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d. On the, sl4lhl inst. at IAN adjourned
term Of the Common Pleas Court j udge
Frazier, after hearing tile plea Of John
d Patterson, to the char ge of'embezzle.
ment Of public funds, sentenced him to
The penitentiary, for tue term Of three
years. r.y e.,,xts v.Y ,'
In the course of his remarks, Judge
Frazier said, that under ordinary circum.
stances, for such an offeuse as Patterson
stood charged with, be would have made
the term Of Imprisonment. ten years. but
In confederation of his having volunta.
rily testified in the prosecution of Car
son and hisrosn1piea OF guilty, doing
away with The necessity of trial, be
would make the tefm as light as the ma
tufe'of the case, under these circumstan
ces, woul admit.
PATTERSON was the Republican Treas
urer, of Guernsey County.Y' 4t5
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Prof. Tees Weather Predictions.
FOR AUGUST 1879. i

PROBABLE WEATHER-1st clear or fair;
End to 9th. clouding, threatening weather,
with severe storms at places: 9th to 7th, clear
or fair; 9Th TO 1lth. fair; l4th, 20 18th. ending
in cloudy. threatening weather, with severe
stormsin places; 18th to 10Th, clear to fair.
18th to 22nd. ending in cloudy. threatening
threatening weather, with heavy rains and se.
we're storms In places Goth to 3Oth clear 10 fair;
31rt clear or fair. The comparatively warmer
spells win be about 3rd.S 10th, 10th, 2ist and
9Th. The comparatively cooler spells win be
about, 9th 18th, 18th, 2Snd and 29th. ssa,
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SHEkIBF'S1 SAbEas III.
George Cossa laaiisesi
a s VS.. s1aaE IRE
George w. Cline Eaan0s sSs


ny virtue Of certsin. order dfassale
issued from the court Of, common pleas
within and Tor the countyilefs Monroe,
and State of Ohio, in q case. pendipsip said
court between the above named parties snd
10 me directed, win ofer :or, sale q public
auction at the east door Of the court house
Ii Woods6eld. on 'aea9 asii7snib 81
Saturday, ,the 27ta day o. Ssptsn1si, i,fs7g,
between the hou,s OF 10 o'clock, q "a. a9d 4
o'clock p. M Of said day, the fpitcwing de-
scribed real estate, situate IN Monroe coun-
y, Ohio, to-wiG ose sVsaa efsT osN
The southeast quarter Of shss southwest
quarter of section twenty, township shRss OF
range i've, eon.sinins forty acsss uAets or
less, y L gzoh sisi ~ taag0m 9di
!. Said property 50 ordered 70 b. said y usp-
praised At $500. and may ssll for tHe-thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms d sale. cash
0s'or' sss con continuation. rn's1'D, ,,e ,ov.atrats
s7s,,7sS6. boss 7aa Sheriff h.a0oO.
x SYiiaas 4 Dsyoos, Astsyasd al o.
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TO whom It May Concern.

] am not candidate OF the Greenback
party (soscalled) for Prosecuting Attor.
neg nor have Iexpressed myself In any
way 5ayorahls to the movement But to
the contrary. believing that everything
beneficial TO our government is enclosed
In the principles OF the Democratic party,
lconld not accept = nomination even il
assutsst " ssuccessrlkS Nxsssa .g.xA
e.. - JAcoB i. MoRRILL !,
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'rwThe State Board Of Eonaliz.,ior,

Ew The State Board Of Equalization,
consisting of Auditor Of State Williams,
Treasurer Howell and Attorney General
Pillars, has completed the work of equal
izing the assessments of the State and
National Banks Of Ohio According TO
the returns Of County Boards, the total
valuation Of State Banks Is ei286,479
So. and Of National Banks 22,692.S7I
A, making total of S23. 979 .35l o. -
The valuation OF the State Banks, as in
creased by the State Board is now ST.
436 $685., and that Of the National Banks,
as decreased, s22, ,766. .668. sfisis'sts
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Chicage-Aug 81 Hugs Bad
market generally, and l0c. lower; mixed
packiag, 3@3 35; choice heavy, 8 400
8 65 light, 3 50@3 90 7s f.s
Cattle-G,od to extra, 4 80@5 80,
lair to good shipping steers, 8 96@4
So =" s3's1i-9sa
Sheep Export sheep, 4@4 %; butch
ers, 2 S0@3 60
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ns>I "a u - mli % steiRwsI.
Neu A0btriIstlIltlts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

TN BANKRUPTCY s--Uuited States Ds1trict
j Court. Southern District Of, Ohio b In the
matter, Of Duvali & Raiksr. Bankrupfss No.
l79s. Notice is hereby given that lohn W.
Duvall, one Of the above named ,bapkFapts.
has fled his petition in said Court Tor fnal
discharge, and that the same will bsfof hear.
ing before me at ny ONCE in tue city yof Ma
retta, in said Diswiet,s sushe 2Oth dsy Of
1879, at 10so'Slock .. fnsaf'wAich
time and place creditors and eshsssin inter
est may appear aud show causs, II any't they
hsva,,, VII, such discharge, should pst be
granted, RBUREN y. NIX.
auss6, '7Ow3. - Reyists-.
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The facts are that Foster will get less
votes in Seneca county. this year than at
any election where he has been a candi-
date, Democrats have become disgns-
ted with his Inflated pretentions and his
abuse Of them, and will show him that
his money will not aid him to the extent
it has heretofore. The Seitz law will be
enforced against him and his friends. in
every case discovered, and no more $50
douoers will be hauded around as they
we're last fall.
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Rwe were informed last week Of

%We were Informed last week of
the particulars of fearful tragedy en-.
acted in Writ county, West Va, between
JAhts SHook, Jr aud .RloHARbl Hen.
THORN, former residents Of jackson
township, this county.
D SHook and another man were engaged
In getting out railroad ties, when HEN
THORN approached them, 'withaa stone in
his hand, swearing that be intended to
kill SHooK .sSHoek stood on the defen-
sive until HENrHoRN came close to him
when hestruck with'hisi axe, cutting q
terrible cash in HEsrHoRs's forehead ;
q second blow almost severed an arm, q
third took effect on his other ,arm, a
fourth cut through several ribs in his
right side and D fifihperfeSmed The same
duty in his left side. After stretching
LRacHARD on the field Of combat, SHook
left to hurt an officer to have him ar.
rested, but while absent HENTHoRN was
taken to house and physician sent
for, who pronounced his injuries fatal
The origin of the difficulty was the
arrest, conviction and sentence Of HEN.
THORN to the peniten,iary from this
county in 1879, for shooting ut JANE.
Shook, Sr With intent to kill.
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~The following ticket was placed
In nominations on the isth inst, BY the
Republicans sf Belmont Couatys Rep
resestative, socouos Hosuz Of somer-
sst Treasurer, AssAHAx LAsH. Of Mar
tin's Ferry; Prosecutipg Attorney, A..
n. MIrcHEEE, Of 81. claissville; Com
missioner, LEE EvAss, Of Wayne; In,
frmary Director, BEsJAsax LocAS.
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To temporize with your health instead
of promptly using Dr.. Bulls Baltimore
Pills, is not indicative OF much thought.
fulness, Sold by all druggists,
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New York-Aug, 2l-Beeve.-

Sales at 6a@7ta per ID. for Texans;
7a@104., for natives. @ a.
Sheep-Market shade 6rner: 3 75@
5 20 per 100 Lbs. for ordinary to choice
sheep, and 5@6 80 per lo0 lbs fer
lambs. .-. 7s 'i's g 81
Swine-Market weaker, with slow
sales Of fair TO good lise hogs at AGA
% per 100 lbs.
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sCln,clts,sseil.a

! Aua. 81. Flour s0Oa5 rs; Wheat
95a9Sc, Corn 38i44c; Oats 26a2Sc
Rye 54c: Barley 80c. 77s slk'aA'
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Piiladelphla.

Aug. 2l-Fionr 5 '00a5 SO, Wheat 85a
I %; Corn 47a49cs Oats s7asSc;;
Rye 5Sc. XXX .sjs S. !. Sss
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vesv ADVERTISEMENT.
JERE WILLlAMs arrived at home last

week.
..PEtlS Picnic q yissspsInsst Saturday, the
,3OM ihsf@5Sa slllvs Ssssisss
Whenever lightning begins to play 1t
raises thunder
workmss sss painting and poipting
- me Dhggs Hotel a,,ap ssssii
s.ss Roassiag ears is sign somebody e
: i talking about you.oai anix'nas
Rev. T. A. GsovE. Of SmlthfeId, paid
oar town ylst last week, = q a
- Veases prerared to furnish Road Tax
elRsceipts atl % cents per hundred.
;Epginest BlscLxf, Of the Beliaire 4
- South western, was in town last week.
~ "a Greesbach asIlar 60 be worth
81. Nne hnndred eents1n,geld-.Hesl
Sssr sTewnshiR District and Corporation
Treasurers received their funds last
ssisNeel.l n ~ BAes sists Dat . %s,r''a
=. The programme lot The sDsnocra.io s,a
Hasa Mseting will be NpublishedI next
-, week. bas s.siI yissss ~ bssHraa sal
.iIsas Dr. FzReuaAs's house win be finished
: % shis week. His sg'a., 4 bright ~ over % .
new PIN. .ro,...nsB X y,sssa a.as ii hza
,.lsssW e,learnthat De- sJosrAH WiLsoS, Of
Bfowusville, this county, Is lying dan
~ esipusly u. = .s.szss s. Is I. a,ssss &
uavsFkzxrs KErrzKks, . little daughter Of
= - Mr.. GscRsr KrrrrsEs, Of this place, is
,myery,low with fever. lsspai ssisia -
tsslsis 1Ass 4 s,aztI
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Cllic,aIgO.

Aug. 2l.-Flour 25a5 90; Wheat
Sc i95c; Corn 3sa34c; Oats 23a23tc,
Rye Sic; Barley 70c s I -. 3 (.
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II eight cats Gao catch eight rats in
eight minutes, how many cats Whit take
to catch 900 rats h 400 minutes I
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New York.

Aug. 2i.--Flour 3 40s5 75; Wheat I
GOAL 16 ; G i'm 46a47c; Oats 1886 Rye
64c Barley 45ei sssia 9tf s7s sss
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aBalttunorS.

Aug. Flour 3 's5A6 90: whes, /
GOAL O9; Corn 46a47c; Oats sla32 !;
Rye 57a60c AZ. s.ss 49,
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sEGreenbaelxs 10 take the
place OF National Bank
Notes-YesS =
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August 25-Cattle 2a3c per pound !;
Sheep sa4u per pound. Hogs 2}asc per
pound gross, ,rtssv.s,sz I'D :,
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Chicago-Aue o2l-H

Indianapolis. d.
Hegs-Steeng al 3 75@3 -76:-
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3. e. STas ss.sr ior. the campaign. !. 10
|. .Nozemher Lat. fuenty. ave cents. islsal

HA Supplement- isccompauies THE
Srrxtf this week I, contains some very
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W s40 siae tu0 oouipnuy II aule to OU-
tain the iron for the extension, which
will be about the first Of September, the
grading Sill be substantially. done, and
there viii be no cause OF delay IL the
rapid compilation 81, the road. The Pres.
ident Of the road thinks there will be no
trouble in completing It during, the
months Of September and October, un
less there should be an unusual amount
Of wet weather during those 9 months
Bsllairs Tribsne.a, sapaeas ssas, ias. ls,i
Thus is described the Archduchess
Christine of Austria, whosisI select ell to
be the future Queen Of SPAIN She is
twenty -one years oisage. Though not
handsome, her face is astractiveq She
Is said to have The captivating gift Of
conversation. and brilliant eyes, She is
fond Of dancing, though she is Abbess,
croziered and mitred, ofthe noble Chap.
ter of Prague, and has twelve canones.
ses under her jurisdiction For 6srEre.
ligious duties the Archduchess has an
income Of $4,000 year. To be an
sbbess of the Chapter of Prague It is
necessary arst to be born an a,chdu-
chess. - * 5f. h.ls.l 9.sofk..l.
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HLrRor wrLsH diee ot typhoid fe-
yer at bis home near Armstrong; Mill,
on Wednesday. the 10th Inst, rs
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~The Tifin Ad0srtissr says Of

sNUD0 y'hurt TO su0 tOfced m6rChlng
on to Resumptiyn, eh 34'sFs Z rsskss=7
, 1879-08-01

Inkln9ly inquire where tho complaining vitnass
md f,is attorney we're
After waiting A reasonable length Of fimo for
return Of the tHo men, who bad appareatly ab-
scooued,
INT Assistant Dbt+ict-Atsornay, stated that be
u asa no time 10 remain longer, and, addressing
nin1sclE TO Commissioner Haincs, be said
Ionf honor, the testimony thus Tar IN this
CaHe does not Appear to warrant .ua In further
prosecuting she defen.e; therefore move that
~. Iuft1lioste--At the compldnantss cost
commissioner .Hainea-Of courss the Gov
erntncnt naSs il'e coets. Mr. Robinson, you
leased from ball.
!n The mcantftno Gen. ElaFldze, one OF tho
attorneys tor tfIc defense. had gono to Juskicc
OF the Peace aud procured \ warrant for tho ar
rest OF Mclaughlin and Deniux, charging them
with malicious prosecution, and m officer wa1
even then bunting for them. It WA ascert atpetl
that bo+h Mclaughlin md Denfng, ono stop
ping at Tic Briggs Atil the other at tile Sherman
House, bad settled thetr bills The night before.
This OF Itself looked s1sptcoua, considering
that The sult Ia progress "aa liable 10 Keep The
The great bareback rider VIA YerJ Indignant,
Ho vowed that the offending parties
SHOULD ne BROUGHT TO tusr1o8,
II Mcra was anY such thing u capturing them in
this Slate. They had taken him from hta busi.
lin to Chicago, a. he believed. Without any
paper whatsoever to rarrant hts arrcat. It VA,
advised that the pol!cn Department bs notified
and that the csty should he secured for the two
mon, Mcl.aughlin atd Denlng, and that ali ulc
railroad tfainB should be Bcascbed.
, 1879-08-01
"BAREDACK" ROBINSON,

THE COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
The examination OF James Robinson, cham
ptou bareback rider Of the world, charged with
perjury, was resumed ut hall-past 0 o'cloekt
yesterday morning before Commissioner
Hn!nes, Room q, metropolitan Block.
The examination Of Mr.. danes Mclaughlin,
the complaining witness, was continued.
Mr.. Iurte!lQtte stated to witness that tho
last question asked hin, the night bcforo ,rus
whether he dad my papers for thu arrest Of Mr.:
Robinson when he caIHu irom New FORK The
question WAS objected 10 by Nj. Fellows, Me-
Lnu9htiu's private attorney.
hit. McI.atKbiiu was asked II lie did not state
to some pcrson In an olsirc here thnt hc had
papers for the arrest Of Robinson, and that II br
would settle up the 5000 clninl, he {sirLaueh-
lln) would return without n,nkIn. tie arsdat:
Mr. Mclaughlin aaintttrl tlAt hu said; I'll
wish you fellows would settle up this claim, NM!
10 70 hut.o without making luz arrest Of lsab-
In reply 10 question BY Mr.. Fellows, The
Witness stated tlut he had nu partic-
nl.r business business tn IL, A,'b.ny' excspt Tut be
Robinson. tu tllr capacity Ut prlvatc detective.
Nu met Robinson In tho suuttaeru part of tie
Stnte, aud SPOKE TO him regarding tbs case
against hua aud adyistd ltM to srttle It ltp to
avoid any troub;u whlel. might grow, oi.t Of II.
Witness casnc with Robinson to Chicago IRON
That lotnt.
IN answer 10 qurstlon by Mr. Boal, Assistant
Districi-Att0rucY, Wtfsess stated ttsat sr, Hob
illsou ordered lAu G'aymeut Os tslr ulanry TINT
wns paid By l1ln tna.,oger Ut The show. Robin.
sous iawyer told hfln this. lIa waB iUId to 70
to the ttcket-wauun alu get his Muucy, alter tnu
matter bad beeu settled IN tAe lawyers 0lttcc.
Ilts WIS Rub,nsons sharu VI tho Inuney, wt,iea
hu aliu lis acknowledgements wi,n9ts.
ALLEN nofER,
shorthand reporter, Was sworn lnu aaked to
testify tu The correctness of a transcript Ut
report which witicss mssle In bankrupt PROCEED.
ln9s uf Robinson, which Wuru e0mulr,trel lWu or
thyeu nsuuths ugu before heuistcr uibbartt, but
which WGro never 1uisAe1, bciny continued I'LL.
I'll tu-tluy. Alter sotug ltttle t0tk BY Mr. Tur-
tel:ot1e tho eomplauatlis taking no hand In II,
II was decided tilat tlls testtlnuny should b.
excluded.
At this p0nt commenced a series Ut
VERY PECULIAR PRocEEptXGs.
The witness 3lcLnughlin had announced Us
intention q lew minutes brIoro OF Go.ll:: t3uwu.
s'alrs for short tIu,e. ut,d Gen. rnrtcl0tta Fa-
questctl him to return inlslNltateiy, Us ha .la-
sired tu nsk him so1uc fuTllsF Question III cFOas-
examination. Slcl.au .hl!n stgn.tled his lntei-
tlon Ut returning A. uUce. stating lho ooiect Of
his y.slt to 1ho basement. As the elevator III
,ac building, was undergoing EeIutrs, the Jour
lunce u 1lgu or Xix tlguts nt +tars-had tu bu
performed uu loot, anu all t1rtles c1ntcrnast
were uIspuaru to hu lLcra1 IN !hr allowance
Ut titAr. Hut when, nj the expiration Ut Ill
nuu1, Mplat.sttl,li JAfcl 10 uat III
u rrapErafal,tr, nt,A DcntIt, his Ncf York
lawyer Mas ulsu ni!ss.HE. lile cuUiisel Ius I!..
culr4..' yr.a st.a.. Wa. i!nua.I:ut Lid L.x.u ~
, 1879-08-01
hlINOR CRIMES,


Before Just1ee Aanfncr yesterday warrant
was Issued for the arrest Of jacob bernstein,
aged 9, CHARGED with assault and battery.
49,. 49, -, 49,. n,..--,.,
'ohn Ho'an ano anton n'slask' se'e arrested
Gallagher, who caught them Ii tho act Of fltliug
A hs, With f5oarn from . deliverY wagon ,cft
s...,.',u., ~ ,-as. NJ =, wsh..s ...,. ~
e'A''a.nS 70 'Eon' VI So' IL "Ap@sa sfsooe' anu
owned bT Iowlc d Roper.
Thomas G, Bayncs. Of No. II Erie street. re-.
nor,a lint vont,, rn,n.a ,,,omos E,,cr Ian In
r. -" 20 a+ yous. .eS1 t"o '',', ~
, 1879-08-01
LONGSTREET' ON THE WAR.
Why tho Rebellion FnIlca-Ffark Criticisms
OF Military sIen and 0perntlons.on notl,
Slles-Sono Interesting Anecdotes.

WhS tho "epe!l'oh f"ilcd-Ftnnk Criticisms
So. "..".s e,"a ne" "',. oper".'oasio" noth
c....".'.'.n. nt,,', n"oeaotos' ~
G4,.rsv,tIr tn .1,,1v na"T lax t;,o ,>,o.
ure Of n ,ony and ans, tale viii Can + nv.
atrcrt conrcrn,n,, ,hc cond,,rt nf III, w. o"..,
lien. tonca,rcf. crctt nI1itars o,,t, ns.,,.a -,
s' .I - '' 49,, ''1'' a,o ' 'lecise III
mnstrr in ,ho 17n,tcd sIatns ar,rv ,.t,sn ~,
troubte hctween t,,c atot.. t4pnu. hod H.,
r,nk of Mntnr. mi ,v", .,n,1sna, - ~" ~"
Mayfu, v,awo, fr,,r -, :, ,,tat.,,. .,a,,,. ~"
,.ryat1on tbn ,n,to,ton ~ ,ba sa,,,ta" x"' ~ "
viii ;mn,tcnr. wos ,,a,1nd ~ w., 'Iausss II.ta'
s,,n tsmas ~ -. wa ae'es'u ~ .nc oI'oa
"1!o mus" ~ sso @uF cause 1oF ofcaktnK It up
when Secession WIS accomplished. held on, I
bad determined to remain whcro nos n srcaa.
stor ,rns ,a,,ot,,l,, ooo,,,,a,.s,,a, -. ,tss'
@ ,osr,,nr s' ia 1i.i,a apsnta' homa Ma u wle,l,
however, hao ll1t'e nope MY relatives in
Georgia wroso inc urgently to como on at once,
sayit.g that nll tile good oif]rca werr ho,nr
takcn up., renlted thut If tIcre ,vns crol,t, -,
s onv syor !, un,,it ,os, ta- .a"s.', %4 son ~
TINT IN t)a. tins .vcry soldier vatd na HTs ~.
level, anl that 1t lnattcrrd tlttle whether he
commanded at tllu ton or bottom. At lanoth
svn,ta ar .roa Hro1 u,,n am, ,na,, ,...S .s'..
% yn+ W.. %us ,ucvI,uh,. @ a W." @ s. ,u. oa kne" !a.
"ut WIS s'cfh"o'e. "''a tc1e e4lAt MY place was
With my pe"pIe, | resigned my commission
and GAME home. was at once made BrlradIer-
t,enera,. nn,1 nov kov t,,ot ,c1 th. son,L...,
q. .,,' ,,a". 49,. sa a. ouu'''esn
Ioops ~ w ntst uats'e t'tes efe1 !ousht, ana
commanded III LILO hFst neIa OF victory That the
Southern flag over foatcd over. Thjs was tho
affair at Blackbutu,s Fora. ,,xua,lv un,wn
"a Duli Run Ty,nr ,t.om,,ad -, to,., s.'''
sayc hut nv ,,.."s e..sa .,cs, ~. ~ 'olso pas-
sass' o"' my oFieade rcpu'scd h'1n 'laiilsome-
wv
"Wero you much ejatcd oyer this v,ctorv1,,
III was proud OF II. nj rn,,r.o nmt ali ,,o,
lo)n In tho wild ,e,,0ht ~ ' .,a. ,sm ous ''u ~.
rnvor Ind me- S S,'.s. asnt ~. "'at 1ot1o"ea H. l
'aase eoou lighters, but knew t!IAt tho issue
mist 1t Inst ba nut upon orranIzntjon. Ind.
yduni bravery uulounts to nothim,s in mu,. "tM.
traetea war. Everything dppcnus mnon orrrni.
armies wero never properly oraanxati nr III.
ctplined. The Northern ar,l,vs weru 1s,oya,1
Ike machines a,nl hAn1letl jiky mscbtor..
spring Was touched. the wtlo,o mass movci
, 1879-08-01

One Of the Anueke Jsu.,helrs iu Detroit las ro-
csEreu letter from aNut.tr uf the heirs, RIy.lI.
al ac>1tlut Ut d meeting held iu HaunlIou,
OnEarlu. llu says ll,4L u that Mretfns l:W 'Ot
tic heirs wert pTrsent. 1t WIS il,ere agreed MT
to n.slulo witt, .tu Trinity Church property at
present, hut to 90 for tlr mol.rY ,at Ii leu0.!L-
~ ~ ss 1ans "ittI te n9TssnMent ' , M ot Aol1ad
cent interest. II tMy succeed III getting tl!a,
money they will bays established lirir rlau,
nl,l VII! t,aye the Inca,ls 10 t:hs tie r:ci. .lui
pow'rtul corporation vi Trinity Church. IMe
New luEk purliun vt tllr eBtAtu Ii HOW supposrl
IL su worth sa}I.uI3.Uo. riIrre aru ruw atou t
1.tj1 hcsss. lhc toulnttce Is III c.IA,t,1e,re
with tic llulllnl t;uyerAaisut thruu,h The Urlt-
ISL Minister
, 1879-08-01
CASUALTIES.
Sad Accident to an Excursion
Party Near OsWego.
A Yacht Upscts, by Which Five
Women Are Drowned.
Two Lives Lost by the Burning Of Steamer
On q Michigan Lake.

? CLAYTON, N. T., Via OsNego, July 3l.-Tlie
purity which met with the accident hero this
morning was from Blnghanton, N. y, and
vicinity, and numbered about $50 persons.
They wcro spending few days on Tic st. Law
renee, md had this u,or0lng boarded tho steam
Yachts harrington md joscuhtnc, With Wow
to visiting Kingston, Out, gs,d other points.
They steamed up tle river frotn Thousand
Island Park to this place, aud, as tho Josephine
was slower boat than tho burlington, 1t was
proposed to lash the Two boats, and thus Keep
the party together. As soon us this was dono
they proceeded on their journey, but had not
gono furty rods wlcn It wns found tic stnys
were not p5opcry adjusted 1s TIE Josspotme
the spccd, an effort was made 70 loosen lne
stays. The bow line was let out TIL thu Jose-
phinc had swung around aido#aYe1 WnGa ~
caught In knot mud she capsized AMI SUM- IL III
eighty feet Of water tn half a minute. ~ tno
bout ifpocd over every one on board 1911 lnto
the wafer, and many were drawn down hs tlle
boat sunk. Nothing happened to the forflhs.
to- ana may Tere H ,1a boa,s Witch pushed
out from tho Bhoro as BUon as the aec!oeht oe.
cured Fire tadlcs were dFo"1eo. None VI
the bodies havo been recovered. Divers arrived
tonight, ami efforts will be made IN the morn'
fug to Gpd tie bodies MD ratso the Josephlne.
Great blnme Is attached to tho Captains Of
10th boats for their miatnanagcn1ent mud luck
JswEoo, N. r, July 81.-Two steam yachta,
lsshel together. and containing a pfrasure
party, Ind not proceeded mora than twenty foda
from tic dock when the llcad-lashiug was
Iooscl, and one yacht capsIzcd ut,d sunk. drowt!-
INK Mrs. Pcrsells, Of D!nHhanton: Mrs. aarah
Bostwlck Mrs. atid Miss Durkccw, Ut Krkwnod:
and Miss Hnttia Pollock, Of New York.
Nxw BRuAsw1oK, July 31.-A row-huat ton-
tatntng pleasure party Of five persons was run
into BIZ the schooner Hayes this nluFr.tng in tic
Rarttan River, capstzing 1t, and drowning Two
Indies, Mra. 'John Dunntgan and Miaa Kato
UorNns