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, 1879-08-01

That Il Exactly What Tho Summer ansston
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That IL Exactly What Tho Summer Session
nj Ln4t Wintorsa Legislature Cost tho
Taxpayers. -.-..
!7oeefai D'-patrs n 7ar 7s4aHae.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jniy 3l.-Auditor Needles
Inns hnd prepared statement showing. the totaf
expenses Of tho Thirty-nrst General Assembly,
which was completed to-day, and shows that tho
total a1not.nt expended for the purposes 'udi-
Gated were as follow; Fer per diem, mileage.
and compensation for postage, stationery, etc,
to members Of tho Senate, $40, 0,5G0.20; ner diem
Of acnatc officers and employees, 81, 100;
total, sea5s120; paid members Of the
House for tho samc, Sl2f,1A.9o; to OIL
GERS and EMPLOYEES Of tho louRc, So, oe,050: :
;etal paid employees OF the Legislature np-
poIuted hv the Secretary pt State, sS,Sts; pad
for tie EXPENSES Of tte Legislative Committees
In travelling, ETC., $22,400.75; pnd for copying
fnHs. journals, etc., on CONTRACT, $50 Mi fnf
distributing the saln0 on c0titract. $3.50; paid
for printing for tho Legislature on contrnfs,
81, l4t.G!l; paid for binding for thu Legislature
oI, costract, $l0, 10; paid for print!ny-papes
turnishcd the Legislature OH eontrnct, s14,-
57G.9}: mid for stationery for the Legislature
On contract, %53l.g5: paid for miscellaneous ex.
penaes OF the Legislature from apurnprlntion to
ilu Secretary Of Stato for Incidental Expenses,
ft0,81D.S3; paid temporary officers and en-
p!oycs Of the House before or0nnlzatio,,, e1f1;
total expenses Of the Th!rty-frst General
Assembly. 1913, 109.sn. y, :
, 1879-08-01

s1ectut to EtHeIAnasi C"Mmsresa.
ACTON, Ind, July 3o.-rAs unprctcndfng
iilttr village, situated Within tcu miles Of Iual-
anoplls, usually noted for It's quIctness, las
been "stirrcd up" for tho past several days
over Au unpleasantncss 10 the Methodist Epts-
copal Church, aud severe trouble among its
flock. It IL uear this place that tue. beautiful
Acton Cami-Grouuds are located. at.d osleo
year the dull monotony Is relieved by Meth.
ollst parsons from tbls section ot the State, ID
eoodly numbers, rongrcgastnY and holding u
protractea meeting. Thc6e meetings are at.
tendel BY thousands OF persons from near
ansa iar. 1t was over tho question Of sunuIng
Sunday trains 10 theso meetings that such
wranglo arose among the dtylncs Of indianapolis
short ti,ne ago, which has not yet been Sct-
tlcd.
BY this yearly meetings hero thero arc large
numbers ot converts, asl consequently thu
church 1t this place hn& 4 stroug membership.
Soma time ago IN tlI-feelIng sprung up among
TIC members OF THO ctugels, causing eonstder-
ahlt trouble, mention Of which has bcGu nude
through tile uli1Y preas. Tie wOuol thpu
cAused has not been healed, ~ It seems the
bretnren did not dwell together in perfect un[.Y.
The trouble culInluatel y lew nights ago 1t tile
rcEuas prayar-.leetEg. Tbs hymns OF praise
were pot sung with accustomed ytuur, ufil tho
Gxilurtations aud worla Of holiness full tlat uu
tiit cara vi park OF tho hearers.
Towards The c3Usu OF Tho ulrottng Jonas HaHi-
lin, Superintendent OF thu Sunday y-acloul, DO
!yered prayer, utter which Brother john II.
Weaver announced that t4ero would bo q bas-
, 1879-08-01

A eoc!csy for thu Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals recommends lho following rules Tor
tho trtatInent ot bulky liorses:
!. Put tlle hDrst .lput lIlu neck, examine toa
harness carefully. trst On on" aids then on tue
Other, speaking cncouragluAly while dutug 10;
then jump Into Tho wagon a,la give tho woF1 ~;
ecreralty tls will nhoy. "
.. A tca1nstcr lu Maine says b. eau start tue
worst bulky horao by taklnY HIN out Of ths
shafts aiI making tlIi. 70 round in d etrce.. II
the tlrst dunre Of this kind u0esn't cure hius'
the second one viii be sur, to do II,
i, To euro q balky horse, simply place .yuuf
hand oyer the horso's nuss unu shut nH tle
wind I'll he wants 70 CO. Ainl Then let hini 20.
i. Tie bral1ls OF horses seen t0 entertain but
one idca At u time; titus continued whipping
onby confirms Ills stubborn resolve; It yul fa!l
BY ally meaus give him new subject 10 tatne :
III, yol1 will hays no trouble In startlny him. 4
siu'pla rcnscdyis to take couple Of turns o., o.
knee, u,Iu tie ~ d bow knot. At the trst check
he will 80 dnur!ng oil, and, atter goIng a stort
distance you CAD ges out aud remove tile str!uk
to prevent injury to TIC tenlou in yuuf further
frIYH, =
, 1879-08-01

ltghtful body OF elevated humanity arranged It.
G1lf to take In " tho situatIon. Toward the
conclusion Of Mr. Esnns' rc,narks they becamo
very troublesome, halluo'n9, huFrahinE for tlrfr
Candidate, throwing rocks Mid creating ali fnan.
ticr Of disturbance possible.
4ts Mr. Evnns concluded, Nal. Durchett, Re-
publican Candidate for The Legislature from Ibis
tllstrsct, arose to adtIress the people. IIe was
treated worss even l1lan Mr.. Evans, ecprcely q
word Of bis spccch being nulbo abnYn thu
rahble The lull crics TOR HonIlcld brought
tllc!r trcenback candidate for tho Legislature
to his feet, hut ho was promptly suppressed: !:
not allowed to Opcn Ills mouth.
magnaniolo!s md fair.mlntled spirit Of The Re-
pubi!cane when they listened with marked re-
spcet mud attention to Mr.. Adams the Dem,':
cratic hsp!rant for tue satnu office, who had
takcn, n'lssnlase Of the occasor to mike q
Bpeecli, anl owtt.g to the iack Ut breeding, md
disorder created BY tlia 0rccnbackers, while the
Repuhltean orators were speaking, refused to
let TIER candidate utter a word.
At this the mob beeatnu angry, md began
throwing stonca and firing revolvers, s,-n fatt, aa
the train pulled out tho citizens were greeted
with perfect vollcy from the cars. They Tired
into hO,lsce, and stock, and everything e!Re In
sight. Tile Marshal anu policemen wero utterly
t,uworless 1eferc such mob. Several citizens
arc injured. Three of The mob were shot by the
Marshal 80 far as learned, ,-ono In thH check,
ono in tho hip, and ono III ttle Log. Several at
reatca.
Mr.. Evans IL an eloquent orator, and has
made many friends anl .votcrs by his visit to
this place.
, 1879-08-01

krt.tnccsins at TIM eamt,grountls on .hc next
Snnnf, a.lu that t!N. iicr. CoDls, ihe minister,
would usenvl. at the grounds. 1t npncars TINT
hnEthing hut n hrntfrrty fGrting haa existed be-
tween llruihrrs flalnlIn and Weaver, ailtl the
fortncr Immediately nrnsc ntAt Systematically III
formed the congregation HAT such was not the
ease. but that lI,cro would be services a. naunl
~ The iu'lnmiHE Lattl'sduy. Nu then pronounced
thu benr,t,elion.
Eefnrc !te Nts1!cncc had tllsuerset Iinnlln np-
rrIaried Weaver a!ni Mnbraf.Ir<l him MS being =
tatt!cr a'It netlstlesomc 1nnn, atMl referred TO
Transaction uvtr sDtne wood, Using sonic
strnnr language. WeaYcr replied to the accusn-
!los's b. striking bro l,rr lIatnlu blow In the
farc, which wns mot resented b. the latter.
Il w0nhl.be 1carcn,nker. Charles t}oltfen, In
tcruosc.! between l,e tfspltants, but was tGotcd
by = stroke ny thc anrcre.l Weaver for his IN
tsriereMe. Wragar, m,m thoroughly incctIsctl.
Fczetl llnmlin ly LII. throat. usnl was taken MI
nH'l the hlht atupped By sonie Of tile brethren,
who tl,en stepped To The rescue.
During the melee tile lnly 1ncnbcrs OF the
congregation screamed, SONG, It Is said, fainted
nlsI they wcre bndly frightened at !Isu rlotults
proceedings of thr brethren. Attidavlts we're
filed aGnims. Weaver, ans! hu was fined before
Esquire. Porter for "dcsecrattnE the Lords
hulsse.h
The affair has created profound sonsatlon In
our sllluEc, anu Ia tie sole topic Of conversation.
, 1879-08-01


NEw YonK, JULY 3o.-rhe Hon. Ilsnry Wat
terso1l, editor Of tho Louisville GoHr4e7-JauF,.af
IN Al, interview lsrc, ruterrGa 10 thu question Ut
hrGru emigration from tic South. sir. Waiter
son sal4 that hu for one favored their cmtQra-
tion 10 another part OF The country, anl he be-
leycd that the Suuth would be better OF when
another class OF labor could he substituted for
coloreu labor. lie would faYnr hts own Atuta
voting Sl0,000,000. II necessary, 10 settle tile
coloreu people in Kentucky, however, ara much
better oil than they arc III other Southern
Htates. In Loulsytlle very many OF them werG
well-to-l0 citlzeus, aud sotne VI them afe we'll
OH In this World'A gools, liz believed In cau-
eating the sicgFoes, and said 1t Was to the ndyan-
tavo Of thu Southern, peopse to educate alll lln-
ptoys their condition, Referring to the asser-
tI0n that the South would sntfer II the ncgGoaa
continued 10 cmigra.e, Mr. Watterson sold that
It must b. remembered ts4t = two-edged sword
euta 10th ways. ahautd tho praducstan of cot
ton be lcsssned, the North, as we'll as The South,
would feel the effect Of fAe rass In tho prten Ut
that staple. 1la thought the National Govern
1nent should not ltg!state On this eullgrat!on
movement. but lhat communities should settle
the matter among themselves. There were
several questions to ba considered IN regard tu
tllc question ot emigration; Where The neEroes
wcss to 70. and how tlIcY aro to go, and what
they are to do when they c.n!eratcd to new
ho,nes. Mr. Wutterson looked upon ths ques-
tlou as deserving Vi ser1ous thought by the
SOUTHERN un1 Northern people
, 1879-08-01


) r,gTsnuna, Pa,, July M.-A terrible tragedy
occurred here ut II o'clock tonight. John D.
Wise, u shoemaker. a,.l woman uamed 1.ouiso
irwin, came here from Altoona, Pa, ubout three
wecks,ayo. At the hour mentioned the woman
wns found In tho room which thu parties occlt-
pyi with her ,throat cut u,n! otherwise Injured,
apparently with u knife. Site IL not t,oad but
a uneopscsoas, aud will nrobabls die. Tho
body OF tho man was subsequently, discovered
tn yasd back Of lIle PROMISES with bullet
iinle ID the ilead. Iiu had apparently
been dead Tor an hour or mOre. 1t is
supposed t!Iut he attempted to xii! tho woman,
md, thinking that he had succeeded, put an end
to li!s own lie. Tile case Is eayclapca III nys-
terry. no ono buIng found hero to throw light Oh
tie previous l,istory Ut tho couple. 1T ts sup
posol tlle wotian has husband In Altoona, from
whom sls ulopeu with Wise. She Is about 40
Years Of agc. The nan was somewhat younger.
Another report Is to tho Eject that officers
suspected lliEn Of attempting to .u,rder Tie
woman, aud pursued him. Getting !nto close
quarters, hc fired at O.llrcr MrKenna, who re-
turned tho compliment, with tho result nutel
above.
, 1879-08-01
THE WEATHER.

Orricg or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsu1NoroN, D. G., Aug. ii a. m.-lndlca.
ttous-For the Lower Lake regions. Slightly
warmer. southeast to southwest Winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather, nnd stationary OF slowly
falling barometer.
Fnr Tennessee antl the Ohio Wiley. warmcr.
southcrty and westerly winds, purity cloudy
wcather, and slowly faltnG barometer.
Fur the Upper Lake region, during the day,
warmer southcrly Winds, failing barometer, and
partly cloudy weather, followed by cooler north.
eyly to casterlT Winds, risiug barometer, ard
nreas of rain.
Fur tic Upper Missfustppl and Lower Missouri
Valleys falling, followed b. rising, barometer,
war.n southcrly winds, partly cloudy wcather,
and areas of ra!n, followed by willts shifting tu
northerly nnd easterly, with lower temperature
during Friday night.
local onaKAFATIoNa.
| CutnAHn. .1n1v
, 1879-08-01

Quito uovcl wedding took place on Tusad1Y
Of last werk on the public road near Lyona
Creek, III Ca!yurt County, .hlasylalll. The coa. e.
lsactig parties were Mr. Hollce Tell aud Miss
Jones, both u Anno A1untie, County. Iha
officiating minister, The ney. Ar. ahoal, ot "a.
vert CouutY, was rcquested BY The grooinsman
to start from home ut o'clock ou tie ABOVE
liz point oa ti's road whero they would NEST
should bu memorable by noVel wedding. lhs
arrangement WAS carried out, mud the bride s,lo
GROOM ou horseback met tbs reverend Rent!e'
ma and 4, the pu6tic rosa. ssased q o. n9t1 %tis.
sprsadsng oak, tho happy couple were msas
man aua Ntfp,
, 1879-08-01
MILES, COMMAND.

Flight Of Sitting Hull and Ills Bravns, Oo,t-
stating at About 2. 900 Fighting Men. !
ST.. PAUL, Minu., July 21.-Geu. Terry, CAM
mandinx the Military Department Of Dakota,
received tonight aispatcl, from Gen. Miles
dated "Camp on Rock Creek, eighteen miles
south Of sl.o boundary" saying Sitting. BULBS
band OF Sioux Ned northward to Wood Afount-
ain leaving their property scattered along thr
llnc OF route for nfty miles. Tic Sioux arc
estimated to number 5000 with 2 ,00D fighting
men. Gen. Miles says he believes he Inns force
enough to denl With all thu Indians Sittiug-Bull
rau gather.
, 1879-08-01
RuFfALO MARINE NEWS.

BUFFALO, July 3l.-Cllartcrs-Seirs saecn
and Halle Howard, picr-stone from Marble tu
snnd Beach, $l.a0 pcr cord FREQ; Belle iians.
come, coal to Detrtot, a0c; Augustus Ford,
merchandise 10 Cleviand, 45c DIT ton I. o. b.
Red. White. mud Blue. coal to Milwaukee at'6Or.
Cicared-t'rops Purlar tnldse) Truder {uit!se},
Duluth; 1uniusa {.ndauL Alaska (n,lsoG Ante
lone, Y. II. kctchum u,0o3 tons ct,al] Chiragn;
n,osplcrc t..t50 tons csnders), ". Il. Allen. 10.
lctl0; G. W. Adanls, Marquette: e. II, burton
psO0 tons c.ul). u. ". Paga (,l00 ions SALTY,
St. Lawrence tG20 tuus roal}. II. e. ltlchanis
GtAM tons roul), David Stewart Il 900 tons tuai1
Eitta.o; !sstl, Willie, a.i Blue {775 tnr.s coutj,
una.lrlla .{i.4.5 tons coal). Milwaukee,; barge
Guiding STIR, rhtcaro.
, 1879-08-01
\ W1TE'S STORY.
Special 1iypatch 70 The Trtbtif.e.

pn1L ApELrnt1, July Ola midd1c-agel
woman claiming to be Mnry shcck, Of Roctses-
ter, N. r, sought Tie protection Of The pha-
delpha police today, sa5ing slio bad been pur-
sued a1l night, beaten with clubs, and bruised
from head to foot. Hcr husband, sho said. was
Jnmcs sheck- She was uatfvc Of Brussels, in
Belgium. Their welded life had lasted Bevcn-
tccn years, but recently she found ttat her
husband was unfaithful, paying attention to q
young woman. Finding herself an obstac!c
to their Intimacy, she resolved to re.
turn to Brussels, and, as prelIm-
tunry, drcw from the bank at Rochester 1900
which was deposited thcre In her own name.
She Informed her husband Of thls, ami lie np-
paarcd Indifferent about tho matter When slle
Bccurcd her money shc brought bill Of cx-
chauge from D. ". Powers for 15,o00 lrancs,
payable by the Bank Of Brussels. AZ corrobora-
tive Of this part OF her story, abe produced tue
bill md gavo It to tho detective for scenrity,
For safety, s'o did mt leave It at home, but In
the caro- Ut a lady irlcrd. until sho
was ready to leave. Aftor she hnd packed
hcr trunks and was equipped with
funds for expenses on tic journey, her hushana
asked her II she hsd her money. When stc an.
sweret af1r1Mativcly lie sczBd her, aud, BY VI
ocnt effort, srrestca her purse from, her and took
st5s. lie then searched her trunks, but waa IN.
able to tlnd the 5000 he supposed she hatl.
Then, site said, hc had her arrested aud sent TO
luna,lc asylum at uticn. After three days no.
journ sho WINS released through the inter
ventlon Of her frieuds and returned to
Rochester, wfere she SECURED her trunks. On
Saturday lust shu went to New York, mud
soppcd at Reinhasd'a notol, In Grcunulch
street, close by Castle Garden to await the aatl-
inE Of lho steumar Tor Antwerp, WhIle there
husband Would get On ler track MD securo her,
and lake tiie monss, that, alIo hccama insane.
She cannut account for her subsequent novc-
mcnts liutll she fund herself Ia this eity. Iicr
manner In telll.lg her storY was apparently col
lected. Tic Chief Of Police waa informed OF
her story, mud sent Telegram, to Chtcf OF fnltce
Mclean, OF Rochester, making Inquiries about
the nifair. Meanwhile Mrs. Slick tcuaalns In au
otlleerts rootn at the po!gu station.
, 1879-08-01
Yesterdays Testimony In the Gin.
cinnatf Efection.LaW In
yestigation.
Views Of De LIN NIatyr, the Grcen-
buck Preacher Of liz
dfnnapolis.
How a Kentucky Mob Listens
to a Republican Orator.
Charley Foster to Meet tho Grsenbaok
Speakers on the Stump.


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s1's Ho"t ~, G,ss.H ns.aes 49, T.,.1"s -.
~ ,a., sa,., a~.,,,,n,o ,tst -, .to aroasrf.n..
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VIZ u"tu n.,'.. .sIsSass .saaa-ls =, u.s s ,,
,,.,, a",1I,., ~ n'tto-~ost,' M, ~ ~
@ uen ufkS's'A s"'''''t' t''' "ot'u ~ ~'''
sss,u' NV !.
"F' p"sesl"ot.u Ss'a no t'oaEnt u ,hules
eov. ps'tseaG' 1 W. uu "as pstsses,t @ "'!'lns.
At. 1onsss a 'e''arhea u'u. ~ appea'su
stsangc snat lhe pton.'neot eentle1oen wao pFo'
testco 'au e"9,ecs oetoso SoaE'.s' !*"eo ~ ap-
plan to call tte menaoFtais1s Asss' anu leafn
what they had charged.
Mr. Duttervorth tilcn said: "Thc gentleman
win bas called ne Ia known 10 bo nv ncrannai
enc"y' ! h"o" he u ne1e W oaaea7oF 70
stnirch mY reputation. ! think It Improper to
Gull mo now, but am willing II the Committee
desire. Mr.. cs'nDbel'ls not sars in The interest
u 4nS passi' gut W ',, .is pe'sosanl 1 oneuas
Mr. Campbell fcpiisd' denying the charge.
and claitnng HAT bis firm had been employed
in the case, and l.selalu,cd any enn,ity towards
''. ...,..N., uu'.u' "o'su' A., >.
Attes asscosslon, inc COMMITTED decldea It
unnecessary to cali the memoriallsts7 a. Drew
had given their statements.
1{r. Butterwortb then tnsttt,ed TINT tbe Con-
,.,t,r rn,,,.,,tno ia rot os.. IT., .,,.,.s, -
palen COMMITTEE a'a not give him nickel 'oF
tnn sampnen: Ho received from other sources
$500. lo kept no bank account, told my
friends could not afford to accept tho uom!na-
tton ~ f:nnvrcs, ,,ut ,hav ronl;od t,,nt thav
toH ," oo"t.Nes' ""1 tnel ''P.'o1 t4"' s"eJ
would lufntsh the necessary fuuds' received
IRON Col. Robinson, ct Columbus, 81 600. II
was seut to me, not to tho Committee. I re-
ceiycd $1,000 from thia net1hborI,ootl I bnd
oetesml"cd 10 tna 9''e , cauhpa myself never
received cent from washington. never heard
ulat 81, GOO was scn from Washington. called
on Eugene lIete when here, expecting to rcceIye
mid. Int did not col n cent. n In rave n,ouov
for' n,v hrncfit i nnvrr h.nrf n ,,nras -
, 1879-08-01

HJ'1TfH7 NF01?F8 N 76F 7f76aHa,
QulNcY, H.. Jniy Dt.-lnformution received
IN tue city leads to the belief tlut William Kais
uer, citizen Of Quincy, has been murdered III
Colombo. Mr.. Katsncr wont West In company
with Mr. Montag. somo simo ago, and ias been
engaged IN llcrdlug In Colorado. Report Inns 1t
that recently his body was found between Den.
yer AMI LeadSle, horribly ,nut[latcd, the head
having BEEN severed. the motive for tliu mur-
der Is unknown, but IA believed to have been
for robbery. "Details Of thu crime arc wanting,
to ba alive bus written nothing couccrulug Il.
, 1879-08-01
WASHINGTON.
A Dtscouras sinE Look for the DarIon Canal.
Fretdn1en'a Bank Arairs-Du%li.ess Of the
NATIONAL Bank redemption Agency,

Frtbdmon'a Bank Araira--DuslIc4s Of the
National. nank l,cuemptlon Agency.
sr>c,af nt+pa,ca 10 1as 7,tb..n.
u,..u,"axa,, y ~ 1,,,,. q, rsr...,o.,
"Ae,t'Sntos' -. ~ sn!s ol'-aa,efn'a.'on
from nc" YORK is 70 u'e elect that tue report
to the ac.ton Of the Paris Inter- OeeauIc Canal
romnonv h,. bnd noat a.nrcs,,,,r afro,,
,.sa. ..a "s' ''1 49, o'S oeh ...e",.1.s eI.S ~
upon 'nosa "no afo attemptnE 10
secure friends ID that city Tor the
wos not nrcsent at that ronfcrcncc IN 5n,t o,fle;a
con,s,to ~ - ,ha narss"a,an.a ~
paS.ss VI tsp.es'msas'se '. Wv uo'esa'asus "
the United States, 1t Is now understood BY those
interested that he was present With tha full ap-
probation OF the Government, ard that his
vIr,xs vtrtrul,v orc thoac of Tho f;ovcr,n,cnt
T. !. NO. ha,a,as hara sha. .,,o nh''a.,na ~
his report n" t' abroad viii have the oifscs Of Of
postpoulng the execution Of the De Lesseps
erlen,e. md nnssjb,y ending II a)tovether.
n tvi,l ro,v honor,o r,o,r, thar. ~ on.a 49,
~ W.. W." peeo!"o Auo"n .nete a. oues' nos
only 1t'at LUG engineering olEtcultlcs OF uae Fan-
nma ro11tc nre practically snsnrnountabic, but
thut tie United states Ia thoroughly opposed to
thot routc. md fl..attatIe,1 win tlc mesna
whIch hnre brcn tnkcn In arrure concrsenn. tn
foreign parties. Tie probabilities seem to bc
thnt tic penijIng discussion viii result in now
snTyey. II, which lie engineers al sovoral na.
lions ri!i be nskcd to taxa I,nrt.
The present condition OF the affairs Of The
tTGGunt16 BANK, 4& Shown nv Int IPuf19 OF
the Commissioners. Is tiat tie cash On hand
nulbu1ttB to $1l30O0.-not enOurh 10 mike It
TIey rEe arc tryiug to seil tis main bank building
In tbis city md II thny are si1rressf in t,htni,
inr rven = fair t,rIcc for II fi,,.y ftintr tl,ov
,rp,,SI , tt,nn IL nhia ~ J"etnro Is,,t.sa,i -
81 o W.. t ' n,,, ~ ~ ~ ~ .;, cIo ,1.t t'fIasna ~
~ pel Gent. inls, 70 couneet.on Will tneao A.
seaay 0ce!aFeo. "ea'a Gi!t tAe aepositofa w per
cent, alid this 's about alt that II a cxpocteu
time OF THO failure we're found BY the Cptumls-
sloners to be about 81, 600 QUO, AMI little less
reDurt which Inns inst rcashcd hutn III rrrarl tn
tho condition of tic rlpred schoois in 1leiawarn
sh,ue tLnt In Tint Stutc mn puhltc ,,rnVlsinn
wnatcycr is tuadc ior tbe ciuca.io,I,iof SoIorrJ
neonlg o,fsitln nf The CITY Df WilmInrfon. Vhn
% isrrs school fund bslonrlur TO tie statc' whis'
wns eAicgy wade ID oi naymcnts from
the 1cnernj Government Years nqp, in app]fei
exclusively to white schools. Tic utnost lint
fhe Tcmocroff. I,ce,saturc Of TINT Htatc has
donc In Tie direction of providing ti,e means Of
education for coInrcu children Haa thnt n tax
shoujd 10 levied by county officers upon Tho
coiorod pcople. md upou these oIIjcera receiving
, 1879-08-01

7V9FtlCJ!
OTTAWA, ILL.,, July 3l.-A s,abb!ng aifray oc-
Cured nj Grand Ridge, ak miles suuth Of this
city, last evening, Which may yet prove fatal TO
one Of the parties. Samuel kconer md Phil
Plunkott had becn In Ottuwa during tho day,
and lmbtbed too freely Of Ottnwa whisky.
With returning home all alteration arose be-
tween tho parties, whon Kcencr plunged knife
Into Plunkett's left breast, between the third
and fourth ribs, producing scrious wound
Rccncr then fed. mil las not yet BEEN apprs-
hended. At last accoilnts rlunkctt was IN a
eritiea! condition, with slight hopes OF bis
recovery.
, 1879-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

CIrorNNArI, O.. July al.-The Cincinnati Cot
ton Exchange to-daY adopted 4 resolution pro-
testlns asainst tho proposed change Of plscs of
meeting Of The National Cotton Exchange from
St. Louis to New York.
BAN FRANCISCO. July 3i.-A Bodie dispatch
ssys the Standard shipped during July ~, 55s,
aud Hoate uiuinE $09 579.
, 1879-08-01

LITTLE Rock, july 3l.-Twenty-throo GRIM
iual cascs, rcadlug Ia Cntcot County for several
ycars, growing out Ut the murder Of ona
Saunders by negro mob, have been no,lo
prosecuted by tho 6tatc's Attorney. Judge
Downs mud two other white 1nen indicted "a &c.
ceaaorts beforo the fact WerU present, demand.
ed tria und protested agaiust tt,a dismissal, hut
tie Judge dismissed all tue eaata upon tle as
susance3 Ut this Stat4'a Attorney TINT, owing to
tic state 0f llp public mind ia Chieot, tho ma
iortty Ut The population OF which Ia uegru, con-
YIctluN ia impossible.
, 1879-08-01
OBITUARY.

HUDSON, N. r., July 3l.-col John v. D.
Du Dols, United States army. died 1t hia resi-
dence near this city this morning, aged u.
CLEVELAND, O., July sl--Judgo ". T.. Z,
Otis, seu!ur 1ncu.ber OF l1a law 1rsn Vi Otis,
Aualns y Russell, died a. hls Residence ia thss
ClIY To-day, RNsu II years.
, 1879-08-01


INDIANAPOLIS, July 8l.-den. Harrison lcase'
here for Washington tomorrow night, aud
after an .1tcryIew with lhc President Will lie"
cie whether to nccept the llare Gu the Alssfs'
sppl Commission. Ilo aays there Is no truth
wa.cver iu tlu Washington dispatch to Cin-
cnnast paper stating tllat he had accepted the
tH.slfIttn
, 1879-08-01
G. A. r.

ERIE, Pa, July 3l.-The corner.stone OF the
monument 10 Gen. Anthony Wayne WAS laid
here ta-day With imposing ccromoutes. Gen.
Wayue's remains were cxhumcd tu 1909, thu
flesh MAS bo!sra from thu pouos, ana reinterrpa,
thu bones betng taken 10 Chester County, Penn
sylyauEa. Tho monument IL to be on tho site of
tha original lnter!ncnt, and where portion Of
the rGmaIus NOW lie.