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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-07
Important to suferera.

The greatest ben-factor is one who relieves
pain and cures disease. DR.. silsbee has nc.
complished both by his miraculous discovery
of"Anakesis." an absolute. easy. rapid and
ininllible cure for PILES in all stages of de-
velopment. 20.e00 sufferers testify 10 Its vir-
tue: II lisa simp,e suppository, acting as an
lief is instant, and cure certain
"Anakesis'' Is sold by all FIRST class drug
gists. Price sl.n0 per box. Mai ed free on
receipt OF price by p. Ntustae dter q Co., sole
manufacturer OF "Anakesis." Box 3ei5
New York: Samples sent free to all sufferers
upon application. n3-daw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-07
Commercial 10 I'rin..nq

u every kind neatly, eneaply and expedi-
hously executed. Cards OF every shape and
Kind Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind, Fosters. etc., printed
On short notice. Having a new lot OF Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
, 1879-06-11
THE KrTCIIUM.

THE KETCnUM.
Spsctdi Dtspatch 10 7As 7t1tua4
pBrnolr, Mich, juno 10.--Adviccs received
here arc TO the effect that At o'clock this even
tnc the steam barge ketchum WAS still hard
aground nt Port Huron A schooner YVES along
side. on to which portion Of her csrGo Of grain
was being ltshterea, md = foNple ei Canadian
tugs we're also ~ atialn1aaase.s l1 l., .s'>e
yAv1uATif56QI711 1'Nb:TrEs.,
The tur Nelson lost her wnsei IN Aalcn's
Slip yesterday.
The tur Fayorste aud three barges arrived
from Menomfnce last evening.
Tho wind WIS from the southwest yesterday
until evening, when It shifted to the northwest.
TIE arrivals tor the tweuty.four hours ending a.
o'clock last evening were twcnty~four satl aiIi
eltsht sten,ll rrxfts, and The departures forty
sevon sall and eleven steam vessels.
The Government lighthousesupplY stmr
Dahla arrived In port last might at ;aO oclvsk.
nml came to anchor in the lake taslu. She
caUe over froGn Grand Haven. and Is now en-
Fupel In supplying the lighthouses On this ahoro
u,ll atton1lng to thc ouo!s, etc.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
The following are tho arrivals and actna, salt
,ngs at this port tor the twcnty-four hours end
trE Mt 10 o'clock last night;
AHtuyALs.
p,oo bismarck, Mouekaunee, tawlug, Ruah atrrot.
Paop SeoIse Dunb"r' Aa'kssoD' lumber Arnold
Prop Dean fsi 4sehmoud, nudalo, sundrts. Randolph
Prop 7smgrss, Whit Halt, 'undFls'. Eighteenth
Prom Yavori,s,. Meuou,,nee. towing. Rn.h street.
l,r0n NYecK, Dnf1aio, snMlfics, Napdo,ph st7ueS.
Prop il. i. Brittain, sAuRaiIck. nundriss, stale
ptnp j, d. cslwel. Day ,Clty. salt, Wells street.
Prop akY Lark. Dcnt"n l,aFbor. snndFlc'. stats
Prop Acsssagsr, usnton 11atboF' sundriea Slate
ssmt sksaon %a.x,Son. sSnd;!ss MA.s .s :,ss,
SIM Corona, ii. Jos, snndrss. Isnsh .trset.
schr WOLVERINE. AlHek Lake. Lumber. M.tsst;
schr Monterey Charlotte. soat MaHhfSsnth st'sst'
ssST Mat,s MstAp, Nutlalo. coat, 0gacu el!p,,
schf ytsukIe Wilcox M4n!*tes. tlmbst. As,sot:
| sear ne.!ha nasuss. Asuosatusa, iumbeF. c.'>Hs
sohr citx OF Tolado AsaI''so' lumber Hush
sehr Mary s iyuos, Buffalo, coal, clask .trsst
| Self q. Nicholson. Lincoln, lumber. M4skat. :.
schr lia,sn. FsAsFs Lana!nx tSs 9.a .Ifsst H.,
ss1 .n!en sss bsss st. JSs G
sehs Gon'e't; Au.kexea. !nn;ss.. . Msa !aS haxs'
sohf 9Y%ctaa %, stosl'' Nsnoninee' 'a"p'f' sampson
scle Anscrtcan ra,ou. Aenoutaee, lumber. Rash
sehr spphls Much. Ashtasala cosl. Adams sttsst.
Behr Clsy Of shotuyean, uaroef's P'es WOOD North
sehs Il. T. rssksid, Packard. Pier. bark. Ogden
sehr Iisrsshsl, Mono.piuse lumbs.1 sts,aoa 81, sp
s, ?tsn' Gsa. b. assssass. isa5s
sehs W. y. 'a,.aay: Meast.un.r. lumber, Rush
sehr T.. T.; 1,otln.ou. Aenekpuuee. -lump''. Na"
sshs Z: i. 5aaa. nsasxauu.s, tau'aer, ha.oa
schr Oh Son, Ashs.sala. coal, Rush street.
I ACTUAL xAILtsas.
, 1879-06-11
tie stattstfcs Of Institutions, md showing many
amusing lalacfes. %



The evening session began bY The reading Of
nm t,nno,tnnt m ,cr hv thn Rev. rrct1 II. Wines,
u.n.a'n. ~ H." ut,,. ~ f,hsrt,,os ~ fi,,.
eee'e'ary VI tnt 'sa,e posiuo, 1.,ntes " 80. .,'
nolss entitled Hospitals anu As}'ams ios u'e
Inesne,n
This napcr rive. lively description Of tho in.
,.as na..!ttn,s ~ rr,nn. nr,i Fr1ionh. ond cor.
ss"s "usp4e ~, .h"ss 'o ~ ~ frn,.a n,s,".
ifasts t''cm H'th tnose o. t.s ou.eo ~. STATES.
tt,c Americans have ret much to learn from thclF
tron..Atiaptlc rou.,ns ~.
r,s ,s,s's,..'e,ens ~ r,.,,.d. a ~, u,n,~.,,r
t"e ,as.'sul'"n' VI t'"kAnu w ~. kons."y
place thc!r inmates Under tte restraint oi LOCK
and key. II d vlolent patent arrives and can
not be controlled, ho fs sent OF with two e1.
nsr,cnccd a,tcndart, for 1ono wa1k. and, IL ha
s.,as ~, .,,a., ~, .n.t IN .c.i
uoes ''ot pceo'ue ca''1i 1.'s" US !" as"t VI rknu
With two otbera upon h!s return. Al! patients
nre kept employed. In this manner they help
pav the expense Ut their Keeping, md Also arc
, 1879-06-11

In lie vay 10 Tint city they Intend stopping
Of at utisa tSF es Of ssTsn r so{s g1;,
MONTREAL, June 10.-5ernn thousand two
hundred and sixty cattic lave been exported
from Canada. to England since the lat Of JAN.
uary last. Tie number In tho san,s period last
yaar was ~, ,0U, the prcatui portion being from
the United States. An increase has taken place
ISIS. ' 'N
The writ Of Injunction applied for By the St.
Lawrence Graln Company. to compel the llnr-
bur Commissioners to cbarRo toll according to
touuaRe, hss been refused BY tho Court, with
costs.
Nj: David Grant las filed bis ,ne~e. to tho
nlca filed By the .Y-Attorncy on behalf Of tho
Hon. j. l.: Bcaudry, OF which The following IL
coBdcnsAtfons
That tLe law referred 70 by The defendant, Chap.
10 OF The Consolidated Statutes Of Lower Canada.
nlnlstraton Of unlawfuI oaths. and for preventing
trcasonabs aud scd|t!ous practices: and. at the
OF Lower Canada were In rcbeon against her
Ma1esty's Government.
That tho members Of Tho Orange Association,
ends Or objects hy .ssoeatn9 togtther ihan to pro
tsss % het ! ih.jesty',s doyosnms1e ;,s -, a.,.,.
thr a1n.tn1stration Of an nntawlal o4sh. 49,;
e assa ae 81 70
beTs Of Orange Associations. wns NOT ~ 10 ayefRtd,
eesas }9 as e ss s 81 SpTs N ,
sronnd that all citizens Or subjects arc bound.
s!thst, ~ nstnr.l. botn duty q natursEatton. to
That Inc meeti;1e Of Maa.sra.cs pcntioned In
the said plea did rot. and could not, confer upon
The defendant Tho duty or right Of doing anything
Tna H. ., M1yot et H. sst esa$ s
| That tho excitement mcntfuned In said plea p8
, 1879-06-11
achr 8onprs, 1lcnonInee, light.
9chra =. 4. Wood, Meboiplnee, light
schr Planet. Ncnon1!nec. light.
Stmr Corona, st. doe. FuNJftce.

achr 8onprs, B[enornInee. light.
schr Planet, Menon1.nec. ltehs.
atmr Corona, st. ttoe. snndftca.
atmr Shuboy2an sfnnttowUt, aundyinB.
5tmt MnskeEon. Mu.kexon, snndrtes.
scht Mary Ludwl0, Saekett's Pier. itRht.
Schr Frank u. Barber, Uh~cep, grain.
prDp Nrar1lto Ytats sarnfa. grain and aundrles.
schr H., r. Church, enrnla. grain.
schf Belt. Mutke.on, l1Rh!:
achs Erhtine, MaskeFon. Pier.
Schs Inhn Neil. Er!a via, Esctnshs,
achr II. l.. Haaon. Atnskteon, limit
sfar PSa1 @Sk NJ Gfssx ss
Hchs Mn0nolIn. M1skegon. Hight.
Hchr Adr,allc. MnskeRon. l!aht.
9chr rcc!tIn, Mlske9on. light.
Sehr D. F. Wade, Mantstee. light
schr City Woodstock. Muakegon. light.
Hchr ]. v. Jones. MuskcRon. light.
eehs Havana. Ksngatpn. 1sasn.
schr Dcftha Barnoa. Escanaba, light
Prop Geo. Dunbar, Masxe1on. liKnt.
Prop Loweti. shrnia. snndr'et.
eSFp ssSp Ell. soss Sf f.esnsbs assbs ss :ssas
Sehr Japsn, i.tas1Eson. @ 'i9ht ,.
pSp prSp fosptn na.; Gt's pso i'sS9 sPa'its
schf !sonstdes, Sturgeon Day light.
schr J. Cstthpoic. Muskepon, light.
schr l.fxze A. Law. Buffalo. grain.
sshr @ B sesbisd. 84aad % nssen, iea; iisht. ''Sa''
Prop r. c. nr!ttain. sauRatncG,, snudriea
scl, Altee Ktehards. Eseanaba, light.
sesr sesr t. et + d3so ss9phf ua.lsso so1s1I sb. eh
gchr s. j. llolicr, Traverse BnY, ltzht,
Echr nello brown, Muakcgon. Hight.
sehr Morutnc stsF. Muaksgon, light
3cow Laurina, Maniatee. 1lznt.
hTEAxEns DUE T0.nAr,
ptop Vanderbilt, prop osweeatchte, prop "
Yankee. prop akylafk, prop Messenger. afur Z
, 1879-06-11
CANADA.


Presbyterian 0enorat Observation-Disclosures
ot,awazCnttts.E poetatlo,l-Thu Qeaut.
I...,,,fry cu,o.
u -, n,.,a,.a >, ra. ,>,n,u.
apfe'a, o'''.'' ~ :. .'.,. 1"e 4"." .,o a.
MONTREAL. june 1u'-At . mectlne o. t"e s'*
pasrck's Society Inst evening resolutions wsro
pnskcd iadurstne the action OF tlle President In
;nr,t,n,, +,,a si1tv.p,n,h Regiment 10 en9,e to
."''.m1 .A1 ~. s.a,,.s- ,,'.. .r,.ar ar.,,.t
tne e''F VI 'u4i - 'ee"u4 "as .I .,A,e.a". a
McNamee. aud ho has Sought th's lnuofsement'
lie rla!tna TINT the Sixty-nlnth of to-any is not
co,,nD,sa Of the sa5ue men who refused u tura
w.. ~. ~ n,Jnoa ~ Wnioa m Nav Yo,t: tiut
un' W. u'o ~" .se y, U.,"-s., - % w." s>a.a..s.,
thcJ hRVe 0n1crcht toluhe'' alu a'o posees'e"
of d different spirit. 1t spens now that on1v
law members In eiyttaus' clothes will coulo
,,.so ~, n,.,ic,on Inv.
"oss ~ ~ 1,'"." n ,a % sos,<,, N, p,o.,,orcv ~
I'd. C'axtoh l'as resfehea Ihe fseAur"eJ u
the Young Mems Christian Association OF Mon
trcal. owluy To business troubles lIe has illled
,ha ,,os,t,on for mnnv rrars.
INV 'e .".',., -, ,.ao,s. ~ ~. rr.,.u..
M',s.n tn]".T~ ~ ,rs,s - 49,. .'.....' ~,
offAWAs 1pne lu'-!"e a"uaa' tAee'''s VI
the Gcucfal Assembly OF tue Presbyterian
Church opcus In this city tomorrow. ST. Au-
5.av,a church hns l,ccn npcel a. tl,e JIsbu.al Of
.'t's. I,.',,.'.,a,. rI,s ,,-,,,,,,1 w,,rt NJ
Ihss GFeat fas4lalllcnt' 4no pF!ncpa' "o'A W
the session Will be tic consideration OF thc
, 1879-06-11
Return Of tho African Explorer Pluto.

{ifpHich IA L1Haaa 3fff1rfZpA. !
ALrxAHDnlA, May N.-I haye just had m 1t-
tery,sw with The African exp7ascr, ae1hos serpA
Pluto, whose voyage has occupied twenty
mouths. Out Of lo0followers only eight arrived
With him Mt DurDat,.
During 1S7B thc expedition suffered greatly
fro,n hunger The disposition Of the natives en-
countercd On the route was generally friendly.
n.,A the gountry tsayerscd appearcd 70 he rich tn
RESOURCES
No hydroeraphtcal relation was found between
the Cubaugo u,r! the Zambcsl Kyera, and q new
strenns was discovered. named tho Coatldo.
which Is reported to be nsylgablo for dGU ntlea.
Il is that which thu late DR.. Livingstone wrongly
named the Chobea.
4 complete survey was made Of the great
Makartkarl Luke,
Beycuty-two catnracts we're encountered on
the Upper Zambcsl. nnl In d locality called
Kangala Sunhur Pinto drank Of the waters Of
four different rivcrs-One falling Into tile Indian
Ocean, two iuto tile Ataalic, n,ld ons being lost
iu the knlaaEI Desert.
Senior Serpa Pluto possesses full diary. III
1ustrsteA ty maps nnd sketches. anA leaves to-
morrow for hiarsetlcs.
Children tcethlng nrs almost Ruto 10 haye dyssn-
{Ae Jjne h1nrE
, 1879-06-11
MILWAUKEE.

MIL"A X EEs
specf~g Dt1patcA 10 The 7rttHHst
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 10.-0rata fresghta
continue dull, and very low. The schr 1tasca
takea %, 800 hu Of cora to Kingston At 414c-
A violent sauall passed over the lake 1t this
point shout o'clock this morning. Al fas as
known, no damage resulted to shitptnR- .
A gun OF the Lglc pattern has been forwarded
10 the ltfe-asvtnE station here, e substitute
for the mortar hitherto used. The new gun is
about three ieak long, md has bore Of two and
one-half inches. The shot accompanying 1t Is
eonical, fourteen inches long. with screw
bolt for the uhot-line fastened ID ono
end. The other end is oval. Boxes coli
ta!nlug shot, sfIot-lfnes, etc., accom-
psuy It. Lieut.. Walter Walton has been es-
signed br the Government 10 the duties Of ~
sprctor Of lIfc-sasng stations on this lake. He
arrived here week ago, ansl will make Mil
waukee Ills beadquartera. lnasntch as a crew
ID to be engaged far the life.ssying station here
to eegvc constantly from the lat Of July until
the ead OF navigation, It will be necessary TO
eroct 90 addition to the present structure, with
the view Of p1oviasnu necessary sleeping seeofa-
modatfons for the men. Lieut.. Walton has al
ready taken measures to aesura the early COM
pletlon Of td!s work. ...
Arrived, ateam.barRe Baltent!ne and consort
schr Moore. Cleared tchr W. B. Phelps.
Arrived, The schrs. Bacon ard Harrison.
Cleared, The sehrs Canton ind Be1le Mitchell.
The tug I1annah Sullivan has passed Into tl!c
hands Of the Milwaukee Tug Company conr'a-
eration, $4.00Q
, 1879-06-11
NR. BARNETT suRRENpsRs.

spnlN0yInLp, IT., juno 10.-N. y, barnett,
the Supervisor OF Do Witt County. who was In.
prisoned III saneamo1 Comfy jail fur contempt
by tbs Supreme Cougt at tho january term, su'
.iay received noslcs frbm his attornuys that
set,earlnE Of hts case you'll 10 hqd Ut Mt, Vernon
iii. week, or showing l.hat ,tha ans und COSTS
wors paid, f3aEnstt TODAY patd the tInu OF S519
order to appear betofe the Court ns ht. Vernon
I'm Ertiay.
, 1879-06-11


PoHT Huron. Mich, June 10.-Do~n-Props
Montana, Colorado, Empire State, Roanoke. B.
W. Jeuness aud barRes, Altoona aud consost,
l. May and eonsort; srl,rs E. @. Hutchinson'
II. J. Webb, W. B. Young.
up-Props Oneida, Gordon Campbell, Blsncb-
ard, Delaware. Havana and consorts, Ira Chat
fee and consort, Olean aud barges, Plymouth
aud barRea; sehEs Jennie Matthews, Ontarlo, J.
n. Porter, W. 8. Preston. Queen City, y. +.
Lamb, Marco Polo, l.. 81. Guthrie, Bul!vss, J.
81. Bcott, WagstaG, q. hhermuu; prop Allcgh-
eny and barges.
Wind--sonth, gentle: weather fne.
rosT lunoN, Mich, June t0-10 .. m.-
Down-rrops Mayanwer and barges, Cuyahoga
and tor, Badger State, Morley; scnrs J. y.
Sawyer, G. T. Mtnchet, Reuben Doud, Z. F.
King, +. l.. Dsntorth.
Up-Prups Vienna and consort, Fletcher and
consnrt, Gladiator and barges; schrs Schuslkill.
j. &. Austin, G. &. Burton.
Wind-3outhwest, lrisk: weather cloudy.
The work oi tightening the steam-barGc
Kctchu1n, aslora near Point Edward, Was COM
me,,ced to-dav. and 10 all probability her whole
cargo OF grain will have to be removed before
sho can bo faIeascd.
, 1879-06-11
GRAND HAVEN. ::

2S1{s71F 71p17t?!' 70 1"F sE!v13@
0aAsn HAyaa. Mleb., Jaua 1a-Tfe mtl's
about tto city and vjxvlty aro aIl very busy, and
the logs Mill all ho cot dsH1, as fostas needed;
and thu several ships oneaged III lumber trans
pustation arc ail kept Ut gallop ~ kecr the
, 1879-06-11

The grain freight market was quite active
yesterday, and two propclleEs we're reported as
having received 2c On corn 10 BuGa'o,-llr BET
ter thnu previously obtained. Two achooncrs,
which n.o satd 10 be under the control Of the
shippers. received INC. The Kingston rate on
wheat was weakened fraction, 47<c being nc
Prop Juuia,a, corr on private terms; schr r. 3.
Hayes, corn ut 1Ac; prnp Dean Richmond,
aud one not pametl, coro at 2c; barge Autclupc,
oats at 11<c. 10 Er.o-Schr Lizzie 4. Law, corn as
la1c. 10 sarnia-props Granite State, Lowell
aud barge II. 4. Church. corn on through rnic.
To Colilngwood-scl,r COL Ellsworth, corn at
Ike; behr Guiding Stas, props Ctampla!u anl
City Of Concord, corn through: To ktngston-
9c!ir Havana, wheat at 4azc. Cnpactty-Wheat,
10000 bu; corr. H54 ,05o eui oats, 45,ooo bu
day At card rates.
, 1879-06-11
BIEEAI0.

BUEEA11V4
BrprAto, N. T., june 10.--Coal trcfghts firm
at 85c 10 Chicago md Milwaukee,
C]earel-Propa Oneida, indse; Avon, mdse;
Scotia Z md Cuba, mdee, Chicngo; scllrs n. P.
uurkulow, 1000 brls cement, Cleveland; Mont
morcucy, 575 tons coal; Montca1m, 600 tons
coal, Duluth; n. c. West, Fremont; MARY E.
Pcrew, Chicago; Gereseo Chief, Greon Bay;
barks G. 3. Jones, 773o tons coal, Duluth; !;
Leader, Bay City.
Chartprs-seir sca-Gull, pavlpg-stoue to To-
lc,1o, $50 Tor the load.
, 1879-06-11

Nj, A. u. Lord, Of tho Now York 1rstItu.iou
for the Blind 1t natayia; 1erasi G. Joucs, s,!.
perinteE,leut OF the Nav York fTonse OF Ref
tendcnt OF lie poo1r Of Monroe County; ind
others.
RnccRs.
, 1879-06-11
THE COURTS.

THE GOUHIH. !
rrooselings Yrstortlny. Il
judge Harlan yesterday morning announced |
tl,at nftcr TO-DAY hc would hear no further oral
argunonts 10 sny case. He IL, however, willing
TO take mi. decide any csscs that attorneys may
wish to submit 10 him on printed briefs, either
willis lie Is here Or at any tine before he goes to
Loufsvillc. liz will leave hero for Aiadtson on
tue 10th, and ucxt Saturday or Monday will dis
pose ot the cascs already heard. Yesterday he
And Judge Drumnlond were engaged In hearing
tue contempt cnso Of Edwin Walker. 1t was not
concluded, but will 60 on today. Judge
Grcshan,, Of Indiana, was In court part OF tho
day, ind sat on the Bench with Judges Harlan
mud Druntnoud.
up before Judge Farwell, but was by agreement
postponed until his successor, Judge Barnum,
Judge Diodaett las disposed Of oil the United
States eascs OF Ills calendar, aud will now pro.
eeed with tho regular call, taking twcutS cases
day.
ii the case Of the City National Bank, tho Re.
culver was authorized 6s Judge Dlodgrtt to aell
100 acres iu secs. md II, T. !, N. K 0, to T.
~, Wills for S2.20.
DIVORCES.
Ella A. Eaton filed hl1 yesterday against
pru,,i,d OF bis tnyIny bacp convicted of felony.
EIfznhnth S}mmnns also nruya for rccasu
from her obligations to-. Henry Simmons, he
having 80 far forgotten lts duty os to desert her
somc 1our Or Hse years ago.
John Keller M ,1 a,so maks1 simtar complaint fb,, h
should not bo Obliged to attpport her any longer.
Lastly, Josephine Palti1au, after waiting for
t,ya,vn rcora and trdvelnr hnif way arnl,n,i tie
".ts l., snaroS, ~ liz, hae cor,n 10 tTc
enrIH y. s%SaseA % - ia,' 1tns uns tsts. IL, ne
eoHell1sioh LINZ sns cu1 ny N'tn'1x 1catI un
alter all. b!io Was Glhrf1cu 10 MIN IN ieof IN
Fleurnc, Austria, but he lett her three years
after. when he had Rquandered her fortune.
In 1877 she heard lie was In Chicago, and camo
here In search pt htrn, but she could not find
Rim 9ha ihcn went fn Sacramento md Ban
Fronclsco, bat her search was equally frultlese,
n,ld now shc Ia willing to let him go.
,,.,,.rn -. .rrs co,.nTo
e"'tA" ." - -, 1o~@s.'t
Adds, cpti,l,t,lcel q suit in trespass Yesterday
orutnht Ja,ncs Gnrtlurr, claiming $l,6OQ DAM
ares. ~
, 1879-06-11

Children tcethlng ars almost auto 10 haye dyssn-
ia ncyct- failing rcHcay. ii ceHts.
, 1879-06-11

women NOW cpulposeu Lie new Hoard, Which
Politics did not enter into lhc appointment of
members of the C0tllml lsslou, AZ effort brlI,,
nadu to get tho best talent Tor tho purposc that
gould be bad. Ihe 1sefornat9ry, Prison for
MSss Il: e. 9Ss xoa s ws:f VII 9 1ss
proportion OF tho women senteEced wefu, 40
far, for drunkenness. Lung tettns Of tMpria.
un1nel,t had pean enforced, which had the result
20 dimin!sh tug number ' OF eaasa coming before
ton a. to whetl4er they had reached The Inaxl~
mum Of tie criminal population. and no WIS
glad to ssy that during 1nc past year IN alassa+
chuso.ts II bud decreased about psr cent. lle
mal<u thH percentage atll gfcatsr Ia the future.
William 7: LitehWortA, rrcaldent ot the State
Hoard Of Charit!cs Of tho. 6tato Of Naw York.
said that Cnsrio' \. Hoys, n; D.. sevrstury ot
would n,aku report for ths board. II: y. WI.
bur. ~. D., sausrinteudant OF ulo Now: York
Idiot AsTlutn ut Syracuse, Wh0 olso represents
ths custod!al urancl, Of the asylum for tho cure
bo enabled 10 iufos,a the ConfcScnce fully Us ta
tho Working Of these institutions. The ensq1V.
hannu Valley Ilousa Is yepzsseutcl here hy Alr.
j.. +. Noyrs, who will speak Ut shIs institu-
tIot.. III work embraces seyeH voNnktcs,
and its stm IL 10 sestae9 the depepanut
| ehllron at tl,osu counties 70 family lla.
The Chllrcn's Aid Soc!rsy Of Now York City n
repYesented br Mr., ]. ". Skinner. WHO vii! at
| tic prplAr l[no speak of tLe extondud work Of
| this Society. The Durvau 0f charities u kl14s
County, havluE its headquarters III tue CitY Of
| brodklyp, is represented In thu pesspn u az.
9vif LcWs sho l'as psep4red papcr. on "oae
| vii! submit At tic usrusuro of Llo Conference,
| staulW naG 'tutl to nentlon thar Mr.. e Il.
Lowell, member Of tllt btuts Board Of Charl-
ties, ills prepared paptr, which IL ~ ~ 6antls
taflcs Of thu Conference, aiSo, are lettofs from
| ursaltkatll'na anil inBtltut1oHa exclusively en-
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Friday night on man in the employ of
John Thorwald, who keeps saloon we'll ont
ON the Fort road. Nick and Snow we're
loaded with liquor and primed for any mean
ness. They went off at the barkeeper
because he wanted them out doors. They
accepted the invitation, but returned
and began murderous assault upon him.
Ginger or Snow not content with bruising
and beating him with their fists, finished up
with vOlley of stones, one of which took
serious effect on his head, making such q.
dangerous wound that DR.. Stamm was called
in to restore the victim of the assault to
consciousness. Yesterday warrants we're
out for Ginger and Shows arrest, but they
had melted away from official sight.
Mr.. Charles Burt, son of the superintend-
ent of public instruction, is home from
two weeks absence spent in experimenting
harvesting operations on his farm in Big
Stone county. He had eighty acres in wheat,
the harvest of which was to be completed
last night, and he is satisfied that he will get
from twenty-eight to thirty bushels per acre
for the entire field, so we'll satisfied that he
has obligated himself to pay the reporter
1926 in case the yield falls below the first
named figure. He has also ten acres in
oats which he is equally confident will go
seventy bushels to the acre. He says he
never saw such crops as the present in that
section, and instances forty-acre field Of
wheat belonging to ex-Alderman Jerry Nc
Carthy which will yield fully thirty-five
bushels to the acre. OF course Jerry is
happy.
August Boyer took passage on down
train from Seven Corners, about noon yes
terday. August Boyer either couldn't read
or didn't care to read "Put your fare in
here" At any rate he didn't drop nickle
in the box according to the printed mandate
When the train was brought to stop, brake
and reins combined acting satisfactorily, at
the corner of Fourth and Franklin streets,
Lynch. the driver, reminded Boyer of his
neglect of duty as traveller. Boyer wasn't
buying ride, he was going to dead head,
he said. Lynch said that such talk couldn't
pass any more than Boyer himself. Boyer
thought it would 60 down as he himself in
tended to go down to Wabashaw street. At
this Lynch showed gallant consideration for
the lady passengers. He remarked if they'd
get off SO as not to lie harmed by the scuf-
file. he'd put Boyer off. Lynch was saved
the exertion, for just then Capt. Clark APP
peared, and soon thereafter Boyer was in the
lookup. Later in the day he was brought
before Judge Flint, who made his ride cost
him %S
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DON'TBE TOOLATE.

Big bargains Next Week at the 90 Cent
Store.
Six dozen 12-feet hammocks at 80 cents, and
few more at rs cents EACH Three baby
carriages left, at one-taird less than cost. A
small lot of hassocks at so cents each. A fine
assortment of slightly damaged toys at half
price. A nice lot Of boys pocket and table
cutlery, ve,y cheap. The works of Holmes.
Harland and other favorite authors, at rs cents
each. A lot of 1917 by II inch mirrors at hair
price. Together with an assortment of general
household necessities,
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Embroideries! Laces, Hosiery,

Embroideries! Laces! Hosiery!
At Powers Bros, 81 East Third street, on Mon
day, Aug. 4th and during the week will be
offered 1000 pieces of Hamburg embroidery as
follows
300 pieces at 10c., worth Is to $780,
400 pieces at 2Oc., worth rs to Csc.
300 pieces at 25c., worth IS to 4Oc.
100 pieces real Bretonne Laces at Inst halt
usual prices!
New designs in Black Bretonnes, White Bre-
tonnes, and Scarf Laces
100 dozen Ladies' Gents and Children's
Full-Regular English Hose at the Inform price
of 25c per pair.