
|arro school fund brlon1}nr to t,o statc. w,,tci,
was chfeliy majo in of nayn1ents from
thc General Government years ero, Is aunljeI
erc1tsjyety 10 whitu arj,ntIls. Tho ,,tmoet tint
tic Democratic Lcc,sjatIye of TINT State hns
done In tic direction Of providing lhe means of
ctlucation for colorcd children was tint q tax
shoud bo ,evied by county oflicors unon i'm
coornll ncoDte. and unon these differs rcreiyne
, 1879-08-01
THE WEATHER.

Opr1oE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsn1xoroH, D. C., Aug. ii a. m.-lndicl'
tions--For the Lower Lake regions. slgltly
warmer, southeast to southwest winds, ctear y,
partly cloudy weather, and stationary or slowly
falltns barometer.
For ronnessec aud The Ohio Valley, warmer,
southerly and westerly winds, parsly cloudy
weather, and slowly falling barometer.
Fur the upper Lake region. during the lay,
warmer soutlcrly winds, falling barometer, and
partly cloudy weather, followed by cooler north.
er1y to casterly wfnds, rising baromctar, and
areas Of rain.
For tic Upper Missfsslppl aud Lower Missouri
ValloYs falling, followed BY. rising, barometer,
wurm BoutherIy winds, partly c!uudy weathcr,
md areas OF ratn, followed Ly Winds shifting tu
uortherly a,,d castcsly, with lower temperature
durlug Friday night.
Local unsKzvAT1oTs.
, 1879-08-01

2s{'1t1N} 7HfRN}FA N 7Hb 7F7b1HH*
Quincy, ILL.,, july Dt.-1nfor1nation received
In the city leads to the belief TINT William KaIs
ncr, citizen of Quincy, has been murdered In
Colorado. Mr.. katsncr went West In company
with Mr. Montag, aomo time ago. and bus been
Engaged II, llerding In Colorado. Report has It
that recently bis body Was found between DeN-
yer and Leady'llc, horribly lnutt1atcd, The head
having been severed. 'fllo motive lnr the mur-
der Ia unknown, but Ia believed to tavc been
for robbery. "Details Of the crltne arc wnntlllI..
for tile rcuson that Mr.. Mnntag, who ia knows,
to to alive, has written nothing concerning Il.
, 1879-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

CIsoaHAT1, O., July Bl.-Thc Cincinnati Cot.
ton Exchange to-day adopted resolution pro-
sesttug aeaiaat tho proposed change Of place of
meeting OF the National Cotton Exchange from
1t. Louis to New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3l.-A Bodie dispatch
says The STANDARD shipped during July u, ,659
nliu Hudle 4intnx $13,57e.
, 1879-08-01

ATLANTA, ua., July 8l.--Tho detectives arc
utterly at sen III regard to the Dotaar murder.
The negro captured tho other night r>ow denies
any knowledge Ut tlio crime, nnl saYs shat tic
confession he nIade Was all nntrue, and that he
l,as MT knowledge Ut thu crime. seyeral partics
aro yet out, and almost every Que brlIgs In a
prisoner, but the bottom facts have not yet
becn reached. There are new ihrorlcs being de-
yeopcd almost hourly. 1t IL still believed tl,at
the negro lrst captured Was prescnt at the It'll
irE, but ills story ID hardly credited.
, 1879-08-01
GEN, HARRISON,

&pfcl0I Hltp0tcf 70 The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 8l.-Gen. Harrison leares
hcro for Washington Tomorrow night, aud,
after nn Interview with the President. will DE-
eide wllother to acccpt thu rlaco Gu tho Al[sss'
sIppl Commission. lIo says there is no truth
wla,ever In the Washington dispatch to . Cm-
cnnati uaper stating that he had accepted tho
position,
, 1879-08-01

Sptrtal iHspufchTo TIT 1ftbHHA
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 3l.-A tragedy, the
result Of which, will bo murder, occurred here
tonight IN gambling houso At 70 Fifth street.
Shortly after o'clock the upstairs door Of No.
IS was raped, and stranger entered the door
without waklnE to IN admitted. The stranger
was drunk, md JOHN II. Morton. ono Of the
propr[ctors, bid htsn not enter the Cnnac. Tie
follow sat down and soon after called Morton 10
o front room, where they were alonc.
a eccond later pistol sho.s were heard, four be-
.ny fired. Parties playing faro in the
back room rushed coward tho front room, where
they inut tho stranger leaving tho housc, excft-
ctiy ilourIshng pistol over Ills bond. Morton
WAS no. to be seen, Ile had sctreatcd toward u
window where the firing ncgao, md, on recety-
inE two allots, one In The right elbow aud one
In tho left shoulder, attempted to leap out Of
the window, wbeu third shot struck him be-
hind the right ear, causing Ills body to fail 10
the brick sidewalk below. The stranger leaned
cut Of lllr window md fired the fourth shot.
On leaving hc Wns met by the crowd, but scat-
tered It with bis weapon. lie wns finally arrest
ed By the police and identified al cgar-maker
named Z. Yomau. Cause unknown.
, 1879-08-01
OBITUARY,

HUDSON. N. r., July 3l.--col. John V. D.
Du Bols, United States army, died at h!s resi-
duuce near tAIs city this morning, aged 10.
CLxyslAsp, O., July Sl.-Judge ". y. e.
A.alns y l!usscl, died At his re4taruce III sL4
city to-day, aKsd i. yeats.
, 1879-08-01
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., July 8t.-The Republican
statc Executive Comu,lttee has received o
challenge from the Gtconback State Committee,
nskfng that Charles Foster engage In n series Of
joint debates with either ex-Qov. Charles An-
1ersou. William Cary, OF Dom Platt. Tic chat.
tenge has been accepted, and meetings will
Hereafter bs arranged at prominent points.
, 1879-08-01

1P1tIQF U51t09tA 70 JN3 31bVH6
Ngw Yoax, July ol.-Tho italian, Portfolio,
who murdered 3iiehAel Dolender In the street
last week, IL persistent tn h!s attempts at SUI
eide. liz IL kept LII padded cell, hound hands
und feet, all wat:hed by two Keepers. Ills
eilorts to atarye himself orc thwartcl By q
physician, whu injeuts food through stuInach-
pump. Portfolio lns!sts that he will kilt hUse|f,
and IL constantly on the watch for au oppoT-
4uulty.
, 1879-08-01
MAINE.

BANGOR, July 3l.-Thc Democratic County
Convention to-day nominated tho straight Demo.
cratic ticket, refusing by an almost Unanimous
vote to await the action Of the Grocbback Con-
ycntlon bufore presenting t!ckot.
, 1879-08-01
SillElDF.
3UTtIDEt
3iAs..faA m Ill

Sp<cfai MtpAtcA 10 Tia 1titAAA
BLooM.Ha7oA, ILL.,, July 3l.-Courad Zoulafr,
German farmer iiyns at Stanford, coum.ttcd
suicide last ulxbt by hanging himself iu barn.
ZouIatl was quite wealthy, but Of late had boon
quits ltss!patud 10 hls hallta-
, 1879-08-01

. BosToN, July 9i.-The Decentralization
ccntral Committee held Its regular meeting to-
night, aud unanimously resolved that in tho up
preaching stnte campaign the7 will support for
Office mono but unuoubtcd GrecDbacksrs.
, 1879-08-01

Iowa Clrr, 10, July 31.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention OF The Fifth District,
in session III this city to-day, nominated the
Hon. II. Z. ]. Boardman, OF Marshulitown, rs
their candidate for Congress.
, 1879-08-01
AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.


MILWAUKEE, July 31.--A fro this afternoon
destroyed three or four barus md sheds, and
q valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Bode. The
barns weru located In the rear Of DaVlson's
marble works, on Third street. 4 portion Of
lhe u,urb!c works wns oIso destroyed. The total
loss !s estimated IT. 8, 800, fully covered by ta
6ufauce.
, 1879-08-01

The a1arm from Box 475 at 6:45 yesterday
morning WINS caused By fire In the one-story
frame cottage No. 10 Moorman street, owned
anu occupied BY Fred Sitter. The fire originated
from some unknown causcs IN the summer
kitchen. Damage trl1ing,
, 1879-08-01

On hearlne Of the Emperor Of Qermang's
tuublcs ou the polished toor of hts roaIu,. sa
Old 1ady employed in making shoes With ci1th
sues wrotu blu q LITTER Recommending hst
manufacture, aud got gracious permission ~
scA4 p9lt.
, 1879-08-01
CLEVELAND CHARTERS,

CLEVELAND, O., July 8l.--Vessp1 charters TO-
dar: Schss Dayld Vance, coal Asltabula tu Atil.
waulce, Bic; llontauls, AsltabuIa to Chicago, SOC;
William Young, coat, Clssal4M to Marquette,
d0c; Jamcs Norris, coal, Black River to Toronto,
Oil u, {,
, 1879-08-01

IIsMrsrEAD, July 3l.-R. Il. Boothe, ak
County Attorney, was shot and instantly killed
lust night, By Il. r. Springfield. Tie murderer
t. Ut large! Two Sherih'a posses aEs pursuing.
, 1879-08-01

Special D!tpaten to 7ns 7rtbAins
BLooM1SoToN, ILL.,, July a1.-Tle Star E1e
vator at sccor was destroyed BY 1rc last night
Loss, $1,000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-01
I~ElEaRApHIc sREyITIEs.

The framework Of the new bridge
being built across San Lorenzo creek al
Hayward's, California, fell on Saturday,
through not being sufficiently brsced'
The contractor and four workmsn were
prscipitatsd from 80 to 30 feet. Three
were seriously injured, having bones
broken and receiving internal injuries
the others were but little hurt. escaping
with Q few cuts. bruises and sprains.
r. q. Moore, who wa lately dis.
charged from the position Of keeper Of
the Dupont powder magazine. in Marin
county, shot and killed Adonia Fulton,
manager for the company, on the 27th.
As soon - Fulton fell Moore placed
the pistol to his own head and blew out
his brains.
The infant son Of P. Candida. an
Italian vegetable gardener In the West
srn Addition. San Francisco, was found
dead in his fathers garden on Friday
last, with his throat cut. No clue 70
the murderer.
A Chinaman was murdered on the
9th In Q house on Sullivan alley. Ban
Francisco. Four Cinnamon and one
Chiuawoman were arrested on suspicion,
but there II little evidence against them.