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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Juvenile Murder.

BALTIMORE, June 5.--At Rohrersville
Washington county, Nd, yesterday
Lewis :. Miller, aged -, shot and kille..
Chas. Norris, about the same age. Mil
lar had been teased by the boys, who
called him nicknamcs. He procured a
musket, lOa,lcd il and followed the boys
and shot Norris, who died instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw York. June Dry Goods
Business continues far with cOmmis-
sion houses, but the jobbing branches
are quiet. Cotton goods are in steady
demand and very firm. Continental
brown shcetings further advanced.
Light prints dull but medium styles in
fair request. Lawns active. Fancy
cassimeres. cheviois and oyeIcoatings in
steady demand. Foreign goods quiet,
but silks are firm and higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06

Preparations -'t camp tN'Otii's'
....I.u... .f Oh. E.-.,ter.
B.gE', lJuS, june ..
Dr.. EsrI OF Managers and stock
hl.Ge.- .. ,n- ,amp meeting held anuu-
a.va- lu., place, met here to-day. The
tim ,. holding the next camp meeting
was aN.. for August i2tH. The demand
i- ..- exceeded ,lg supply, and sew
r-. ..v ones will lr erected Another
w. .s urr uuujryjauj fifty barrels has
h..r.iI.l t1 the already good supply,
m....- f.ur wells I'm aI. 4 resolution
.wU-..--uI declaring thn price ot tents To-
s.I.n~ or cIrrujtS, for the use ot
p-.wurr~, to be so; yearly rent oitou'S,
T.. Pu-'c House has put on another
story. umI can better accommodate ITS
.rHHurr-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Outrage bYa Tramp.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 5.-A tramp at
tackled the widow OF farmer named
Vinegar, near Millerton, Duchess coun--
", yesterday. She was between 90 and
20 years Of age, and was 80 badly fright
ened that she died instantly. A lyuch-
ing party is IN pursuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
DIED.

BOEsHAR-Fridsy morning June 6th, is7y.
at I2.O O'Clock, LoUIs BOEHAg, aged - years
and three months
Funeral from the residence of HIS parents. No.
2l4i Main street. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06

The London Times SAYS it seems to be
the pretty general expectation that the
European silk crop will not only
be backward, but interior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06

cESD THREE DOLLARs BY MAIL AND
- receiye In return by mail Five Shot Re vol
yer, wsrrpnted, or money refunded. DICKSON
ARMsCO tlFourth ave-, Pittsburgh, Pa mr2Sh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06

IHE Sham Battle ON WHycliug IslanL
-s."vns, Was, according to all accounts,
20 sham ' indeed Noh1iy appeared to
snow what they were about, on what
'Iey wanted 20 DO. But then they hat
q good time, and the saloons did "a HIr
hl>.ue,-. Besides an this, the bridge
'1mplnyreaped a little harvest, and the
S,,,9,rI,eSeepers y, and boys had a holiday
UslisbUry Ne,rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 to 5 Per Cent.-GOv-
enments Stead y-FIOur Steady
Wheat firm-HOgs Steady
and in Fair Demand.
FIN ANCE.

NEW York, June 8. - MONEY
Market easy 365 per cent, closing
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills 4S73; sight exchange on New
York 1891.
SLvER-At London 52ld; bar silver
here 81 ll5; subsidiary silver coin IA
I per cent. discount.
GovERNNENrs-Steady, except new
fours, which were somewhat lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE RnNDs-Dnll.


SrocKs-The stock market was quiet
again to-day, but speculation was gener.
ally strong in tone, although with one
or two exceptions the changes in price
were slight. Pacific Mail was most ac-
tive, and advanced from l6s 10 lst, clos
ing at the highest point. Louisville and
Nashville declined from 80 to 56!, re-
covered to 5S, and closed at SIT. The
fluctuations in the remainder Of the list
were merely fractional, and the market
closed firm at an advance OF sGi per
cent. The transactions aggregated ll6,-
600 shares, of which 5000 were Erie,
1000 Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, 1900
Northwestern common, 5000 st. Paul
common, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1000 New Jersey Central,
1000 Union Pacific, 1000 Western
Union. $4,000 Pacific Mail, 5000 st. Joe,
5000 Louisville and Nashville, 5000
Kansas City and Northern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Hon. It. L. Powell,

of Delaware county, seconded the nOm-
ination of General Thomas Ewing in
the following speech:
It will not be seed thrown by the
wayside, speedily to spring up and be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06

PITTSBURGH, June 5.-There is no
new feature to note except activity in
produce. As 10 strawberries, they are
arriving in large quantities and find
ready sale. Norfolk produces just now
what are considered the best berries.
Grain and -four are fairly active, but
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Milwaukee.

TOLEDO, June 5.-Wheat-Quiet but
firm: extra white Michigan 81 lit; No.
. amber Michigan 81 0S; amber Mich
iean spot 81 1T; seller June 81 l0i;
No. . red winter spot 81 III; seller
June held at 81 IL, 81 l0l bid; sales
July 81 O6; No. 3 red 81 0s. Corn
Firm; high mixed held at 3Sic; No. 2
seller June 3Sic bid; seller July 9ssc
bid. Oats-Scarce and firm; canal 33lc;
rejected 35c offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
BUCKEYE POLITICS.
THE OEMOCRETIC CENTRAL CON-
MlTTEE.
Speeches Of John G. Thompson, General
Steedman. Hun. 7. {. Powell and
Maj Russell Before the
Democratic Con-
yention.
Democratic State Central Committee.

COLUMBUS, June 5.-The following are
the names Of the Central Committee
chosen by Wednesdays COyention:
First District-ThOs. HartsOrn, Ham
H.,
, 1879-06-03

two y! msn rs who easc the Dan,es of John Ballcn,
o.. s.aa Mest t. '.ake street, A Henry Miller. I'll
west WASHINGTON etrcct, had cmcrgeu from il
nm! voted Inc straight Democratic ticket. In.
9n;sI NJ ttlose piaccs resulted In lcarniny that
nulfen anu Miller wers not known tllrre. 81;
Wess Lake being the stable from which ttc
nack was obtained. and 7G1 West Washington
t!'n residence of Alr. Eck1ey. BY t,e time Nr.
lhclps reaclIc1 tic Third Precinct polls asan
tl,e hac!; was back there with another occupant,
street. N""'
!, 4 case Of hallot.purclsastng Is reported frur,
t!le Fourth Precinct ot the rweifti Ward. ot,c Of
tic Acncistirn Of Aid. Tu1ey huytus lcru saeu
70 par nun 81 lor voting is they told him, Tic
IN The boz. ""e
" Louis J.: a;adc lodged complaint With Justice
Mntson 5eatertlny that Thomas Shields n,ul
Frank HHgecrty had voted Illegally in tic Thtni
I,t trest.st of tue Tenth Ward, md warrants for
tIeir arrest were Issued. Hnggerty was tic first
to vote. nnl Shfelds was challenged, wbcrrupon
laEgerty sworc his vote IN giving his fshrlJs'j
fes!uehco the sasne as Ills own, which turns out
70 W IN linfnhal,fted block. II unprecedented.
their case will be heard to-day.
, 1879-06-03

FnsafDLH RESULT or THE El.EcTION
Judge williams 'Yas called upon during tho
evening at thu Grand Parltr by cotnu,lltce of
friends. who pso!Ecred him any aid he might de-
sire, a','l lsfstcd upon his bringing suit for libel
a'lu damages against the 1inxs for It's conduct
toward him during the canvass. They ofyrrod
to staec tho expense with him, not so much To
vlnd'cato HIN personally from tho rilanous at-
tacks made upon him, but to teach that papcr
lessnn In 'norals md that It could not With I'M.
punity Assaf ttle character III Individuals a. has
been Its custom, llotably IN this caso
simply to gFatlfy n prrsunal sptte. They
thought the amount OF danages should be flxe,
nt s5o0ot', utd, utter the Juduc bud I,stcncl to
thcn', ne replied that, hincu Mr.. 3tosey ,yas in
tteht lbout e4U0. .00, and would never be ubIo to
lAf " coHts on tho dollar, Il would b. useless
s.'o l'sm for every ll5e' hc tas uttered agalust
tne, tho courts wontd be occupied with ihcir
hearng to tho exclusion Ut all osilcr business
Inc spokesman o. the Con'n',ttcu, u prominent
o's ot wat 'a 9ors . tSs"'y SioIs, !a' .x'.l si r.!
,;!'. sMnstansss. a,. IL slouhl hs sued for biz
s!ls alaluors IN Justice tu the public, anti SHOULD
~ followed and torlnr1Itcsl the remainder ul hty
guilty and protect thu oppressed. IIls other
il!cs'lhcrs jolned n tho conversation to urge bv
pfliel'lE oi suit as 'lutY to Tho people, but
Iuaso W'!!ia'!is would INT positively say what
"4a'a Not ~ hA6 hppAtGuL Q4tQfH thu
Interview eocl tilut hs was abuut half pcrsl,nd.
~ t4 aet upon t'lc suggestions. Tie Contult-
~. wescrs arn to again urge tie matter upon
tl!o Judge, ata II wout not be surprising, to scu
sn!t commenced at an uarly ay, aud also to
500 tho case brought peforu tile ura.ll Jnry. ,or
= lhu Judge does nut act Ut ILLS own yolltio Ills
1rlcnus appear determined to lUrcc lin.
tLLHGAl VOTING,
=, In tho Third Aud Fourth Precincts o, the
Twelfth Ward, Mr. !. 4. Phelps exposed soluu
yrEf bold aM! pccular work III ,hH way Of /
voting that will probabIy4lnlsrgu furthrf tu.
yestiGaton. !n thu altcrnoou>a hack belonging
to Mead y Bull, Of sir West Lake street, IroYo
up tu tl!u polls IN the Fourth FrccinrI. Ifw
n yuhlcle holnx engineered BY .ol,o O'Brte,, ,
At slle cornrr VI lakp and RoGoy
btFoBts, lhe lack containcd three mon. VIII,
to vote, giving their uall,es lid rssi.
;.reyt; T. Kelley, lois Wrst Muds.,l ~ sttcst t4x
MI,,''!am I,h I, ~, AcLswan, loos West Malsoa stryrt.
.talsments. Mr.. rhrlus visited tIm
,nSst. oun ahaRI R1ysn By them un IN every ius,aaeo
!eh ~ent to tile Third Precinct noil.. nmi
earned that tic hack lad been thesc, ind ti!ut
, 1879-06-03

etal places Mt the Nation g ;;tol and tell tho
usopo Of tic Stalls wbd I'D be nominated
Tor Governor, that OhfuB favor,to son.
senator Thurman. might not be embarrassed In
his aapratlbns to tic White House. WILD
an1to nombor OF delegates hayo arrived, not
sufficient number have yet put IN m appear
aoce 10 form basis for anything l|ko n, DC.
curatc estimate Of the relative strength OF
cithrr candidate. Yet, Judging from The e1.
trcss[ons OF delegates from tho country dis
tricts, Ttsomuson and lis friends have no walk
over. slanS signify their utter disgust at tho
pFctensions OF the Washington branch In assum-
lug that they arc subject 10 its Instructions. It
Is Thought TINT Bishop, II defeated at oil,
Will give Ills opponents about all the
n9ht they care for. anu possibly mako 1t ncccs-
order to brl.ls about Bishops detcat. uniike
!nuEe lar: at Cincinnati. Uncle Dick talks
ilcelY Tt the crowds a. the hoteIs, and, should
no ne !s'entCd, II Will nut bc on account o}
retloftljatioh.
TIE LOCAL. POLITICIANS,
as well Us those from Cleveland and other
points. ar: strongly for K!cc, md, as the casa
now atas'tls: ~. sentiment siIungty favors Ito
Se RsGoai,cs o. o,, lhomp,ps ,p, favosite but the
Eal:i during the liar from uncxoccted quarters,
mud that to-:norrow wifi bring Their friends hero
N na ench i2Fec % A. to g've an altogotcs dferent
tsp asprst ot a.ia1rs. ten. Rice arrived on The
EEouhd Tonight, ma EXPRESSES the utmost con-
!iuetlce In hts SUCCESS. The western portion Of
The State. he says, Will give hin, tts united suu-
port, while other localities will udd sufficient 10
eoeam ge' eme 5aec. Gen; Ewsngs candidacy Is little
sllo1d the Nationals agree to support him, anl
b'silup's defeat bo certain, tl,u Soft
,!,ot Money nL pemncrats viii present hts name, and
EW{HE, 1t EnN{uH Htjtfh nri,lRnf ofp
, 1879-06-03
JUDICIAL.
Elections Yesterday in ILL.,
nois for Supreme and
Circuit Judges.
The Entire Democratic Ticket
in Cook County suc-
cosBft1l
by Majoritics Ranging from H.
600 to 3,000---Rogors Over
Reed, $4,000.
Judge Dickey Undoubtedly
Reelected to the su-
preme Court.
Giorfficnt1on Of Democrats Last
Evening at the Common
Council Chamber.
spread-Eagfe Gush by Our Spread
Eagle Democratic
Mayor.
F1e Fe1icitates the Democracy On
Having Absorbed the So
cialist Party.
Wheroupou Socialist Rctorts that Thoy
Ara Far horo Likely to Do tho
Absorbing.
spread-Eagfe Gush by Our Spread
Eagle Democratic
Mayor.
He Fc1icitates the Denocracv or,
Having Absorbed the So
cialist Party.
Wheroupou Socialist Rctorts that They
Aro Far More Likely to Do tho
Absorbing.
THE ELECTION
AND ITS RESULT,

AMI 4AS
Yesterday at election ,y.ts held for ,Iuf,rc of
The Supreme Court In the Seventh judicial Dis.
trIct and also five Circuit Court Judges III Cook
County. Tile day was all thut could hayo bcon
dessrca, cool, dry. md pleasant. There WAS
comparatively light yotc east, hut tc falling of
WIS maiuly on the Bdo Of tho Rcpubltcaus,
while the Democrats pollcd about thu
asual number Of ballots. Scratching gaa
lndulgcsl In 10 very largo uxtcut,
tho straight tfcket-capcclatly that Of tic Re-
plbl!cans-bclng voted as the exception rather
than thu rule. !" hen the count was COMPLETED.
late at night, tho result showed that the Dcmo.
Gratis had won in The contest by an ovcrwhelu,.
lng majority fn the county, elcctlng their c.ndi.
dates to The Circuit Court Bench. as ioltows:
Messra. Rogers, stcA1listcr, Moran, Rarn.lI,,
a!!d Talcy. Cook County also gave i large ira.
1orlty to Judge Dlckey lor tllr Supreme Court,
which easily overcame nil mEnorltirs In Tic nd.
] Joining counties OF tho district. For part.cll.
lars concerning tllr vote the reader tB referred
to TIC tables giving TIC yoto>,by wards uni
t0WuB.
, 1879-06-03

LE93Af.s
SAl.E 0i' PROPERTY s1E. 'a,KdN
~ FAl!ls DANVlLLE RAILttoAD COMPANY.
t0eu1t Uourt Of Vormtllion County. State
Of Illinois,
Bsta Sanford tt!. ;
nn.D D,a,'''s Ii f'.4aro.4 Company, }o''f'a'' 't'4
'aaa H. lohnsop, Tsustec.
h,,, H. frrn.. h,r
'aa Daasille iaRtlroad Company ct at, o''''

nt H. 9naefaiRncd. Special Master In Chanctrv an,
~ III she e.s4s1 ~ SE
III TSs 9tn ths :seye entitled cause as ts spoe,al
IT. ;uae 4 3 B. T fs e. e. & a:Ss
td iaa aaa III ~ u H. hsct,anee saisaom No. oae
ssis it,is Z; sI:ssi Sss Ys5f M prSsSs
s s;s5s ~ II !SsS?S fSafSss its:sss ss
aease ey III ot coan,x,! y ,s s.is
s.ts i II az 1s haWIsHcs il
snf Fxd II s4 h5s' .ass. as: Of 1E Fs
it, seo e. caS5I,, s''ops, sapSrstIstatss fes:
s i aasto as'sra: Ill 81 S's4 ul1 fS
EtyIaE y s .se including sns coal isadl bsons!.
s stSs'ss III s;asE 81 s55y %t :! H. ~: ~!
EsI E i 'y ..d dssfee aa oer y ..s, viii Ii
sss{ sIE Ss si@:sa !: -. n
Il e. iangn aa sa!d pfopsy VII Ut :. .oiu tSr
N hoa:saa' a'sHSEss aSiIx,. tis.s.s3 is9I a o!s'.
isssd .sd Z ..y sti sau,s" sa S5y H. S'!s
I'LL a en-, tttss 1. months siter conTmsston of ass;
axislsy, tSs III IL fatlr1a psSpSFty ,s =
ss y w ssc IL II sPs u
Ell bspery ~ s.h IL pti! 5ots p1feSse , lnosy a ~
sa1.s snd q IL tw. " tS u ta w's s,,9
n;e11iss sa;e 4'eff'hs rights OF redemption from
e liz bdS.tf received Or cried By tho specIa Master
AHaI1 ]fin nsst depoatt with I.l tc thousnntl
Se Sa Il Is s1,a ,a,n t. ns4ss the Eooa tat q o
aa H. ee tTo thousand anI ivS hGnarcd dvlars
u Rs:9Sss;} } sG a. sagss
t!xts shchM ~ az ss H., sab!sst 70 al sara d,s
elsap IT, y tall mortHaEe. ad lilo subje:t Is
larst. !, ,feEmatndet u Tie pGrsa.o 1noGy aoyo tn.
d a ts;:si 4 ss; Il ts ~
y aa,,ssrh ass hs1sa,er y e Fsausea oSrt,
ddSseS1' sep% hse;Sar ;n v s.i tesFs sss ,asa
issm 4. ss ~ shercof i. ea,ie @ q ~ ~
III IL et9srrs .na at aueh isle Jpoa eosis.
i Sssa ss ,u!S ss @ thS rarsbsf q
e., d ..ia tPrnncr'E .Sb;set temSxai Il
o &,s sS 80 ~ not paid ln accordance viii tha
1eoa f4iI paynlent q purchase tnoncy
sla,e, ef and dci.er dec to tic purchaser
t''oe Of aaie, W '''An0 Aoo"n W phe Speelal
JAS. 4. EAns,
hHectal 1lsatsr Ii. GL&ticcFy,
, 1879-06-03

l
| THO Council Chamber, where tile returns were
received, was pnclcd full, inainly with Demo-
Gratis, who were very enthusiastic, mud alune
toward II o'clock tl,cy called on Mayor Harrison
! for speech. lie WAS willing, au,1 snil:
,HEHTtEMES: Tt!ia has not hcen unrttean e1cc-
ton Sn !lss q = af 'gsa saa n
haye eunSsded by 4 ths County Of cook e"' and tho
sia1 hs o. isi'n1s @ 70 t',s pemocrasc party cecrs
" may eam that cbtease @ Is a. peoe9sc nsasss,Yc
TX Gees ia 1sntx 10Y sara ~ ~,
thsown Into tic uac!stron, Of partisan,ip, uui,,
t!Mec Il ss.s forced npe aa-l don't believe i. was
stnce was forced s. whether BY our rieitt Or our
wronE Il was oHr dusy to do our beat by tbe Dca.
.'oua liz lest by tl,s patty tn p,ti"g "ua I'd
s1is. ses i r.! sn ss ss sa psa:s
havo hal only: In mak!n: thia canyass, % ID hnla hn
70 our men before thu voters Of Cook COUNTY, ask
ihom 70 look upon them. Judge Ut their past His.
records aud ask the Republican party to votu tof
tho beat nun They hare, not sotsl very argeIy
Ss;y ssse'y tes 'ssS .si' hs' aTS oi
snt! !; ae1t s wnsn nass IN
have shown that We viii lave in Aoticsi ] Jadfearys
w Will then show 70 tho people nat w viii slayo
of tue eoqaty at,; Then w. w1'i g on ns ns1s
southwark In nenocfacy. Instead Of couiuS 5 ftn.55
Egypt up to Cook County lChrers i And if Won vii
only ~ true to yourselves truo tu tic Dclocs1tic
party md tia past tsadttfuIs mud hereafter niynyI
put up yoas bust tstnsor = when you want to 'nako
nt HnnI,t III. ~ o " s,a, "pP'1mse!, tAet9 can ~
riyani Statn cnf h"ff.va ~ ia'no1 .'ii h WI o9 tho
iont from t.s Nortuwest. fs,bnn1a ''aSoA ffes'-
My frlunds, be1lcvo va hayv douo two roo5
things to-day. Wo have not Only clcctrn
sst Ut drst.class Judges, but wo nars
and city that locked powerful, but which |
tus osS w. wsts @ tho pGono can get thrir
ne"n ~" vartoI., n .s y m.in a M'e"iVerunc ~ parry.
Iis"sdn. NV 11h s lnHts " 40. ~: ana
vn,s. Wt l., In to5 nasu "ttM ua r. FuFe, gu 1sk
H. H. ~ ,1,oestI w. n"um anu aiey kioW IHat
H. ~ ~, I ~ .t:, FsIy H.. p~ot ,uan VIII always
et.nt ~ liz ~; ~ asla 'n1s n ueihocsahe laFty VIII
p,1 1A =, tMeM. npptause Aad Highs Of dis
~ tf 80 Seu oiao ,sssna shAke hls hcad: but,
sa ~ ~ a.s "rons attu WI F'Ghi 1ou haye
s morkuu !uI lna inte@ass or tEe lhdts1ana!: Tho |
s.! num.uc1suu s H. party hse always sood Up fur ta
sE.Ls VI the itusi4uas Hat !Ha u ~ IN tho uefu-
.,H cS atty tnas a.! ''H Reopo !n th'a comfy ran
- .Aer !ltHn;, Ne WI! sfe thtM TO you here
atsc1. ~ VIII pfoiTet Snn ~ eYery right that
ttut, nnm ea, uen'ana Me WIZ protect yum iI every
!EA' Hnt }ohf property cHn demand. LAT
s s.,s ru'ht tnPfe was cot!sldeTablo confusion,
= ID ILL., ~ '@neaKef @ tes!nea 70 NC aIectea by u.
Ana ttoN thle ttfno f0Ftf. II you will join witt,
not siwsy. i. nrc,ic. III N wa1sa can.
For tho principle you viii Guns pta the "bE. bnnn.
cratic priv aid Win mi nnv ia ,',"ri,, III ~
, 1879-06-03

Nsw YonE, June a-A heavy shock of earth.
quake was felt in Bermuda May 23. There va.
III loss OF life,
NEWARK, n. j., June a-.The ANNUAL Conyen-
.lnn II te German lto1oun Catholic Societies In
!lo United States Ia lu session bore. Tie ob-
!ens, religious, and educational matters. Iuclud.
luz tho caro- Ut Immigrants,
, 1879-06-03
CISCO.


apfc1dI NtpaicA to 52s 7FibuxA
GENEVA LAKE. Wis. Juua 2..-Thc wonderful
cisco tiah comtucncsd running to-day, and roy.
cral hundred wara caught.
Over 500 c3scors wcfu caught this afternoon.
Capt NtWbcrry and Dan Sherman huoke.l al3
over week lougeE, III account of aley.
, 1879-06-03
CHINESE IEPERs

sAN FRANCISCO, Cul., Iune A-'rhe steamer
chiua saslct to.lay for Houg-Kong yla Yuku-
hau's- Among her passengers were scYanteeu
Ch!nrsc !epcrs. Who have bcca tupstrs uf III.
County pvst.liouse fur several months. unw
ahIppel to c4iu4 BY osdor Ut tho Supervisors.
, 1879-06-03

n0*c4u5 2TEa13td "a 7A7 1F74VKk
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. juno 9.-t;eurgo Sling
hoI, Of Arrowsmtth, psurninent farmer ut.d
lending citizen, fcl! dead Saturday nIghe ut 0
O'Clock from tho rupture OF vein IN the bsaIp.
Ae "as wealthy unl gre1tly estcctne4,
, 1879-06-03
HEADQUARTERS.


A. Republican headquarters, the Grand Pa
'sI'e last Night, there was tllo same apathy and
want VI enthusiasm which bad characterized
, 1879-06-03
OIL Pal NTINfas.
OIL PAINTINGS
Messrs. FLERSIIEIM, BAR.
KER & CO., Auctionccrs, take
pleasure III calling the atten-
tion of
ART IBUYE;RS
10 the elegant collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS,

Selected by hIr. D. GALE, Of
Philadelphia, who is we'll
known in art.circlcs US q con.
n0isse1lr.
We trust our efforts to in.
dnco MI. Galo to place on sale
a much finer class Of works
than any heretofore offered at
AUCTION in this city will be
appreciated.
We have secured and fitted
up the elegant store,
l6S &ate.st., Monroe,
For this important sale, which
will take place OH tho Even
ings Of
"Wednesday, Thursday, and FRIDAY, |
June 4, 5, and 6, at S o'clock. |
AL names represented in the
are guaranteed by
Ar. Gale and Endorsed by us.
The Paintings are now OIL
exhibition with catalogues.
PLERSHElA, BARKER { CO, Aug6opeers,
81 and 80 Kanflolp]l-st.
, 1879-06-03

apscidt Ili*1uscA 10 1As 3tJbuns
NORRIS, ILL.,, June 9.-llc eteclIun IN this
county las passed o!E ycry quietly, uuu IL il
baa!s 'n!xtd, therc being styrt, cuhI!datrs f0r
Circuit Juusc, ttvo kepubtlraus ul,1 twu BEND.
erats. Tie Yots outside Ut the ln1ga towns las
, 1879-06-03

yd;S ws!os ss,; ~; Wilson, IS; Keun u: Total
datcia' Ds.nesea 10 7ae Tribune,
HAnRIsaroN, ILL.,, juno 2.-rrpmont, I.ake
Wilson, 81; Cody, 10; kciiuM, ii. ''''' '''
Waaronda styes Dickry Il; dent, II; Upton,
q; Wilson, Us; kelluu,, IL; t,oly, ii, ''
Fla gives bent ,s: Dlrky. a,; Upton, "a;
Wilson. ~; kel!Un,. ~; tutty, ~.
cody : M INV wilson ln5x:y y; K. Hint II uptou asi
,Rnet3ai h*,x.tra 10 ~ 7r4oune
WAuKEnAS. H., June 2.-l.akc County re-
turhs to MdnlE!!t are us follows: l}cnton, Nov.
port, Antlocl,, Grant, Avon, .Warrvn, Wauks-
necr1leld gisu Dent 7sfi, anl DIckcv ST. Far
Wl!son, Nl5; Coly YiV UlLer towns I'm, ~ ~
ercaso pant's tnujollty slightly.
Etot, fff'4t If .Iuno m,m'.ee :r 70 2%s : 5ss".
day passcd ot very quietly. Ti,cru was as s,naII
vote; heturns 4rc nut received from thu small
prIc!ncta. south EIgin, SO fur as llrurI: Wi.
sou aas 6o5; Keium, 5us; Upton, 40; Couy,asI.
r1t!ATEESTlt CIRCUIT.
sptttal Dispatch II 1nr Tribune.
HALKaA. H., tunc 2.--'rhe following vote was
>, Wcst Gialena, First District, Shcldou. 50:
hrown, 81: Bailey, ": Eustaru, 10, W.
;, estond pietrict-Shvl.lan, llB; Brown, lGa:
lsalleY. lut; EuHtaeu. los. |
!. Enst ualsna-.sheldon. IS; Brown, 50; Bailey,
, seseta' kaqpatcA TO 7a< 11sa...
NocuKLLE, ~. Juuo a+-'rho judicial election
Passed oil aulutly to4lay. III this utty II yotcs
were cast, and oil tnr SheIttnn for tie Supretuu
Gonft, a'Gl igF brown, Eustacr, an1 Nal!oy for
tho Circuit Court.
BEsksTlI surRRMH DISTRICT.
Soscf'st btsaaseA ~ Tar Yt4enrs
N, ,MoAEXcr, H., June ..-ucnt, :.s.,s; Dlekey