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, 1879-08-21

Judge ffil,on has dere!ycd her by leading nas
10 suppose lint he hsd secured thr lody anu
Ind It safe III his pusscrs'n. ,,,a.
In t,runuuncing this stury a n!iro laollen'.o', .t,
III ltH nf sl.p first nlMynituc.-l NAV fth!e f"At
my Information Is matter nf rcrso2nl Rt.wl
edge, n,t NJ ttr family phi, sictnn Of alr.' STEW
nrt md .l1tlIc Hilton, as WELL u - nut !'As.s
tltat sueh M assertion wt'lslti come from IT.
Without tle most positive assurnrrc ot ltH irutt'
Mra. Stewart hns hcan fuliT nwnre ttt 'hs r.
mains were still IN tue hatls VI the Rro,indrcla
WHO con,fuiltcu tIle robbery, mid .udRe Hilton
In. ntvrE failed 10 aenua!nt her With The ncsual
progress Of lfsr nfTafr.
Tic whole et,ry rs It has been placed hcfnso
tile lllbllc is not n matter Of newspaper enter
prtsc, as some might th,nk. hut u 10 evidently
thr work OF tho thieves uni ihctr connheI
They eunnUxed that IN nn affair 0t this knti
tn'r would he able 10 deal with Mrs Stewart
alone. lhty knew tbas el,r wns a acknowledgement
woman. null that hufnan ingenuity Gould de.
wise no cruelty mora Aendlsll than that thty
from lIcr. Ihrv faiieti. However, to credit her
Will, the common hctsc 91iti courage sl'c pcs.
scsscs. ltaynlg repeatedly failed To rccoulrllsl'
any prrsotiae dealings with her. hearing With
cllagrtn llat her health was excellent, u''si that
she lad resumed lcr ordinary ocvi'latht1Is. thrv
did not t!uubt her RtrnnL nlTcrtioN but Assumet!
thai she waa "a deceived woman."
Tllr precautions With whtel, sho WAS surround
cd, her henital n',u goua Spirits t!'e provoKi''E
b1lcnce Vi Judge lltltut,. weru alt reVardrd rs
80 many proofs Of the eotrrctnts. Of Inv sup.
position TINT Judge Hilton had deceived her
into the belief tint the body 'aa sato ut rust:
There remained but onc resolrcc fur tslcnl. a'l'
that WIS tn Use tue daily papcss So As 70 bring
10 Mrs. Stewards eyes tic fact tltat tl,e body
WIS sill III lllrtr lalit1e.
Sucl, undoubtedly was the nnsu,as of the story
spread beforc the t,ubsc by tt,e thieves counscl
Tint thu clIurt will fail III its puropsc Is evident
from the iact Tint II was hAse1 oil nllscalcula
tToiI. Il,r thieves aul their counsel hare played
their last card, but The game IL not iInisc! yet
niltl is t!nns lsBuc cnn neither he buried noI
delayed hy such Transparent Ieviccs ns tllosu tc
which the Initv ;,apurs hare lent thrlr column,
and spread bc!orc their Innocent readers. Your
| truly. john G, MlNQlI, n. u,
, 1879-08-21

THE EOAkNNE hAA SAhb"s
WAsn1Na1ov, D. c.. AuE. 20.-rhe claim for
$103, 3,000 damages on account Of illegal inter-
ference with American fishermen at Fortune
pay, which has been presented to tho British
Government, Is not u claim for tilr restoration
OF tint or auy other part Of tho Halifax
award upun the ground of non.fulallmcnt OF
conditions.
THE present claim Ia for specific grievances,
md is to be considered Without reference to the
amount Of the uallfnx award, with which It has
nothing to do.
Mr Welsh was Instructed 10 base tho claim for
$103,OO0 upon tho actual loss ntnl darnnge s,ls-
ta!ncd by American fishermen IN consequence Of
the Violent invasion Of their treaty rights at
Fortune Bar, md to obtain some security
ugAIost the recurrence OF similar oifonscs III thu
future.
Atlg!ccs received br the state Department
from the North American coast represent that,
although no actual violence has occurred this
year, our fishermen are deferred by apprcben-
sions Of violence from approaching the sfoTo
and carrying Oh their bualHcss with tho frecdum
Guaranteed to them BY treaty, md tsint WI arc
therefore deriving no benefit from our agree
ulcut with tic British Government, an'l getting
no return for Our money. The state Of feeling
which prevails between our north coast flsher-
man u1Iu British American fishermen, WHO con-
slider themselves Justified In using forco to curry
out local proh'b!tory laws, Is regarded bY our
Government as extremely dangerous;
nnd ltnble nj any tnofnent to lcad
to bloolsheti nud serious international
misunderstanding, aud It is therefore vcry anx-
t0us tint sonic stcps shlll bc taken by t'lss
British Government to do away with the local
prohibitory laws Of the Canadian Provinces,
which now practically override and nulli1y tic
treaty provisions Ut d lar higher authority.
, 1879-08-21
Creu.ntlon Of All Elephant.

a. G1hAGH fA64fbD1. :.
II ia proposed oY Tho managers Of tho "Zoo
on the Spree " 10 set lip tile skeleton Ut tbs ~
rccutuen }aw tlays ago, In bis whioIn dwell.
lux, an Indian palarc, which II QUO VI tho ssIhts
u Berlin. The corpse os thls colossal public
tayoritc was found to weigh considerably u'ef
two tous, exclusive Ut tho bones, and had to "
divided iuto seycIal sections bsf1re 1t could 10
conveyed away from the gasdcns to she fuInase
by Which II was eventually consumed. ElRhs
strong men failed IT, lit lie skin alone in!o
curt. liuY's" hide weighed twelve llunate,i'
weight and was found to be two Inches tEitK ~
some parts and All 1ugtl alsl thtce-gusrters shsS
along tbs spi,lr. 1t Was 30 nlurn daGiates' \, @
huweycr, by thu illness u Which - bay sHe-
spuctlo,l 1t VIVA submitted, pronounced II lllut
for preservation, aAA declined to attempt 10
stulf It, Accordingly, Il was reduced by eotl''
bustton to ashsa. ul'1 yielded halt Aanufco@
weight Ut munure, VALUED Ut II ".
, 1879-08-21

oiAFAh Abh@H"oA'
WAsn1NoToN, D. G., Aug. 2o.-fhc Treasury
Department today purchased hetTecn 4oo,ooo
md 500 OU oLncts OF silver bu'iions nj 1or the
Philadelphia mint. Oilers for tic west were
considered nbovo market ratfa'
DECISION APPROVED.
The President has approved tie decision or
tho Secretary Ut the Treasury in the l}en1amtn
VOL nnd In Abrh SILVER 'l1lnE Company nwasas
States. Tho Wvtl claim Is for tho value Ut 1850
bales of cotton aail to ilayc Legn captured usl
appropriated In AIcxlro md tho La
Abra claim Is for tic Silver Mining Com
pany. Tile tscrrclary says: While
neither the principles Of public law uor
considerations Of lus.tco or equity require or
rrrmrt ns between tl.e United Etatee and Mexico
t''at AWARDS III '''cse cascs s1'a'u 10 tIope"ea
ana the cases reviewed before 'lew 1hteFla'
tiona tribunal, or under uny now convention or
negotiation respecting tile same betwecn tho
Ua'sa es ,n,,,,ht J., ~. a,torttn, ~ ,,'ts
the matters brought to tl'e attention ot LUIS
Government on the part of Mexico do bri,lg
Into crave doubt the substantial integrity OF The
".,",,a. - ~ , ~ ,lor,nrns ;,ais, nd
e''oc''ee ~ ~ VI. ''sA'a,s W. "Ao I"'1s,s
upon attl accottted tn t1e caaa OF tae La Aura
Silver Mining Company, and TINT tho llunor Of
| Tho Limited St1t$& tIpG3 Fc1ulEG tnkL IilGHG kM0
"s,s 49, .,,'.,,,I ,,n n,-,h,r 1,v.s,Ioot.J hr III,
Iaess 1t'es.'a ~ ',,s.,a- .,,,' n.,.o.
Gh,tco oeates' u asce'tu4' "hetHes t'S .to'e1"-
| tucnt ilia hecn mads llIo Meaus OF tusotcln4.
| npainst friendly power claims OF our citizens
| based uton or exaggerated by fyaud.'
NEW NAIL sraaMxRs.
| ,cy linn n, m.ll st.s,ners viii be rim he-
.ua,.' Na'. n.,osns an, Now Wi, ,,vl 1,r,,,.h
| t"ech Nc" oE4ea's "''o ave-" Ao'@ a''o oF''''o
Honduras. -
THE MISSISSIPPI.
Tho organization Of tho SsAisstnpf River Ina-
provement Commission was effected by tho MI.
| min, MINT nj Gen. t.omstock. of the Enuiueef
, 1879-08-21
OBITUARY..
Mrs. .ADEI.AfDEKE EKEnIBLEaARTOR1s
Nttf YnrE tEtyfd, AAd. IL,

Nna- AnTr. r.AtDrKrniRr.r a AprOnra.
"AA''' n - ~ -. ,n..t'. - :,
",.o ..rH ~. m''n'' Aap. ~.
Aitcr uoe country nau nech se'e.a' oas8 sSni-
path!z!uR With Gen. Grant and Mrs. Graut In
their grief at tlse death Of their daughter thu
nrent of t1,r nreaa At London has fscovsrr,] A,,t
~ IL :. ~, ,t,Ir ,1.ner,or ~ iii
""uouucc9 a'at ~ - ny sNc,, uaas"'s' .. -, a.'
who haa died, but hoF motlrrsin'laS, Mfs.
Edward 8artoris, lady better known to IN
older generation as Adelaide Kembic, a daugh.
t.r ~ f,hor1ca Kcmhtc--,hc brot,,rr nj ,1ohn
n,.,n. H.,ss ~. ~. ,.s.s ,1.s,s. .,rha.asa
fh'a'p heho'c-oy nis VIE tas'c.1 uersse' u
clover actress of Eteunesc birth at'd French
descent, who hcgBn lifc OIL the stagc as dao-
srusp. Adelaide Ke,nnlc was the Younger slater
~ ~. r~,,,,o. aono To,,h,n rnttor .p,, ~
VI -"1s: rshuesg Anuo Aenoso nus'e' u"u =.
John Mitchell hcnhle' ono OIL INC moet cna'neht
of Anclo-Saxon scholars ala historians, who
dFet in 1st7 lnnvfnr lts prent work IN the
, 1879-08-21


MEMPHIS, Teon., Aug. 20.-A fire occurred In
No. $50 Front street, aujoinlng tho rear OF tic
Peabody Hotel. 1t appeared to have been buro-
tns somo time when discovered. Tie ffremcs,
were promptly on the grounds. While this lro
ras progressing another dro broke out In
building OH Murzet squnre, nt present unocctt-
pied. save by Besvants in charge. Tile fire was
gutten under control, With but little damage
doue. The attempt to arrest m pbs;rcpcrous
lcttcr-carricr during the progress Of the lre
caused considerable excitement and general
stampede through Ala!u street. The man es-
caped from tho colored guard The colorcd
troops got considerably excited during tlic rum
pus anu scattered, ~ thu. IL took souic ttmc to
rally them. The dpainachs Office was III great
danger II the fire had got under healwav.
The Front street bu,idink was the property OF
John II. Lea, Of Nashville. Lose. 5000:
The Market Square hutding WAS rAlued at
SG,0o0; total loss. Partially insured In tho
Planters Of Memphis.
, 1879-08-21
CANADA.

Tho ntncIsfcct-A Canai-'rhs Hank Of
NIontr+al-nIl1lors' pr!yileEos-A, r, Stow.
rrt,s 1tn,,v.
"s' Sn:io, o,.oo,c, IN 7ar 7,4sun..
49,. nn rt'u D..zt.sa
oFFA"@' aug. %o.-tns Do'h'nlon uo'es''.
ment has appointed. four muro Instructors OF
ssa adon to S two a1eav d, nnoute s
,,.', ~ T., .,,s Nar,h,ra.. tnoro Mi hn ,,,,n.
A'toeeiher IN tne Nottn"est 'te'o M WI w. .''ne'
teen teachers oi iafmlnc' II Is sau that tne
two agricultural instructors ut presunt residing
among thu Blacktect Indians hayc reportcd f1
glowing terms on tile prospective Success OF
their mission.
It is understood that the Dominion Goyorn-
ment has appointed m engineer to examine
into n1.l rcourt on the practtca6llItY a'Nl estt-
tnatcd cost Of q canal FROM tho Bay Of Quiutc
through The Trent River navigation lI-works to
Luke Huron. This tunkes the third scl,etne bo-
lore tl,e public for thu connection by canal Of
lakcs Huron md ontarto Tie other two
schemes nre, first, Alr. Chpruols, SO well known
To tile people of Ehicago;- md, second, the Ut
tawa Rlvur scheme.
ton, l.ndy DutlrGs tIaFdy mi tler daugl'ter,
Allss Isa Dulfres Hardy. are now at Ottawa.
asecta! Disp4iea e. e. 7as 7tttan.
Il IL SsaE s ii ssnssi tsnsHn s eont 81
ues to be a lending topic OF conversation OIL the
street. Some crttletae tl.e action In employing
the funds OF thg batk Tor building Tue 81. paul
q Minneapolis Railway. md say 4 would have hare
been generally condemned had tho speculation
not turned out successful:
To cnahio Carattinn nillors to grind Hour Tor
export from Amer!can whent importsu ior taIs
rurposc, Tho customs authorities liaso issued
regulation authorizing. mfilcrs to mike oatt at
tlrlr nearest clstom'hollso TO tlia cIoct that
tho Hour 80 exported had bccn grounts
| In bond from American wheat The
! sloutrrn! Coru Exchange claims thnt
tlts regulation dues not work
we'll, am! tbat Boston flour dealers haye. bccn
getting this flour frotn Canada ~ bond, and
as Canala ifnur. md thus ayotllns tho duty.
! The Exchange, therefore, has suggested to Mr.
,lolnsun that the difficulty urso% III consequence
distance from rustom-houses, a1ul that thu
oath Of the is,crclmnt Or thy .n'1fer's agent at
thu shlpnlilg pol1t 10 tlie elect that oil Cana-
dian il0ur exported LY item In bou!i had been
ground fr"m Canadian wheat nn.l no osllgf'
would cover the difficulty. MIR, johnson is Will
, 1879-08-21

inhl HcrFro Fi1 tic Louisville " Naslflllo ltall"
r,,all.
WEATHER.
TIT weather is warm spl pleasant.
,lftnI lATEft.
=. SEsMrii1s, Tenn, Aug. 2o-Twcnty.scvcn
ea.~a in MI reportod 10 tho Board OF Health
tus'ay,-twcyo whites, nnd fifteen rolorod.
Among those reported this afternoon arc c. r.
baldwin, GrurlIa Doyle, Maggie OUTLAW, nna
j. u. Thseskauf.
1.-Two deaths ancc noon, ,-Ernest P. Leak and
George Von 13ftnck.
The lion. John johnson, Superintendent OF
Qnarnntinc, will recommend TO The State Board
Of TIcnlth that the hours for citizcns 10 DO kept
In their homes be changed from 9 p. N. and
4a. m. to 8 p. m. and 0 a. m.
MAILS.
Commencing Friday, daily nntf service will
be resumed orer tic Louisville i Nashville
Railroad.
ArrKAr~
The Howard Association wtll Tomorrow make
au nppenl for asststAnce-
The thermometer ranged today from o.
10 81.
nATtoNs.
WASHINGTON, D. G., AuE. 20.-Frhc National
Board Of Health to-day considered, without
making disposition OF H. the matte: Of furnish.
Ing rauons to tho people Of Memphis now livlslf
In tents In the viciulty Of the city.
, 1879-08-21
WASHINGTON.
Persistent Attempts to Mfsrepres
sent the Nattonal.Treasury
Accounts.
Tho Fortune Bay Indemnity
Claim Based on Ac.unl
Damage.
Programme OF the Mississippi
River Improvement
Commission.
TlIEl BOND ACCOUNT.

apeciai DispatcA 10 TAs Tribune.
WAy,4sdTos, D. C., Aug. 20.-Ef1orts hare
been nr>s botl, III Now York and Washington
to show TINT statements male In these dis
patches d, Monday IN reference to the condt-
t1on Of th,t bond account 6etwceu Tie Govern
ment and lsuks warc Incorrect. Notwlthstand-
linz tl.est dentals tito facts arc precisely rs
stated In rnE Tnrnusa. The story tint large
1,aymenta have been made 10 London nnd In
this country which hare not yot boon entered
upon tho books Of tho Treasury, even II true.
would moi alter the case. II large payments
have beef, fnado to the banks or thelr agents
here or IL Europe on account Of Racs Of bonus,
this fact has not been reported to the unstod
States Tnhsurcr, md the mone7 SO received
has NOT BEEN PAID OVEN
10 that ofhctal. The assertion is niade that ono
bank alose II entitled to credit Of 81, eco
fnr callod bonds mud coupons, which have al
ready boon delivered to the agont Of tic Trcas-
ury At London, but arc not yet recorded as paid
At Washington. Thcro Is the very bcst authorl-
ty for denying this assertion. About three
months nfo QUO Of the subscribing banks sent
$25, ,000, 90 10 1 per cents to London for salc'
About $s2,0o0,00o Of this amount havo been
sold and credited at tho Treasury, md tiero
now remains ia London about $l3000,0O OF
bonds uhtccountel for.
III settling for bonda sent abroad the Treas
urer has accepted IN payment
CALLED noNps AND COUPONS, o.
aud tho agent at London, who is tic agent Of
tho banks md not OF the Government, rumIts
every wesk to the Treasurer al the caslI callctl
bonds, aud naturcd coupons received In payment
for per cents.
Neither IL It true that tho banks under the
&nrr ef fhatr RI,1,4rtf1ffnuA HnVn Tie
, 1879-08-21

A telegram from KaIelVh, n. @, Aug. Il,
asys: "lllu Mortnous aud their opponents are
naylng lively times In Clay and Cherokee Coul,.
Hes. THIS sect has multiplied a.nnzugy iu
those counties. A few lays since the people OF
the county turned out en- 1nasse, and, gulug to
the Mormon settlements, gave them thirty days
Ia which u leave North CaEolina. II thay did
not leave, they aere told that they would 10
nladc to- Az kodn rs t!le party left, one OF tho
Mormon Eidots dispatched courier With let
ter to tfoy. Jatyis, bitterly complaining Of this
abridgment of thetr religious liberty, and re-
quessiug the Governor to interfere III behalf OF
bis people, especially the new converts. The
Governor has instructed the Solicitor OF tic
District arlu kheriis Ut the two counties TO ses
slat order ts preserved. A big row IL expected ~
, 1879-08-21
I(1AYsA.
INV AZ
Ep4ttat Correspondence Of TIA Tribune

Hp&ttdI EeFTtspbfl1<ncf o. ans IThtfnes
DRs MolNHs, H., Aug. 18.-juoge Ed Camp.
bell Inns been holding prayer and conference
meeting with Judge Noble. El IL a puwerlul
man Ia conference. IIu would snaku q stranger
believe thc Don,ucrattc party was composed ot
sal,lts, and received their commissions 1ru tho
Almighty. llo Is the must willy political In.
tr0uor IN all this State. Thieves say it ID no
trick At all to steal; it Is te hldlls thut ro-
quires genius. That Is faculty Ed has to
perfection. tlo will coYcr his tracks beyond
possibility OF detection. As the scsu!t Ut his
labora, Nobu zeyerscs hiMself. goes back on hls
record a,l' ills friends, a,Kl writes to Ed, when
he has got back tu nfs husnu In Fljrtetu, i!sat
lle will interposc no further objection to
the universal wish Ut tho people. Nov,
he wna elected by TIC 'peopte Az
Judge Ut thu District Court for fonr years.
agreeing 10 scrvu tile full term It elected, Ito
will iud that Ell G7nlpbeila promises in uIu
natllu Of thu people are Ql,te a,lu ;rr thing from
tsgettiuK ttar,h lfeYarcstlnn IL nut commend.
aIle IN q Judge. II hs could hot aeeapt llla
humiliation In May last because OF his p1lur cou-
truct, how eau hu now, when The conditions are
not chuu1edt llo will 60 down with ule larry
In OctobeF, aud may u well prepaEs for lie
funeral.
Judge Book has decided at last that hs will
lecltpe the Prohibition uomluallon Of thu swcn-
ty-eight for Supreme Judgsl anti huk sons them
= braf epixtte to thut effect, All tho twenty.
eight hYye LETT IL thu pEeacAcr Daugau. who ~
, 1879-08-21

DIS MolSrs, Ia, Aug. cn-A. u. Gunn, for
several years manager OK the Wcstorn Unton
Telegraph Office here, suddenly becalno missing
several dnys ago. Monday night last hs wife
left the city, destination unknown. The house.
hold eIfccts wcEc detained at tic depot by cred
ftnrs. it Ia ratnorc'a ou tho street TINT there is
Il wnR,an III the ease. The Auditor Of the Com
Yll,y Is here oyerhnuling the hooks nnd accounts
Meanwhile, e. q. Smith. Of Chicago, tsin charge
us manager.
, 1879-08-21

Dr.. Weisso would not b. truv to tue country
fr0m which he halls. Il he dtd nat add ltn hts
recent Treatise On tho English lauguaxsl tl!lt
'tiia Eugllah language Is spoken III AMcElea
With less prosiuetaitsal aud pntoIs ahan 10 tho
British Isles" rtat we speak the lan4uaRe
pretty wall, ior EugIlsLu,ru. Ia tnodleum u
platso for y hlch We ulust be thankful.
, 1879-08-21

a still alarm to Engine Company No. 81 at
2:35 yesterday afternoon was caused by fire
upon tie root OF q two-story frame building at
NO. 45s Wabash ayeuuc, owned BY g. Armour,
a,ri occupied by G. Il. Dardon as residence.
Damage trIfllnE. Cause, u defective tluc.
The aIarm from Bux 127 ut $3.50 yesterday
morning was caused by fire under the front
atcps Of Lie 1t. Stephen Lutheran Church at
the corner OF TWcntv-flth atreet aud Went
nominal.
, 1879-08-21

VILE was shot nmt mortasly wounded. Malone
attempted to escape, hut VAS followed ny
lnrre crowd n,nl overiaken n short distance
frun town. 1fe refused to surrcnaer mud Wna
thot by nolne unc of tie crowd. mud i le be-
1tevcd Wilt die. The town was Wild with excite
nl.ut at last accounts.
Later advieas report the daath Of Sheriff.
l4eultlEs
, 1879-08-21
fl'ffL1)EN.

Dfsuntch n The Cincinnati Enquirer.
NEW YoHK, Aug. 10.-1 called upon Gov.
T.den this afternoon ut his citr residence, No.
Ii Gralnercy pnris. III explanation Of tl,e Oh
jcct Of my call. I sail:
"Gogernor, the Enquirer would 1!ko to know
whether t!iu statumeut Of the llou.lMr. Springer
tilat you are earnestly In favor Of tlIc election Of
Ocn. Ewing as Governor !s autlscnticl"
Gov. Tl!den replied: "CcrtaInly It is"; md
then t,e continued: ~ havo just received Il
letter from Mr. Springer xclntiyc to tho inter-
View purported to have becn haa with him By q
correspondent, md quito extensively published.
In thu, letter Sfr. Springer eays: i t1o mt
secognizu any Of thu stntcMcnts published us
having been made by me, except that In refer
sneo to Gen, E,y,nB'a election. Upon that point
spoio frecly.'n
'sll.rn.,' slid !. "on that point Mr.. Springer
ii presume 3d." responded the Governor.
"My oplulous On that subject hayo bccu iu
seegGt.H
Al this point en.lcavorcd to draw him tnto
an expression OH general politics. but fe was
very Fettccut, aud would only say: ''Tlin alt-
tesentes In tho Democratic Carty hi the tntte,l
Statrs nro trausitory al.d cyancsrcnt, af.a will
disappear IN thc presence OF inevitable eyonts.
Tlu urIllelp1cs unnn wifc, tlr great mass Ut
the Democratic party 0rt agreed OIL are fundu-
mental Mnd eternal. III tbs c.,1Itest Ut 1876 tile
issue wus the restoration Of the nosernnlcnt,
original iucaa Of lta founders. The defeat ot
thu pupulur will, III declared tn tlat elecliun,
llus raised 4 vastly greater isslic-lM1 10, tILG
integrity ot t1ac system of hclf-gnycEsllncnt
through elections by tic pcnple. THIS issue
transcunas all others, and Il would ba n bctrnY-
init it to bo sacrificed 10 inferior and transient
nneslf0us.h
, 1879-08-21

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. T., Aue. all a. m.--ludica-
lions: For Tonncsaco ind the Ohio Valcy,
slightly warmer, clear or purity cloudy weather,
solthcrly winds and stationary barometer.
For thu Lower Lake region, clear, followed by
pnrtly cloudy wcathcr n,ld occasional raiu,
slightly warmer, soYtterly Winds aud falling
barnmttrr.
Fur Tie Upper Luke region, Upper Mississippi,
and Lower Missouri talloye, partly cloudy
weather, occasional light rain, winds Mus.lr
sroin southeast to euuthwcat, stationary Dr
higher temperature.
lilo rlYcra will remain nearly stationary,
LocAL pBLxaYArtnNA.
, 1879-08-21

SAN Francisco. CAL, AVE. 2o.-H. P. Will
fa.us, Workngmen's candidate for Congress In
the Second District, having declined, E. ].
Clunle, tic "Btlis" candlaatc, was nominated
instead. The D!lhs hare Nominated l0dgu Terry
for Attorney.G General, vice Gross. dcelIl!e1 Not
Democratic uulnluatloil. as reported last night
, 1879-08-21

rHGsIx. Arizona, Aug. o0.-I4uko Monlhan,a
wcll-to.lo farmer, rcs!tlIng seyerat miles from
town, was brutaily murdered while returning
home last night, near his farm. Five buckshot
cntercd the back OF his neck. John Keller WAS
arrested Us the guilty purity. lie was tract;cd to
and from nts house TO the scene OF the murder.
, 1879-08-21

BosroN. Aug 2o.-Tho Frye murderors have
not yet been arraigncl. Donato, the Fleet
street barber. will bo charged with being acces
sorry after tie fact ho havinEsauct|oneu tic con.
ccalnont ot some Of the property In bis shop.
Thr missing man "Larry"ls Is thought to hare
been IN Salem this afternoon. lie, with "Nick"
and "I'lc ttrcek," will be charged With murder
in the first ueKreQ,
, 1879-08-21

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. c0.-Fiye cracks.
men seized, gagged, and bound policemen In
thu street hero Inst night; then entered tho
Long Branch Banking Company's building md
made m attack upon the vault, but abandoned
their wnrk und tools owing to tho noise Of tic
cxr1usiou.
, 1879-08-21

srR1Nor1ELp, ILL.,, Aug. 2o.-Bud Webb. q
colored man, who shot md killed James Robin
son, Of Hannibal, No., was arrested at Perrs
Springs, Pike County, last night, and taken to
Missouri on warrant Issued by Gov. Cullom
to-day.
, 1879-08-21

Mothers! your child NAV hayu worms! Then, W
ali uvuns uBc "kIrowA's Setnitugs CoMats. D."
They 4su the btst- sasest, and mo4t p!eaaant stm'
xls known. AsuId countetfslt4. Price. 21,cents.
, 1879-08-21

LITTLE Rocx. Ark, Aug. a0.-At Waldron,
8eolt County, On nie AFTERNOON Ut tho 18th lust.
bhert1 Samuel Leni1g, wh'!s attempting to ar'
rest Walter sialouu for brutallY assaultiuE Ills
, 1879-08-21

A7ltcf0I NkpNfch 70 1A9 7F7EuH1,
RocKronp, ILL.,, Aug. 20,-Au attempt WAS
,nnde to blow open the safe In Chicks 1our md
feed mills last night, but proved unsuccessful.
The thieves wero probably tra1npseor grceu
huni1s nt the business. No money was OBJ
tatned, though there was considerable dn1nage
to the safe.
, 1879-08-21

HTNHI I a. REJt7 EIfSs
BALTtMonE, Aug. a0.-lienrr j. Rogers, con-
structor Of the first telegraph Hue, tllut be,
tween this city antl Washington, died at Lis
residence to-day, aged 81.
, 1879-08-21

Some ona asked Gen. To9subs The other day, In
losernbS:" "E0, sis," was the emphatic reply;
- have not s'ngls Qual!dcatiou.-neys lnsdo
&-- agricultural speech In My ttfe, un4l don't
know singlu Suua4y.sch hymn"
, 1879-08-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY.

runnng atonc fer tiorcTt,ur, for s5W cnsi, III
ndsancc. The Object nf TIM party of twenty
rHht + too npltareut tn tlerclvc. anl Mr.. Dun
Fan "f!l carn h[s u,onGy by afrinE Ills eeotIs1n,
and quit.
, 1879-08-21

ON LONG ISLAND.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20-The Long Island
Lumber Mills at Brooklyn arc burned. Loss,
$4,000: Insured,