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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

BolIlNa FRESH FIsH.-All fresh fish
or fresh meats must be put into boiling
water; salt fish or salt meats into cold
water. Before putting In the fish
throw in about two tablespoonstul of
salt for Il large fish. and wine-glass
Of vinegar. This secures the best
flavor Of fish, and the vinegar does
not affect the taste at all The
water must be boiling when the fish is
laid IN, but after that 1t must only sim
mcr. Never boil fish. lis done when
1t begins to crack or cleavo apart from
under the gills, II whole fish; if only
part of fish it will, when done,
spring or a little from tho backbone.
Don't let it cook minute longer after
that.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

WHAT Is one mans food Is another
mans poison, but that rule won't
work both ways. '.' .- 80
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

THE occupant Of villa Is not neccs.
sariiy Il villain.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

CsTEAM Power Thrcshers Speciality. Special
- sizes Of Separaors made expressly for Steam fo"er
NUR Unrivaled Steam Thrcsher Engines.
" both Portable and Traction, with Valuable Improve
nents, far beyond any other mako or kind.
RYaTE ENTIRE Threslling Expenses (and often
II three times that anount be made by the
Extra Grain SAVED by those Improved Machines.
GRAIN Ratsers will not submit to the en0r.
VI wastago Of Grain and tho inferior work dono BY
all machines, whom once posted OH the difference
SATOT Only Vastly Superior for Wheat, Oats,
~ Barley Rye. and like Grains hut the Only Success.
ful ThrCsher In Flax, Timothy Mle' Clover and IKE
change from Grain to Seeds
TN Thorough Workmanship, Elegant Finish,
II Perfection Of Parts Completeness Of Equirnent etc.,
our YmR AroR" Thresher o. :lts are Inoompara0e
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

A LADY, joking about her nose, said :
" L had nothing to do In shaping it. 1t
was birthday present."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

TO JUDGE SILKS. - There arc two
ways to judge silks. Note the closcness
and evcnness of tho rib, and hold it to
the light to judge the better Of this.
That shows the texture. Then crush
the material In. the hand and release it
suddenly. Notise If it springs out
quickly; that Is the vcrvc, and should
leave no crease behind. The quality of
the silk Is the softest in the world, and
often wanting in stiffness in appearance.
The Bengal silk is the poorest, and de-
hcicnt in verve. And, again, there is a
great deal Of silk manufactured which
is adulteratcd with q material called
jute, which is inter woven IN the fibre
of the silk. This manufacture will BE
found very deficient In yerve. 1t is n
silk which, if wetted, stitlons almost
like paper.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
A Boon 70 Humanity

A sEAsIDE invocation - " Let Us
spray. ',
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

II ron ARE Nervous AND DEpsEssyn taha
HooTtAND's GxRMAN hTxnBs. . .'77~~- -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

WHAT sort of a voice has the washer
womanP Why, soap-rano, Of course.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

Never appear to notice q scar, defor-
nifty or deAct Of any one present.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

KEEP THE DWELLINGS DRY.-A warm
and dry atmosphere Is not unwh0le-
some, but when cloudy or rainy
weather brings u sultry mir which
dampcns everything around us, the at
mosphcrc may DC loaded with the
germs Of disease, and fire Is needed to
destroy them. The walls, the ceilings
and floors OF apartments should never
hc allowei to become damp. Some
times, when the warmth OF the air is
oppressive, fire Is more necessary to
preserve health than 1t Is at another
season TO project us from the warmth
OF winter; and the rooms OF dwelling
should never be left without tEe means
OF warming and drying. Investigations
have shown that some Of the most fatal
Diseases are caused by tho germs OF
vegetable anu animal life, and that u
humid atmosphere is most favorable to
their propagation. 1t is, therefore,
neglcrhing not to avail ourselves of the
great discoveries OF the age, and failing
10 protect ourselves from scourwes
which 81 fearfully uilllct families, wien
wo ignore the dunSors around us.
Apartments exposed to the full action
ol the sun, may be less comfortable I'm
hot weather than those from which the
suns rays are excluded, but they are
moro wholesome. and when contagious
diseases prevail in closely built cities lit
Is ta .e"n% @ 'GHt 5H 'HSe 'HSe sh999teA ApCAa"tss ,iG2
sun, arc less liable TO be attacked; while
the greatest number OF sick are always
found where there Is the least exposure
to tho great disintcctor-thc sun.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

From experiments made upon oak
and other sorts Of wood, it is s''found that
their strength Ia proportioncd to their
density and weight; that Of two pieces
OF the same species Of wood, of the same
dimensions, the heavier is generally
the strongrI.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

Never pick tho teeth or clean the nails
in company.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

SCROLL SAWS-All H indxTo,,s and ma =.
~ tSrtn;s1L3W PRICES; S'n'i Stamp for Catalogue
q. y" PECK. ll0 Chambers Street, N. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

A COMMERCIAL advertisement for ga
man to travel" was answered by Il
tramp. He said he was used to the
business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

HIEsKELL's TETTER OINTMENT will euro all
cabhy or scaly diseases Of the skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

A MAN never fully realizes to what
extent he is dependent upon others
until at the barber shop he was waited
patiently for an hour and half for his
tllrn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
DOMESTIC.

SOME FOREIGN DlsuEs.-Lct us first
tako up most inviting dinner dish
popular In Germany and called Hack
Brntcn. Take two pounds Of beef (top
ronnd) and one pound Of pork, and
chop them together so finely that they
make n smooth mass. Soak in water
two slices Of dry bread and press them
dry. Add foar eggs, bali y pound of
butter, work In dry, one tablespoonful
Of water; and pepper, salt, nutmeg,
and tho grated rind Of one lemon, to
taste. The whole must be mixed to-
gethcr thoroughly and formed Into the
shape Of Il loaf. Put u piece of butter
over tho top and bake for one hour In a
quick oven. Put no water in the pan
nor In the gravy that drops from the
meat. This dish Is at once delicate and
satisfying, &nd when brought to the
tablethe savory brown loaf has very
appctizing look and odor. Tho vegeta-
blcs that should be served with it are
mashed potatoes and slowed tomatoes.
Another excellent German dish is of q
dainty sort Of meat balls, called Erica
dclln. This Is an economical dish, for
any bits oil meat left over from pre-
viOus roast can be used, added to some
fresh meat. Any sort Of meat may be
used. 1t should be chopped exceedingly
fine anu mixed thoroughly with sail
pepper, dry bread, soaked and squeezed,
and tiny bit OF grated nutmeg. Some
meat broth or gravy Of any kind must
be added to keep It moist. Form tho
mixture with the hands into egg shaped
balls or finger long rolls, roll them in
bread crumbs, and fry quickly in hot
butter. If cooked too long f,esh meat
meat becomes dry. If beef ls used for
the fricadclln 1t should always be cut
from the top round. A third delicate
dish, ana ono which, like tho two
others, will please those who sometimes
tire OF ronsts, is partly French and
partly German, and may be called, for
want OF better name, Beef Rolls. Cut
a large, thick piece of rump steak into
long slices perhaps three eighths Of an
inch thick. Roll them up, tic them
with thread or string, and fry them
brown In little hot butter. Then
make good brown sauce or gravy, add
10 1t pepper, salt, vinegar and spices to
taste with Il few capcrs, and let the
beer rolls cook In 1t Tor Il few minutes
until thoroughly seasoned. Put with
these ut the same timo into the gravy a
few olives which have first been stoned.
lake the strings of tho rolls and serve
on platter with the gravy poured
around them there must above all be
plenty OF this sauce or gravy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

Io KEEP animals in good condition
or increasing in weight, should be the
object of every farmer during the VIM
ter season. 70 permit II loss OF woighl
after tho summers feeding ls to waste
the food both winter and summer. Ii
costs more to get an animal lat than to
keep II tat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

f0T thN J0lhlhg Of hCIts, goOd I9Cc
leather, If properly used, being soft and
plinhle, will always give better salts
faction than any patent fastening or
hooks which have yet beon Invented.
In many instances, the tearing out Of
lace holes il often unjustly attributed
to poor bclting, when, In reality, the
fault lies In having belt too short and
trying to force 1t together by lacing,
and tho more the leather has been
stretched while being manufactured,
the more liable 1t IL to hc complained of
, 1879-05-01

3tDTtH ana JnHFHHf. A., r.n
The recent armed Demonstration u Inc SgI W,
munc in Chicago was thu principal causa o. ua
passage Ut l,c Militia bill. Many OF tho Deas
Gratis IN t!le General Assembly were oppotca ~
the bill, on tho ground TINT It vas daflseIs,
nucleus for q stumbling army. Quite . aatSgs w.
wero In Chicago. a1ll Witnessed the 0a
muutsttc military parade ani the cle;aa9 H.
tho bloodrcd flag nt Terrorism hhorc lle e.. e.
and Stripes. When they returned 10 a. smu
field thuy were tllu most earnest cham! H.
the hill, aud hv their votes II was iassea. T.,
CuIntnlsno is simply m organization to'fasa i. +
meet tho sncal status anil cn!Hilttoi ~ !,hr, ic
scum, uni dregA Of Europe, They ere lo.4.1 ,
tllp,nautyes, nnd thry Wish to oIas ~, =,
clnsscs down to their level. TlEo plant = DEi T.,
which cannot tnko root tn .sucslcaf, SOU ,+a1, M
leaders, anu mast Ut it* members. t1sihe t',,, Mu
the Oil country. When Tiny liu .s!e Go'ams, ,n,nt,
ahsunlity will tu With them. and l!tc s',bs, ,hst
dcatl, hastens t!lo day the better "lMs "ls,r H. i.
live, however, they teptl Watct!lss' iar ~"
norn,cu alel vteuusess liako them ~ - dt
cemeut III tho community. ln tlclr ga h'n /,
stroy, nothing would crafty tcm nols y; aIo lO.t,
atatt revolution. They l.aYu notlls ~ 'ti,rt
Rnl In the turmoil of strfu would gam y hl(oA
nna plumber. II tlley wrrs nut stIpll.''a 'ar.ikf
they would know TINT the ttrot sIol ml -. Il
them as au organization HlIl 10 TIT e'S"''
aweep them nut VI existence.
, 1879-05-01

. V4aIHH Hd*eHt.
Honorable l!Ire ara scarvH. ! rctueribfr few.
.anl they we're ltigl,.aclu0l I0ys. VI coursa. A
squad Ut them, uettinE each otlcr with snow-
bulls ns they went over the cnn1ion MID ~ ny
street on liz: way to school one afternoon were
nut such Eool ahUts that Uny 1T them did uot
hurl h!a missile through parlor wtntlow-panr
up went tin window. Isn! ont poppel an angIy
ladY's !icad. (which u you bays broke tuts
pane oi glass!" ~ did" replied. the real Of
fcaier, stopping; forward to apnlovlxe. "Whas's
your t'atae, nul where do you livef'' 'rhp hoy
responded tTathtully; hui hls companions, to
saye btin, cried uut; !" No, no! did It! |. lla
nlltl l1e didn't live thtru anyhow. NV uutnc Is
Su.aul-so, alni ivu number something, In snrll
street. ssnl my futl,esll payl'' The confusion
Of tuIEluca md deounter.stateInents 81 perpiu1el
Of llurs, au In rage shu slut siuWl tlu window
With bang, aud hsoka anotilrr t,auo Of glass.
, 1879-05-01
TIFF WEATHER..

OFFscu or THE CHIEF 6tUNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IL a. m.-lndlca.
tIons: Fur tic Tennessee mud Ohio Valley,
north aua east winds, partly cloudy weather
aln' occasional rains. rising barometer md
lower tginperAturc.
For the Upper MIsststtppl md Lower Missouri
Valleys, nogthcast Winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather, stationary or higher temperature,
rising barometer.
For thu Upper Lako region, diminishing
northorly Winds, shift 10 youth H,Vl east. with
partly cloudy or clear weather, rising followed
by stationary barometer, nnd lower tc.npera-
ture.
Fur the Lower Laku reKloo, north und west
winds, partly cloudy or clear weather, preceded
by light snow or rain, rising barometer, sta-
tlonary or lover temperature.
L0uAL ousEkFATtHNs. .-
, 1879-05-01

about to alminIsteF poison to his Wits md
chld for tho purpose Of killing tlrtn, altar
which he proposed to take his own 1lfc. 4 hot.
tic o{ poison with which ho totcsicst to commit
the crimc was t1iscoyfrel on his person soon a.
ter his nrrcst. Circumstances lenti,ug to the
contemplation OF t.c. wlsolesaEs murder Of him.
suing fot n,ul obtaining a liIl Of divorce frotn
him Oil u charge uf ttsctlun at,st cruelty.
ltno.hcs was brought to, tllc city antl lodged fn
jail.
.1oel r. Mlncx, who sccently escaped from the
Scnttsvile, ky., jailt wtlere hc WAS cunllnrd fur
rulbcey, was captured lIute to'daT and placed in
fAlt.
, 1879-05-01
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMeH1s, Tenl,,, April :W.-A Convention Of
representatives from ilic State BoaEds OF Health
of Michigan, illinnis, Ken.ucky, Louisiana, Tex
Is, Arknnsas, anl 'rcnnctseu met this afternoon
and affected Temporary organization By calllHg
Gen. Cyrus llussoy. OF Nuw Orleans, to tho
ch4r. 'Itl, object of the tonyenuun Is to llaye
concerted aciton In preventing tho introduction
to antl spread ol Ytlluw fever III Tie United
Sta.es. Without tgatisartlsI:, further bustness
u,c Convention adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
, 1879-05-01
TO 1SE HANGED.

Spff'a' ~ n''"'s" 81 70 or 1"' n,,'" ,7,oaa'
I.ou1sv1LtE, ky, April 3o-Nobcrt ANDERSON
was sentenced, In the Circuit Court to-day. to
be hung June 81 next, for tho murder OF bis
""e' ~ r....s ~. h.s,a1 .ho fo,,,,uI,,o -,
tofe t"e toafe' t1e "a''oe" ''o 4o'to"'"s u
Judge jackson:
DrrlcE or COUNTY jar, March 20, 1870.-7o
u. l.. Jackson. .!Hdqe Of ne Circuit Courf-Sin:
II hard fatc should 50 rule tllat oc denied new
trial, nnu the eGnfenee VI tie aW nus 70 nc passea
npon MT ,, aeS have uta,t ~ or1or
,t 1t " ~ tho fnt,u,h, M a1rv rhic1. nxc
, 1879-05-01
AN lH4tTIs LOTTERY MAN.

c. - ~ I-I, M
1T. LOUIS, NO., Apf1l 3o.-s!nce the recent
incarceration of tho lottery men tAero tas been
very ba.t feeling between tlclr friends u,ul
,VnL.,1o1d &. sfrf,hcanov N, ,,r,Io. ,vhc
,s, .,,.. ~. 49,. .....' w ,S..,..'."',
eaAseu 'ae SUITS "eal''st Ihc"t ~ ne 'nstltulat
with tho uitertor View Of forcing them to pur-
chase Immunity from poiicc Interference frunl
Dr. Ntlelpt tlm Y,co-i'resrt!cnt of the Board of
rs.n., ,vh,, i. ,hn hon,, ~ lin ia.,nrv "a.u.s w.
f4~e' "'e 10 Wv "~o0 ~ wv 'o.1o'f eop',
",.a "'o Is no" auout uae oh!y o"a
o1| s''o ml'e'' men 'elt WIN Ms per-
soha' lFeeaoH', ul'a consequently INC on1y
ohe TO delcha ING cause on Tue oats'ao
os Inc c,ty 'a'l. "as poFehas'hs some t'eKots
aooue O'CLOCK tt'S h'tst1'non as tno o'Sn'pe
lAeat'e' whcn Ils eye lel! upon 11c passilss
toFla ot Mf' ~. .. NaKelcld. Ao immediately
sprang upon anu seized tint gentleman W Tic
hoart!, saving, ut tho same tins, IL have nlnla
ut, nv mind to thrash you tho frat time saw
vn,,. un1 no,y Pm pf,tn, IN rive IL Il, van. VIM
;mrh,r"i villain. YuIi hu,I halter aim Twin.
IL t'rrnk NJ, INV i,rstnrss, i TtIs ,sas a
surrrixn tn th1 rmsc cSrant.d w.ntiu,ro1
wi,E III. nt,,s h., u,.I T., Tho nnnf,s'n
~ III. ,nom"nt In fn91k - ite i,ecis oni rsn fur
Ina t,f' AMI Hsiutr ,,,,,ch inr'ssr l., IN ta~s
.." Rr"'cr" r ,r"ac ,nn, h,s ssts -, far tho tina
"r ia,",, AAa' ~' AIN 0"> "'s IVY 'Ae ''''e
s'77.r II, III, g., f,.ruo,n Franco who ,voa hv
this i'm. rm,rlnri~ ~, ~, n .nafb ,Dat Wut:
nld ' WSt t.nSsnav mil tnrI rsrtv an tbs cor.
,nr - " sirth III ivo,n,,s .tr.e{, " ,vi.s,, ha
a1nuIrd an M W,Leto1 sm, .avn lin .ar.,M" Nv
sirmnIIn,, ,ytti, 1,ix iis,s 1 no,Ie.mon mrrtp"H
, 1879-05-01
4 Lady 8tlaEi,aia0otur.s :

Fayetts County, Kentucky, has beautiful
young lady of 10, who Ia equal to Ur. Carver
;iu riIlo shooting, With IN 1ld-fashlaned slus-
rel rtds she recently slot two blackbrds cut
OF tAe tUp Qt u trua and TWO owls through the
leal.: As VI exhibition ii her skill sue tentered
thu mark six times to succession at tie 6lstxuec
nj Sixfx Yntt9s.
, 1879-05-01
MURDER TRIAL,

1fptt3dI Ukt1FfA 10 IRE 7T76NHE.
LINCOLN, Ncb., April o0.-I'ho jury has been
impanelcd In the ease OF Aiaurlce Fitzgerald, In
tlictcd for tic murder Of Daniel Mcneil, at
Greenwood, Cass County. tile murder Of
Cured two months aEo, Fitzgerald shooting
Mcneil Without further provocation than that
Mcneil MAS trespassiug on bis grounds. Fltz-
gerald Is wealthy citizen ot Cass County. The
Indictment Is for murder In the first degree.
The caeo promises to be an interesting one.
Several Of tho bcst attorncys Of tie State wore
ctuplore1.
, 1879-05-01
R0sT0N ITEMS.

Bosros,. April 8o.-The Civil Damage bill
passed. By Tho Legislature, which permits the
recovery VI damages resulting from thu sale Of
lguor frpm tho ownrrs at buildings wherein
litluor il sold, wa sigucd BY Gov. Talbot tlis
afternoon.
Wlaian E. Baker Oilers to donate PROPERTY
, 1879-05-01

HbFt9df 7NEt17tH 7N8 779eEHK
MILWAUKEE, April 30,-Tho reward for the
apprehension OF Cohen, tho forgcr, has been
increased to $500. lie Ia supposed to DO on bis
way down tho Mississippi Riser to Now Orlcans,
and thence to Mexico, Photographic and de-.
scrtptlons nro being mailed to nil parts of tho
world. No effort or cxpcnso will bo spared to
effect hts capture. :"
, 1879-05-01

Tla Emprsss Of .Austsia ~ y good tenant; u
Lonrfordss l,jaee ia lrsa1h, which s!Ie hired thu
nut session., Si0 600, aud further 1a sa rent.
slv has taken' II lor next seaspn Ut condition.
that u prevented from going, sl'o is to bs 'r1 oh
'prsss:ll0ycn of Austso.uuusNrY should ~ "a
, 1879-05-01
INCONRECT.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 30.-A sensational
dispatch TO the morning paners from stnrks-
ylllc. Miss, to tho effect that negro had bcca
hanged at that p!ace last Monday proves false
rs rcgatds tue iYnclliug. Tile negro was ar
rested for farm-b -burning, confessul his guilt,
implicated several others, but was lodged In tho
Jail to await trial according to law.
, 1879-05-01

p. The Duko of Aosta, cx-klns a1o1tasII tssI.n,t,
Spain, IL said to want to marry 1lS 1l.S,.,naik, !
liratreu ot England, Hc IL II. incoa<,
Sssss ssas se,'1e Tt i1o" Ii. 'a' N.Y. e'Pss
yta,es viii Ills death Ilo las Y''!sai si',t III.
VIcturIp, WIN ID III lialy, but wlIa rs.sous Ss /:
cesa IL il not known. For Folitisaa. 'es e. asu|
IL said 10 be desirable fur Aalaaeus -
again.
, 1879-05-01
STUETISG CATTLE.
HoAn{1l t1tspofsk IN TdH 9%.{hstn%

Eptefa' Dtspnfch to The Tribune.
JANRsv,LLx, Wis, April :lo.-A fow weeks
ngo Oscar +. collins, Of AlagnoIis l.ock County,
bought Of Chester Clifford, Of Juda, Green
County, II llcnd Of beof cattle. IA Collins
was driving the cattle homo they hogan 10 hlost
and grow sick, a,u after they arrived homo
three died. and the rest suffered terribly from
some ca,1se. 4 posa-'nortem Shaved the cattle
had been stuffed bv giving ihcn large ouantt-
ties OF salt, then feeding corn. aud giving tlcm
all the water they world drink. In sneh was
found altout half q h.lshet of corn, nnl ll!c
atotnacs wnro In u fearful con'lltIun. Collins
has had Clifford nrrcstctl, nl,,f elalsna $150 dam.
nycs. judge CoilRer held him fnr trial tn 81 tN0
l,ntg n,nl tIu case will be tried at ae next term
uf il,H Green County Circuit Court. ntffosd
denies HE story I'll the stustIrr II, every rartlcu-
lar. The. casa cxcltes much intetcst among
catkle.tcatcrs.
, 1879-05-01

value.! at sa00. .o00, provided thu .r,, =, -,
s,sa.sss sa,e 81 spsS1':ff p"St ss f' .s g
n.lrnosu Of carrying out lie Ie4s,,rh eaaoh iotias
Of lloartls of ftrnltt, " tnsIrr,,, ne
ns to Improvements In ilo,l,e' .l a.nl aadrIst
nlnl drniHagt, for the snpprc,si%, NJ f3eaiii1iaa
Tim IN fond. ,nntt fos 'lr e4tahj,.,a,i a,iulter,.
scftuols Of cookery l'ld diet -ki,shan.' m ot
sick. "'as !uE us
, 1879-05-01

Iho London 1I'n<.. ,nak!nE editorial comment
cultivation Of thys.yai excellence, says; ITO
have climbed sl!n AiatteFhorn, III lavc sw,lm
scross thr English Cianncl, to have mac a clear
algh jump Vi lr,wurd oi six feet,-tt.esa aro
matters of which tiie present generation mar
boast, ulll no otller generation bufuIu In
, 1879-05-01

A gold laurel-W1eath will soon 10 nre6entcl
to Beaeoustir!l. i ID called "the peoples trib-
: ute 10 thu Fsetn!er.h subkct! ptions. OF one
; D1eai britain and tru!aI!d; bahlD persons have
wreath Ia 4l,aA
, 1879-05-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Axw YoRK, April M.-ArFiycd, scyt'l'a' from
Liverpool, anlI tho Cauaua, FROM London.
NEW YonK. April W.-Asraved, wyoming.
from Liverpool. .
LONDON, Apri. 3o.-stoamahaps satnasta.
frt,m Boston, August Azure und bolivia, from
New York, hayo arrived out.
, 1879-05-01

NE N1JfA II E1tf1f5s
Ban FRANCISCO, Aprl, ao.-A Eureka, Nevada,
dispatch says tho Kuty Till stage was stopped
near Eurcka last night BY three men. The pas-
scngers and cxprcse box WAS robbed.
In Eureka iast night two men went to a )ly-
ery-stabtc. bu1ldozcd the llost!ers. took twu OF
the best horscs, and started of. Pursued by a
shcriff's posse, they were oyertakcn this morn.
,ng at Rafdad Canon. The thieves showed
light. Onc, named John, Sullivan, wns killed,
,.id the ottier wns wounded md taken TO jail.
hus wife.
, 1879-05-01
P1llIlcAl.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9o.-The atats Demo
cratic Convention VIII assemble ln tLta city to,
tnorrow fur .he purpose Of nominating cnndt.
la.c Tor Oovetnor ai.tl other officers. Tho ln4i-
cation asc llas lulgo c1ow1 will be preseus.
, 1879-05-01

r1yor touay. (}j1bcrk /. xunnosc1 ia have fo1len
into tho water md met mn accIdeuta1 death, liz
was 80 Yeass olu, and leaves wife mud grown.
up Children
,I,v -,,,C,,rr,
IEhEuAAIn GNIEhEltloE'
, mir a,,. ,tr.,.x ~. ., -
t,oiiron,1.--1v,,ot ~. ,,,ft,,,a.. o,.ts
lin. nons. ''
6ptctat ptspateh 10 zas 7rfauns
BALTIMORE. Md. April W.-T,m know,rdpo
n, n. for,rotton ~ I'm r7nto,, ro,ors. ", tso,
o. 1ne l"f1naI'on n % o. thc on!oh leleefaph Com
pany IN new 1orR yestefdny mas not created
the sensation hero tlsat the magnitude Of tho
scheme would Justify. 1t Is simply regarded as
.uc eotA '.pn " .'u s'.osss "nen na'e ocen
maac IN ccfsaltl circles lot sofne months Tor The
organization of n rational railroad telegraph
systetn, and which the Jones bill and Butler
amendment tn tho Army Augmentation li,]
tSnro Jn,ondcG n oas,.t and ,xh,a t,,n ~. n''
"efo 4'1o''aeu " hoe's'; "''' "nno .'e cs'teF-
pf1se was eohtlheeAt III Eleat mcns-
uro on national legislation, this WAS
not deemed strictly necessary. In this mai
,or ,,,a r,olt,morc d c,do Rnt,rood f,,-,,a.,,,
.se ,ns naa"no'e o. u'no .,a na'.soa9 company
tsas pcch teeoe.zca 10 .Nc p9i!nc mover, rs IL Is
supposed 10 10 ulc controlling power In tile
COMPANY formed ycstcrilnY. It has bcen for
,ono ttmr orrnnr1r, for .nch II ,novo. ond VI,
~ ,,,a -. ,,,,tso. ~ t,,atu ,a t s, 49,
,nsct y, s.o ''a.s1e1 w.. y. .u't roau 41o enc
Western Union 10 Tue, Atlantic q facaic In 1877
was to ILLS cad. For eighteen months the B. IL
o. hare been quietly building Independent 1!nos
a,onp tho lIne of rnad where thn te,eorann
a!ons ~ .n'o y" ,,., 1ua "o .no teiss.aph
cqu'pne"t"as liulsoule' ''' peflsetus arrange
tnetlss to open otllcea ut various points whom
tho auspIcous moment arrived. They but recent
II completed the construction OF indcpendont
,.,so. g, ~, ,roo, ~, o,,v md 1va.h,na.n WI
"'1cs oct"cea tu.h s!s5 ahu "aau,'stou' aIu
haye been rc'eGuipptns fhe'r main lines. The
lines on tho Central Ohio DIvialon orc now Ii,
@susu WIZ ,a ~, e,so ~ tna J 11aaa sessapn
So'"pa"'. 4ao t1Se - - law ot'seu otases
long period. hleaa~n!o to Baltimore q ohio
Will ruErutG them, lftG Gdu&DmGUE OF the Mn
, 1879-05-01
DROWNED.

6rfctal Dfspa'ch to 7Ht tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., AprEl W.-lhe body Of
Richard hilbert, butcher and packer, who Inns
been missing since March ~, ras found in lie
rlvor to-.lay. Gilbert is supposed to have fallen
into tho water and met IN accidental death. lie
was 80 Ycass olu, and leaves n wife mud grown
up children,