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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
PEDESTRIANISM.
THE FIFTY HOUR WALK BETWEEN PRoFEs-oR
MILLER AND ROSS MILLER THE WINNER OF
Y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !


BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE. Jan. rs. 1879.
The fifty hour walking match between Professor
Miller and Ross AT the Academy of Music had
brilliant and exciting finish at ten O'Clock tonight
The main auditorium, loses, stalls and prosceniurn
boxes all filled. the aisles crowded. and the
audience overhowed the stage. The leading
society people present in large numbers, and
about one-hfth of those present ladies'.
The walking continued during last night and to-
day. with occasional intervals for rest; but it
evident from Ross condition that he had lost the
match. Miller. in forcing the pace from the start.
broke Ross down, and he failed to He
suffering all of to-day with cramps and under
the adverse circumstances, did remarkably
well. Miller sustained his reputation Tor
extraordinary endurance, and won by hard
work. he maintained the same style
of walking throughout. with his head slightly bowed
his breast. His arms worked rapidly and his step
wss heavy. He displayed unusual pluck tonight by
taking very Ii tie rest although lie thirty miles
ahead and could easily have rested an hour with
assurance OF victory. At 5h. lym. Ross completed
his Tooth mile and Miller had scored ll9. Miller
made his lVith mile at III. AN. and rested
for some time, taking his first sleep After two
O'Clock Ross left the track four times, and although
he made desperate effort to continue the contest
compelled to abandon it evening approached.
His final effort made at fifteen minutes before
ten O'Clock. when he came On looking apparently
fresh. but evidently suffering severely, after max
ing live laps he walked oil to his dressing ROOM.
Miller plodded steadily, and the clock struck
ten had scored III miles. Ross being los.
Miller of the track fifteen hours and Ross twenty
hours and nineteen minutes Ailler's actual average
being nearly four miles hour He made his last
mile in fifteen minutes
The enthusiasm intense. and as Mayor Latrohe
presented the medal TO the winner. Miller
greeted with uproarious applause. He probably real
ICED 5000 out of the receipts. Miller good
condition at the finish and though greatly fatigued
and somewhat haSgard expressed himself as feeling
remarkably well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
YACHTING NOTE.

The sloop yacht Emma 7. has been sold, through
the agency of Commodore Frank Bates. to Mr.. H. NJ.
Leverich, of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26
HANLAN GOING TO ENGLAND.

TORONTO JAM 25, 1879.
Hanlan, the oarsman left to-day for New York.
where he will take the Inman steamer City Of
Montreal, on Wednesday, for England.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
TO SHIP OWNERS,
CAPTAINS and COnsignces.

Tho GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENEB
AND TYEh and GRIP TIE. Rrn now IN nao On
tho ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRE- IS lEA. and on no other prrRsaa In Nav Or
o,sna. bat will shortly bo In operation on thu
LIVERPOOL PRESS aIao. Your attention ~
called 10 the fact that this III thu only Pnor that
pulls oil III the bands 10 an equal and full tom
siun and fAatena Thorn exactly nj tho point 10
which they are strained automatically and iade-
pendent Of tho will 81 tho operator. insuring
uniform perfection OF work. II IL tho only
Pullar that haa any authentic record to show
that II "a of any benot 10 tho ship Ii iuogUaaipg
Ito atewagG.
Tho following veHHalH have had tho hnnds Of
their entire cnrgoes Of Cotton put IN by thla
Fuller Tho entire gain on tho earRoeF Of two
OF thom tthe Chiawck md Whekh nnil wna due
to tho Pullere md Gfip Tic alone: md It ~ bat
fair 10 state TINT one-hnlf Of tho gain on the
othor cargoea was also duo to the Pullers md
| Arip Tie alone:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
Gain In haleR over
r,t-fApi1tIIu ruFGyfN

Tho Steamship KenFinAtOn carried away 81
bales per ton registers
The following upwards or 1901 are some OF
tho veeses which hava uRed tho GILMAN
FULLER on PORTIONS ~ their Cargoes frequent
trials showing that against II r OF n bsleH
lied by hand ono on 40 TO 10 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller.
Tho steamship Hanover made gain Of 81 per
cent on Cotton from tho anma Press. and In n
Box Railroad Oar gain from the same Press
% - por cent VIVA nude by tho GILMAN
FULLER and GRIP TIEaloho Steamships 1t.
Louis. Hiahbury Norma. Don Venue. Kings
ton. Solo. CArthuaian, Minor. Ashburne. Cy-
preea. Andean. Abdel ArtllerIst. Borussia.
Braunachweig Baltimore. Cordova. Uonaet.
Dilos. Flule Embehopa. Elvlrn. Effective. FL
moro. Fire Queen frankfurt. Fitzroy. Haytien.
Historian, Hssieden. Harden Hudson, Inventor.
Knickerhorkof, linda Ioverrier. L"n". Lone
Mediator. Monarah. MarIintu1e., Mi-si4
pipui. Morgan City. Naplaa. .hurnherR. NOW
Orleans. Oheron. Orator, Porto Rico. Peer 81 the
Realm, lrussin, Rnmulls. Ritz. Snmirnmtde.
sybila. Theesalin. Vanguard. YIN. Symington.
Adolph. Alice NJ MiDoit, arLraine Arden Leu.
tia. City of Brook vn, Cieopa RI. David Malcolm
son. claimant, Em1irn Of Penre Ermtra j.
Forest EAGLE. Comfort Tarab. ehta. Qns'mvo aud
Oaclr. Gentnort II ren'es Ism. {, He Marthe,
John Wealey. John BunYan, kathinkn: Luz
slQnano Marguerite M.rota areeuIenf. Miunte
M Watts. Mary Ann. Mtry riggs. Nnnanam
Dormto. Orient. Portl.w Paul d ,yron. Queen
of Beauty. Ryeraon, Regina. kesueltn, hock
Terrace, Richard Parsons Stewart Freeman.
ellen NJ. Story Eatino ThOs. lard. wyoming.
Yorktown. 10 all nf which YOU are referred.
but more especially 10 the operation Of the ma
chine Itself for the quality u the work done.
Orders for ta uaa 'btt ut tho presses named.
or ut tnis office. will DO attended to.
JOHN II. LATTE 4 co.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
Na fS0 Gravicr street.
nol3 8m sth al ship
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
Meet Tea FOR Gha MiwBds-
fsnrinrllell Eepnbllran.l

INprInEIIeTH Eepnb7NNh.I
The approach nf New Yehr'a bay revivoa IN
cities where Now Y"ar'a calls are made The
nerlodisal discussion about providing wife
for oallefa. 81 Louis IA u place much given
IL cAlliyg january /. aud the At. Louis Post
Dsaptatch has interviewed "IoadnR society
aadis@s on the subject "a find them unanimous
nv orposed 81 TIE presence Ut vino nj New
Years receptions. Mt, Louis h ngno plana
I'm which ta carry out aurh u reform, ~ tho
Hats OF n.ur,le who '.rnreive' there New Year Il
Day usually fills from eight to ten columns ~
fine type, society In III. Louis being apparent.
liz bounded by the city directory. In general
through tht country 80 far aa there has het'i
Il change III this r.anpci, II haa been toward u
less frequent use af vine Oh auch occasions
Boniilun beef tea haa had something 70 dc
with IL BY suppl. ing a simple stimulant, ant
public sentiment more.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
THE 1T. CHARLES HOTEL

TWILL OPEN FOR THF RECEPTION OF
w guests o. MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
order an q many modern improvements intro
duced to ensure the comfort of patrons. The
hcuae In uEsurnasaad In I'll that goes tn make
= FTRar-tl Ass AID ELEGANT HOTEL. and
will eOnvinue ~ merit The popular favor which
has been acenr ded + tn the post .
Parties returning home will do we'll to call
and look al FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere, nrrups n.ruur
ocs q MfNno o pAnIGAos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
PURE FRESH GROUND SPICES.

r AM RECEIvING WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF
j. fresh aud pure ground spices put no Ia tin
foil aud wo ~ i'm paek 4E,,s from lilo of a pound
to barrels. which | will guarantee as repre-
sented win sci io0 to TIL. iobbinx trade All
spices came direct from the factory By rail
and will be delivered from factory b,
- and - Water street. Chicago. or NO. b
NateheZ street.
no2sItn wM BURRUSS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
Interesting sOla,traI weutIOn.

New York Gral biol
Justice Fold, or The United States Supreme
Court, has come ont ,lat-footed ASA Damo-
cratic presidential candidate, and his broth
rrs In this city feel happy
Nothing better than Caherwuods pure rye
whiskiea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27

STATE OF LOUISIANA. 4
Tartan of OIL ana. !
/. J. H. JARRBAU. Acting Caahier OF tho
above named bank do Rolomnly swear that tho
above ri airmont III truo 10 tho bost Of my knowl-
edgo and belief.
j. H. JARREAI. Acting Caahlor.
HubHarihofY ana sworn to before mo this twon-
" third day Of Deoember. 1879.
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
CorreM-htteat:
THoa. A. ADAHs.
dcattw PIERRE I.ASAIS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-27
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT DEOEMBER 27 1872
REPORT OF THE CONDITiVN
- or TINE e
State NATIONAL BANK,
AT NEW ORLEANS.
~ aha st,ta of I,ouiaiana, MT the oloHa OF buRi-
mesa. Friday. December n. 1879.

RESOURCEH.
Io.na and discounts. ..........,.,. u loi eaa 81
nxa,d,aftc ................45-s.. Al 10
o. n. bonds 10 secure circulation 90 oon 90
Other stooka bonds and mortgages is7 81 o.
Old assets special acanunt.-s....-.-- ia pap no
Due from approved reserve agents 27,nT0 VI
Duo from he. national banks g.. ogat ~
Due from State banks ani bankers 0a,4ib 10
RaaI autata ., .#-......-4.4-. 10000 90
Curront sxpensas and Ia ron paid .. a0plp 10
ExchanKoa for Clearing
House. i. .....+......- 5000 pf5 90
bills OF other banks $500. ia.t5t 90
Fractional currency lin
Guiding n'ckolRl 1870. a7i
specie tincludinE gold
treasury cnrliiloatoFl lot Ola 90
Legal tender notes 49,. gre. sps 90 Baa. $40 II
REDEEM p,ion fund with y. Il. Treas
urer, 0 Dor cent Of circulation 17so 90
Total. .............-........ 81 4ST ? 4
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid Ia. .....-.e-....+ aa2S ofn nf
Surplus fund .....--4.. ..s..z--.. 20 ,tU0 W
Undivided pronla -.,.s....--. p.agsJ ~
National bank notes outstanding 46oao o.
Dividends unpaid .s..--.....- loTaT a
individual deposits sub
loot to check tt.Tts.tso a
Demand certificates lido
poRit .......s..+.....-- al 40
Certified checks ........ ir..5Ts %
l.TTi 1qs o.
Duo to oihor national bant.s..t... ia.sGl u
Duo to State banks and bankers -. si.bis i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

A careless business man II morally
tinS0und. bliOw mn 4 lnnh wi,o never
pays his nolcs WHEN tliuy afe sllr, anil
Who shmns tilu ttaymeut NJ hls liIis
wllun II II l,orsiblp. Atid duaa 10th
things m habit, Nnd | shall ser Il man
wlit,Ae mornl character II, beyond nii
question. bad. W. hase i,Ad lIIuslrio,ts
usanpIgs III this lauk u busineas rHset.
ness. W. hasu hAd great mon wIlo~,
business habits we're simply seandaluns
who huvsr paid iiirif bills mnIes1
urged and worried, and who expended
fer their personal qualification avery
cent III money they could lay their
hands titxsa. These dalinniteHeiag
have beei, xjnloeixpd for ~ among ills
eereillfl0itiss 0f genius. ~ m thu mn
mlndfulness u small affairs whict, n.l,lr.
ally attends All greatness II intpilapt
aad intellectual effort hut the werld
has heeM too eAay with them alNgellier,
M matter lIOw many nInlAt,l1 and
irAlsawOrthy traits III ci,afMatrs s,irt,
ii,ei, itDssussed. they wers dishonest an,l
,iiitstistwOftly In tiisif business fstM.
llOnA. aud that simple faut condemns
thetn. ! nm ready tV believe ANY Ind III
I man who hsbitaaliy hsglsuss 70 inIni
hls business 0bllestiOns. Such 4 nasn
II certainly rotten " heart, snd does
nOt 0soeSve sesDect
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

ssfsse 4AA H Atsa4E AsseesN4t HN u
fat.as tsaa I'll WAS ss t4a44R4 i,
~ 80 y aA& AssAs ssa4as " ktasAass aNssss
Il ,s4ssa ptt,sn sssAt#s n sst nwAs, rA.H
sf4ssss 5sAHa# / sEFtvFssA av8t n fss8
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IN HI WssA4ess* u ssssse#psA
fN f4Am4 4 AfsN vS4A#A il stse NtAf 9NHa4ss a
W. | VA wsss84 tsMsgNs sxs fsWtssA4h sat#4s
Al isessNsssasN 1stHtAsls&H sssi iNefssshAsa
Aess slgsse sit sstsAssmsss n ss##ngaests,
vi 80 i in Eflpr III Il Iii 1~sss hHs* N NJ
M III Naahshslf# "
kasNasss8as i 4tss sYtstsss "A ~ ksss Il
.As84 sHAss n assA hNlAA u w. gslsfsss. n thHs
tsstssNrsssHs sfssssNslNs u gshra rvsftf ~
seEs Al We rTt's II 'hs ti,sa E'.sfA
rs,,ss tlssss, tsases ana ssi.assfs n H. ilaase
Wf Hsl4e. HtsfaNss ~At ssv rsM aHlana She
sstsl II t,fsls. ahAsi fvxsH M thls AsssMt
III ftltsHaa II .lN ItstHAslatssl sshsssslHHs b
~ lssla " NJ fNtt Att aeiswBsNr, s.3afs's, ~
hslsilsla ii l4tlvs .ets~s sh~ l,s,.us, rsts
~ In Hssf tssstess, Mlrh
iiIlv~sfn stessifiuseni n t~ Nfya4ssai III tsaFk
sfe 1aEshnlAvA af tlssaws MAshlnHtaH
II rFavhit fns fhs pmfvhsss IL she Hlsetsps
sstt Pilates sis 'lte final tvtsstts ~ ths tsHsen
lssl tnn,liltssls'i HlNes' ~ tesssnn,*l fshils
tWW N fStN
nunallnp HtAnise tlwts 4, Ma~sf rtws, siyansl
AsfAy IN shr laepnhlln. ~ ANw t'tisaas, In
AuthntlyanR aHts08 n sitf Mes#isHlffi f,sst
nsst tsaAa tsturessls Louisiana. sasi t.sreH
iwnl, AiaslsNiptil
III shrris tNunptess NTH iietl@ United
aiAsrs tntwtl pil'isa
~ rAs NJ N Ii'Sbugh fet ~tvirts dnfina
shs fHttt fosstsh tniiefe@#
III i,sy efnplusvs IN The linnsa ~ ilepfssnns
a'iyrs iisuN ", shr .nr'tal rali uhs nset,'hs RI
itA tAs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

ssA $50 as* ssssMs s8s*# u NssSAAaa Is
~sAA u#A s.#maaHssmA ~ sa#A@ asH8# s#s4
go sAs s88F#f*# F*#ss##* sA#sss #As4ss
@sAAssA Nj AAs#s wAswasa sAasAssaA - e@a FtNsA
n ssss#fs Vi ssAs i ssHsssA sssas AnAvss8
ssAss sssWtsmssles Ns8Ns#A Al - tsAsa4s*#sMs j
srsssss Il u asssA ~ f'nssea vssss ssssssls
sntsssa VI fRv4*ss ~Nh w. twsasA " tAs4s fAs~s
sNa ~ HaAeAssasss sssse#sas sssssWssssH#ss -
sAMssv4A
4 ssasssss hAA s@vn sssAsA IA ths
Wss isststswAAs rIssrv ss@ ww~a#A u s~s~ fws
esstsss ~ tssss. sstNs IA sseA sssss sst ~
ssA~t sAa sssr ps.sssss " uawsHaas. esem sysl
"A 1~sa a ~ stg~e n shs sas "A ~ II
swsaNA II AAH~A Hss sA4 f#sst nWynsMs II
smaNhNsss ~ss aHgsef. ass,sAhu,sA ~ VA
M~s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18
4 Tartle IN Years O,a,

W. received turtle few days sine,
which had marked On hin lMck the date
of 100, and also the Spanish co.t.oi.
arms, indicating that this old resident
wAs Ia existence i7D years ago. What
changes this old follow ~ thc deep has
sccn. Tho rise and fall Of empires, and
tho continent on which hc partly lived
emerged from tho thrAlltlona of lespot.
issn. with tho rive of republic that has
become great conacrvAlor of freedom,
Tho advancement Of civilization and tho
glory ol the world.
A lew words III Spanish on The shell
were translated, which aaya: Caught
In l7O0 BY HcrmAndA Comes. In Tho ~,
Sebastian, and waa carried to Nantansas
BY Indiana; from there 10 thc Great
WekivH" which Ii now tho 81. Johns
river. On Tuesday. tho l7th of June,
tho turtle VIA turned Aslriil In Tim 81.
Johns river, IL pAlAtkA. with Tho inscrip.
tion on his bAck: "Enxlsrn Her.
aid, rAlatka. Florida, 1870" II may bn
supposed that by this timc Tho old iel.
low has scented salt wNtcr, and gonc
ovsr Tho bar n high tide. and probably
. few generations hence may khe him
up u Bpanish port ON tho olhcr side.
-P0latka (Fl0.( Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18
WASHINGTON Norns.
The following circular hAs Just bcpi,
lAs,teA from tla Treasury nenAflmenil

TAtAsuAv pkrAAtMesf.
Otttrk ~ tMk NkrnetAHs
WAAMtNUtUA, July NJ
~ tAiiss4s,* ~ THsfems an.t Ialsraul Hsrssas
AsstsA,si frrass,sss aaa Mhey tpln.ltsi nssyf# NJ
~ Treasury department. Hereafter. whsH suls
MitsiAx mc,ninatioMs tps appointment ~ sHlMfslls
nAte positions uider ssnr direction ssn VIII .ssis
In AiaiiioM 10 ths other aiarmaitan new rs.,nit.a
NJ servlee VI the noiulne~ III tha tnlnn ARMY ~
navy dNrine ihr t~t,~liicn.
loMH AMs.MAs, secretary.
A Washington dispatch, IA responsible
for shs prediction that Den Ma~isy, % llllauis,
nov Assistant secrstssy of shs Treasury, viii
~ Appolntesi 10 suecced tscrssAry Me('1fy
~hen Tho latter n translated from the war
olliee 10 Tim circnli beneh
Il N reported that ueores n. Seward,
Minister 10 china, Ii vsw u sl.s renswsl os ti,e
impeachment proceeding against him. viii ~
Sign his mlasica
Tho Secretary VI the Treasury has
decided Thai Tho Ari ssemptlns qulains ffom
dMsy. which .ook cfIees July Il lid mt ansca I'M.
portatt0us made bsfofe thai dass.
An Associated Press telegram from
Wsahinet0O says "a circular hi. been pss.
psrsd ~ ,hs Attorney usnsrsi. sssiiHa fotiL
that w Judicial appropriation ~ fos IN
prsssst asssl yssr iisnlsss III cussi eapsnd.
itsssA The dlasssa. lisus ~ qve-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18
DOMESTIC INTkLLluxNuK.
oSsnnt.

A New York paper says tho cxpcnd.
itnrca 10 tho present time FIR shc construction
u thu brooklyn bridge ara eiA.nsi,s7 A
contract Was awarded lAAs week for II, IN, I'M
pounds ot ssscl AMI at,tno pounsis 81 Iron.
Tho Tru@secs say tho bridge Will liz finished hy
January, tssl
Widower Manton Marble, Tho we'll.
known New York editor. and Widow A. Inn-
hard Williams, of Augusta, M. have formed !
life partnership They have zone 10 Europe h
spelh TIM honeymoon.
An explosion occurred last week n
Oliyers powder min, near laurel llun station,
~ William Whi.ebreAd. John McK~Al and
Jam~s burns wcre fatally, aud Fred e,ccl and
William Kidney seriously, injured
The Now jersey Supreme Court has
Ahlruscd thu Judgment In The case Of Mrs NINTH
Ana Cove Bsanstt ssatsncsd 10 b. hanged q
Jersey Try for thu murder oi Police Oisicsr
Smith. tho husband of Mrs. Smi,h. Tho eAsv
now goea 10 tho Court Of Errors and Appeals
Nrst.
A Sioux Falls, OAK, dispatch says
hist Mrs, y, lee and hAhe, Of that city. and
Mr and hrA Thompsoll of ns,l wing, MINI.
were drowned while attempting 10 crusa swnl
len stream In wagon M. IHe aud 4 young
.ifi who wcre with tho party escaped
James II. Croft and ChArlcs Il. Wo.
broth. arrested II AlAmoaA. Col, TOR TN mnr.
dor of william Ayock, In Now Msxtco, WIRE
taken from jail BY I'M cilixrns aud hanged IL 1
cottonwood lree 1'hcs hal confessed.
A Bismarck tDAkota, dispatch aAys
thu four Cheyenne lnalAns who wounded Nent
Kennedy. of Tho slxnal sefsiuc. and hiilrl !
private accompanying him. werc hanged, In ~
carssAnce with thu .cntrnee u thu rnnrt, Il
Niles City
Tho total number of deaths rcsultins
from Tim destruction VI thu arnhan asylum 81
vasA. tio@ihnc county. Mimi. hy ihe recent
storm, n ihIrtacn.
Tho little town Of Edgington, Rock
Island county, H., VA she osl,er day Tho srsnc
of most horrible tragedy, brother planting I
bullet In : beloved s,st0r'a temple ami then,
falling dead by hcr aide from ano,hcr hul.
lot ssni hy hin own hand The partic~
70 tho tragedy wcre Loo and Melinda j,
leohblns, tho eldest son and daughter IL
= wealthy farmer named W. W. Robbins.
few wscks 40 tho young WOMAN formed tho
acquaintance ~ young nlan named Thomas
Richards, 70 whom ahe aoon After became ~
gagged. contrary 70 tho Wishes u ths family,
who. however. anally gave shsir unwillias con.
ssas % thS marriage. The brother. Les. Who
~ deeply stesched - hts sissss, W. pot "a.
vissd of ~ in1upded ussriAeu ull ~ uoerinr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

Chicago .t.srsa' seleRtArhs A fnlluwsl The
ARRIVAL her Within slir past forty eight hours
" several shfewi Ohiu politicians. AMI sheir
subsequent conferences with Hrrr'afs Hhet
man, and The announcement that they lnicnd III
condnct from this iimr forward Ill active cam
psiRn 10 seeare fot MI, sherman The nes, IT,.
pnblirAn nomination Tor President. has had Tin
effect ~ asir NJ TN f,irni. ~ utn t,tani And
senator blaine, The aihctenis ~ aeefriars
sherman declare that ihes iniend n carry NJ,
All aggressive campaign, aud claim that they
arr rapidly rsininH Nfound " the We-i anil
Nufth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

ihe stual~ furnished Wy thn xunihern HsAtHA
we.e. with she exception ~ three u Louisiana,
neasiy all white llar,Aa Furnished cue resi-.
nsenl ~ cavalry, AlAiamA onv white regiment,
Msais.Irr nne battalion, and Nnfth tArclias
ian regiment. ~ cavalry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18

Thk English Factories set r@1hffvs
that nv wOu,sB shall j,e AHt,It,ts sd ettfs.
lUHDuIIy IN tHys fisan iVstJ agGt1s sl,sI
hall
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-18
nj Mlgm 4 NIL,
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Tho PantIier-ISiller

The mans name is Bombonncl, and his
specially is panthcrs. Several panthers in
Africa fell under his sure aim, but with one
Of the. tribe, lie was near coming to grief
irrctricvablc. This is the story that makes
him 80 famohs in Paris, and on account of
which people SO run after him, that on tho
Boulevard you may be obstructcd by NJ
Bombonncl as by Il crowd of vehicles. The
panther requires to be shot at her first
spring, for, if not thoroughly disabled, she
flies at you at your first move. She has no
organ Of smell but her car is so quick that
pin-drop wonid startlc her. On one occa-
sion NJ. Bombonncl fired at magnificent
panther, and shot Off her two front paws
The beast fell, and lay still. lie waited
thought her dead; he movcd--shc flew at
him in spite Of her wounds, and, tinging
her whole weight upon him, threw him to
the ground. lie was undcr--the animal
uppcrmost. Opening her huge nav, she
bent over him and took in his head Then
came one bite, and another bite, and an
other, and at each bite her fearful fangs
went through his flesh. The work of Bit
ing, however, did not seem easy, for the full
play Of the jaw was not left her; and her
victim, with great presence of mind, seized
her throat and forced her to relax her hold.
Having once cxtricatcd herself from this
pcrilous position, and bought the fierce
creature to liberal want of breath, she was
subsequently got rid of by tho hunters knife.