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Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Improved.

Mr.. George B. Metzner has made
some notable changes in his artistic sa,
loon. No. lOs Z. Third street, and gent
lemen wishing hair cutting, shampoo
ing, dying or shaving, will find the
place cool and comfortable and Mr.. Ms
work satisfactory. Patent process fol
snappering the hair.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
IAnOrtAnt to Mot IN erB.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
CT lldren. 1t c0rrects acidity OF the s'u'na"h,
G, res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of teething its value
Is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, ,e'aces
Inflammation and allays all pain. thereby
giving rest to the child and c"m'"r' TO inc
mother. Twenty-Five cents bot -.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
RuchinEs.

Russell & Spencer, at the Bee Hive,
have Just received from the manufac.
turers 1000 yards of remnants and
short pieces of ruchings, to be sold at
one half their actual value. 3O6 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28

Babies ought to be we'll taken care Of;
their system does not allow the slight
Est neglect. If your baby suffers from
Collie or Bowel Disorders, procure bot
tie of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, simple
but always reliable remedy. Price Is
cents,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
The INCEST pills on Earth

Are DR.. Smms' Vegetable Liver Pills.
| They are the only pills known that Will not
4rin.. Sjcken or Weaken in their operation.
| They cure Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Sick
| II Hea,lache, etc They are the easy Purgattve
and Liver Cure. We have hundreds of refer
ences in our Office: 25 cenis, sold by dealers 10
medicine Main Depot, FOURTH AND
KING STREETS, Wilmington, DEL. Phtla-
delphia, 6O2 Arch street. aD2S-t
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
A Card.

To all who are suffering from tn errors and
indscretlons Of youth nervous 1, sssd
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was disoov.
cred by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the REV. JosRpH
TINMAN station d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Another SOlree.

Attend the United Assemoly's soiret
at Rosendale Park this evening. Firs
class music will be in attendance, anc
the quadrille lately introduced, entitled
"Little Buttercup," will probably be
one of the attractions of the evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
For Ocean Grove.

Mrs. James L. Houston who has been
confined very much to her room ever
since last fall is somewhat better and
by advice of her physician, with Miss
Ada her daughter, left yesterday for
Ocean Grove.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Paving OF.

Sunday morning the West Church
will make an effort to pay off the debt
on their church building. In the eve-
ning Mr.. Ksigwin will preach an illus
trated sermon, Subject: "The Burning
Bush"
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Temnerance Meeting.

H. W. Morrow's Temperance meet
ing at Pennsgrove tomorrow will be
under the charge Of Jacob G. Foulk ,
ESD, who takes Mr.. Morrow's place in
the absence of the latter at Landenberg
and Ayondale. The "Susie A. MCCALL
leaves the foot of Fourth Street at :
o'clock, sharp.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
SECOND EiIill.
state Of the Thermometer.
At the REPUBLICAN Office, June 26th,
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
$50 $40 $50
The WeHther

War Department, Office Of tn. Chief
Signal Officer, Washington. June 2S-l
A. M.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, southwest winds and falling ba-
rometsr. warmer, partly cloudy weather
and numerous local rains.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
New cars.

The Jackson & Sharp Co. have near
ly finished large order of cars for the
Long Island Railroad. This firm is
also about finishing large order FOL
tha SOuth
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Imitation Press Brick.

For the best painted imitation Of
press brick, W. X. Grant, No. 2 r. 7th
street, would refer to John +. Killers $
front, No. 4 Il. 7th street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
para.o,s. Fans and Gloves.

Ladies' in search Of the largest and
best assortment Of parasols, fans and
gloves at popular prices should go to
the Bee Hive, 306 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
NOraetA.

Cooley hip gore, side lace and cork
padded, D. J. B. Corsets, at Is cts, are
positively the best made for the money
Sold only by Russell & Spencer, 3ot
orbot ctreat
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Sca Turtle Lunch

at ,Johnie L. Graham's, 5th and Adams
streets, on Saturday night. 1t will be
dressed and shown on the bar this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Horses Wanted,

We have room for two horses and
carriages, and will give the best atten-
ton, at the boarding stable, 7l9 Ship
Icy street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Notice tO Farmers,

For sale cheap Mt the Lumber and Goa
Yard Of G. Wesley Weldin, south Of Market
Street Bridge, large lot Of extra fine Cedar
Rails. je19lm
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
DELAWARE'S STAPLE.
The Peach Crop for the Season
New Castle COnnty Short But
Kent and Sussex up to Thei r
AyeraYe.

New Castle COmnty Snort Nut
Kent and Sussex up to Their
Average.
Reports that come booming up from
the peniusula's peach growing districts
harrasseth the soul and causeth the COM
mission merchant much tribulation.-
The latest runs thus: The crop New
Castle Co. ia a failure and the growers
of Kent and Sussex are in dread anxiety
lest the June fall shall injure what Is
left in their orchards. These reports,
conflicting as they are, have but little
weight with the general peach consum-
er.
He knows full we'll the thermometri-
cal nature OF peach in its steady de-
velopmsnt from an incipient bud to the
round ripe luscious fruit of which he is
so fond. He has learned through con-
slant re.iteration their moods and the
peculiar susceptibility TO the inatten-
ton of the world. With the least evil
dsuce Of neglect it willis and looks sick
and the producer goes into convulsions
in short order, a conference is held and
it is decided in peach growers conven'
ton assembled, that the crop is fail
ure, and it would take but little per,
suasion for them to pronounce the whole
culture humbug and snare.
The grower of course visits his orchards
next day: he finds tie incipents fresh
and healthy and he chuckles within
himself as he contemplates the result O.
his ruse and grin Of satisfaction steals
over his countenance as he in imagina
ton jingles the fat proceeds from tn,
guileless commission man.
The commission man has become |
! little more weary. 1t had been his Gus
ton to heed the periodical wall from tn
peninsula and alter assuring himself t.
: his satisfaction to invest in fruit upol
: the trees and speculate in case Of
. corner in the market. Experience ha
8 taught him better and now he waits
(, Every year the railroad company make
5 an estimate and this estimate he relic
n on and is governed accordingly.
= This year their report is out and tn
amount given is 3,697 900 baskets. {
l. this number Armstrong; station wi
l. give Is, 900 baskets; Middletown, 40
e 900; Townsend, Queen Anne & Ker
d Co. Road, 16G, 1000; Townsend, 100, ,00t
n Clayton, Kent County R. R., $50, ,000
d Moorton and Brenford, 100000; Dove
If $4,000; Wyoming, 265, 1000; Woodsid'
e $4,000 FELTON,, 10000; Harrington
ir 1O5,0 900; Pennington, $4,000; Greer
IS wood, $4,000; Bridgeville, 5000
e Broad Creek and Ross, $4,000: Seafort
IS 299, 200; Laurel, 100000, and Delma
Of 10000.
p This is a reliable report and If thel
u is any change from the above figures
will be rather to increase them tina
otherwise. In addition to the aboy
there are shipments by water to Ne
v York and Baltimore of about $3.50
at crates and also 200, 900 baskets to Phi
le adelphia.
,r The shove figure take no note wha
Id ever of the crop for home consumptit
5, which is estimated at about 4,50O,0(
y or 5000, 900 baskets. By this it ca
ar be seen that if the crop in New Cast
in county is as great failure as fir
Ill opened the excess in Kent and SUISSE
ut and on the eastern shore will full
IN make I'M the deficiency.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
NEwA SUMMARY.

= = - 20 Nv Z
- s.e% ss~4 Fe, |
=. ,.polysAmy-FasI Mail toases-
.ru,ers Employ ed-The Flames
An,o Demecrats-Other Incidents
cciden,s and Grimes.
rbs Anti-Polygamy Society Of Salt
rs City, has prepared letter to the
ssidsnt, replying to alleged mistate.
nts by delegate Cannon, and request.
that Reynolds, the bigamist, now
tba penitentiary at Lincoln, Neb.,
not transferred to the Utah peniten-
Dry. :,
During next month two fast mail
n,ps will bs put in operation in the
|uth--one from Washington to Jack
hvills. Fla, via Charleston and Sa-
|nuah land the other from Washington
New Orleans. via Richmond. Allan
Montgomery and Mobile.
The Dominion Government has en-
ppd thirteen farmers, ata salary OF
20 per annum, with all the stock and
krming implements tor one year, TO IN
ruct the Indians of the Northwest In
Erjculture. They will leave Ottawa
r the North Saskatchewan country
bout the I'd Of July.
The smslter quartz mill building Of
he Heck Mining Company, at Glendale
|on,ana, was burned on Wednesday.
oss about 100000. The storehouse
nd outbuilding of the Allan Brothers
|undry, at Carleton, N. b., were purh'
/ Yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The Democratic State Committee o
Ibio has decided to open the canvass II
at State early inIAugust, with Messrs
|ppdle.on, Thurman, Ewing and Stead
Ian as he principal speakers.
The Senate Committee on Appropria
|ops informally discussed the adjourn
bent question yesterday, and most o.
IL members seemed to think the ses
on could be brought to a close on Tues
|ay.
Hjlaire Lathemaile, on trial at AL
any N, Y. for killing Catharine Duns
ach on the 9Th Of April last, was con
ictpd yesterday of murder in the mrs
egree.
Fifteen female clerks were discharge
ON the U. S. Treasurer's office yester
|ay, owing to lack OF appropriation J
he Legislative bill.
Ex-Lieutenant General R. II. Andel
lon, of the Confederate army, died
Beaufort, S. c., on Thursday, OF app
blrxy, aged So years.
Several buildings in Ksene, N. H
Fere struck by lightning during a s
ere thunder storm yesterday atterhoo'
kmong them J. \. Tatt's pottery, whie
|sas destroyed. The loss is nearly wy
t00.
The Navy Department is advised
Sbe death of ex-Paymaster Gener
John 0. Bradford, at Brooklyn, N. Y.
"A Two tramps attempted W roo ~
arvesters near Alton, ILL.,, yesterda
&rhe harvesters resisted, and one
4hem wss shot dead.
The Light House Board gives notl
fhat on and after August LIST, the l'g
ht Havre de Grace, Md, will be shoV
4 fixed red instead of a white l'gl
\ Two boys took shelter under a tr'
&luring a storm at Clarksburg, oh'
Yesterday, and were killed by a lin
Falling on them.
J. +. Jaggard was murdered by
|tramp in Butte county, CAL, on THU
HAY evening. The murderer was
Aested.
Henry Taylor, colored, vas hang
Z at Forest City, Arkansas, yesterday,
IA felony. He asserred that he was
( 4nocent.
The Supreme Court of Arkansas
cided yesterday that an act Of Legs
*ture of that State abolishing Clar
\ county was null.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Fort Delaware.

Fort Delaware is built on an island
that was formerly called t.. pea patch.
1t is alleged that it was made by Yes
sci being wrecked upon shoal there
and that the sediments dropping in the
river upon this obstruction formed the
Island, and that this vessel being laden
with peas they sprang ap, covered it
with their plants, and from this derived
its name. Francis Vincent, ESQ.,, our
State Historian doubts that the Island
was formed in such manner, notwlth
standing the matterwas testified to be-
fore the Arbitrators when the SUIT
occurred between Delaware and Ne"
Jersey as TO which State owned it, as
he found grant in our records for al
Islond similarly situated with it, anc
agreeing in description and distance.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
.,he delaware AssOciatiOn.

Henry c. Conrad, Esq, Actleary ol
the Delaware Association for the Edu-
cation of the colored People will soon
publish his report of the condition OF
the colored people have been much i'm
proved, and mainly through individ.
nal effort. The schools all closed
about the first of May. There is a per-
oeptible increase of number in attend
ance over that OF last year. Much dis
appointment is felt through out the
various districts over the refusal of the
Legislature in granting the schools
the aid asked for, and Of which they
stand SO greatly in need.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
The "ReybOld's'' sunday Trims.

Somehow We inadvertently stated
Yesterday that the "Reybold" in her
two trips tomorrow from this city to
Collins Beach and Bombay Hook, would
stop a, New Castle, when we should
have said Delaware City. We hope
this will strike the eyes of our New
Castle readers in time to prevent then
from making arrangements to 60. anc
our Delaware City readers in time t'
prepar. them all to go. The "Rey bold
will leave French street wharf, .hi;
citv at $50 A. NJ. and 1.30 P. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
Com meme cemena Exercises At aho
Rranoyw1ne kegptnary.

~
Rranoy w1ne kesptnary.
2 Yesterday morning the commence
ment exercises Of the Brandywins Semi
nary, William McNair, Principal, was
held at the school room, in the lnstl-
tute building. A large number OF visl-
tors were present at the commencement,
and it is said by those capable OF know
ing, that they never saw scholars SO
Young declaim in such a mastery
manner, and it was not only one of the
scholars, but all. The following Is the
programme :,
"Cbargs of the Light Brigade" by
Clarence s. McNair; "rhree Fisherman
by Eugene Bush; "Lifs Without Free,
DOM" by Hattie H. DOVE; "An Ode,
by Carrie A. McNair. Part IL: "B-r-
nardo del Carpio," by Washington N
Ralston; "Let me Alone," by }. Conn FL
Wilson; "The Seminols's Defiance. b,
Frank Barry; "True Eloquepce," b.
Ernest B. MeNair; Osseris Address t.
the Sum-" by Wilford S. Quinby; 'ol'
Ironsides," by Harold Quinby; Than
atopsis," by Bessie NJ. Pawley; "lh
Legion of Bregentz," Minnie +. Nixon
"Diety," by Matte Stirling.
The following are the names OF thost
who received prizes:
First honor to Matte Stirling, secon'
honor to Ernest B. McNair; mathema
ties, Hattie H. Dove; geography, IL
} Quinby; spelling, c. S. McNair;history
Minnie +. Nixon; Latin, Hattie h
Dove; English grammar, W.. S. Qulnby
science, IL. W. Quinby; regularity
f Carrie A. McNair; department Eugen
Bush and Clarence NcNair; Englis
composition, Washington N. Ralston
drawing, +. Barry; first prize in per
manship, Minnie +. Nixon; second, :
Il. Wilson.
Two prizes for elocution were comp
. ted for. The judges to decide as
who should receive them were: FRO
s. J. Wiley, Of No. High schoo
Rev. Mr.. Duval and Samuel A. prlc
The Judges awarded prizes as follow
: First prize in elocution, Earnest 1
: McNair, second prlze W. l.. Ralsto'
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28
NEW ADVERTIsEAENTs.

r OST-A milk book, on Thursday morn
Ia ing. going from this city to Hare's Cor
ner. A suitable reward will be paid on re.
turning it to THIS OFFICE. le2S-lt~
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28

VYyANrED.-Agir girl to do general house,
w work for small family. Apply at
ie2S-3t* 7l3 FRENCH 81.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28

VXTANIED.-Ths day, Is laberers. None
w but good men wanted: Apply at
ie2S2t# THIRD AND ADAMS SITS.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28

r OST.-This morning, on King street,
IL gold bracelet. The finder will confer
Daily Republican., 1879-06-28

r OST.-A Canary Bird, on Thursday morn
i ing. A liberal reward will be paid on
returning it to No. 327 r. FOURTH ST.
je2S-2ts
, 1879-01-01

general appeal To The aJmircrs Of the great art
critic. Mr. Nhf*tlrr's have cunirnted them
fclyrt With machinery of more priyate kind.
a rHnln!ttcc Is fnrtn!nE, and a circular Ia to be
sent p,lt. ETen In thc-c dhys Of general I,.ucb.
ts1. there can hardly be much trouble In raising
money for surh purposes. The putItc has bait
It's amusement nut Of their quarstf, and ought
to BE- willing 70 nay for 1t. Feeling Ina rtin
pretty htRh on both sides. Yon hear the trial
discussed wherever you 90. II has kept dinner
tables supplied with antrnatcti conversation for
a fortnight. Perhaps the general opinion snny
bc summed IN Il, this way: That Sir. Hnskln's
language was indeten stb!c, but that Mr. Whistler
was tll.adsisea tn bringing his action. 1le had
to get fctircss ty tho rough but not too ready
netinsfa which the law offers. Mr. Whistler Is
shortly to contribute n paper on nrt and or.-
criticism 10 tile 4f.nttttntd ttntarv. There,
surely. hc may fght out his battle with Ar.
Euskln. Nor will the mattel, be 50 unequal NJ
1t might Aeesn between a tlori,c In literature
aud s,icti a master ot wtittcn language ns tic
author of "ssouern Painters" II Sr.Whtatlcr
can write as we'll ~ he talks, his paper viii 10
brilliant one.
, 1879-01-01
C1iI ME-.


WHAT LIQUOR DID FOR f)OTT.
Hufriaf 1itbatch 10 7As T,rh''ns.
CokuMRus, O., Dec. 3f.-A decided sensation
was produced in this city today. caused by ,i,c
arrest Of Chhrlen W. I)oty, superintendent nf
tic uar-Works at the Central Insanc Asylum,
charged with committing rape on n child 0ycnrs
OF age. Investigation brings to light tho fol-
lowing facts: About two weeks stncc Doty &C.
cured ruoms at Corrodl's Hotel Tor himself and
daughter, hgcd 4 years. Yesterday lie re-
Questtd lhat Mr. Corrodis CHILD be permitted
tn room with his daughter, M she felt lonely,
Mrs. Doty having CONC on n vIalt 10
Kentucky. The request WIS clecrfully
compiled With. Last night Doty
returned 10 ht. hotei and occupied tic satne c'i
with tho Children, but the laets wcss not known
until this Mdraiu4, When tile little a(rl COM
plaincd VI fitness. Two physicians vera suln-
lnoncd, and, from what can be learned, IL was
believed there would bc Ito serious results, nj
though the child wns suffering considerable
pu!n. Tho father oil the child was not advised
u the facts itnt1I after tho police tta tho ctil-
inal safely In The statfon-hotisc. NJ. Corro1f
tnadc mn attempt to get. at f}oty this
afternoot,. bit was prevented hy the police.
As precautionary measure, the prisoner was re-
muycd to the County jail this eEenlng. Doty
popuIar, and had many friends, but OF tato
years has fnllcn In the social srnle, On account
Ut too Tree indulgence OF stitnuants, although
always considered strictly honorable. lie IL
well connected, and, fifteen years since. mar
rtcu the daughter of Cor. GrccOer. Duty MP
pears completely crushed. aud attributes tho
crime to liquor.
, 1879-01-01
THE WISCONSIN SENAT0RsHlP.

,, ~, ~, ,,t,,
r., ", Kcyps. candidate for United Statcs
Nc,atnr. h,ytnr M rn,r viii, snc,, n nourt.t, ~
a.A"' "sns pA' ~" y" ~ sa~'' "o"'.'' ~
tFu1hHts siie lotlk llst oi hc"st'apess that haso
como out for him, Was Induced 'ook Into tho
cause vi this seeming unannty un tho part of tho
ntcror nrr.s NJ t,ua atatn IN favor nj tra eievo,
.tn,, ~ Enro. -, rI,o, ~, ..,,s,,a,,o,,s 49,.
~" " .1.s ~ p'I1s ~ .aeoo1' ~ ees.
IN tue senate III tue uhlted states. could not
coutcnt myself With tic belief that the express
s1ops OF The Interior Journals uf Wtstopsfn III
wall. m I'm :, Wos. u ,roro ,,I ,,n,r ow., ~
s'' ~" 49, ~ ."' ~ w." ~ ."e't wv, VI
l.a' '"cS "ese '1e spontaneous outpurSts
OF oYeF-hllctl hearts; 10 bcsau to
hunt for scssous u,orc sub4tuntial, and,
III Iucreuulou. M you au. tu.t,nve mn,
."h,,. ~, ..,s. 49,. 5eH 49, ".'
"n ttat H. 9.,.,,i. i.s "a 5 a, III VI nasa'
~ M sAt ] a.o "sa "'Hs uAe @'Lsalateu:
-. ~. t"u"f w4s - aAnepsea st.nt t4e H'Is'n ~
49,. tew is.,i ~. snu a'uss Iatnus!as'I s " tnu
ns5st 1onti!a's ] Myto h.uu5. nueu!. h4a5 10y
rtais ,n.e~ sdpv .,,.ts WIN - 'hue tLo
ts -. ~ -. & .u.n,si 49, H. us.suaIs w. ho1Ge'
os NJ. ~ "s ,so W r,. thv .os .u pps'
ess ~ x.ase !o"sa'a1s taey appeared. Youf cor
,aent 5.'st .s ~ ~ gus ncatt - sueta ssEa.
~ mmt n.a,sto ~ w iT9" M ~, aro .oa .. u.s.
o."h1 ensAusaaStaa u. tmo nutcs ptesa eause
us ,auustta ~ VIII t''o spacs
LEY W ~ 9t LIEF 4.tl. cneotn!
as s,a. -. H.. a:.3 , ;ioIsas pats s'.a!"' for ~
nsa r.rats ne I r., ~" ~, aaa H.. H., 10. t1t
sdi'or, 1aylnr' !. 1itnotr Agent, enl
& unaTt IT. G1at1n"s Wi',ss ai H.. ~ HsSes ,or luz
Hsaec' Nv EtcE fats 1f9s y aho HatH
nstes srGss' Es ~ e..tIu ". 10 NeVaty lHHuct
MSe'!' ~ nehs1'A .H'ttsxt ~ HAA ~ scp!Isehla.
tyo ~ tns estiMa,l.ahn ts1a, oiaee. lns nhhlanu
~. "u'is is1Is,. ~ appHnnt
, 1879-01-01

6pfttdt Nsbdfch ~ slc Iit3KHE.
ClNcrvNAr1, Dec, 3t.-Thc Chamber OF Com.
mcrcp hal ffrst-c.ass sensation during bus!-
ness hours today In tho public cowhIl!ng OF
Que at its members. Charles Mcguire, of the
grim firm Of Multanc l. Co., WIS standing near
tho "quotat!on board," when man np-
proachetl and strrck him In tho face, telling
him at tho sarne time TINT he had come TO shoot
lIin. The n1an was ]. W. Morgan, from Nor
guu County, Kontucky, formerly u Cinclnnat!an.
Upon being struck. Magutre turned to rim,
when Morgan drew cow',tlc from, bcncatl, his
coat and "gavo chase" laying the whip
over tbs head nnl shoulders as they ran. spccta-
tors soon rushed in nnl captured the infurtatctl
Kentucktau and put him out tho front door,
where 11c was t1krn In charge by policeman
md locked MP fn the atatun.house, The affair
created great cxcitemenbuN tho fl0or, nutl HIM
tlrrds Of gentlemen surrounded the unfortunate
grau man with inquiries ns to what 1t WIS all
about. MuEuEe's only answcr was that he
didn't Know. lie supposed the offensc might
have grown ont Of some business transaction.
Subsequent tnvcstlaatlun. however, showed
ease. Thrco years ago Murgnn was married at
Mngufres house in Ibis CITY. Since then the fami-
lies shad been ultimate, md, ,nccordinR to Morgahs
account, there was miro Intimacy between his
wlfc and Mi. MaguItc than was strictly proper;
hcueo Ills attcn,pt to publicly disgrace lin. 4
loaded pistol In MnrEan's pocket showed that he
had como prepared to sotttc ifc matter in tho
Kentucky fasun II oCcas[on required. The
ulcllbers Of tic Chamber feel outraged that the
dignity Of their boly shuutu have been violated
in % dlsEraccful mnnucr BY stranger!
, 1879-01-01

Will gn via fnlianarolIs. where lie viii nlrrt six
ltrllal! Chiefs uf Ills Agency AMI their inlrrpsr-
Ter, u. VI. Curtis. Thr5c EfIcfs belong To
the fahawatchc tribe Ut ties. md arr
named CoIorati'Khickett, t:neofm,.tatp. snm,
Vars, Tom. and lilly. They 70 to Washington
rcs"Frat't,n containing valuable mineral lank
'icnr the mining town Of Dwrny. containing
several thousand atrc'. The Utes arc the
riyhest Indians IN the world, having Iargc .nn,
tprnu.. 'rl,r white miner, arc oyc.rilnnlnr
these m!ucral lands, nml trouble is anticipated,
unless The sale Is schnsu,nnatctl at MI early tlatc.
There arc s,00o In Cnpt. kcltcy's ascncy, and
the country Is very rough, hut the climate Is
delightful, being III Southwestern, Colorado,
, 1879-01-01

candidates In The field. possesses the qualities
requisite In t.nttch Asatcs Senator from
growing Commonwealth like Wiseonsln.
Everywhere b1rEaIns nrc made, saIts arc con-
summatcd, and It almost secfns to At, uutshler
that this rascally business could haze no end.
Hut II It should end In plncfug Mr. kcrcs III tho
Senate thc Rcpublican party of this State VIII
Ing 10 pieces. Truly yours, ". IL F.
, 1879-01-01

NoHwlcu, Conn.,, Dec. 3l.-Thc Superior
Court opened thIs morning for the trial Ut Kato
ai. Cobb and Wesley ". bishop, charged with
the double poisoning ot blshop's wffu a,la Airs.
Cnbb's husband. II was decided to try tho case
u Airs, Cobb hrst. The jury WIS !nlpaneed,
aud the taktug 0t evidence commenced.
, 1879-01-01

The death Is announced OF the Kt.-Hon. VIII
tam liopetoun Carnegie, Earl OF Nosthcsk, Ut
the death u his father III May, 1881. aud mar
r.ssi, In 1873. Georrtana aiarta, eldest daughter
u this late Admhas ths Eou. ueurxe Elliott,
r. &. u: He Il succeeded bY his only sou
Lieuttnt Aut- CuloueI $Got4 fuslllks Guards, Who
wAa buru Dce. l, 1873.
, 1879-01-01
CHASE SAFE IN PRISON.

1T. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 3i.-A special to tho
Pioneer says tho Jury In tho case Of William,
Chase, on trial Ut Chippewa Falls. Wis, for tho
killing OF Frank 0oodhuc, Dec. IS, brought III Il
verdict Of guilty Of mutdaz IN the i.rst dcarco
to-niQht, and Chase Was immediately sentenced
excitement In Chippewa County over tho case.
Chase was once taken trom jail by mob, and
only escapcl lynclng by breaking out Of their
hands. llo llaa bccn strongly guarded during
the tfial.