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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
The Hidden Hand

Prepared By the plastic hand of nature amid
sylvan groves and rural retreats, where wild flow
ers bloom and unite their sweet fragrance; where
the bubbling brook anu crystal stream kiss each
other and roam far away, developed by chemistry
and improved by science, the hidden wonders oil
nature have been extracted and combined for the
cure of all female troubles. and are now offered
under the name OF English Female Bitters There
never was remedy known that equals this very
peculiar compound in its direct and powerful
action over uterine troubles aud in the of al
those chronic female deraugemt nts that have
proven troublesome. one bottle frequently per
forms remark able cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
Purgative Medicine ,

It is an Acknowledged fact among the Medical
Fraternity that in majority of the diseases which
afflct mankind an entire can be effected sim
ply by regulating the action of the bowels by the
use of a gentle yet effectnal purgative medicine
that viii not PROSTATE. Such compound now
offered that will cleanse the stomach, unload tue
bowels, unlock the liver open the pores of the
skin and arouse the secreions, while its actlon s
cooling. quieting and soothing. The article is
known as f3ailey's Saline Apericnt which is pleas
ant and effecta for constipation, adache. fevers
r eumatism, govt and all diseases req uiring pur-
.s,-f,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
Middle-Aged Men.

Tbare are many of tn age OF thirty or forty years
bn re troubled with tsOfrequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by slight smart
ing or burning sens+ti .h ana ws"kening the sys
;or: on examining the urinary deposits. a ropy
aeamept will often be found. and sometimes small
f. of a thin or milkish hue, again changing to a
dark and torpid appearance. There are many men
who die CT this difficulty Ignorant of the cause,
bicb il the second stage of seminal weakness
n+ NcAfee will guarantee a perfect cure in ali
nch cases and healthy restoration of the genito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HOURs-s to /, 2to6.7 tos.
All letters promptly answered, and correspond
.nre confidential. Address Lock Box 26a, Daven-
mort Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
MEDICAL.


mast experience with travelling quacke, but coz
sult the located Physician, the cele-
brated Specialist,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-30
mr.. McAFFEE.

e-manently located at 317 Perry Street, DAVEN
GPT IOWA, where be has been for eight years.
W. noctor has practiced medicine twenty years,
md is regular graduate OF British and American
institntons. His treatment l. inyari Bile attended
wa, Wiz treatment may rest assured OF recovering
aIsrv benefit guaranteed by science skin and o
Comprehensive experience
coFFiEPMALE COMPLA1NIS.-Tn this department
If medicine the Doctor is prepared to treat in the
NOT :, scientific manner. He earnestly solicits the
tntion OF the afflicted TO this notice, feeling per-
sotiv confident that lis medicines give the most
neddv relief. Then do not delay, as complaint
asRbjch is durable to-day may become incurable IN
time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
Wlnnemucca Items.

Whmemuccd SRper Stale, Jan. L.
The shipment Of ore from the Paradise
Valley mine TO the Rye Patch mill
averages over . carload q day. We
learn that the company expect to realize
sufficient money from working ore at
the Rye Patch mill. which they have
leased for six months. to build . mill OF
their own. and probably pay . dividend
besides.
James DEMO, 10 years old. was thrown
from a mule iu Paradise . few days ago
and killed.
W. II. Holt. Of Paradise Valley. was
kicked In the abdomen by . horse last
week. His injuries are 30 severe that
his life Ia despairsd Of.
A carload Of ore sent from the Bea.
consfisld mine In winnsmuccs Mountain
10 Salt Lake for reduction. Melted the
owners $40 ~ per ton.
Il. Lyman Potter, the w~hselbarrow
man, is In town.
Silver Stale. Jan. 8.-Some OF the Nor.
mar horses which were unloaded here
to rest were offered for sale at 81 % per
pound. As some Of them weighed over
o ton and none OF them under 100
pounds they are pretty high priced ami.
mails.
Two teams arrived here last evening
from the Paradise Valley mine each
loaded with "a. 900 pounds Of orc. Loads
like these would astonish the natives In
the Western States where thirty bushels
Of wheat Is considered a pretty heavy
load.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
Tybo Items.

Ty1o S,n, Jan. Am individual with
his hide full OF hell fire and kill.devil
whisky was going round with . murder.
GUS looking knife open In his pocket,
New Years night. ~proelaiming his ability
to whip his weight In wild cats. Some
Of the boys threw him down and took
the knife away from him In spite Of
threats, curses and pleadings. which
treatment had . wonderfully quoting
effect.
The bullion product forthe Tybo Con.
solidAted Mining Company for 1873 Was
sac, $50. This represents q run Of ten
mouths, a. the furnaces were closed
down half OF the month OF April and
from the LIST Of November to the 10th OF
December for repairs. The product OF
December was S3l. 765 IS, which repre-
senis about ten days run.
The furnaces at the Two @ mine are
running ~ usual. producing about 160
bars every tvsnty.four hours. One fur
mace was shut down last night for r.
pairs. but was started up again to-day.
Typo has two amateur socistiss-Ths
Literary soeisty and the Comiqus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Tue great fortune left to the heirs OF
John Jacob Aston was. at the time OF
his death. estimated at $40. 600. 900. and
he was the sixth on the list Of the rich
men Of the world. Baron do Roth
schild. the Duke OF Dsvonshire. Sir
Robert Peel and Louis Philippe were
said to have greater fortunes than Astor.
In 1874 the Aston estates were estimated
to be worth $50. Oo0. 900. A ths time OF
the death Of A. T. Stewart. in 1876. his
estate Was valued at $50. 000. 900. The
richest man living in New York Is uu-
doubtsdly W. H. Vanderbilt, who WAS
made heir to the bulk OF the immense
fortune Of his father. and about whose
requests there has been such bitter Iii.
CATION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
Lonp BrAcoxsrrIp's appearance i

LORD Br%AcoSsrrrID's appearance in
Parliament after the reception Of the
news Of Princess Alics's death is some-
what sarcastically described by a Man.
chester correspondent. lie WA perfectly
made up in the deepest OF mourning.
which could not well have been deeper
had the Princess Alice been his wi
daughter instead OF the Queens. he
had on. as could judge. . new black
hat. with the deepest Of cloth. His
scarf was black; his coat. vest and trou-
sers we're OF the sablsst hue. and alto
gsthsr = more funsrsAi figure could
hardly be imagined - he walked to his
seat with bowed head and soft tread a.
10 he were in the chamber Of death It.
sell. This was very much ovsr-actsd.
and so. for that matter. wa the speech
in which hs moved the address. He
overdid the emotion. He presented in
voice and manner the picture Of grief
which in the nature Of things II was iu-
possible to feel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

TuE New York Titve. evidently
speaking BY the card. gives the follow.
ing as the status Of Senator Sharon's
political sentiments /: Senator Sharon 10
a thorough.going Grant mar. lie has
little doubt that Grant will be the Re-
publican candidate in 1880. He thinks
highly Of his integrity. intellect, will,
patriotism and thorough unsslfshness."
The possible candidates in q . Gran. is
not taken. he thinks. are Sherman and
Blaine. The Republicans will elect
their candidate. whoever he Is. and will
regain control OF both Houses OF Con-
gress. As for ss~ctionalism. the interests
Of the North and Great West will soon
override everything Of that kind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

A BIO story Gomez from the shsnan.
doah Valley. Virginia. Il is all abou. q
pedlsr who for three successive nights
dreamed Of finding q great quantity Of
money up . particular tree. Assisted by
. farmer. he fsllsd the tree, the agree.
msnt being that the spoils were to BE-
divided. Down cams the tree; q cavity
was discovered. and with it 5000 in
silver. The psdlsr expressed his un.
willingness to carry about 30 much all
YER; so the farmer took the whole
amount. paying the psdisr s2.5oo in
good grsenback.. The psdier vanished
into infinite space. but when the farmer
tried to pass the dollars he found that
they we're counterfeit; and he begins to
doubt whether the psdlsr dreamed any
such dream at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Mn. Hans, the American Consul at
Alexandria, Egypt has just gone around
tho world in a rapid fashion. unequaled
wen by Jules Verne. He accomplished
the journey in sixty-eisht days. 1t took
him twenty days to 90 from Alexandria
to San Francisco by Brindisi. Paris,
Liverpool and New York; 20 days also
to 60 from San Francisco to Yokohama;
six days after. he reached Hongkong; in
ten days he set foot on shore at Ceylop.
and twelve days later he found himself
again in Egypt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
written for the Gold Hill nsvs.l
rHE DEAD.
NJ EDITH

All / the syes Of genius shaded
E,smofe from earthly vision
LIES bright tints are dim aud faded.
Thou hast sought . land siysisn.
In the ~shrouded, silent chamber.
Weary hands, forever folded.
Lies the statesman. wrapped In slumber.
Like . form. of marble moulded.
Thou hast known thy last Of weeping.
Done thy soui with sar,h's worn trsasurs
No more sowing. no more rsspins.
No more strife for gain or pleasure.
He 10 dssdi Oh. say 10 ioviyi
Were there faults and ~fraiitiss human.
Death has made the sleeper holy.
More than living man os woman.
Love can never call his spirit
Back nom an unknown here snsr;
Peace Of 6od doth he inherit.
All uublsnt with LIES Wild laughter.
Deity him. o columbiai
Raise above his cunt thy banner;
But he will not wake from slumbsr.
Not for sszth's best need OF honor.
IL. with bitter pain and longing.
Reach We forth In sarnest ysarning.
where the angel hosts are ~thronging.
Ger the track with glory burning.
We may read . lander answer.
SIN every pulse Of mourning:
'.for him burnsth loves white censor;
He hath found the land Of morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Total shipment for tho year. 81. 2i2. $50 Ct
We heard last night that Mrs. Leon
ard. mother OF the wives Of E. A. Lit
ilefsld and Ed. Ssitz. died suddenly at
Elko early yesterday morning.
The Grand Prize Company shipped
this morning by wslls. Fargo X Co.'S
express. seven bars Of bullion, valued
at 81, Si3 %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
our WASHINGTON LETTER.
the sEaIxnIsa OF THE SOCIAL
SEASON.

Taahiesabis Anussnsus as The
capitai-A csmpsund OF hssy
simplss, bus Chiefly OF Dsse'ss
-0ensrais 0raat, shernasn sso
Baaks - Danesr-who, new
whss, whore and why theS Al
Dance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

THE death Of Princess Alice Of Hesss
conveys a warning which should not DO
forgotten. The ply sicians who have
investigated the cause Of the peculiar
virulencs Of the diphthsria which at
tackled her family with such fatal results
have agreed that the rapid spread Of the
infection was entirely due to inprudsnt
kissing. A child with . sore throat
ought not to be permitted to kiss any OF
its companions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Jan. EscAeE. - by . dispatch TO
Deputy Sheriff Massey. We learn that
William P!srse. who was confined In Jail
at Aurora Ter killing Samuel Halsey. at
Sweetwatsi Station. u few days ago,
made his escs.s thersfrom. and Is now
at large. We al,o hear that some time
after be escaped. the wires between here
and Aurora were cut. Masssy's dis.
patch. however. got through previously.
-Bodie Standard, Jan. G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

SENATOR EDArSps Is coming to be
known A. "ths ~ironical Senator" His
thrss-cornsrsd sentences at the Demo-
cratic cayuses like Brazil nuts under q
saddle. He never talks without making
his enemies feel uncomfortable. and the
silent snssr Of his msnnsr grind. such
men as Thurman and Lamar to the
quick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

Ir the Nevada Legislature has no au-
thority to regulate freiehts and fares on
roads running through the State. Why
Is IL that stove Gage 10 20 constant In
attendance ct the ssssions. occurring
once In two ysas ? An answer in order.
Austin Roslls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
soRn.

CkLLlsrER-in Virginia, January Q, to the
wife OF Hush csllister, . daughter.
ADAhs-In Gold Hiii. January =, 10 the wife
Of n. 7. Adams, q son.
MRRRlLI-ln Phoebe, December 20. to the
wife OF rrnk Merrill, . son.
STEPHENS In Piochs. December %. 10 the
wife Of John Stephens. . daughter.
DAVIS In Panaca. 10 the wife Joseph Davis,
Of W. T. Remington. . dsughtsr.
Dali Yin Auain. January I, 70 the wife Of
James Daily, Q daughter.
PRIKDHAN-tn Kursks. Janunxy Q. tot the wife
Samuel Frsdmsn. Q 800.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

THIS IL the way the Tuscarora Times.
Revi~e gets up its religious notices +:
"Rsv. Pendleton viii wrsstle with the
devil to-day at the usual hours at Ed.
wards Hail."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

USoRATEYuL.-Some ungrateiul news.
papers are rsviling the clergy because
that on Friday evening next the press
will be prayed for all over the world by
the evangelical churches. Now. prayer
won't do the press any harm. Il II
BY NO means perfect, and because the
samo thing may be said Of the church.
that Is no reason why the church should
not pray for the press. There Is moth.
ing to hinder the press from praying for
the church. Therefore. We can sec no
reason Tor wrNth.-Reno Gdietis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

THE merchant. Of California will try
to secure the reps u NsvsdA's drum
msr" Law. A counter effort is being
organized among the merchants OF this
State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
DIED.

wAsH-In Carson. January Q. Hos. r. L.
wash. member OF the Nevada Assembly
from Lincoln county. aged about % years.
CLARE-sY : In Eureka. January 8, viscsnt
Clsressy. . native Of France. aged about -
years.
sTOREY-In Eureka. January 8. Graham sto-
rey. aged tyeAr4.
NAKx-In Belmont. Dtcsuber 20. y. D. hAkx.
aged 81 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
elko Items.

Independent, Jan. THE following
Is the proceeds Of mines In Elko county
for the yesr 1873. a. returned TO the As
SCISSOR. The last quarter Is estimated,
the assessment not having yet been
made /:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09

THrY have . man In Bodis named b.
+. Butler. The Standard does not in
form US whether or not hs hasa game"
ava.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
Tuscarora Items.

Tines R.rie,c. Jan. The follow.
ing is q statement OF the bullion ship
msnt from our district during the year
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
MARRigb.

soHvuon-pukY In yloeAs. 81, n
schvsiesr 70 Mis- xsts pssy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-09
w.sursoros. Jan. 9. 1879.

Correspondence Of tn. Gold Hill Daily ssvs.l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20

In a recent number Of the Temple Bar
there is story about Balzac, which Is
probably new 10 many readers. He was.
ike Dumas. always in debt, and dreadful.
~ worried 10y duns Once when he bad
gone 10 bed. one Of these unpleasant per
sonage presented himself. and insisted on
seeing his debtor In vain was he told
that NJ. de Balyac was Ill. that be was out,
tina, he was in b.d-he refused 20 bulge.
At last the servant. IN despairs told Baizas.
who was down starr. and 10 has great
amazement received orders 10 show The
importunate visitor up. The brakeman.
already little Modified, Is ushered into
the sleeping apartment. VI. de Balzac sits
up cour,eously IN bed. makes hl- creditor
a charming bow. and inquiries 10 what
be may attribute the plea--
ure Of hi- early wit. flatt.red by the
warmth Of his reception. the foBrnisssaT
glurInurs something IN which the word
money i alone audible. Money. my
dear fellow :" crIes the man q let
ters. with his broad smile. full of bon
homie. money do you want Look IN tho
night hand drawer Of IA. dressing table
Becoming instantly supple a. a glove. the
other runs 20 the drawer. opens u. ear
ne. IT. puts hs hand 20 the bses-
there l. nothing. "Ah. savs monsieur
rom the bed. perhaps the leti hand
drawer Same scrutiny. same result. or
the middle one. Still nothing. u mnS'
trUubl. you 10 look under III. dressln2-'a-
bic" M 4. Balzac d 20 polite u y a
pleasure TO listen 10 him. tn. creditor
puts hi. head do~n-no' In tins way III"
whole furniture Of the room Is examined.
aud even the chimney. 'Sou. ssys the
author. turning sternly upen the cres'i4Ii-
~ trad.smSn. IN all the msJssty d Tao
-eled nigh.-eap." Il there u 10 uopsJ
in the left hand drawer. nor the middle
drawer. nor under Il, nor under the t--d.
nor on the wardrobe. nor up the chimney,
how Do you suprsDss ] am 30 give y0s
any," With tia. be lie. down IA. On hIs
back. and the creditor departs AnAtberzs-
thing the pot
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20
The Gaming House.

rrDn. The Spectator.
In 1855 there was house az the top OF
Piecadilly-''the Gaming" House. a. II
was callel-and. if one may judye 10y the
slight sketch. tsnnis-cOurt was part of
the Gaming House. Here Jack o.le may
have thrown man with Colonel PAnton.
or cheated at whist. in the cle4nest rock
ing way" From an e1ifying book
Authentic Memoirs Relating 20 the
Lives and Adventures Of the Most Emin-
en-, Garnesters and Sbarpers from the Re
stora,ion Of King Charles learn
what nastimes were IN favor Of the sam
ing House. Colonel Pan;0n twho built
Panton street out Of his winning was
ian absolute arts; either upon the SQUARE
or foul play. az a, English ruff and hon
or. whist. French ruH, gleek, fornsre.
lanierloo. b.nkasulet. beast. tasse;. brsy.
piequet. verequere, tiek-tack. grand trick
track. Iyish and backgammon. and he
was not ignorant 81 Inn and inn. passage
and draught-." The Colonel po-sessed
many other accomplishments Of the zane
sort When gentlemen had difference
Of opinion a. to playing on the SQUARE.
HYDE Park xas handy. and the heids no;
out II. the way. where matters eOald -
settl. IN the mole preferred by persons o.
spirit and quality. Pail Mall va.
sui an avenue q trees. where the tOurs
knocked the balls zboaf IN a game Of the
sane character "a eroquet-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20
Maggie MitchelI's stricken Family.

Prom the Baltimore American.
When the yellow fever was raging in
Memphis, one of the families attacked was
that of Mr.. John II. Mitchell, brother to
Maggie Mitchell, and Mrs. ]. W. Al
baugh. Mr. Mitchell, his wife and three
children were swept away by the plague,
only two boys being left of the once happy
and united family When Maggie Mitch
ell was apprised Of the calamity. she al
once telegraphed to Memphis, and 10y her
orders the orphaned boys were sen. on 10
Baltimore, where she was then playing,
at Holiday Street Theatre. They arrived
at GUYS hotel, where she was stopping,
and her kindness 70 them was unbounded.
IL was during her stay here tina. they
were taken 10 see her play "Fanchon,
and an incident or speech in the play rel
alive to the sOrrows and lonliness Of or
phans so affected them that they sobbed
aloud. Maggie Mitchell leaving here 10
travel. they were sent 10 her home IN New
York. Recently the younger one was tax
IN i'll. Miss Mitchell had Just then
closed at Cincinnati. and was goIrg fur
Their West. She cancelled a week ; er-
gagement and burned eastward to the
bedside of the suffering boy. 10 whom and
to whose brother she mad acted the part OF
mother since their mutual bereavement.
She attended upon him faithfully. and tie
best medical aid was availed Of, but JB
Saturday morning he died. Miss Con-
stance Mitchell, Of the Holiday Stree,
Theatre company. who is also an aunt Of
the boys. was advised of toe death by tel
egraph on Saturday night. Mr.. John II
Mitchell was a noted builder an Memphis.
and now of his family of seven there IL
but one remaining.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20

frosL tiss ,~<1.m<rio Jsr-tsl
No one ha> 70, been able % analyse Or
d.mons;rate the essential Ari8On ~ PER
fuue. ga. can - reigbsd. bot net PER
fums. The smallest known crssior=s-
The yer, nofnasl-. ~ iife--oan 10 e~agh'
i,y a microscope lens ard made H. deliver
no The secrets q th-ir Sfg4niza;son. bot
xha, Il . TIA; emans' - from the T-0ueh
a A musk deer that SIZE VIDE space fof
wear. With 10 PENETRATING OJof-an oaof
TIA. An lIirnitAi,i~ numt@r ~ sr'rznso1s
substance. can carr on -Iihouf diminish
,uy 70 .i1e and yslghi-aad ybs' . 70
tia. the warm sufaHBsr brlpgt b. .. from
he eOree.. no :n2n hss 70. ben abe 10
dr;srr1ine. 20 Gns. - ssbsls. - igfsrn-
d.rzble. 4 hAs sls5sd 10Th 0uf esi'es:s
weight. zni measure. and on ssrongsE.
ssrss.. II &c cone 10 the sss-nos. a
each od1r .s .bOslS have fnsds an ebof-
mas. .;side forward, 10th m syf@nss
and ebsrui.,ry. and hone rOsld I,,rfss
NOR than the ns-Sieal profession n q
could be 40 oossslss.vsiy dsfponsirHi>d
tbs, ,ueh an od0r yrDoseded from sseh
ARD ssssi a essse. a. - ALREADY sDos -
salrhur. saipksrz,s. bydrog~a, znHsoeis.
and the like
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20
CRIME.
IDENTIFIED.

Adiutant-General Noble, accompanied
by Sheriff Mastcrson, of Ford county, James
Masterson. c. BaSsett. Geo. Sullivan and A. III.
French have identified the Cheyenne prison.
ers now at Fort Leavenworth portion of
the band who engaged in the disastrous raid
across the State in September and October.
1878. When Mr.. French went into the cell
where Wild Hog was confined. the latter cover
ed his face with his blanket, but French recog-
nized him At once. he with the other gentlemen
having spent many years among the Indians
aud many times in the company of Cheyennes.
POISONED.
William Ruugon and wife and Grand
vile ORIENT anc four of his family. at Queens
VILE Ind, were poisoned by eating buckwheat
cakes. 1t seems 4 farmar named Hall had
placed some arsenic in his barn to kill rats.
and portion of it became mixed with the
buck wheat. which he afterward sold to the
parties named. Rungon is quite i'll. The 9th
ers will probably recover.
THROUGH THE EAR
A colored man named Grant was shot
through the ear at Topeka by another colored
man named Swaney. The injury is slight.
Swaney was examined and bound over to the
district court.
sTABBISG ARRAY.
Patrick Breer. railroa9er. fatally stab
bed William Goul, superintendent of Groe-
merits billiard room at indianapolis. Breer is
under arrest, and claims that he was defend
ing himself.