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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-03

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-03
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN o1-T

~ w " Ifope'ors Oh Steam Engines TO the Valve which
a great saving Of fuel effected The Valve being closed ON b admission I
open wien e&ng the cngineis liable line as water is o
0' inc waive opening shutting each stroke
WY "n'n he engine not working the Valves kept
open by spiral spring The Valve pay price the saving Of m IN vary
short time, and will last e years
~ Estate and County Rights for Sale Apply letter or in person at 1908 Cusou
Avenue st. Louis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-03
CHERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF an execution 10 me directed, by the
clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Alexander County In
the state Of Illinois in favor ofJGmrs Be, and WI.
liam p Halliday, and against Cairo Box and Basket
Company | have levied upon the following de-
.cTibed property. tO-wl: Lots one 20 eight, both
inclusive, In block numbered one o. and lots one to
eight, both inclusive in block numbered eight -.
IN the nm addition 70 the city Of Cairo Alexander
County. Illinois, including license and permission
10 use and erect and maintain buildings etc. on the
.cycg slope IN front Of said lots o. sprriscd IN deed
from Taylor Parsons, trustees, etc, dated March
2ist ISL, together with all and singular. the mill
boiler house, dry kiln, Office, .hed. aud buildings,
on said lots and premises, situated together with all
and singular. the appgueuan1es, fixtures, boilers.
engines, saw mill. shaitings, betiLgS, pQ.ies and
other machinery. saws, 1901. and machines vi every
kind and description whats pgver lpperuiuiug, be.
longing TO, or in any Way constituting par, and pss-
eel Of or used N, whGl is known as -he Cairo Box
and Basket Company Factory: which ] shall on at
publicly eGdur. on the premises, e. above described,
ID the fi)A addition 70 Tie. city Of Cairo. county Of
Alexander and state " !. Vol. N the I'D lag ~
December, ls,D, g. 80 O'Clock. AIN.
Dated this, Cairo Illinois. 2.G day o. November,
\. d., 1873.
JOHN HODGES sheriff
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-03

BRowN's HOTEL, MACON, Ga. Sept. 81, 70.
Messrs. Morgan & Allen, 50 John St, New
York City:
Dear Sirs--In looking over Ilarper's
Weekly paper | saw the advertisement Of
your valuable medicine, CONSTITUTION Wa
ter and it occurred to me that il was my
duty to add to your list Of testimonials.
For twelve months suffered with infiam-
nation Of the kidneys and bladder; no
rest at night, up ten or fifteen times; could
not walk across the street without having
palpitation OF the heart, would have to sit
down and rest before could get back to
the hotel. Last May | was obliged to give
up my business, that Of hotel keeper. !
was reduced in weight forty pounds In
August made the trip by steamer 10 New
York, thence by steaSlcr TO New London,
Connecticut, where | arrived weak and
very much debilitated. My brother, j F.
Brown, President Of Browns Cotton Gin
Company at New London, sent to the drug
gists for a bottle of Constitution Water, and
insisted on my taking it, saying that he, and
Others he knew, had been troubled the same
way. IL seems incredible, but in two days
| began to feel better, my appetite improv-
ing, and in afcw days was able to walk up
to the town, some half mile distant, with
out getting wearied, or having any hutter-
ing OF palptation Of the heart. In a short
time | returned to New York visited
Coney Island, of course, and walked from
the Wooden Pier to the Iron Pier, a dist.
ance should judge'of nearly one mile,
through the sand; also long distance
through Central Park without any inconvc-
nience or distress, am sixty years Of age,
have lived IN Macon iifty-four years, been
in the hotel business twenty. five years. and
those that know me know that would not
give this testimonial unless it was due you
and to those suffering as have suffered
Diseases similar to mine and other diseases
your medicine is recommended for are very
prevalent IN the South. Yours truly,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-03
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'ne IN lis true position before the public
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
Nus GaDpteu.

Man i9reibt uns ans glerauSrien In
Ggppten inter benz IA. DECEMBER: 0ir
iinb istt II 2a~rsm6urser bier i'm Yeniiouat
Der gbriitIi5en S9uIbriber. g9t pom
uns trasen bersits baS Srbsnstlsio uno bic
feds lbriseu perSen baSieIbe an Gbrilts
abenS bstommeu. Sc nirS Sbnen Yers
guiiseu MAIDEN, Raulsn un6 SsrfunIt pon
uns vGfritanern~ gu erfubrsn, barum tbsiIs
Id STANDARDIZATION mad &sibenfoIse bes
gltsrS nit: u Setter Settinger
aus 9eiSborf Der aud LANCE Sabre in
amerifa ais S3ul6ruoer uirfte. p Yss
ter SepIer, aus S6wsi6, Gam uon
Selsisn mad @sppten. 81 SrauSSet t.
II 9 CT aus &auuborf. ~ Sobann
S3mit aus Ssisoori. s., 6. 81 ~
George, Iusuf unb urbanus
9 entSsn aus Walferbiussu. g. 3 e.
ter SourneIIe aus &ootnseu. aas
SorberasbsnSen trassn baS S:Senstleio.
8 II. lO.) 4nton uub o erubarbus
Sonnar aus SeisSorf. ll.) Sobann
Subertp aus 9eisSOri. l2.) Watb /,
a Samm q 7 aus Seifingsn. 49, SO q.
tbias Ga aus SteirIcI unb l4.) WiI:
belm Ebill aus 6ttsl6riif. sSbneu,
Serr ReSaftenr uuo nlsu ben 9urembur:
germ in BEN Ser. Staatsn eth nsusS slid
liScs SaSr piniaenb, ssiSret
Sbr Correspondent 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
Tdsif1-Suxem6urs

Die RatboIiten Don Susup babeu
bel ben @emeinbewablen seisst. 3wei
9anbibaten sinsen Direct aus Der Urine bers
Dor, Der brittle erbielt bic Webrbeit beim
3ueiten WabIsaus.
Im Is. 8 es m 3 er wars in Yalaaae
(Durbup) beinabe elm idperes l1nsliid aes
ideben. 9eon Osparbin, br Sobn 6es
8ehelfabritanten sins our Susb auf 8SseI.
Sn Der Wfitte bss Oorfes slitt CT aus unb
feel, babel sins fem @smebr los unb Der
pole S9rotiduer traf Elm 8 idbrisss Rinb
ins gein unb uerwunbste basisIbe i9refs
lid, iebod ni9t ssfdbrIi5. gs bdtte i9Iims
mer abseber %t6nneu, ba pisIe 2sute bort
auf bsr StraBe warer.
Sn sans 8eIgisn bat ss segen ben
90. Oe;ember berurt sei9nsit, baS man
bas WiIitdr beransieben mubte, I'M, bic
Sabuen fret su MAIDEN. Sn ber Hrouin3
2uremburs Iiest Der sefulene Sdnee b6ber
ais felt Subrsebntsn. SAT- iberaI 1T ber
Sertebr sebemmt. Der Wartt in 9lrlon
lit nua bic Sauern paseu f5 ni5t bers
aus.
lleber bic SasS in Der gropins
idreibt bic vYoir bu 2ursmbpurs": Dor
,ebn Sabreu fonute man bas 6o1milb,
9iri9e uno &ebs, i'm Canton ct. 9ubert
5dbIen. Gs mar iebr rar, baB elm Sdser
etueu Siri9 erleste uub Tam linn elmer su
nab, i9oB er benislben, obs elm Siri9 o6er
cine Siridtub iei, ielbit wenn er aud bic
Strafen bsaablen muBte, bic bic Sasbses
ieIidaften auf bas grIegen elmer Siri9tnb
seiett batten. Ssute ut Rotbmilb I'M
lleberftuB UNI ct. Subert. 9a3umaI, Dor
80 Sabreu, bra9tsn bic Sasbsn Der @es
meinbsn um 9oir 5 Bis 600 Srautsn; Dor
10 sSabren 5 Bis 5000 unb beute an bic
$4,000 Sranten. gu 2ibin, no msbrere
Disqualification ftnb, bat bas @runbets
seutbum in Is Sabren ieiuen Wertb uers
boppeIt. SIM October iinS auf sinsu1 Bes
ring pon 8 Stunoen I'm ct. Subert, auf
8 bis 10 Ssetaren, ri6t usniser ais 10
WiIbidpeine, 80 Siri5e, Is Siri9tibe,
bas &IeinpiIb ni9t gu sdbleu, seidoGen
wOrbsn. Sas flinst unslaubli9, aber e.
lit pabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14

poroen iinb. Oas tatbolii6e WiiRons
fslb bat fid nod ben neueiien Statiititen
aus 9pon in folsenber Wsile ermeitert: gs
adblte Qs4O) l31 giid6fe, 42l4 Brieifer
uno 4.47S,sOO @ldubise, Qs7s) 2s5
Sti36fe, l7,Os7 Brieitsr unb 1859, l47
@!dubise.
Gin trrfhi6rs llrtgci( iber bic Srauen.
ySi9erlid 1T es uabr" - 10 Iautet bas
8ort bes bodbstusten iransofi9en S9rift.
ftelers Soiepb be Maiire - rbas Bic
Srauen Der @elt tsine Weiierperte selie.
fert baben. sic baben teine Sliabe. tein
b~efreites SeruiaIem, tsinen SamIet sss
i4riebsn, feline Psterstirde ssbaut, tel.
men Weiiias %componirt, tein iinsites
9ertdt semaIt, meber bas Sernrobr nod
bic Oampfmaidine e~,funben, aber ie
baben etuas @t6Beres unb BeEeres als
bies setbau, bsnn auf ibren Rnieen fub
wabrbafte nnb tusenbbafte Wdnner unb
6rauen, bic berrIi4fen grseusnife Der
Welt, er3o9en porben."
Vim II. DECEMBER maren bic uaticani:
i4en Wufeen in &om ssi9IoFen, neil ba.
ielbft Der 81. Vater iiber 800 Srauen cine
Gaoien5 seipdbrte. 9lQs Grauen.W ereine
&om's uarsn pertreten. sic wurben benz
Papite Don Der General. YrdRbentin, Mar;
4sia Intin' Mattoi, porseitslt. Ser 81.
Vater btelt etne turje Gnipra9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
Saar, @oiel, Gtfet unO SatsSs
rfifen.

gu Go9em bate Elm SbloIer Der
R6lner Wai1insnfabrit, BET nit ben Mtous
tirungsarbettea on Der 9asrsr Bride bes
ladftist mar, am 8. December bas tins
sIld, pon sinem @erife bsrabSuitirsen u.
erIitt babel cine srbebIi&e SsrIesuns an
S@entel.
Bie SabIrei9 bas S9warsuhb an
bsr Saar iein muB, gebt baraus herpor, bab
auf elmer sroBsn Sreibiasb Is WiIbi1weis
ne aufsetrisbsu wurben. Sa babsu bic
garsrn wObl &e4t gum SIasen iber
BtIoi5absn.
gu MerseIi9 Iaubete man am 10.
December bic 2ei9e zines iansen Mannes
aug Song, Der Sonntas IbsnS sesen 9 llbr
in etpaS ansebeitertem 3uitanbe cine
@irtbl5aIt usrIisB, II. bann ben gbauNees
Damn spii9sn WersIi5 usb gifri5erbof
sntpsSsr sepaltiam b~erunter semsrfen
morosn, ooer IN 5oIse ietnss Suifanossin's
BaiIer sefausn mar.
am II. December brannte % Su
Saarlouis bel &aufmann Wtoies an Der
! Ode Der Ssuti9en Stra6s. gs brannte sus
| slst1 I'M grbsei@oB anb in Der oberften
gtass. Ole itdotii5e Ssusrpsbr war Jos
fort sur Stslle uno IS sslaus ibren trefSs
Ii9 gslsitstsu Ieni5uusen bsS Gsuers baib
6err ~ psrSsu. Der entifanbene Sdatsn
1T mob ri9t fefssiteut. Der @ei&6itss
eisentbamsr mar aui elmer Sod,sit abues
lsnb. r-
0as uSouraal1 pom Montmeby III far
folseuoe Sasbseididte perantw srtlid :
Sei elmer Sretb' Sasb, bic man in Der De.
ssnb non Sau,es belt, fob Elm gber in's
Oorf. Wtau psrfoIate benielben unb e,
iprang Our9 elm Senitsr, bas sr natiirIi4
m%itnabm, in cine S4lafiube, mo- Der Saus,
eisenibimsr i'm Bette lag. Na1osm Der
@bsr bic Slausn auf'S Bett seiest unb ben
Bauer betra9tet bate, fob Der @ruuser In
ben Stau. 9isr ipsrrte man bas Stslt cir
uno Gui cGS @si5rei oes Bauera tanner
pie Ra3bam suiammsn Mnb mabten ben
S5isr ben @arauS.
Dem Ssrnebmen mad beabRhtia
Die franjORi4e &esieruns i'm @liaB UNI
9otbriuSen, III WfeS uno MlbIbauIen
GOnlaIate 81 siri9tsn.
Snbsm Rreiis MalmeSp madt ma,
sroBe Inltreneunsen Sur Ginflbruua un
3udt ppn OlfrieRi&en S5afen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14

non audiunt, oculos habent ct non vide.
bunt.
Scr Gbege nabl Der Wabame 2aBeau.
Staucts Berger, General gonluI bes @roBs
ber3ostbum 2ursm6urs in 'Nsp gort,
pcbnte am 10. DECEMBER Der 8ammer,
'fsuns Bel. Sat man i'm @robbsr,ostbum
snremburs au9 einsn goniul fir amertta
nOtbis?
Der GeirBentlpuri iber bic @irtbss
baus lteuer, Der Der &ammer, p~orIieat bee
itimmt, baB in Srten BON wenieer aIs 500
Gtnpobrer bic Steuer 25 6ranteu, in Srs
ten BON 800 Bis 500 @tnwo5ner 80 sSrans
Ten, Bel 500 bis 1000 @inuobner 40 Srans
Ten, bel 1000 bis 1900 gtapobner As
Sranten, Bel 1900 bis 1000 G~inuobuer SIS
6ranten unb Bel Srtsn pon mebr ais 1000
Gtnwohner 60 6ranten bstrase. Ob has
bic Wtrtbsbduler minbert, mir aweifeln
baran; es wirb nur UNI iosieI i9Iedteres
@etraate psrtauft uno 10 u,sbr Sdabsn
anseri9tet.
Scr 8oromans Urrein aur 8erbreituns
biQiser unb gutter Bidder, sdblt In bee
Oi5ceie aursmburs SO 9oealpsreine NIT
46l Wttsltebsrn. .gs wurben fir 5Oss
Nart quite Builder in Der Oi6ceie bur@
bieisn @erein bei@afft.
Sas 0eieb iber 8srbre1en unb Der,
seben, ,efde bon 9urembursern int Muss
lanse ueribt werbeu, marb IN Der Ranrmer
einitimmis ansenommen. Wtr tommer
selesentli4 auf basisIbe surid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
9ir&fi&e 2lemiseeiten.
Sulanb.
gr3bi6eeie philadelphia.

Scr Budiu'iic GrSbiiGof WooS bat fol,
senbe8 &anbi9reibeH an bic bo9w. @siit'
li9teit erIafen: sSo6m. Ser: 0ir ers
lauten uns, Sbre 0isnite flr bic GriifIi:
den Briioer in Iuipru9 su nsbmen, wsl9e
i'm Sntereile Der Griitli9sn Grliebuns bier
Su 2anSe cine 10 iesensrei9s Sbatiateit
entfaIten. Da ibr Wirtungsfreis itetia
sunimmt, benOtbisen iis aud cine sroBere
2abl ibrer Mitslteoer. 0ir bitten Sie
beSbaIb, bsim 9iufiu9en ~ssei9ueter Gan:
biba,gr fir ibr NoOiSiat bebiIFi4 su lein.
gtuf bisse Weiie werben sic Sas SntereGe
Der &slis,pn un6 @rbiebuns pslsntli5 fSr.
bern. SalS sic cine ndbsre Iustunft
uiialden, poGen sic ii9 on Bru6srsPro.
%uinSiaI Yaulian In Wsft9sitsr, 90. o.,
psnben unb bas alter, bic Sabistsitsn un6
ioniiisen @inselbsiten f@ msIOenOer Gan:
oioaten mittbeiIeu. SD bin Sbr erssbsu'
'tsr Oisner in @briliO."
OiOeeie Buffalo.
am 4. Sauuur wurbe in Buffalo bic
rafabsmp Of 9OIp glnssIs" Elm &aub be,
Glammen. Die 6arin gum Susde Der @r:
Siebuns bsinoIi@ sepsIenen 8inber purSer
8erettst. Ser S9abe be,ifiat li9 auI
$4,000; 81: gsrf9erans bettast nu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
ro66srSogtBu N.

gGie mir einem beuti9en EeIearamm
sntnsbmsu, furo auI absnO bss Z. Sauuar
in Arolisu, DalosG, bic Serbsiratbung un:
isrss alien 9anosspaters, bsS &SniSs Don
Solauo uno @robbsrsoss uon 2ursmburs
nit Der RrinSsilin @mma Don 8aIosG
9prmOnt itatt. Ger 9srSos pom Sadisn.
Wfeininssu unO Bring 8ilbslm Don 8arti
tembsrs rparen G%rau3eussn. Oar 8ruoer
oss t6ntsIi3sn SrdutisamS, Yrins Seiurid
Der RieOerlanOe, mar bur3 &rantbeit per.
binbert. Ger Granddaughter bsisupob
nsn. - Wssr beutsn ben Ssns as bss, al
bnOrfir buot c is5 srant ssmsIOt.
gGie aus sinsm Seri4t Der 8Otiseipra
fectar in Yaris berporsebt, babem 29as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14

Gs 1T uns ni9tS peRiser aIs anssnsbm,
lpenn mir nor siusm %SanbSmann, Der als
8etrlser IN Der @sIt bsrumSiebt, parneu
miiisu. gIber nm uuisre 9sier Dor S6a,
ben 81 bsbltsu, iebsu mir uns OissmaI A.
einem ioI&en S3ritt SeuSibtst,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29
A San Francisco Fracas.
Rev Kalloch, Of Boston Fame, Shot in San
Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August 23.-Last
! night Rev. |. S.Kalloch defended himself
before an immense audience against
charges thirty years old OF immortality
preferred against him by the Chronicle.
He said these charges were revived by
Charles and Mike De Young, two bas-
tard sons OF prostitute. This morning
Charles De Young drove in covered
coupe in front OF the private entrance
OF the Metropolitan Temple. where Kali
loch has q room, and sent a messenger
boy asking him to come out Kalloch
Immediately appeared on the sidewalk,
when De Young shot him in The breast.
kalloch turned to retreat indoors, when
De Young shot him in the back.
A crowd Immediately seized tho car.
riagc in which was De Young. turned i,
over and tore him out. He was dreal>
fully kicked and bruised, and would, no
doubt, have been killed on the spot had
not an unusual number OF policemen
come suddenly to the rescue and hurri-
cd him to Jail. The city is intensely excl.
ted. The police did not think De Young
safe in Jail, and had made arrangements
TO hurry him to Fort Alcatraz. AT pres.
ent the spirit OF the multitude is arous-
ed TO prevent any removal Of De Young
from the Jail. There never was time
when San Francisco was more angry.
Kalloch is shot through the left lung.
just above the heart. Physicians say
that with his strong constitution thore
is bare possibility OF his recovery.
The military are under arms and the 20.
lice on duty in the event OF disturb.
ance.
SAN FKANCrsco, Angus. 26.-Kal-
loch's condition is continually improv-
ing, and it is now reported that he Is
out OF danger. though the report
ia probably premature. According to
the present opinion Of the physicians
the bullet merely srazcd the lung. No
effort has yet been made to probe tho
wound. The workingmen's guards on
duty about tho Metropolitan Temple
were replaced by police this ev ening
The workingmen are holding IN asa
meeting ut Union Hall tonight, which
10 crowded 20 suffocation. The meeting
has no particular connection with the
Kalloch affair, having boen called before
the assault was made upon him. Ev-
erything is orderly. and there is no ten
dency whatever to reawaken the excite
mont
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29
Letter from Washington.
WAsuISGToy, Aug 25. 1879

" AsiiiNGToN, Aug 20. 1919.
Mr.. HARPER Rev. Isaac 5. Kalloch,
the workingmen's candidate for Mayor
of San Francisco and who was assassi-
mated in that city on Saturday last, was
formerly for several years Pastor Of q
Baptist Church in Rockland, Maine
where he attained much notoriety for
his active participation in party politics
in the interests Of the Republican party
as co-laborer Of Elder d. d. Peck at
that time one Of the leading spirits in,
the Republican party of that State and
widely known as q defaulter for large
amount while Treasurer Of the State
kalloch subsequently removed TO Bos-
ton where he as sumed the pastorship o!
the Baptist church worshipping in Ire.
mont Temple, and while there became
involved in q social scandal which great
ly affected his usefulness and standing,
and resulted in severing his connection
with that society. .He.. Afterwards, pre-
vious TO his residence in California,
spent several years in Kansas. The
circumstances and facts relating to the
unfortunate affair In which he is the
victim are not at this time sufficiently
known to warrant an expression Of
opinion In the matter.
Your correspondent has this morning
received direct and reliable intelligence
from one of tho prominent and best in
formed Democrats OF one OF the central
counties OF Maine which more than con-
firms the statements in my previous let
ters relating to the progress OF the
campaign in that State, and leaves no
doubt OF the complete defeat or the Re-
publican party there at the approaching
election. The tide is strongly in favor
OF the Democratic and Greenhack par.
tics and accessions, TO their ranks are
constantly occurring, many Of them
having been among the most active
membets OF the Republican party
Blaine 10 discussing money TO an un-
limited extent which Is being sent to all
parts of the State for the purpose ofbuy-
Ing and corrupting the voters, but We do
not believe sufficient number OF the
class who can be bought with Blsine' 8
corruption fund can be found in the
State to affect tho result.
MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29
rotrrp powx.-Tbs. oid Common.

PotIEp DowN.-Ttie- Old Common
,coolih boi!s down the Corkiing.Sprssu
scandal as follows:
Kate Chase handsome maiyien-bril.
liant mind-quecniy micn-belle OF
Washington society. Father big Judge
candidate for presidential nomination.
Bill Sprague young man owner Of miles
OF factories in Rhode Island and else j..
where millionaire general by money
governor by morey-U. 5. Senator by
money-big. catch-all the mamas lay
for him. Kate captures him.. Married.
Several children. Big Judge dies. Gov.
ernor, General, Senator, millionaire
Sprague bursts up. Miles factories in
hands trustees. Conkling big turkey
cock Senator-always =, making greatest
effort Of his life curly hair. lots Of chin
and red necktie. Kate nirts with him
from galieries-consults with him as
counsel in various matters. Conkling
goes to Cononchet. kste's homo at Mar
ragansett pier-takes Kate deposition.
William comes in with shot gun gives
Conkling five minutes to leave wharf.
Conkling skips out afiesame Mellican
man. Makes greatest effort Of his life
has four m nutes 10 spare-tries
make dutch teacher :, scapegoat-too
thin. Kate and william. been on the
outs for years. Probable separation or
divorce. For further particulars see
Police GaSetfe. I; i.. civ ia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

A BLOODY DEED IN KANsAs.-J James
Dobbins and Michael Burns, old farmers
and residents OF Wyandotte county,
Kansas, between whom feud has ex:s-
ted for the last ten years. met on the
premises OF the latter on Friday last,
and. after passing few words, beg an
shooting at each other. 1t was deadly
duel, with the wives anil families Of hot h
as spectators. Dobbins opened fire by
sending two balls into the side OF the
house, when Burns pulled his revolver
and the men advanced to within two feet
Of each other before any more shooting
took place. Dobbins then fred, hitting
Burma in the arm, and in return receiv.
Ell two bullets in his chest. Neither
man fell. & Dobbins shot Burns through
the abdomen. when the latter tell, but.
raising himself, shot once more. the lead
entering Dobbins's head behind the ear
The men then clinched, and in = death
grapple beat each other with cIubbed
revolvers. The wife Of Dobbins tried q
assist her husband, but he died viii II
struggling with Burns, who also died
about daylight the next morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

Boston has Nathan murder. Jo-
seph +. Frye, OF that city, aged about
40, dealer in hides ami leather. was
found, on the 18th inst. lying dead at
his home. in front OF his open safe with
bullet through his heart. but in add
tion TO that there were at least dozen
stabs in the back and numerous bruises
on the body. The safe had been robbed
OF its contents. On an examination of
Mr.. Frye's effects it was found that his
watch WAS missing AMI pockets had
been ritled. Mr.. Frye, it is said, was a
gentleman OF high standing in business
circles, and was honorcd in private life.
Since putting the above In type, we
observe, that four Hslians have been ar
rested in Boston charged with the muir.
der OF Joseph +. Frye. Nichoilo Infan.
tino the boy who shot Frye through the
heart; Antonio Onditto, who stabbed
tho victim Vecino Bandiera, accessory
before the fact. and Giuseppe Don alto,
accessory after the fact. Nicollo and
Antonio confessed that they visited
Frye's house by invitation, induced him
| TO go to the basement under pretense oil
showing the house, and there Antonio
| stabbed him in the back with shears
and Nicollo shot him, rifled his pocket Is
and the safe, ind left the house without
being seen. Frye begged hard for his
life, and made brief and desperate
struggle. The property all recovered
| was found concealed in shops occupied
by these men, who are all BARRIERS.