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, 1879-02-12


Miss Augusta Dareon llas left Sun Francisco
for Australia.
George Francis Train calls Anna Dickinson
title Wendell Phillips Of her sex.''
Tile Riec Surprise Party arc un their way from
sau Francisco, nnt! will opcn at IIAyerIyte on
the 9th.
Tic trial Of Charles Fechtcr's libel suit
against the Philadelphia Ttmes las been post
poucd until April ~.
4 report l,as gained circulation That Ed Mar-
ble, The cones1ian, Ia engaged to 11iss 1.otta.
le Is, but We nrc unable TO state the amount of
Ills salary per week.
j. II. Havcrly guarantees the Berger family
and Sol smtl' Russell sl,olo per week mn! al
Gxpcnses for twenty weeks tour uit the Pacific
Slope, beginning March ~.
Str. Shirley Il. France, who was much bcnc-
iltSd IN health hy ets regent trtp to Eteland,
md voyage around the world.
been acquitted Of The mnrs]cr Of Daniel Archer,
IN Philadelphia. 1la throwing u pitcher ut his
head wna deemed simply an act Of Bcf.ieicnsc.
alHl Without muFderous fntcnt.
Negotiations aro In progress for. The i'm.
med'ats, production IL Boston q "p. g.; or,
written for Yankee Locke br Atnrtton Downing.
T1ir play Ia sal! to be n breezy tkctcl! OF Call.
fornla life with tic prnctpal part well adapted
" thu abilities OF Mr, Locke.
The llarll-workcd young man With eenlsk'n-
| cap, who follows Mary Anderson from town to
town, sentling her bouquets nt,l sighnE fts lore
| for her like furnace, threatens tn leave tho
| cotnpauy, II his salsry Is mot Increased. lie
thinks iiis ablo services would be better rccom-
t,enset II lie could make MT engagement with
| Janauschck.- Enquirer.
Edwin noott has recently puscllaeel for
e., go three HeTe& And hn!l Oil eccond I}cnch
at Newport, Il. L.. from Mr.. Eugene stu.tr-
want, sonin.law of Bishop Clark. 1llr tra-
ge,lnn-wt.o was alsays fond Of sensible rcposc
-txptcss to soon build MI thc prt'ucrty d
rnotirst suminertottage. nnA. like Dc.nosthrs'es
| Etvc rhetorical rctscarsals 10 appluudlnE waves.
Mr.. ". Ch!ppcm1alc, the veteran English
| actor, WIN has been hefore tLe public sixty
| eight years, nnd Ii now pfnytny jtofonfMs nj
til. London l.ytcutn Theatre. will make his Inst
importance On the stage on thu 13ttl Inst, md
| Mr. Irving will makc the event memorable to
| the fine ulsl artist BY presenting him with the
cn.tre receipts of tbs hight whcn 10 saws,
"Fnrewe1l."
Adelaide Nelson writes from Sico that hcr
pulmonary troubles have bren much improved
| by te xoft cllmato Of the 1ige1y watcrtng.ptace
on thc Mediterranean. She will he back IN Ls'ts-
dun next week to begin reheaTsals III the wun.
herful uew piece we hays bcrn hearing Of 81
lpng, fn be produced Ut E1ster nj thu Altrlpht.
unly Just now, after months Ut tatk about 1t.
Inns tfc title culne nut It Ia to be tat!cd 'illc
| Crimson Cruss." This naturally suggests I" The
| t}c,Icyu CrnsH," atm! one wonders whether the
| twu pieces ar1 identical.
, 1879-02-12

f.onfa fnr swnl1Ing t,au nanIcsl Nycrs ont of
81, 10 Hfn,H htrcrt- paving partnership.
At I ~ this morning officer Cranrr arrtstcd
4 wc.f-knowH tilief named Hubbard CDnnnrs,
png.to',accu. for wilfrh nn owner IN wanted.
1tlc safe bnwee8 stiff continue to III, tdtI fnt,s
aeotlt tnwn, anal unlrss they nrc tpecdilg
brought ~ terms It EcrtnnfT etcfns matter III
a few days anfy when they VIII take Trick ttsHt
will make the pollec look bltlc. Last Tfnrs-
day night tho nf1lce Of F.. l.. Ifc.Issrotn
u TO-, No. ~ Drnris'rn etrcct, uns entered,
tle safe blown open In skfltnt manner. and
a6uut 90 In caah AIHl toff,c papers Extracted.
Market atrcct, w6s entered at m
cnrly hour yesterday morning lr presumably
lin. same gang. Entrance was effected through
scuttte on the ruul. A ANAL llt,le was drilled
powder, wh!r1l. wien fired, blew tt,c door wido
oprn, The thieves hrlpcd themselves 10 about
&yQ IL cAstl and fofnn papcra.
, 1879-02-12

very cnrly nn'l began search for Btnl,an,an,a
n.0ney. which, lnwcycr, ind not been re'rVetl.
1ln latter heart the In,tse, a1nl spranR Gus tt
hct!. t'rnwn. grnspcst = p!.tul and enanped
twice at Htullstan hut tho weapon faiirtf, anil
ha threw It Into 9 1,atl Of water. 1lc it!rn t'ok
up rifle, ufllc1, he painted efoae 70 the 1ent
I" HI. ,nar!ae.! victim, uni hrc, killing him ta'
htantly. The l,nli entered half m tnrf!! above
the lealf. Brown ihcu went 10 Htullsnlafl's
stable, tDok a span Ut lnsltts, ntlI proceeded
tl!r.ro to !l'c llo''sc Of Cameron set!cr not far
Distant where he requested the loan q rad-
nettcc, suspectfnK that al WA not right, re-
tutel to comply with the request, and, rcrug-
nz.ng l!!s nciRhbor's mules: proceeded. after
nrown had gone away. t" s.ullman's house,
srIo.a lie ehair a"i not yet soij:
lltiise 0are the alarm, an. ii a short
tftnu the. whole ncl0Iborhood was ,lp in artBs
nml out In pursuit. "f ti,u} villain. l}ctce him
,etf hasteaGd @ /" tissttnes; wlere he eaye Tie
obtained locomotive IN tie b. e. II. Railroad,
aud started In the direction supposed to i.ava
been takcn By the fugt1ves;: A. Ayr statton he
met the other pursuers, With brown d prisoner.
aul the squad With him near Blue lin stasinn,
On the He'd Cloud road. twenty miles from
Hastings. The prisoner confessed It all, and re-
lated the details ot ti,c tragedy ~ given above.
lIc wns brought to Hastings and lodged In jail.
aru,ind was in state ot great excitement, ior
stutlsman was widely known nr.d universally
respected. A mob Ut excited men, 2O0 In nun-
Der, gathered ab,,ut tho jail III tIle afternoon
n.nt loudly threatened to lynch tt,c murderer.
a consultation was held, nflh It was agreed t',At
the deed should bo tlote at p. m. A strong
guard was placed around the }ail, nr.l, the mob
having paritaily dIspcrsed, Sheriff Martin and
William brown, Narshat Of Hastings. ia
e1uso rarfia1e, drove up niongsido the
Iatf, when tho psisoner Vas quickly hnnd-
ed out to them through window. 1}lr ear
riage was driscn rapily to the u. d II; depot,
where special cuRiae nrl coacl, wcre In wilt
Ing. The mob discovered these proceedings,
ntu! came howftng down to thr depot, 80 In
fnriated that tue whole party, officials and
prisoner, would hare bcun butchcrcl had they
lalcn Into the hands OF their pursucss. The
officials made ill possible spcctl In placing their
man In The conch. Sheriff Mnrttn facInE The
mob With drawn weapons, and walking back
ward behind tho prisoner. As he csi-
tered tl,c Cur the signal wins given, nnl ,l.e ell.
ginc md couch larted away. Just Is tim mon
reached tie platform, fertile sell casne up
from the crowd, and several guns were raised
and fired at the fuglt!ves ns they fed, tut thry
wrta too lar nway. rlle prIsuror was taken to
KtornoS atui 1oelged in jail. lie murdered man
was nbOut IS years Of ngc. fle tat1e trufi 1l1l-
nOts nbo,tt tfyc years ago, Md pyc-GMptcd the
homestead whera he lived niul died. lie pos
scsse1 soto means, anl lad his place nicely I'M
proved. There Is still great den! Ut excitement
HtItc.
, 1879-02-12

Ing very intense In the mot bnt Il enjoys thh ad.
small degree calculated to appeal 10 tie fympath5
Of NJ anhltncr.
A. to the manner in which tho opera IA inter
rtettd by the Hess cnmptng, we havt mt sefy
much 10 pAy in the way Of Communication. 10
acs!n with. we cannot bring ourrevts to reeoR-
nfzn MtHs Ahhotts fitness for emotional acting
Any otto who will compare her In ''MArtha" and IN
- 'FAnat' tnukt rec fhat ahe IA Infinitely more
n1rnsin9 and competent In thu former than In tho
lattcr. She has not dramatic Toice, or =
dramatic presence, ur a dramatic method. Hers
IA voico known in The French school a. the III.
qa:oa. and her atylc IL that of supertot order Q!
so"brtffe. -carcntfa1ly juvenile and light, and
graceful, hnd never effective ia The heavier Walks
She has not the }eu sacrt and wefe Idle and In
SINCERE to affect to believe that she has:
Msnc. Hesufn Ia altogether the fradfdltHns OF the
company and in hee the voice and tho manner
enntsato md ahe acts slwnya *fsh true dramatic
art. Her Interpretation OF the rolls Of Neatd #as
the strong point ut the performance.
Fas thc scst-npatt. OF cnurEc. from the snhofdi-
nate ctaractest, the Chorus rtc.-thefe ts tftle ia
be taHl ly way Of compliment. What wo cannot
nnacf 4tand about thls c9npony te tho fact that NJ
Turner IL no, cast for jaui anu Mr. Feako for 81.
Cro'r. Mr.. Castles voce Il little moro than an
Interesting relic, and hff. tfal1A vntco scarcely
potstFRea that melancholy hMgresttnn. whefrns
Ms. Inrncr hsa fresh. sweet. kympathttfc voice,
hnd Mr.. icakea u sn axce epton11Iy 1ne tdsftcha
ta"ff, with quite range enough Tor tho aoore or ST.
[JQL.
, 1879-02-12

TEnRE llAuTE, Ind, Feb 11.-An old farmer
named Elisha Plcrson, who was charged with
the burning Ut netKllhor's house, rrsisscd ar
rest yesterday, which ncarly lc, to fatal cIrcunt-
stances. An officer was given the warrant with
Instructions 10 arrest rIcrson. lie WIS met by
l'icrson on horseback, who Immediately oncncd
fire upon thu officer. Flva shots were exchanged
between them without rcsult, when Pferson
turned nnd fed. Tie nfIa!r wns compromised
ny Persons friends ntnl the authorities this
morning. The probable reason Of Fterson's
strange conduct is because 1e Is partially insane
Thu trial OF Jncknau md Knight, rtputed
train-wseckers is still In progress. Filtccil W.T.
ne*ses were examined to-day. most al the eg-
evidence will probably be concluded tomorrow
n1urMiuE.
, 1879-02-12
CApOUL COMING BACK.
The New York .Mas;c- Trade ieo;eH makes The
futuHinn In, nnrt ant annourccfnents

Aol0RJnE In pQf{AUL announcement
Capnu1 the tenor. wfln*c ruccess In this country
dnEn7 ktlsfons Rtafnn was by hfa rTnls said to be
largely due tn hls away avee the susccpthltteF nf
the fair poftlon af hla audiences H. AccordinY to
wttt-austrnttcntud reports. 10 tefHrn 10 fcw iDrk
next autumn, nIncr the management Of Mr Maurice
titan. n'M Viii -ilI In apesn bonnc. CApoht nl$te
hi' dehnt originally IN Drcra comf1ue. and sana'ln
Auhtr'a ''FEumIcr Tour dG l}unhrur" with Nine.
Marie ltoze. when thu present Mr.. Mnpleton was
wA.t shlslartsIans call rartssdHte. lila single ap-
prarhnce in npcta bout1r, made aRAnEe IttoH IN
ia Fil:e de Ma'amo Anent. was attended with
such anccrss that th0so who hcarf hin ps0fcsscti
tbemselYtH ffsinclthed to thereafter accept any
htlier fenf"fehlnttsc Of the hmnrous writer
ot revolutionary fonrs Cspnu1 etrad1fy resisted
81! inducements 10 absnlon grand upcEa for opera
t.'nAe, however. and WAS deaf 20 repeated offers
tnE In the repertoire wherein Nine. Aimee urcs
Lately. huwavpr. pecanIary cunaihcratIOns hay.
lHcunio moro tempting. md. A. said. II. Capoul
ltaB agreed to rail- for tAis country in september.
It Ii INTENDED that ,e alati hc hra I'd DIST In ala
Fillo DE- Madame Anvot." In conjunction with
bilIe. fooll Marie. who IL tho tistcr Ut lrtna. the
cecatTtce Of C7diFfffs IN Lecog'F opera, md tho
successor Of ffortcnse Schneider ~ In GraaH
Nuehtsse. More novel, however, will be the sub.
scquent production Of ;. NumcD ct JulIette." not
In tha fuFm whcreln n. rApoul has intety been dis
ltnRuts&ing himself ns the IoTsr 0f fesana. which
Siakfpcaro drew and thu Marquis d'lyry set to
tnltct but In u trnscsty Ut that wurk, to b. pre-.
pared forthwith by lcr. pcreonagu than Maestro
i}aenbAch In doing this the famous upcra buuffc
cnmpOtcr only follows the example uf others.
notably II. 1lcryc, Whose 'tietit Faust" 10
ctuserly cartcatures 0ounol'h fayori,e opeta.
, 1879-02-12
FIRES.
NEAR MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Frb. 1t.--Last evening f5ro
originated In one Ut Groa,p Of building ownc!
by Charles Hermann, of this city, ulnl situated
Oh Milwaukee, River, fyu lnlles norsh of tie
city l[lnlta, causing DESTRUCTION of thu cutIre
property. Thu buildings thus destroyed EN-
hraeetl tlourtng-,ujtl with fur run III. slime,
peur.burley mill. starch factory, mil ilychtnh
for drying peas and sturcl,. lsees establish
munts represented ali Investment nf n1nnt
s:A,U0o, upon which there ia MT ouc ccnt of ts-
sllrance. During ths past year new an.l tn
pruyeA machinery Of d value 0! nearly ftlON
wa. added to the mills. Tile Two mills wero
erected thirteen years ago, a,ll the starch tae-
tory Six yearx ngu.
, 1879-02-12
tncAt CRIMINAL ITEMS,

". II. Close, keeper ol Filth street gaming
house, p,ld stephen 6eeleY. of 1t. Louta, were
arrested in That city aIondaY niglt By = couple
OF deputy sbest!Is from this city. They are
wanted upon au indictment for having swinofed
A. Grey out Vt el,soo at cards. Clota utd see~
lev followed their victim to this city soHle tire
Or six weeks ugu, aud pus W VI tbs snefnan
Houss, Close /. raler III .ndict,uens IL st.
, 1879-02-12

Tic Messinh has not como, hut wo havo
aaenc III tle good aud holy ats. 'Tllden.
In The caso Of Mr.. Ti.deu It appears TINT
sshasc entertained an angel unawates.
stting-Dutl threatens 10 rise. II llo lare
taa ~ fha llave chance 10 kick hlul.
soft answer turnotts nwny wrath. A
i,Fd iarsr turneth away The carving knife.
Examination If Mr. Poton: f'ld you ever
tslii'e' Scser. What: Scycs7 1iasdly ever.
Fxaesssianism llas mnlo A1alanlo Andcr-
fea flsh. The lsn Of tho walk laya go,dcn eggs.
sextou Ia lilo ex-cla,npion, 1ntl, judging
from BIZ play recently, he Is also tho ollnrdIs
ID blr. 1iidcn cau never contlone frnluf,,
ss'sa be can never forgive himself to bis dyIug
tsy.
Gsamercy Park il Smith Wccflctl gar.lon.
1h'ns' rank and gross in nasu.e DO possess II
Ettsly.
AHottrr question for tho Now York 1KorM:
Mn IL Tue author Ut the expression, HNoforu IL
ceeetsary"i
Atcilnh FAITH 1,ns senlsAin jackot wortl,
,i.'UN and certainly That IL mucL n,ees than
A'Ins 4 leg.
William T. pelton wears n red ribbon.
l'et- In closer examination the rcd r,bbon ,urns
satto U Ftd neae.
As ex.Afarsln1 Atoc3r,lor In, ,o., n
uts.ho.s fut anotAcr term. '~ ''' 'S - "
sls. Conk!ing il too mich afflicted with
.".on i'ou'o rtas.boncs to 10 yury formidable
YAK hsfts III Tho Presidential race.
new comic parer hns bacn started In
L, ,..n y, w. 'oaid saf rather thar new aay'una
n. :, '4Au.a 'o' ase" ana aecscplt Jukcs.
ssesl4sne Grsvy doesn't 1.-Two with Ills wife,
I' nsase, nc 'npeoac his administration wilt not
"s'saasa 10 mild tipple Of csau-applu. cider.
ALL Louis pancr n1cntfons n ,irl in TINT
etI hAr,ns onc loot In Tho e,aye. n.tuo . VI,
lse1a GIL. thats probably ali ahs euu,a ~. II !.
Ths Detroit Fir y,-,. ssv.. - 1aaa..ou
."'.' rs''n bent old man." Now, what II tbls old
l''tos bent ont Not on tna Precedence ~. han.
The ro,l T.. ~ ~, >. w "'po'
p,sen,l, ,hs ~, .o ~, "'i,ss s.AIoaao Is now NJ"
III. s"s'' oH"ua' acple1sa oaf-
A I'M,
..l;.n,. ~ I'eui III nm exchange, signed
E,e,n,t ,.ens WI Joa lovo mo thus foreycs,"
toay. ''s' "ct11s. "o might nut 1--we That
t;,,
n*p,rtnsss, Hease' tho messenger Of tho Navy
IL ISL s",, "a. he'a office since h!a appointment
Al,n. 'af'@s lLe Administration Of Ihs younger
-,
.4si Granville, tho sIarf,uis of Harrington.
.sa .sa mts'al athet prunueot English I,bsra,e m
w. ' paaeF'n.
~ felton stuliot,a,v nro;,1aa tha t+,,lh
ssnae hls Examination tn. otha, 49,, s,a :. T..
ta'e hss!y that 10 had bean t"Jd hx ~, .a'. ..h
nshs'ss md IL po,Ied TIM, ..;.." - W. a"s.s, WV wv
"s,s ~ Tho Etsstss ,hs lte-pil." ING s''A'S' '"'
Nt Tudrp.. hos.;,;.s, .' =. -, >.
, 1879-02-12

SrAlNGylkLD, ILL.,, Feb. I'LL. Nesteftnan,
ef Pekln wti4ky fans, WA tried III tllr United
States District Court to-day On tipe resent III.
dct,nsut charging him win Interfering With
l}oysEn,ncut witness. l1c stoEv has bcua Ltrc-
tutpre detailed iu tt.rsc dispatches. 4 verdict
ol not guilty was rsturlrd this nIornlng, and
McstErtuan u hsppy.
, 1879-02-12

Egtcias Dtepa4cA 10 1As 1tfbuns.

9FFNF0se" W
FoHT WAYxE. Ind, Feb 1l.-N7e witncsscs
were exam,uea In tic Craucc murder trial To-
ttav. Tile Testimony was very strong, being to
tho effect that Crauce openly avo~ed h's intcn.
ton Of killing Corson, anl altcrwafd boasted
TINT lo had killed him, The courtroom was
tl.ronGttl to thu utmost capacity during the
trial, ihu must intense interest being tnaDlfcst
Cd. 'Iha State will rest to.nurrow uuon.
, 1879-02-12

First Presbyterian Churcl, passed rciolntinns
setting forth That the exhibition was open to The
public on Inst Sunday, nn't requesting the Major
10 enforce the law In relation 10 the observance
Of the Sabbath. Similar resolutions were pasacd
In the Nnrth Avenue Methodist Church. Tie
managers psotIoso giving sacred concert during
Sundays exhibition, but should that fall TO sat
E*fy the authorities, they III either pay the lnc,
which Il $93, or charge no admlttance-fec. claim
Ing that Mrs. An.icrson has tic right to walk,
nr engage In such cxcsclse ~ She chooses on
Nundnr,
, 1879-02-12
SCANDAL,


Sp<riaf 5NspdtrA ia 7As 7s1tuas.
MILWAUKEE, Fcb. 11.-iapcEs bare heen Gted
in auit brought BY Charles Adams uni hls
wifu Al!ee, against Henry Albert, brother
Ut mcmbcr OF the Board Of PuulEc Works, fot
III, 6,0O0 damages Oh account of m alleged at-
tempt at seduction made by Albert upon Mrs.
+stlans. Tt!e cusu promises to Attract consider
nu!e attention bccausv o! the prominence VI ihe
Albert lalsIly Among the German residents.
, 1879-02-12

kuttIaI NjapdtfA q Ia 7F7bH1f.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 1l.-Jofcpaa D!ctmer, q
farmer Of tho ,Town OF Eaton, Bsown County,
Wis, deserted an caismabla wifo and CONF
Portable home, alnl is supposed to have cou's to
this city with 1G-yrar-o1l Eirl named SuIper.
lie t.,uk with him ulsu two u Ill. children, aged
respectively u apI s years. Ile htown County
UiIclala will taku steps to elect UIetmer's Rr-
f4ts.
, 1879-02-12

Ngw YoMK. Feb. 11.-I,ertha nurgcr. 101
East Twenty y-scycnth street., was arrested To-
night for criminal practices. Cora sammts,
aso ~, Of Norshport, l.. l., aud tho victim, il
dying. Frank Cosgrove, st. DANES placc,
1rOoklyn, IL also arrested, and three gIrta board
Ing with aIrA. Burger.
Miss Hamt,is died tonight. Another victim
was ftu,ul u 80 East Fifty-scyentll street,
Msry Sfrelu, Ut 60 William street. She Is will
Mrs. Nsler, mother Ut Mrs. Burger.
, 1879-02-12

HAVANA, Fcb. ll.-rhc schooncF John
Proctor, from Bostnn for Baltimore, arrived at
st. rhuulas On lllr tst inst. Edwu Johnston,
l!rtt mate. md j.. ]. Allen, second mate, vera
washed overheard ntnl drowned. 'rle schooner
EllIirc ltfch. frun huston fur Nartauo1a. sunk
III NILES noriE iErast Of Antfqua. tbs crow wrrs
in III upeh boat tuur d1ys.
, 1879-02-12

..,n. \, Prof. MATHEWS remarks, TINT
ntg difference between "asafmllation" !"
.sf'e .s, Appropriation" IN tho easa at rrof.
r,,,.nls's r., essay. fnr Instance hss''"''"''o"
h.4. hecp better.
, 1879-02-12

o,,.n,rn will surprise the country nntl
sa.if rsy ae II he Is bowler over sy nhu
IT.. i.' " n.ve M happened. DAolEr hl1nscif isn't
;, hcInr beaten.
, 1879-02-12
A 6LASllINti CASE.

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. ll.-WiIlIam Meyer and
hts wife, NollIu Meyer. two rather hard ctarac-
tess met Ut the corlcs OF Sixth and John streets
tt-uight. qusrrelct. null the husband slashcl liia
wife ae1osx thu ghroat from rar t0 ear, hut not
scycrlIlg tI.u arteries. Ihe woman WAS takuu IL
The hospital. TlIa lntn escaped.
, 1879-02-12

rxorr is abou: to commit The awful
pfoe.%' ax,crcctnr with tho l}nr Assoc'atinn In
ts'tue o. a ~ it,nnAnp. Possibly KNOTT knows
tht ni'ss' .,.ocjat,ot, " whttcwashcd litHnARp ny
w. VI. n,|o,ity al Oil vote Ut onethfFo u'e 'ae"oe'-
, 1879-02-12

raES1oH, ". j.. Feb. 1l.-lienry Colo, au
arcumplice OF ulrieh, the countsffeitrs, was
scntcneel to pay fins Of 81, 900 aud twelyv
yelFa IN tue St2t9 Irs&un.
, 1879-02-12

liant The trip In Atlanta given ten' snrh'
ns's mr., Of prominence, as II were, before
n.' T.. toont,5. Jous should remember that +"
'ae ~. .' fo.. arc sometimes those OF bis own
, 1879-02-12

.,1,.oy md WIanoM posatfIy tfat-
ssu'so.' u.,rr. hat the people will forget their
Ut tfnssf :, .fouy I.oAcn's Infamous brazilian
tu7pof' y. ,x,fore thc Tine for n new election
ta'sa! ,annd: e',u but the people have long ncm-
, 1879-02-12

INV be convinced Of The truth Of
Vho..et enia. @ al all guilty ko''"fe'lee Of tha
s!pb's ea' ,h,. u,ufuct turned The ttal'' upside
know hs1 t IN. .nres,, tal,chood over him like a'l
d9"~ Il. IN shield him.
, 1879-02-12

l'iTTsBuAB, pa., Frb. S.-fIc churches OF thia
city do not seem dtsposcu to lwrniit atEs Andrr-
soii. The pedestrian, tu ''publriy Ieaccfala t,4e
sutb4tn.'' ~ They ter!n It, by ct'i'ttuuiuu her
walk VI III auartrr-lnilrs III u tnany Quyrtcr-
liuurA through SUNDAY. II was tt': subject of
t.ircu.sion and ,.a.eF with many nf tie tou.rc
E.tiuu, Un Wednesday. IHe tnulnllrr vi sAu
, 1879-02-12

9s31t{11 7H5H7scH
MiSsEAfJLts, Mini, Fch 1l.-col. (5cores
Bradley, m old a1nl highty.rcspectsd citizen and
member OF the llcnncpin County Bar, was
fouml dying Ut the f,ot Ut his ui}ice stalrs tha
morning, having ta'len the entire '1ungth, frou.
the ettprts OF which io .lie,t at iloou. II ID sup
ps,scI itsr Ia1i waA tllu result 0t stfoks Ut
usluulsxf.
, 1879-02-12
FATAL ENCOUNTER.

6r. LOUIS, Feb. liza Kansas City dispatch
says: Ersstus Jotsus, Supervisor OF Acgfatra.
tlon IN this city, had M alteration with uceru
at noon to-day, and shut him through the lieat,
killing llm. Qroat cxcisclnene amuu4 As hc-
EEora.
, 1879-02-12

IN 1903 bot1, parties besouglt Gen. GRANT to
h lheIt candidate. What II lptll pnrtics sllou!d
IN tie satnu to l:cn. SHERMAN III lSS0!
, 1879-02-12

Tie Democracy begins Its ne~ deal with .
,s,netertstc rule to show cause Why The Fed
.,,y f;orernHcnt should not be abolished.
, 1879-02-12

n,. .,cc,fon Of sumo bad men to thc United
s,.,~. a.nsts has encouraged those olgcady Iii
e S.,,.T, that the peupln don't know tic dllcr-
~ ~. . hetrtcp honesty and tho other thing.
, 1879-02-12

,.n, .o,,ls 1t ..'e whites not working
=. TO- :;,s e. III ill., sf; "s'e: : :s 'S
las'os 'n," ,. nj, ii their pockets "'"' se' '''e
'Hs h.ttes cxanp'c.
, 1879-02-12

NJ .o,rts /. WON'T, mt bc safe for tho Dcmoc-
tn INIT Government responsible for the
!s..,t n Tho War with the supervision Ut Its
oxa elections.
, 1879-02-12

tnn,,eapts for placcs abroad arc NOW required
:, ,,,,. IN writing wi1nt kind Ut q sore tbroat
th.f n h,,e, and tue style Ut a!r recommended tor
,trr feJet.
, 1879-02-12

At NORNlSTUWS, lA.
1uttApELrnIA. Fa., Feb. 1l.-1ho Pcnnsy!-
van!a Tuck Works, at Norr,stowI, wcrs partially
burned lust night. 1nsuraEce, *t5, wv.
, 1879-02-12

rc.1,s declares flat tue aoutl, Is oppressed.
Hpneyer felt this 50 forc.tly until JONAS was
.t.tri 10 succeed lin lit the Senate.
, 1879-02-12

BlrAap thinks tlla Solid South would hc Of
N no to him without slice Ut tue North to
n.kt 1t go down easily.
, 1879-02-12

The per cents havo knocked tile wind out Of
lie Postal SaYfHga Bank srtelnc.
, 1879-02-12

The cooartenrrs enjoyed hearty lnnGll ut
rns,e s4NMr's cheeky ,lenlals. Tlic Usufruct
puss ba,c been Know. Nothing.
, 1879-02-12

OFFERS TO COMPROMISE.
PORTLAND, Frb. 1l.-Capt. rrlncc, convicted
OF pension frauds, oilers to pay the Govern
,neut Sl5 ,Ql4 tor his rctcaSe.
, 1879-02-12

LEBANON, N. H., Feb. ll.-Firs ia q. n.
Sorthcrn'J building last night caused \ loss Of
$a,u00; Insurance, *l5, ,0Al
, 1879-02-12

This country will never l'o safo until the Gov
,ruaeut Is abolished a,nl II But1dezers' Junta
sfcsn1ed III Washington.
, 1879-02-12
Rank lst}DuE1s A1nKs1,

BANK lt1UUEH AIEl2ESTEU.
NEW iuAx, Feb. ll.-Johu Hope las been
asrcsted. charged with eonluieity 10 the Man.
l.attall Dauk rubbesy. Other arrests expected.
, 1879-02-12

l9pecfai DisiNllrh u TAs 1F1tan*.
fnuapx CEsrNx, H.. Fell. li.-'llc Ctty-liail
block burucd last nlgAt. Loss, $s.tk0; insured
In the Uuher~ritcra' for t:3.,OG, american Tim
iral Tor S1.Sk. nstl keokuk Mutual fuf &3,00J.
Undoubtedly III inecndlary tlre.
, 1879-02-12


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1i.-uerster's debut was
oil electric SUCCESS. Sllc, Eauipanlni, unl Gaiuss
received \ pcrltet ovation.