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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
Maternal Affections.
frum the Yarkton- OAK. FruA

]. s. Cradle of this city has female
canine who Is a mother Of twelve pups
These pups were in his barn last nigh,
during the heavy rain. Shortly after
l O'Clock Mr.. Cradle was aroused from
his sleep by scratching a, the back door.
Upon getting up he found the old dog
with pup In Der mouth trying TO get in.
After taking them In be vent TO the sta
bic and found about SIX inches Of rain
water over the pups nest. and one Of the
pups drowned. The others had been de-
posted by the mother upon. dry plAoes-
one had been laid upon box. two upon
a key. and still another upon a pile Of
bricks that Vas above the water. Had
they not been thus disposed all would
have been drowned, being too youns and
helpless 10 save themselves This 10 an
other illustration Of something more than
mere brute instinct.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
The Rise in Atchison, Topeka, and Santa
Fe Stock.

The Rise In Atchison, Topeka, and Santa
Fe Stock.
BISON Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
Yesterday l met one of the Boston mag
mates of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad on the balcony Of the United
States Hotel, where such magnates as Mr..
Forbes, of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy; Vanderbilt; M. Devereux, Of the
Atlantic and Great Western; and John
Newell of the Lake Shore, generally con-
eregate. This Boston magnate is happy.
He was surrounded by several Boston cap
italists, who were also happy. In his
hand the magnate held letter from
Thomas Nickerson, the rich president of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road.
"Why am l feeling so well?" he asked.
"Yes," | repeated, why are all you
Bostonians SO happy?"
"Well, Eli, it is because Boston has
made good many million dollars during
the last year through the increase in val
ne of our road. Yeu know the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Road is owned in
Boston. Well, we have gone on building
the Santa Fe Road at the rate of about a
mile day for the last year. During that
time business has increased-yes, doubled
and the value ofour original stock has in
creased tenfold. A year and a half ago
the stock of our Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Road was worth ten cents on the
dollar, and now it is worth eleven times as
much. 1t is up to 1l2, and none for sale
at that. Why, we've got men in Boston
who were worth hundred thousand dol
lars that are now worth million, Just
through the advance in this stock. ~
but it is not for sale in New York.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe is not
in the stock lists, l suggested.
mo; it is all owned in Boston by men
who DOM want to sell it. We are going
to build the road clear across the CONT.
nent, and the owners of it have got the
money to do it. We don't want any an
preparations, like Tom Scott; no rallying
around the flag; no eagle, but a solid
road-bed down through New Mexico. Ari-
IONA and Old Mexico to the Pacific Ocean.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
some Psrsis Of the white MONTANA.

Cor. of the n. Y. Mail
Mr.. Mathews. a London artist attempt.
ed TO make the descent from Mount Wash
ington on foot last Saturday afternoon
and when about half way down Noun,
Pleasant was overtaken by a fog and
nightfall. lost his say, and IA. obliged e
crawl on his hands and knees three miles.
the darkness being so dense that be could
only move forward IN this posture BY
reaching his umbrella ahead to ASCERTAIN
whether terra frma or yauninz gulf VA
before him. After a terrible struggle
between life and death. be brought up At
the Mount Pleasant House at ] 30 Monday
morning. and knocked upon the door,
With a vengeance born Of desperation
After making himself known. be ra<
taken IN AID done fol" by the proprietor
An accident. one day last week. came
very mar being fatal. % Mr.. Page
Perkins. of Portland. Ne He ssarted
With his sister and some Boston friends 30
risi; Tueke,man.s Ravine from the Mount
Washington SUNNI; House. A spirit Of
adventure dethroned for tine his better
Judgement, and be vcntured b~yond the
seoond snov-arch IN The cavern. Sudden
y ne found himself surrounded By total
darkness and imminent peril On every
side. To remain IN that cave of solid ice
va bat 10 die there alone and 10 move
forward vAs 70 '-sy 20 ills be tnev no. Of. $
he decided upon the latter oourse and
made a plunge INTO the darkness. sot
moving whether he vas gong toward
the entrance or farther into the rsrlne.
bat be trough. up IN pool OF mod and
NOV water above has waist and gzs ,>r-
fectly poverie.s 70 move. The guide b.
gan 70 Be alarmed a. Ina lose ah~~soe
md vent IN with taper IN s,Arch. fsding
him 10 fzissing condition. He ~ Tn
-unscscus for . long time AFTER bsinS saken
,ut. and AhsT lying spos The soh ssde Of
! stone severAI hoss. With The Ass;ssaaee
II hs friesis and the gE,de be reAchsd
be Summit Hose, The hero Of the day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

1t is understood that Miss Adelaide Ran
dali has definitely resigned from th,
Emma Abbott opera company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

Mis- Lime Hsrvid. formerly 81 the
"Evaaealine troups- has soosp<ed ~ g.
gaGynenf N Saa Trznclsoo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

hAhust VI seoShy kiouhN'. WIN a ks'dHl
Of marble statuary among the trees. and a
In the air upon a well kept lawn.
1--WE will stop here" said Uncle Ed.
as the coachman drew up his horses
Here! Why, do you know these poo
ple2 Who owns this placer asked Isa-
bel.
81 do" returned Uncle Ed quietly. a.
he assisted her 70 alight.
You" exclaimed Isabel. with a. least
three exclamation points after the word
While Mrs. Dermot stopped short on
the carriage step to say: Edward, NJ
good fathers alive"
"Yes. T." returned Uncle Ed smiling.
"Come, Ruthie dear. this Is the home
have brought you TO; let rs go in and see
how you like il"
The surprised party followed him
through the grounds 20 the door. where
they we're admitted by q neat oolored boy.
Good morning. John. aid Uncle Ed.
Here il your new Mistress" presenting
Ruth, a. John bowed low. after the man
ner Of polite darkey, IN welcome his
young mistress.
The room, ara all in order. JohnS
asked Uncle Ed.
Yes, sah," replied John.
VERY veil. we Will look a; them.
Come. ladies.
He led them through lofty rooms. most
elegantly appointed. paasin9 =, last IN
Ruth q own CHAMBER. lovely room. al:
of drab, blue and silver. and s: 60. Il
queen OF lady.
and here, aid be. opening another |
door into . room furnished NTH rae onlos. |
''s . room for your sistep. vtea :hey
nay ehoose 70 come and stay with 700
NOV ynu doat like 70 clinb starr"
"But-bas-Edrard- said Nh Der
not, Who rs the ksyt 10 recover Der vosoe. !
, 1879-08-02
,AllUSEME ENTS.
LOCAL THEATRES.

LOCAL THEATRES.
There eau be no doubt TINT f1ayerly, IN spite
Of tho enormous terms he is giving the Union
equaro Company,-s3 600 per wcek,-wlll make
money during the first week OF the engagement
ending tonight Notwithstanding all prognos-
ticatIons to the contrary, the house hns been
we'll A.leA during every performance, and 1.-THE
Bankers Daughter " has achieved Rucecas. The
pIecc will run auother week. and, indeed, from
present indications, wo should say there was
strong probability that It Will hold tho stage
for three weeks. 1.-THE Lost Children u viii sue
coed "The BaoEer's Daughter" "EnEaged,"
after fairly profitable run of four weeks. will
be withdrawn tonight, aud Otto Poltxer's
" Who Knows Dcst1" will. for tic first tImciu
this city, be produced on Monday evening,
with Miss Lena Testeuhorn rs tbs star. "Tlse
Tckctot-l4cays Man F" has done tho meagrc
business we predicted at iloo,cy'a. The com.
pauy engaged iu Its rendition will next week
dcyote their energies to Patrrayo Simpsons
adaptattoM ot Hardou'a exquisite comedy, "a
'Bryap OF Paper" "Thc Vampire" Is Under
lined at Hamlin's, a,lsl at the Unlisted Street
0pera:Ilo!lse the patrons wil feast upon the
tragedy Ut "Ircrctia Dorgla" aud tho comedy
OF "Tlle Captains Not ailss.n
, 1879-08-02

Celebration ef tho Triuuaps, Of FreAdom
W the 1s1hck Citizens of this Country.
L1AvEs"oisTH. AnE. 1.-The Anniversary Of
Characterization In The West Indian ssases MAS
generally observed here to-dsy bY the colored
people Of all c1asses apcctat trains from rnrs-
ous pasts OF this Statd and Missouri brought
large crowds Of excurslonhts, WIN we're met at
the Union Depot tIy various co.osed societies
md escorted NTH mustc 10 the halt. The Ar.
senal grounds, At Fort Lc&vcnworth, and Retg-
cr's 0roge were ttronRed with wople during
tho afternoon, and several balls Ia tic city ars
brilliantly Illuminated touight.
TOPEKA, Kas., Aug. 1.-The co1orel:peop1e
here celebrated the West Indian emancipation
to-day BY street parade, barbecue IN The E,ty
Park, and speeches by Gov. St. John, Atty.-
Gen. Davis. and otAers. AZ an excursion train
from Knusaa City. bringing colorcd people to
ahe celebration: va pa'a'nE 0rsnty!lle about
ramcd Johuaon, stopped On the track ahead Of
the train and Was Immediately killed.
BpttIdi Dtu,ssca to IT, 7yibxs&
.GAtssBuRo, H.. Aug. 1.-The colored pcop1e
Of thts city and adjoining towns have cello
beated cxiensvely to-day; more 40 than usus'.
A large picnic was Held In The wooaa west OF
town, also picnic at csvstsf Lake, AZ fs
always the cese, the dAsk'os can never be united
j. 4. Mex Keoz!e delivered = short address. This
evening Col. G. E. Carr talked nt the Academy
Of Music. The Fourth Reeaneutal band fur-
nlshed The music. Tbs streets arc lined With
representatives OF tic colored race.
aDfetaf DspatcA 10 1Ae 7sFsuns
KEoKuK, Ia. Aug. 1.-The celebration Of
Emancipation Day jn this city was the most i'm
posfng demonstration Of the. kind eyer wit-
Lodse, q. i. 0. Of o.F. Tiers were excursions
Of visiting lodges md others from ncghboring
cities. A procession paradod the streets and
marched to grove, where speeches were made.
Another celebration, bv colorcd citizens Eeucr
ally. was also held. Several thousand people
were 'H attendance At both. Tonight big
festival IL Id progress ut the Opera House. The
asse,nblAgo Haa addressed By Mr.. Harsiold, OF
Hannibal.
ds<etai Hepateh 10 7ns 7sts4a&
DUBUQUE. H., Aug. 1.-Eunucipation.D Day
Has duly celebrated By the colorcd population
Of the. city, who formed In procession aud,
headed by the band. parsded through the prin--
cipal streets. In tl!c afternoon a largo picnic
WAS given 10 Bush Groyc- The ley. Z. c. FREQ
inan was the speaker ii the day. THO celsbra-
ton wa the larRcst over Witnessed Ia thus ctty.
, 1879-08-02
1HE WEATHER.

OFr1cE or TIE CHIEs 8losAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. 81 a. ln.-lndics-
tlons: For the Lake region, during the day
warmer sousherly to westerly 1iuds, failing ba-
rometer, Increasing clouancss. and local ralns,
followed In the western portion BY rlstng ba-
rometer a,.d n slight full in tcuiperaiurn.
Fur tho Upper Mississippi anl Lower Missouri
Valleys. during tho day decidedly war,n aud
partly cloudy weather, with local rains, falling
followed br rising barometer. and aonsherly
wInis. shifting to westerly und northwesterly,
with lover temperature during ths nieht.
For tic Gulf Stalus, Irunessce uIN! Ohio Val.
Icy. Waru,cF southeast to southwest winds,
partly cloudy weat1Ier, alll loral rains, With
stationary Of slowly falling barometer.
Local ouaxHyATIoxt.
, 1879-08-02

1psc9dg U1pdEth to 2H1 1F1b3HE
KEoKug, H., Aug. l.-To-day the Prosscut-
Ing Attorney OF C!ask County, Missouri, was
notified that on Monday IN application will TO
made 1t kahoka for chauRe Ut venue in tue
caza Of Bill Young, Indicted for the murder of
tho Sooncer family. 1t tho application ts re-
fused, motion will be made for q nuw srlaf.
Young has discharged all his old attorneys, As'd
has but recently cngsged.uew counsel. deu.
Drake sud Gen. Baker. Of centorvtlie, H.. and
Joseph Coffman, Of Toledo, o., hare been Gu
gagged to defend him. Tile latter II employed
6y ,Young's hiater, rho d said to to quite
wealthy,
, 1879-08-02

lasted only six months, however, Ma5btn r.
firing from tie Erm tue lit Of july hut retstr,-
lug an Office At The same plaru Temporarily. II
Is charged that he has 'nade uss Ut atrominoda-
ttop paper, whtch IA now falling due, ind segetal
parties and themselves losers to the smo'.nt Of
$l0,OUO. aon,c lawsuits ara probable relative 10
The disposal of the property that he II aatd 70
nave left behind.
, 1879-08-02
TIE CJIOIIs AT MADISON.
Special Dtspasch 10 Ths 3}JbnnA.

MADISON, WIS.,, aug. 1.-fIavcrly's Chicago
Churel, Choir "Pfnafore" Company rendered.
"rinafore" hero tonight before d large and
npproctattve audience, every sent IN uurrows'
Opara.I .IIouso being occupied, and many falling
to gain admlttance.
Special Dtspaseh to Ias 7rt5une
MAp1aox, Wis, AuR. 1.-~ifer MaIcsty's ship
"plnafuro !" has been cruising in tho waters
about ttia city all day. THIS evening lie crow
came OH shore, and succeeded In drawing to tho
Opera-fIousu tho largest audience ever within
its walls. A special trnin brought eighty people
from Portage. During tho day the crew lnan-
aged to capture about ton Of black bass n,lt!
perch, CAM. CoreoraH greatly Distinguishing.
himself lter Majssty's snip weighed anchor
an1 cleared for Lacrosse nt l1:80 y III.
, 1879-08-02
4 TRUE STATEMENT,
SCROFULA.

J1ttEr, ILL.,, 8cpt 2, 1873.
Mr. II. r. Stevoua, Doaton:
cinu >'Vc:cttne,s has done for my ak year oitl
riri. From the tfo se was aix weeks old she ms
been afflicted with that dreadful scorRn ScsusulG.
During the last three ycass hare tried Nsuy Ut the
advertised medicines and have paid to thu regular
doctors over tHU hundred ao11Asa without any re-
lief. ycaT ago this 5nll / WIS induced to try
ceivrd nlurc ueasit from It, than from all tile doc
tors aud patent medicines / lave ever tried, aud
feul no much encouraged. TINT shall continue to
use 1t III tho couAient h0bo Of radical cufu nj no
dis.ant tus. Gratefully yonrs. --...
k0NikAn SCf1URERTu,
hNve supplied Mt. achnberth with vegetine
during the lAat year. and bolttva thu above to be
true statemgnt Of facts.
JOHN EEyEs. Druggist.
, 1879-08-02

Ascs ARnoK, Mich, Aug. 1.-The Rev. Father
Fanfrp died this morning from tho effects Of
injuries received Wednesday, as telegraphed.
His funeral wilt take place next Tuesdsy. when
Btshop Borgess. and between hfty and si1ty
priests are expected to be present. Ho will lie
In state Tuesday morning IN biz prtcstly robes,
when IN opportunity for viewing the remaios
Will be given. He Was not conscious from the
time OF the accident TIL hts denth last night.
Over 600 peopls werc permitted to pass through
Ills rounl. His terrible death has produced
profound sensation throughout tic State, owtng
to his prominence In Catholic circies-
, 1879-08-02

Wnzs.1xo, ". Va, Aug. 1.-1iepry s!np-
k!ns, fillmore Nay, and LInd1ey Jones. Of Mann
tnrtoo, ". Va, verc arrcsted 1t that town this
cyonlne, charged with on.clng JounR girl
ptsncd Nancy Rice away from tome and tav1sli-
tuE her. THO pArttes arc hrtd Tor investigation,
and # sppeara from. the evidence ak hand thai
they are undoubtedly guilty. The people Of
MaHnnBlon are fatensely excited orer the affair.
, 1879-08-02

CLAYTON, N. T., Aug. 1.-1hEs evening the
bodies Of bfr. Berka1ew and daughter, clssped
IN each otllers arms, we're grapplcd and towed
ashore. The bollns are now all found except
Ing Mrs. Fercells.
, 1879-08-02

394fe5d7 3T9Rn7E4
OTTAWA, H.. Aug. 1.-The marriage Of j. II.
Fleming, Attorney md City clerk Of Hastings,
Seb., and Miss alaFy E., eldest daughter Of C.
Il. Cowlcs, OF this city, was privately celebrated
at the residence OF tho BRIDES parents last
evening. None but the immediate relatives and
freuds OF thu contracting parttes wers present,
although the bridal pretcn.s vera numerous
and Rich. Alr. and Mrs. Fleming leave for their
Western hosue In lew dava.
, 1879-08-02
NEW COTTON.

Nxw ORLn4Ss, Aug. 1.-The first bale Of tho
new cotton crop from the Nisstss!ppi Valley IL.
received, Chased low mdlling, and sold At
l0X cents
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 1.-The d1st baIo Of
cotton oi the new ueorgia crop VIA recelYad to-
daJ. e!assed n .'good ordinary" and bEought
" ctuts pound.
, 1879-08-02

Sp.eMi Dtpafeh h 7Ae Tribune.
GALrsBuRG, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-George Crawford,
lad to Years Of age, Loft bis homc in GalvR
yesterday morning, thtnkius he would succeed
better among stranEora. Arriving 1T this
city last evening hn was killed while endcavor-
anE to get aboard an outgoing freight train. His
parents &au1e on the first trnfn aud took his
mang,cd remains to Gatya thla afternoon.
, 1879-08-02

day In favor Of the city ia tue amount Of tt09.-
0U0 with interest at per cent from B72. Tho
case has onco been carried TO The Supreme Court
Of the Btstu BY The defondants, md a nsw trial
was ordered on the ground that the Court boIon
erred 10 admitting parole tcsttmony. T1,e casa
Wtll probabIY 70 70 ute Supreme Court aRAip.
, 1879-08-02
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Details OF the Horrible and Singu-
lar Tragedy at Pittsburg.
WTetcllcd End Of a Very bad
Woman and a Bud 1Ian,
The Kessinqer White Elephant
Clevorly Boosted into
Ohio.
4 Hoqninition for the Martyr" from
ths Governor Of the Buckeyes.


aa.,tai r,t,natca 10 1ae T,f1una
p,rr,,,,nn o. .arr -I,svnlonn,.,,s "a.
!, ~ ~. aaSs ~. .," 49,. W
gay thfo" ne" 4eht aoon tho tFa0ea5 u'at oc-
curred between II and Ii O'Clock last uiQht-
The scene Of the bloody affair IL No, 900 Penn
av.nue. TIN nnrt,ea camo t,cro from A,tonna
=. .,a..a m h,,t - :, ~, .nn.ars 4hot vatsa hsa n...
..tn...,' ~ u.1 49, =. 1sa c.m .,, e a. ,. ~
vlonsly hvea III Jersey ens, "hefe ne kept
saloon. They arrived hero about iwo wechs
ago. The room they occupied WAS neatly fur
,,shes .nS tbo ..o,n an onnnarcd N b.va n,.ntv
~.auea' ~" .ne "o =" avlo*'su ~ un'o plens,
OF money. Asr rfeputat'on was pau' both mere and
at Altooun, She had host OF admirers aRafnst
which Wciao protested, but in vain. lie then,
Incoming 1es,ou.. detarna,ncl II, kill, her. Hc
~. ,..fsat,r t.-',,,.r ,,lh .ho hor.a .,,a has
T"s p'es,s tA"0' s... ~. Nv '''us.' "na "'seu
sue 1c'l asleep last nehs no croos into neF
room, and, bending over her as she lny 10 bed,
to thought ho could do tts work with oue blow
~ thc ,,eoo r.,nr ,n,ct In hs1a /, HI, h,o,,
~ ~ "sS ..".' 49,, :" 10 "An.' ~"
ne room Was very dafR, anu "hen no mada ttse
hrst cut he missed her throat nnd struck her
, 1879-08-02
MISSING.
HnAef4{ Mfp14teA 70 3Aa 1ft&NaA.

PH1LApxLPHtA. r.. Aug. l.-Franci& 8. May
bin haa disappeared, or at least has bseu miss.
lux from the streat for several days. He was
formerly Of the hrm OF MaybIn Il s.in.on, In
surance agents, but the firn took In Henry ".
Brown tie arst Of the year undor tho
tltla Of brown, Maybla T. st!usou. The 1sm
, 1879-08-02

The meeting which closed hero today was
one OF tho most attceesstul ever held BY tho
Cleveland Club, and tho Association had a
aeo ttnp OF the heats was below what Il has
Sssyy iack sut he ls horses a ~ basx ast to
2;s0 sna sa. rs esi.sss tn propo'tton: Tho WIN.
won arp as fellows: Darby, sa.950; sar!ss
$2l00; Driver. $l,625; L!da Bnssott, sI.WO:
liopetut, 5000; Ella Jones, Monarch H..io,' i'sl md
@ TRY DOUGLASS s15o each; VoIta!re, Kato Mid.
Chauco, Br|Gadicr, Kitty Dates, aud Hanuis',
SJ75 each; Gen. nartluld, Grange Glrl, ut,l
Kase Of Washington 500 cach; sleepy Tom,
ss naea9a, ,,, nlcq!c3 ;, W. Ka'9 nai!' tS5
lt1e, sou cacl: lia.nhrtno, Matte Hunter, and
Convey, *l50: Rowdy Boz, 3IU0.
THE EATAIKs FOR THE BUFFALO MEETING
closed to.night, ansI fEou, present apptaranees
tie l!st Wy! be lNrge ono. The ffeo.for,aI!
to "1sh @ pass1s wc1e ELIGIBLE ~ we n
the s'ds.whcelers, ns peither harns nor itope1ai
will enter against them. L. G. l!ato, OF vt,
Louls, has plaeed bis horses in John eplnn's
99,ds rn Hereafter t'ey VI! DO driven BY YIN.
tator, MEttie Hunter, and others. Middleton ia
entered In two races at Buffalo, anl NuttIc
Hunter In tbs pacing rare.
noAAsErTER va. yoLrAtRa.
8psetal Correspondence Of Ths Tribune.
N-As AAAHNf W. uu1$ cls-AlkGF tIlG E1cG4 OF
Yesterday wcfo over and the Aoraelncn had
nntshed talking about the wonderful perform.
aaeea vt Lucy and Sleepy Tom tu tic pacIliX
re-. 1s. tha spetd aud steatiness dssnlaye4 BY
Darby. and tho gameness ot MouArch ltulc, The
toma % adnlreFs Of Donsaetter aud the owner Ut
Voltatre, regarding tt.a respective positions Of
n taose hoFaes at tho aulsh OF tho a;a0 race at
KoehesteE, Ia which they are both entered, wus
alluded to, and ak once startoa straEu Of talk
Mhieb raa assldously followed up for two hours,
lhe opinions we're many mud varied. The CHI
eago men Ia the little kuot, which quickly do
teloped itse!f ~ soon u It became known tint
AqNea4aaoa ~t8 under Wn5, Wefa firm In the
1Ge'!e1 that 1t TOOK a much better horsa than
ttotlaise has shown h!msef to bs to defeat tic
p1a&e.1aecd stallion, whose career this aea.
S!,n Son Aas been one Of uninterrupted successua.
1he Esstern delegation answered their aFeu-
mene? " proudly refefrtnE to the fact that
4ntll lsst Wednesday Voitatro was usges d.
1eAtsd. Tnls wna good argument, euro
epoa&hs aud, Mheu the oHnnr Of Voltatfa sup
piementcd 1t BY deciarfng tl,at In the RAGS here
~ aoFso Was ceFtatnlr out OF condition, and
that, short time previous TO leaving Hartford,
~ hed been given Trial of three heats, Ill Of
Hhlch mese tsotted hstter than $40 .Iera were
sidna ssna Who thought that Perhaps. after ali, tue
1asca9o stallion would meet hts conqucsor
.eo Wneo 70 ts1ed conclusions with tue sou OF Pa,-
met: "Nooesotter will stop, ind you can bet
~ aid ws!l-kuoxn driver. "Wby, LIST
saal, at st. Louis, Darby wont thrce-quartcrs OF
uue With bin 10 fast that, 4lthouRh hong
tfssass won the heat in 3;aOA4, Darby beat him
~ ~ the race. toll you he quilt then, auA he'll
quit again." Thus lAe talk went On, some con,
, 1879-08-02

fAx7oN, ILL.,, Aug. Ion the pcrsons Of two
taou arrested here for burglary weru found the
following property, which does rot betopR In this
hair chain heartily mounted, ono dnc gold pen
AMI holder, ons silver watch and chain. The
above Il In the hands Of Sheriff 3. u. Lyman, Of
thts place.
, 1879-08-02

WITH BUCH BENEFIT,
SMEBoyoAH, Wia., Nov. 1t, 1a7a
d. r. Stevens, boston:
Dcnr Sir: can fully testify to thu efficiency Of
your Vegttina ~ a Great blood pnsiaer, having
used II during the last seven months With such
Il. o. ST. SURE, Druggist
, 1879-08-02
WORK or utG:1,vAy,rr,

WORK or nIG:ISvAY.fEN.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Ia Tucson dispatch
says special to tile Star reports that Henry
and Matthew Sheltenback we're killed, aud two
merchants wounded, nesr Sa1aro Camp, santa
R!tas Mountains, on The 3oth. By Mexican high
WnyMer.
, 1879-08-02

CAra MAT, Aug. 1.--Tllc Rev. john Graham
D. D., Of Brighton, Eng, uas drowned to-da,
while bathing.
, 1879-08-02

RStc3di Wl1a1ch u Tia 7f1bWnA
LINCOLN, Seo., Aug. Ill. N. Mcconnell,
ex'Ctty-Tseaa1rrr of Lincoln, was to-day found
to be defaulter To the amount Of 35,Oso. All
hts real estats and perHonAi property wers
turned over to hls boodan1ou.
, 1879-08-02

ALLEGED LETTER. ER-sTEALYyG.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-Char1cs Dassler. a car
rfet In the Post-Oflce, was arrested to-day for
ctnbezzllnE letters.
, 1879-08-02
DEATH FROM EATING PICKLES,

UEI7AIH FlfONl ENIINV EICK11EIS.
New York, Aug. 1.-katle Moare, Of New.
ars, died this morning from eating psck.cs.
Tho family OF james Darlic, Of this city, where
Tho youDg woman was visiting, arc seriously
8lck from the same causc.
, 1879-08-02
4 BIG JUDGMENT.

&p*3af RaAatcA 10 Tho 1ftataA
WINoxA, BtInp,, Aug, l.-ln the caas OF the
City OF Wiuona sgalnat tie Alnutaots Con-
sts4clion Compauy, on tnsl befors judge
b.easas, Ut Duluth, Judgment nn gtTen ys.tsF-
, 1879-08-02

INIEHN&TI0E4I1 MATCH.
Pn1LApELpti1A, Ia, Aug. LIN the intcrua.
ttonal cricket mitch At Ottawa On the 10Th ana
aosh Inst, c. B. CalVort. Of Detroit, will be OF
the American ctevep.
, 1879-08-02

Epecfc! Uisod,cr 10 7Ae TFtbuae.
sTER11Nd. H.. Aug. l.-l'nose ot nur ctti,
zens Interested fit sporting matters have just
cers ctcrt arc e. T. Elliott, President; q. Z,
Rogers, Treasurer; W. A. McCunc Secretary.
Tie grounds Of tho Club Will Le "a ftus az any
in tl!e State, md VIII Include line club.houso,
In addition to lialf.mf]c track and ahout sev.
cntY-tlve stables. Prizcs to tho amount OF
s3,oW will he offered at tlctr tltst meetlng In
October next.