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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
News Items.

us, Grant, jr., is said to Be en-
Gagged to a daughter Of Flood, the Cali
fornia Millionaire
A dele.arion Of the Ute Indian chiefs
are to 90 to Washington to lay their
wrongs before Secretary Schurz. They
all deny any knowledge as t" what
members Of their tribe were concernId
in the Thornburg massacre.
To Iowa. corn is selling at eighteen
and twenty cents per busheI, ard there
is hardly any market f"r it even at 'hat
mic. TIE State only raises h.'twe n
10000, 600 ard 200 100000 busF e's
thisy'nr
T'e Mammoth Gave of Kentucky
has been snli fr 5000 600 The
nnrc.,,scrS are n rthe'n m u and they
,,,,n,sp 10 have all the surroundings
6, u M and n aie v'ry attractive for
visit, r.. 1t is also inrcndel 10 have y
,a,.roaa rn,,uing t. it. thus making It
mr.. ..cr, ssiblc to the outside world.
1vo rc-srrs were eS.cntpd in South
C;r Iva AZ. Friday. Ed. ll"!mes, tn"
c.I,r.." b.. yho committed nn outrage
nnn, t"e go gear old daughter of Mr..
\ 3. Humphreys. in August las. was
hany,d in Union county Jail. a large
croxi OF people had assembled in town
70 zee II, hut as th" law has done away
with public executions, only about ten
urardsmen were allowed to see it.
George Gary. also c"lored, was hanged
at Beaufort. for the murder in March
last. Of Cyrus Brown. coi"red.
TIE Sumter Natchmnn publishes an
extract from a letter received in that
rovn from Stewart, the c"lored LAWYER
who used 10 BE- around Camden about
two years ago as a school teacher. lie
is now in Kansas, and says that he has
found G. p. Leslie the infamous car
net barrcr who was land commissioner
of South Carolina, during Radical rue
Leslie has been living there in scclusioo.
thinking that if our present State
officials ever found him out they would
have him brought back here immediate.
" and tried Tor his rssca'iry SAYS
if he had the same road to 90 over
aea;n he would steal the whole SAFE
mkt time. Thus the last one Of those
thieves has escaped justice, and not one
has been punished.
The long expected invasion Of Peru
by Ghili4u forces is at last an accom-
piished fact. On Sunday, November
I'd, q Chilian feet CT sixteen sal! ap,
peared off pisaeua, opened upon, and
silerce,i the batteries Of the allies IN
the heights brhind the town, and COW
er.d the lanling of large body o.
Chi:ian troops. An ohstina'" r si>t-
nnce " as made to tic landing aud many
mrn were kirl"d, hut the Bolivia" for
Hss whv aagyisUsd shs eowp, finally ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Mortgage Sale.
Stat. Of South Caroliaa-ErrshGw County
VIC. Denton Mortgage
70 of
All. Perry. Realty.

A. H. Perry. Realty.
Rv virtue of an order for foreclosure in
the above stated case. aud also by virtue OF
an execution to me directed, | wilt sell in
front O: the Court House, in Camden.
within the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday (the lst day. of Eecember next
the following described property, viz:
All tha, tract Of land situated in said
county and State. on the waters of Flat
pock Creek, containing two hundred (2OO)
acres more or less, and bounded on the
norrh by lands Of A. J. Faulkenherry, east
By lands of Mrs. f. Slower, south by binds
iare Of estate Of William Shields, and west
by lands of l.. Il Gray.
Also. ell that other tract, known rs the
Hurhcs Place, situated in said county and
State. on both sides Of the Lancaster road, !,
containing three hundred (30U) acres more
or Legs. aud bounded on the north By lands
"f Robinson and Rollings. east by lands of
=. .Cau,hen, south by lands Of the Cope
land estate, and west by lands Of s. II
Rrewer. Levied upon and 10 he sold as
the properly of W. c. Denton at the suit of
4. II. Perry.
Terms, ume.tlrird cash. and balance IN
one and two years, to be secured ny mort
gage Of property sold.
JOHN DOBY, &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
The Meeting Of the Legislature.

Atl2 o'clock on Tuesday the Senate
and House were called to order, and
business commenced. The session
nromises to BE- lively one, and much
good is expected from 1t. The Gov'
.rnor's message was received an! read
1t vas received too late for comment
br Us this week, but we will write upon
in our next issue.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

For Debility, Loss of Memory. Indispo>
silion to Exertion or Business. Shortness
Of Breath. Troubled with Thoughts Of Dis
case. Dimnass of Vision. Pain in the Back.
Chest and Head, Rush OF Blood TO the
lend, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin.
If these symptoms are allowed 10 60 on.
very frequently Epilepiic Fits and Con-
-umpliou -ollow. When the constitution
l"cunes affected it require, the aid Of an
:nvieorating medicine to strengthen and
tone up the system--wbich
, 1879-04-24

Prices Of Soma III TIM sshmrcs Largely IiAu-
died In tho puMltcr City.
SDrciaE nlsuutch ia Tas TrfbuAk.
PHtLApsLr1tiA, April e3.-Tlle Rsock market
has brcn nuro actlve tho past week ihnn for
years, untl safIs lave been the heaviest known
for d long time. Nor llas business III tho leal-
Ing stocks been feature Of tl.e dcai-
ings. Northern l'aeltc llas been push
tng more unit H1ure to thc front,
aud, slnce The successful negotiation Of tho 1unl
for completing ts HID to bismarck, there
hava bccn largo transactions, tho stock being
plenty un accosilIt Of Iargo disbursements to
thu creditors Ut Jay Euose u to. 1t sold
during 1S7 ut 1u tO l3, and was paid
ont to cruflitars on basis uf .s1M last
fail, thu market price hrtng III, Previous to
that time tllr creditors hul received oyrr ST.
0OO, ,0uV In stoek au,l buntla Of thts road,
aIl llr cs.ntn had still on ha,M over
1a,010 sflarca. It closed 1T December
last at ~. ulul With cunstantlY.inercasins
transactions rose during lsr lrsk uttarter Of lr
year to 93, tho common stuck meanwhile having
advanced from to q. 1o-1ay IL led tho list, t!s
sales br!tg over iiya thousand Ut
s' sas u,!| an9 s1o.ea ,o at TN for csmou @
The creditors wllo ,olirete.i TO taking i, *
Siyidsua %nsts II stood ,, 1e'o1s ,s,z passing ~
United Companies ot Naw Jcr4ay 10
lio, ngatnst 109 last ycar,. with tho sume guar.
an.ec as then. 1t. iaui 4 Duluth II down to
=, with daily saIcs. Cincinnati T.;a)s lIavu ut.
yailrc.l tn liz. gain of 10 per cout suca tlle
hcEtlnlnE 0f tho year.
, 1879-04-24
BOSTON,,
Trial o! tic Cunaluctar Who CanscI n NnII-
Fnn,l Col1Istnn-t,mnn nrtt--Ehl.lets
StHf{at J}t4puffh 10 The TrIt,ur

Trial OF tic Con.luct"r Who Canse.l n 1snll-
FnAh o11lstnn-Cnnn rfi--Ehl,ess.
ssHtta' HtspHftA TO The Tribune.
nosrox, April 4A-'rhe trial OF Ilnrtwell,
conductor OF The frrglt-traln which caused The
collision Mt Woltastun list October, progressed
80 rapidly that the Jury will art IN It Tomorrow.
llartwell n.id the engineer Ut i!s train agreed
tut no signals wcrc shown when tlrir
lrain went neross Tho inward track, and they
sent 10 stgnal forward. Thu switch lights wero
burning brightly. sl,nwIn. lul,srr, int the gtare
OF the locono.tye headlight ncutra!lxcd their e.
fcct. Tlry hsls,mscl sl,: excursion traIn waa In,
u they were In thu SnprrInteulrnts ot!lcc In Bos.
ton ten minutes iclorc tl,c accident. u,, uotody
inil anything a",ut It. Tile rEarye Ut man
slaughter viii 1,subahts not t,u sustulursl.
The Cnnar4i Culn.mnv will onnounru tn-n,ur-
vnw thu retirement nf 'IatIcs AlrYAulGr, It's New
Engtaild aGeD!, snd t!,r absorption uf lt,r bus-
to'l oillre. for tlc prefcnt Ut least, by tho New
Yorkn=cnt l'uscrnct. 'Isr Chicago agent, las
been p'acri III temporary cilar,e. All
tic ol'}ctuIs ars silent IN tu l rcaxulI5 for The
change, but II Is believed thut tbs l.isrrIa,ol
'nnt'agerA are dissatisfied stl the cxpensu Air.
business for lns Boston. hra.rl', In
fnI II tic English i,cople had
backed hisn mp. But .lmy have allowed thu
Leigh 4 Warren usll Raril* lines to establish
themselves llvrr, u,ll seuti out thrro us fnnr
s.ea,,crs Il week, while Cl,ar.ler sails onIy
o.let II fortnight during the wintcr mouths.
4 remarkable public meeting WIS held To-
night to discuss ChInesu Immigration. 1t VA.
got up by the Cnueso mud Jntaurse residents,
ats,t Their arguments wete wonderfully keen atli
witty, completely uutdong those vi the Irish.
Mlen wllo areucs! on ll1r negative st.le. .1udga
Klsaell presided, anl tl!eru was un immense
ald!cnee, who sympattixcl With the Chinese.
, 1879-04-24
ITEMS.

Tho war in East-bound passenger rates out Of
St. 1.outs still continues, ami tickets aro now
sold FROM that city to Now York ut from 90 to
3d.. The rate from Chicago to New York Is
Sit,
The May number OF tho International Reyitso
contains um elaborate artIcel on "Ra!troad
pools,n from tho pen Of Mr. ]. W, bltigIcy,
Commissioner Ut tue Southwestern Railway As
soeatI0M.
Tho purchasers Of the Indianapolis, Bloom-
tnst0n IL Western llaroa1 lnade trip ovur
ti!t road few DAYS ago an4 wore greatly plGasad
With the condition II, which they founh tho
property. T4cy spsnk III htgt, terms Of tin inan.
age'l'snt NJ heeciscr It. u. Wright and General
III tllo hantls Ut thc present managers until all
the arrangements TOR !ts transfer 10 lllu now
bonlhol4ers havu been purtyctct, whrtl will TO
~ about thirty days. It IL lnorc than probable
tint tlrneral Superintendent Peaao will 10 ra-
talncd by tllc new bondllol.Icrs. ns II would he
rather difficult 10 tind III equally competcnt
aGau for thu pusltOn.
, 1879-04-24
THE cOl 0RrD EX0D]lc.

New York, April gt-A ,nass.,ncettug MAS
hold III Cooper Uui0n tonight to procure uid
for tho Cultured people who arc leaving thu
Southern Status for Kansas. Tho hail waa
crowded, and In tho platform were thu Hon,
Thurlow Weed. tho kgy. Dr. Hurry Esw-
man, and ottIers. The Rev. II. II.
Gasness presided. f.ctters ot regret
weru rcaa from Wendell Phillips, William Lloyd
Garrison, mil Mayor Cooper. Mr.. lnltps, in
i 'sttrr' eays Two Souf;es wesS open ~ t
s(st. llu Other 10 icaye, AlHl les their
opprcssura starve, Garrsun'a letter states
that tho prrsula an political rights Ut the col
oted ,nun vera rutlllesaty &raululel .lnwn, uul
tayx thu Government ,s not III lu liyo II It 4lowa
4,0W, ,U0 Ut peuplu tn u lett l,ke xhIep among
wolves. Suitable resolutions Wcre adopted u,ltl
u lsbrrat collection taIen up.
, 1879-04-24

bnr. and Cant. Nanlcr backed her for n few
shekc1s aEalnst flIc nt',cr. II wns understood
that tln CntnpIcll wns tn phil tho firccn nwny
1ron tue ttt,ek fot nf S0ut, franklin street,
.ary 1nn Was given nbont uoon nansl thr Cau,pbcll
began ttIc struggle with ei9hty-nrc to ninety
pnu!,da Of stealn on. mud the Hreen viii, nfnety
% n[nct7-are, according to the Information Of
dtck when the signal was given, md. amid tic
checrs Of tho assembled multitude, tiic st.ugRlo
continued III mt.strcan1, atHt was about an even
thing. although II was said tlIat Capt. Sapier
10 mike fair test of tic relative merits OF tlU
powers Of the two tugs. It was pretty generally
conGrdcd that tile Campbell got llttto the best
of the struggle, although sho has engines IN
tier over twenty yeara old, and those in the
Ifcen arc OF more modern kind DurIng The
trial afc twenty or more ttgs lying nbout thu
market docks blew their whistles lustily, aud q
JlFcly time cnsued ulf around.
, 1879-04-24
INCORPORATED.


: SPR1S0piEt.p. ILL.,, April 13-The Secretary OF
State to.aaY issuc.i license to organize to thu
Wing Fan-Venttlator Company Ut Chicago; cap
it'll, sloo,000; corporaturs. Luyl ]. aud q. 4.
Wing aud Dyruu kingabury.
Certificates ot organization wore Issued as fol-
lows; Tho 1erp'ania Club, Of Mattoon; oejcct,
"inutual fmpr@yement" and tbs running Ut 4
nrtyasc "ret1e2h,nuut" " room for members uuiY;
ulrectors, Frederick kinxel, Charles Roget, pa,,-
let Morzcnsterp, Conrad Nicu,eyer, and Jobu J,
Martin.
The 'sGrAnA Lodge OF tho Ancient United
0ElrE of Sous nua Daughters, jirothcFs aud
headquarters Ut Chicago; Directors. Jaco0 II.
l!riseQe, Alary l.. Brown, and lcurgr II. Brown.
This 9gqMs to tnclulu everybody but tlieir
cousins 'dnl their uuuts.n
, 1879-04-24
GOULD'8 SCHEME,


The railroad officials In this city arc still try-
Ing to solyo the problem as to what Jay Gould
lhenns to do Will, the Wahash. MI sorts of
theories arc ndvnnccd and abandoned again.
Tltc managers oi tic Burlington Road do not
think TINT Gould means to discriminate nganst
t,eir road. rlier thfnk tint his ninn object In
Eettin. control Of tic WaGash WIS to carry out
luis iavuritu plnn Of through line from tho At
lantlc tu the Pacific. 1fo tried to form that
Hue y'a Chicago, but WIS a1ways balrN
beca'3;s i.: H, Of , te weaSness Of ila loii On
Tllcrc can bn nD doubt that llu has larg0 Inter-
est III tic Eric,a !s trying to atlvancu its ntrr-
ests. By getting cOntrol Ut thu WalMst, ho &c.
curcs southwestern outlet for that road and
Louis mud linnnlbnl From tl!esc points llo can
make the connection Will, the Kansas Pacific Ut
kansas -CitY tv the Missouri, kansas Il rexns
alnl Vt. 1."uts, kanxas City Il Northern, both of
TlIss. ii onld somnutc bis through, line FROM tic
Atlantlc to the Pacific without break. hut 1t
Is also claimed ti!at he f. trying to gct another
nutlct for the Erie md feeder for tlse Wabash
to ' Detroit coa"ecsss " ,a 0 WaSasa @ losdH VIII
arrangement ihs Cauaiia line would become nc
independent of Vanderbilt, ~ far rs tho SOUTH
western tra!llc IL concerned, bur II would hnve
tl!e effect Of turning away much business from
Chtcugo. That SOME such scheme Ii cos,tcus-
rlnteu ts furrsladttwctl by the election Of Mr.
Janes l; Joy, q netroI!, as onn Of thu d.
rcctUrs Of tho Wabash. 1t beeu,res more CYL
tween Vanderbilt ind the New York Central
Interest OH tic 0nu kn,,tl, nna Gould and the
Erie interest on the otlscr. A long rs Gould
contlnc1 his operations 10 Southwestern linrs
only, Vanderbilt did probably not care hiurl',
connections OF the Now York Central there Is
suru tu be trouble.
, 1879-04-24

WASHINGTON T1:!,nrTORY.
BAN FRANCISCO, AnrtI GA Yax.ina Ills
patch says: Sheriff 1horo arrested tbrcc
lndIans fur completely In tho murder ot the Pr.
kns family nnl firing upon other citizens lust
July. The prisoners were given up by their
chief April /. The prisoners wcre kept by Tic
Sheriff for several days before hs left fur Yakima
City. On tic 18Th Ut April thrro Indians
made THEIR appearance In TIiogp's camp, and
1lan1-to-hand engagement took pfacc. The
Indian Father WIS killed, one Of The prisoners
fell md wns not seen again. 1sosc}l nne OF t,,c
ShcrlA's pnrty, was shut In three PLACES. The
Indians then left. Ttovp's horses were driven
ofl. Tho prisoners aru now being pursued. It
Is not ltkcy this Will lead to any general
trouble. as 1t wis partfcipatcsl in only by tie
relatives Of tho prisoners. II thu horses mud
prisoners aro returned In 4 few days every.
thing will be right. II not returned, troublu
Will ensuc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ca1., April GA Yakt1na
City, Washington Territory, dispatcl tays
safusktn, tile 1nlfan, was nrraIgncd before
Justice Beck yesterday fnr the murder of tic
Perkins family. saluskin made confession
rclutIng tn tie murder with every detail. /. Is
very evident from his uccuunt Of the utter
events that these valleys hal Inst summer
q VERY narrow escape lf0W Olc0ur mA4snesG.
Chief Moses Ind hts runners out watching tho
progress OF tho fighting between tho snakcs mil
umasiIlas ara[ the aolJicrs. Had the llostlles
been successful they would have crossed the
Columbia, null Afosrs would have joinel them
III anticipation OF Indian succrssus. stosca had
previously arranged hfs warriors 10 as 10 sur
round the country, especially In
the snoauatem'l au.i Natc!,rz passea. lie would
then hare formed Ills forces fron, the south, mud
brought them to bear on the settlements, With
faIsimn City as his objective point. Nothing
hut the presence OF gunbonts on the Columbia
lcys.
'llsc people here are vcry Indignant at Atoscs'
treachcry during tlIr ting Of bis talk with Ger.
Howard lust summer. Whcn Howard demanded
they were, but wonld End ant deliver them.
From this confession the ml,rucrers were OH the
spa. at the very moment. Auscs aftctward
ordered them away and tEiey left.
, 1879-04-24
IN CHICAGO,

a still alarm Of fire to Enyno Company No.
o5 at 7:40 yesterday morning was caused By n
fire IN NJ. D. Hears Ary-gools store, No. ~
Canalpors avenue. Dumnge trlaIng. Cause,
somo broonIs catching fire from stove.
The alarm from Boz 83U at 2:45 yesterday
afternoon was caused by some ono throwing d
lighted match into some hny In n two.story brlcl,
buru IN tl,c rcar Of No. 375 North Lasalc street,
owned by F. ". DIaschford. Damage to con
tents Of barn, s15.
The alarm from DoH 333 at II yesterday
forenoon was caused by tlre OH Tho root Of tho
two htory frumo building M. IN West Matl-
tson street, owncl by Mrs. TrucsAa1c, ard ovclt-
pied by f.. Whtttngham. Uatuago nominal,
Cntthe, sparks from chimney.
'tlie alarm frolit Box ISL ut i: 40 yesterday
nnr1IinE was caused by tre In tbs two.story
framo house, No. lnl North Ann street, owned
by the Pan ltalM'lc Railroad, aud occupied oy
John Cushlon. Damage, STU. Cause, El,shtop
falling asleep In bed With u lighted plpe ia hts
mouth,
, 1879-04-24
MILWAUKEE,
dutci1t DispAkeh 10 T1e 1rfhune

6DFE1W 3TWHEEH 70 7Nf 3F15NHF.
MILWAUKEE, April @,-The sallors' strike
continues, Yesterday tho srhr Guido sailed
with buys before the mast, to whom $t per
diem Is being paid. The vessels tlmt sailed
to~tlar wcre tile schrs Planet, Pilgrim, anil
Sonth Side Each Of these vcascfs secured some
Rcnsncn nj si.50 per day. uni filled out with
bors nj 81 per tlny.
The tug Stnrke Brothers has rone to Port
Washington to tow hithrr the Government
dredge lDr rcpafrs.
!te stean barge Fayctte AMI consort aac here
in light trim.
This ,tnorn'ng TIC prop Mcnon,incc left for
Grecu Hay. =.
!hrte !s M movement. ns yet, among Lower
LaHers. looking t0 Il run down the tahes.
barge f'ar1um ut Detroit increases Ler toulIuva
fron1 tn5 TO 1,aln.
, 1879-04-24

The Captnfn of the fchr Crustswas.e reported
yesterday tllnt about 600 bushels Of the corn III
That vessel is hot. and will lie taken ont tu-,lay
a'l'l dried. The hut corn Is mostly III thu for
ward part Of ft'c vessel, a.,d there arc few
buslIe!s amfdkhips. TIC grain VA. taken ou at
ii!rec elevators, one Of Armour. Dule IL Cn.'s,
Flint u fhotnpsons, u,MI ono Of lhe illinois
Centrals. IN the order nan,c.i, anil II is that
n''rttoIl pf the rarro from Flint & Thomn.on's
forward Will he taken out ut the Fulton EIey.
ntos, .au'l fresh corn Ut tho same grade nut in
Peabody s. to,
, 1879-04-24

1Iannnh. Lay IL Co. 1atcty lnuncl.etl their new
passenger propeller at Gsami Haven, u.ni she
was tnwch to FcrrysburV to receive her engines,
which are :sJS3U. Her DIMENSIONS arc: Length,
between pcrDen1icuura. tn feet; length on
deck, III tert; !rr:lll., ul beam, 81 fert Ii fnrhea
depth ot hoh, 10 feet; rise Ut AOor, II lcgrces
mean drauGht Of vuser, feet u tlielles, with q
displacement of SoJ TONS; keel. IL bY III. Ilcr
cabin accommodations arc to be trss class, ns
she Is t' Elsn between Ch!cago nfh Traverse
Cits, alHa Trarcrsc City n,a i'ctnskey, pti,yi-
paily tor simmer travel. duncan Robertson, of
tiranl linvcp, is her builder. she has not been
uatugd.
, 1879-04-24

BntpoEpoKT, April 1a-Arrivcd-rrop FL II.
Heath, LaSalfc. 4,700 bu corn, ITO hu rye;
Chn'np!on,A Lasallc, GOO hu corn; North Star,
iicuncpin, u,i0o bu corn; Andrew Jackson
Fast Henncpin. q, 1oM bn corn, 1,lou bu WHEAT;
Ouiaha, Morris, 5,sDU bu corn.
Cecarcd-fear1ek.. Morris. 1860 feet lumber;
prop Peerless, Utirsi, 55,aN feet lumber, a,Jio
!ats: Sunshine, Morris, 6l,0jl feet lumber,
, 1879-04-24
CRIME. a.
amy


Sptc'a' DI.uatcajfS 7n4 Trtsun&
3osIKosr, Wa., AprilEy.-Tlw trAi of George
Hammer for the f,l,Irsler ol Lars Olusun In
Menaala Il now Mfore. M Circuit Court. Ole
soil was Killed ii hIs ow Go.st' III tiie prese,lcd
of Il prostitute named AInnc 1llnnlo.ld. The
tleiensu enJeavnrs 10 prt}ve scIf-,lefcuse gnd the
prisoner will probably nut be convicted OF mur-
der III tue lrat ucgrec. nit
, 1879-04-24
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF S1nSAL OFFICER,
WAsn1S0ToN. D. C., April g}-l n. m.-tsnllrsA.
tlons: For Tennessee alHl thu 0Au Eaiicy,
stationary or rlsi1. barometer. Slightly warnrr,
clear or purity cloudy weather, soallcuat u
northeast wtl,lls.
For tale Upper Mississippi nnd Lover Missouri
Valleys, stpiouasy or rising barometer, partly
cloudy wcatlrr, stationary Temperature, aI,,l
yarktt,le wtnGa-
Fur thu l.akn rcg3"p, rising. followed by fall-
iHg barometer, n'rlttust tn southeast WliIJs,
euolor, purity cluidy weather.
LuuAL uuskATATInNA. .....
, 1879-04-24
OBITUARY.

SpfcfdI. NitrIttA 10 TAs TS16une,
JANKsyItLE. nafi5., April 23-Ilenrv CIay
Niles, tira,ld Cahur Ut ttlu tiratd Lodgu Temple
nf Honor ~ shls btate, died. at hts humu ucur
eth!s city Ibis turen0@1l. III
ERlR, Ia, April HY.-The llon.'John ". Ham,
mOa1. ex-aiayoE o. this city. AiMl .for two ut
three terlns President Of tile 1tAte Agricultural
eoeiety, died nt lis rrstencu hers today
, 1879-04-24
AT MIDWAY, WIS.
6petia1 HfSgdfSA to Ia 7rfhrns

LAChosss, VIA, April 23-Ths llttlc yl'laoo
Of Midway, SIX miles north Of this city ou thu
lina Of the Chicago l. Northwestern Railway,
,sas almost totally DESTROYED b. lire las. uiyht.
Eighteen buildings burned, Including the holel.
RAILROAD depot, three warehouses, QUO storo, md
four dwellings. Tic tutal losscs are from 5l5.-
UO0 t1 S:10,9Ul Total Insurance. about $7iIIJ,
The .ira started tron u spark tEotn 4 pasatnE
eERlpu.
, 1879-04-24

ShffEG1 17{sHT4fA 70 TIE 1fIHHE.
MILWAUKEE, April GA letter received hero
from President Keep, Ut tho Chicago Il North
western Railway, announces that SURVEYS arc
nearly completed for ut extension Of tue Com
pany's Winonn Gs 1t. retcr division westward q
dEstanco Ut 150 miles the present scason ,antl
that contracts for grading, ironing, und bridging
will bo let iu u very short tlntu.
, 1879-04-24


DETROIT, Mich. April gl-Repurts from
Macklnaw state that tile Ice in the Stzaito I1us
broken up, and With fresh east wind Is rnovin.
nut f!st: The south chaunrl Is entirely clear o!
!rt. 1t 10 Thought TINT ateatucrs Tan row got
throught without difficulty.
, 1879-04-24
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Naw YORK, April 2l.-Arrtved, steamships
France, frna l1ayru; Algcr!a, frunl Liverpool;
faderland, fEom Antwerp.
LONDON, April :M,-Slvamal!ipa Ethiopia Hn,l
0reegv, ls0,n New York, a,nl 1llytfau. from uos-
so4, hays arrived out.
, 1879-04-24

ctsc1ysaT1, april @| IT. J. Redmond, Of
Nashville, was to-day gp,lrlctcd OF obtaining
goods valued at sl,010 'plntlcr falso prcscnscs
from, Iohn shtliitu ~ o. Scntenrc was sls-
lcnled awaiting decIstoA on d motion for II
tew trial. ~
, 1879-04-24
MISSING.

+ - Hptcia5 WAtJlca 10 Ta8 THhIHs. .:
!. DAVENPORT, H., April a3,-C. ", Pond, for
The paet Tour year. Auditor's Clerk qYa Pay
mssse! Of the u1Ycnnprt y Sosta4wcstc!u Rail.
VA. al,o or:uuI.t Vi tls Congregational Church.
, 1879-04-24


SAN FRANCISCO, April !3.-'rhc trial Of Ed
ward bertrand for tho murder Of 1homas ".
Kilman. Muster Of the bark Masonic, IN the lIar-
1ur Of alnntfn. ennlncncgI In tho Un|tcd Btntes
District Court to-day. ~
, 1879-04-24
CAt,l.rAt3t: rACT0u,-.

CINCINNATI, AnrIt @.-1hc carr'asc factory
Of Charles l'ch'cn, on Uppcr VInn atreot, vas
burned nt an carly 1Inur ths morning. Loss on
stock, $15,t00: insured far e9,N0. Thc bn.tl.
Ing cost originally Stu, ,Do0: insured for 1850.