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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-12-26
Endorsed BY . Prominent Medical Insfi
tulN,
A Remarkable Cure.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26, 1879.
W j. Horne, Proprietor California Elastic
Truss, 720 Market street, San Francisco-Dear
Sir: am truly grateful to you for the wonder
full CURE your valuable Truss has effected on my
little boy. The double Truss / purchased from
you has PERFECTLY GU RED him of his pain
full rupture on both sides in little over six
months. The Steel Trlss he had before bought
yours caused him cruel torture, and it was a hap
nv day for us all when he laid it aside for the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS. | am sure
that all will be thankful who are providentially
led to give your Truss trial. You may refer
any one to me on the subject. Yours truly,
WM PERU, 63S Sacramento st.
This is TO certify that have examined the-son
of VIM. Peru, and find him PERFECTLY
CURED of Hernia, on both sides.
L. DEXTER LYFoRD, NJ. ID.
Surgeon and Physician.
7rsases forwaraed 70 all parts Of tl.e United
States at our erpe,ase, on receipt Of price.
se.a ss-ns s.ss ssr r1s. Lat c-'a'osas
Giving full insormat'on and rules for measuring
California 11esa:s sons..Y. .ssss
7so Market Street, s. +.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-12-26

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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-12-26
Latest Medical Endorsements.

MARTINEZ, Cal, Feb. II, 1879.
". j. Horne, Proprietor California Elastic
Truss Co., 720 Market street, s. F.-Dear Sir:
In regard to your Cal Elastic Truss, would say
that have carefully studied its mechanism, ap
piled it in practice, and do not hesitate to say
that for all purposes for which Trusses are worn
it is the st Truss ever offered to the public.
Yours truly. j. H. CARoTHERs, NJ. D.
Endorsed by Prominent Medical Insft
tuie.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 6, 1879.
W.J Horne, Esq.--Dear Sir. You ask my
opinion of the relative merits of your Patent
Elastic Truss, as compared with other kinds that
have been tested under my observation, and in
reply frankly state, that from the time my at
tention was first called to their simple, though
highly mechanical and philosophical construction,
together with easy adjustbility to persons of all
ages, forms and sizes. l add this further testi-
monial with special pleasure, that the several
persons who have applied to me for aid in their
cases of rupture, and whom have advised to try
yours, all acknowledge their entire satisfaction,
and consider themselves highly favored by the
possession of your improved Elastic Truss.
Yours truly, BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
Proprietor Of the Hygienic Medical Institute
635 California street, San Francisco.
, 1879-07-10

Information was received hero yesterday that
tie St. Louis roads had agreed upon percent
ages on the Eastbounl cattle business, ard
there arc good prospects that within day or no
the percentages on ull other East-bound busi-
rlcss viii bo settled. It Is also stated that tile
regular ratcs, which havo been cut since tic 1st
of duly, arc now maintained.
It is statcd that tho Chicago & Alton intends
to put tho United Statas Express Company utT
Its line on the fst ri Auvust, and after TINT It's
express business Will be done hr tic ncw Union
Express Company, which WIS lately established
to run on the Lulliayitle q Nashville Railroad.
The Chicago T. Alton IA said to have an Interest
In this new Express Company.
The Chicago It Alton Railroad, since the COM
plott0n OF lt8 new Hoe to Kansas CtY, Il pfus-
pcrtug boyond tho most sanguuc expectations,
The increase in a. 1earnsngs for ,l.a third week I'll
june WAS over $30. .0o0, aud nearly as much for
the last week IN juno. The increase is keeping
we'll up, for the balance. sheets at,ow Tat for
the first weok in July the Increase was $23, 100.
improvements seer, to trnyet Westward, OF
this tho Official " Railway {futde OF Colosatlo,'
published By Johnsun Il CLARK, Denver. glycs
abundant cY1denco Rrstlcs giving the time.
tables Of all the Colorado r0alle, Il has vaua-
bic sketch Of all tho towns. with their hight
aboyo tho aua, tl.o llghts OF tile mountains,
routes Of travel, beat hotelf, and utmost cycrY-
thing tourist or pFoepcctor may want to know.
II Is nut unEy valuable while travelling, but 1t
will bs. preserved for future reference. Those
who desire to- he posted 6efnre visiting ttlt
Rocky Mountatns-it Is best to b. so-wuuil
do we'll to uclose u few etamps to tho publish
crs, md, with map beforo ltleln, consult this
excellent guide, while their plans ure making
for taa lnnnH und mountain regions.
, 1879-07-10
THE CHICAGO ls7o-rwELvE PAGES

rscaont site on the west. At Thlsty.ffth street
Il will bo ncccasnry to tnnyo The station a fow
feet aouth of Douglas Monument, the cntrnnce
to which will % from Lake aycouc, as no land
can DO had ut this 1o,nt IN TIM west stdo Of
the traek. At Onklat,d lot has boen
obtained .npon which Tire sto.ton-honse
,wl'l he placed: II tho patronage warrants
Increased ntRht a!nl morning, MD probably
during tic day. Lighter engines will be- used
and modern cars Of Hight construction wtli bs
gradually introduced to accommodate this h,ist-
ncRa., Tlcso will l,e most welcome improve.
1ncnts, particularly to tlis people Of Hyde Park,
and wilt render tic city. more nccess'hlc TO all
living in tho South Division. M Other ratlronu
In tho country viii have sucll facilities for
suburban trafc ss The Illinois Central. 1he
roal runs all the waY along tho beautiful
shore of Lake Michigan, aud IL entirely
tree from dust ard the nnny other
roatis. It has no atrects to cross ntltf
does not infringe upon the rights Of propcrtv-
holders The enterprise a1uwn III this tn-
stance By thu illinois Central will no Doubt be
nDprccfatcd BY the ucoplu Of the South Side anil
Ilyfae Park ind the Increased traffic mill repay
Il for the outtny,
, 1879-07-10
Tha flOlrh NJ Plus IN

This lawsuit OF the heirA Of Plus TX. threatcns
to br 1nost complicated ecceslastlco-egal
problem. The Msstat family hare uo intention
Of putting forward merely clnlm to the yalus-
ble property Ut which tbs three Cardinals arc
ADMINISTRATORS; they even asscrL their right 10
thu yoatIv stipend Of 3,GU, OD lEra which tho
Italian 0oycrnmsnt, by the provisions q thu
Guarantee Inv, enysnantod to nay tu the fope,
ln,t whIcf Piaa TX. steadily refused to han.iis..
Tic lax provided that The accumulated annual
sums, Tvs years aftur the dato OF the payment,
II not claimed br the ponc, should ravert to tIln
Golfers Ut lllu state. The sum for thv ilrst I've
years following tho prouaulKutson Of the GUAR
nntee lAn thus became nutl allu yod, and II The
Pnpe had rcpentcd ot hls obduracY 1t the close
ol his life he could only have claimed the pay
Hcpt Of the SUI. accumulated slncn tha sixth
year following his Opposition Us SECULAR ruler.
1'Lfs sum would haya amounted ~ shaus H.
0Oo, 9U lire, unt! tho aiasta! claimants demand
thai 1t shal! NOW DO maid to them, ~ The late
Pope's legal huirs. Even u tho Italian loyesl.-
1lent should admit tllas Plus TX. died as tho
creditor Ut tho nation, sIo ease OF he!Fshlp
won!d he hard to tct.le, fur tllrro IL absolutely
no precedent Oh thu Papal siac
, 1879-07-10
STRANGER THAN ROMANCE.

Ttta Horn a r1snh1e Gtnrv nF .Tarcs II tut..-t
A"s ,. -. ',s".,,,a o'.'! & w .n - "noa'-
!ry, III nrnoK,s"7N ohco wealthy Ma'u-
1aotur"f fa'4a, nooo1nes 1nsonas D!s"p.
unnrs. aud Is Married on Ills DcRthbed by
II Ladv lu tho South.
.Stto lork sun. tuiss.
A paragraph printed in SUNDAYS ,Sun Afforded
thu sno,,ol. 1dtlrrto scr,ct. nj thc str.nra ls.
..,.'n.1"a" d ~ ~. 1ss.as ~ W..a".,"s a.s
appeatause ~ .as oA!aes a. mheans5' LOT
lug III flne house. In Remson atreet, on the
Heights, lIo wus millionaire at 10. n]tboprt,
~ - IN w,. ,,aor ,v".,.." ,sd sn,.1sa a.asa
~ - Nv "As P'", ~ 'easo,a 'a"' - ptolh'uout
tncfhoer ol o. ieter's Epaseopal Church In
Stats stTeet. brooklyn. he gnYc literally to the
church Ut bis means, aud contributed chtaf1y to
In, rost of bui,ding tha chunel n,tl recrorv T.,
""'eH ~ t"aaue"' ., "so.'es " nsaop fsa"oe*'
now resides. III 1878 Mr. Wheatley'e lrn
was forced into bankruptcy. After that 10
tried Il, repatn hIs tost tn,f,,ne hv .r.crl,.
.t,,,s l., p,.1,o,a,,,h,. -,,... h., .,,srsJ =.
.p"s ~ taua'e'p"a' "no.o ~ o"saeeu ~
tue business OF manufacturing waterproof
cloth, md in this city, whcro hc started d
sll!rt tuanufactorY, but In both le failed, liz
preserved iljs Integrity 80 thpyouQhIY E6lo his
n,tsfortunue crowded Ia upou i,in thaE a.
though l,c was trustee for largo Sutle, lie
trnst fl,nds in hts hunds were not titstnrh|i.
Mr. Wheutluy was regarded a. tnitv in mnny
ways suporIor maj, uu unaaeksed uf \ strik-
il,g mobility OF Character. liz VIZ one Of tla
most Donuier manufac,nrcrs la Hronkiyn. for
whcu auy of tis lnul, wcro sicE, eyep Will.
contagious j!srssc. la would ylsit t|,e aick man
lsily. CARRYING lin insdiclne af,,i tiei[.ariea:
mi tbut lie Workman might nnt tosn auY NJ
his wares. MIR. Wirotiey wouti n,t on MI ali
Knit anil m into thn farforv mn terc fhe airt
u,un's plsco. Aithouah ho coutributcti ogcr
, 1879-07-10

Vernet, tho grandfather Of the late famous
French painter Of tic sans uame, relatus tint
hu MAS onca employed to paint u lsI,slscapo
With caro- anu It, Jerome iu 1t. ilo areutu-
lngly painted the iaudseaps With 1T. Jeratne
Ut tho entFunte of tue cave. When hs duly.
eFed the picture, tbs purchaser. whu knuw
nothing Of perspective, said: ",IIe landscape
and the cave aru will made; but thu saint IL not
10 tho caye.n ~ understand Jou, air. replied
Vetret. Twill alter It," liz therefore took
tho painting, aud mads tho shnde darker, 10
that the salnt seemed to sit fart4cr iu. The
purchaser took the palntlug; but 1t aGatu ap-
psarcl to him that thu figure MAS not in tho
care. Vcruet then oblltcratcd the ngurc aud guye
The picture to tle purchaser, who now It last
, 1879-07-10
BUFoRD, JuDGE-sLAYEn.

Roec'ds 1aEoasct to 1As Tribune.
CINCINNATI, u, July 9.-co1. Tom Bnfors1,
tue hent'tck1an who s'ew Judge Elliott, Of tho
Court of ApDea!s, for rendering MI alvcrac de-
ctsion In tho case In which the Hutord family
Waa tintcrested. Was removed froul l.ou!syle
jail touny to o"enton, and hss trial for
nuFuef finally begun. 0~enton IL tha county
seat Of Owen County, and lies short distunce
south Of the Ohio River. IL is tlfteen nIes
from tho nearest railroad OF telegraph
and, In ordcs to furnsh the press with the
means OF transmitting news, a system Of tele-
phones has been established, connecting with
epartA Owen Ia tic only cnunty In
kentucky In which q white man lyaa been
hanged by the law sIpss .tlu enurtnent. soyrrsl
...rs .,,-: ~ ,ho
;.,u.,, ~ ,,,r.i.s .t,,, ,' Wv ~
,'s' nd ' =" ''P''oo'''"s"s ~
n.eaa u haosH'-' 4ne1e was Il Eehcral belief
that, by some Gpealse, nuuthcr postponement ii
the case would. te secured, but Ju,lgv MeSIu-
uau,a ANNOUNCED Yesterday nt thu enprf,,t,on ~
tha rolI...iI ~ fmi,n..... ,,.., ~, ,,s H.,
.A,, tNe """esss' ,''at ~ "no VIZ hot
fesponu would be hhed' Lie 6asI thu Court hal
from now Until sept. to hear tho ease, nuu
liz proposed tlut It should proceed, Tho
nrtsontr, who arrival a, n,on ,n.dav +r,,,
so,...,,,,,a : ,.. -, ~ ..',4 'o""! 'o"'
4.oatosAH, nas p1ooeut .nto coult "
ueput9'seeftH, anaccompAnls4 ny auy of Ills
fraends- lilo walked up the alsle srcct as1I rol.
, 1879-07-10

done, as the Sheriff lind not nrrived with 1'u-
ford at'd the Court Adjourned until o'cloek.
1hc Stata is ead to 10 ready for trial, and, II ts
!ntmatel. will simply provo tho killing and rctt
there. Tho defense will mot answer "Rcady."
but Nay bc forced to trial, In which event, 1t IL
aaft1. tllcy will demand d tury to pass upon
nufortt's prcacus mental condition before going
Into trial Of thu rcn! fstslc. But these are
rnnors only, tic attorneys being atngi~
lary rctireHt- 'l'hc Sheriff. arrived Will, Bl,-
ford In the midst Of \ heavy rainfall,
Very much TO the disgust Of large crowd Of
curious pnopfo assembled to SEQ the noted pris-
oner. liufotd iot'ks rs cain, a. a morning IN
May, md Ia the tntldest-nnnntred crazy man
havo seen. Ilo Is now In jail nwaittttu tho ~.
aeinhiIng Of the court The chances for a nrw
trial or contnnaaco arc about equally divided"
, 1879-07-10
a MICHIGAN ROAD.

7F1E4nz.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich., July 0.-At tho annual
meeting OF tic stockholders Of tho Saginaw
Valley & st. Louis Ratlroad, held to-day, q
formal transfer OF the management Of tho roa,l
to the Detroit, Lansing d Norlhcrn was ,natle,
and the following Board OF Directors elected:
Nathaniel Thaycr, II. Ii. Hunncwcll, A. Hardy,
i. Young, ani ]. Z. Burnhan,, Of boston; !. j.
AtlllIken, Of Detroit: j. Il. Jerome, D. Han
chett, md A. ". Wright, Of Saginaw; II. l..
uolcomh, Of 1T. Louis, Mich
, 1879-07-10
T1IE DENVER FIGHT,
Sptetal DttpQtth to T1s 7sr}huIna.

DENvKlt. Col, duly 0.-NotllIng important
transpircl In the United States Court today on
the Santa Fo and Rio GranGe fight, Thursday
the injunction matter entoLang the Rio Grandc
from cslopping tho Santa Fe employees from
building tho leadvllle Road will bo settled. Fri
dny Judge Miller hns designated to hear thu mo-
tion rolatlvo to dismtss!ng Receiver Risey.
Counsel upon both sites aro busy preparing for
the tight In court, while tho puulic nrc consId-
erablY exercised over tho tast-approachlng
tYllt4. -. -
, 1879-07-10

SDfefdI Utpatth 70 The IT1bttnf-
JASRsy1LLH, Wis, July "a burglar entered
.l,c store Of George Mansfield, At Jol,nson's
Greek, about 3 O'Clock this morning, and In do
Ing 20 awoke' two clorks who slept in the store.
One OF them, named Mansfield, hal 1arac
Golt's revolver, and, wlnlo tho burglar look
survey u the, store by lighting match, Mans.
field ared. strtkinE him Ia the stomach. md H.
ictinE mortal wound, The burglar Rni.l ffe
name WAS Edwards, ind that ha wa from Fond
du Lac.
, 1879-07-10

NdFk Lanx tLandoal Kxpfxss,
Ifte following AgeOlnt wa3 presented the other
day to the EtieuhurY Huartt OF Guardians:
"TO Patrick tiToEan, debtor, to gatlllR and
drinking rciiest,l!; utl[cer With eau OF pasta
aul brush, while travelling to put III a4yerttde-
H."
This charge IVES fof posting notices rotating 10
the Contagious Diseases tAnitna!s) art. Why IL
WSs necessary u cut Tho relieving oI!lcer with
cau OF paste und brush lspDncnt tayrih MT;
but tho charge for So great 4 fsat npre1rs very
ssnall. Very fow people, even lu lre!and, w.u-d
have done II at the price.
, 1879-07-10

CIIAHGED WITH BURGLARY.
New YonK, JulY 0-Po}icc officer Francs J.
Mccarthy, who states TINT lie went into stort
to arrest burglnrs, VIVA himself charged BY the
proprietor with committing burglury, and Is
held for examination.
, 1879-07-10

lAp1AsArol.'s, lnd., JulY 0.-At half past 0
O'clock thls inornl,lg Jasncs Csaig, y stoEc-
keeper. assaulted the lanltoF of the building,
named Joseph Long, and iuaIcted injuries from
which tue man may die. Craig s4ys Long In.
, 1879-07-10
One of t1,c fnrcst Crimes In His.
tory Committed Near Rock
1stnnd.
a, Brother Advised, at the Last
Moment, ol His Sisters
Nuptials.
lie Enters The Chamber OF the Coming
e Bride and Kills Her and
Himself. ~
Fatal Termination Of the Festive Sports Of
Two Butoher-Boys at Buffalo,
DAVIDSON EXECUTED.
bpsef1| Dis1nafek n The Tribune.

u-.'.sn.,,a IT.. ~. - r",.
"Ah@hNsncHo, .1,, Mo'' ""lS u-sfann nns!a- nsua
son, who killed William flagEcrty Sept Fl, 1873,
aud who was sentenced to bu hanged to-day,
spcut very. restjpss night MID only slept a IT.
t,o .ftor q o,c1ocl mill Il tht, mornint-. Ue wo.
s:..i.a - sIes 49,. o..s ~ E,ls .e ""1
naptaea ta's no9nl.H NJ o'4o " Eloee Foy' ol
the Christian Church.
WARnEEsBuRG, No., July O.-Dayihson left
TIM hotel whore ba WAS p,,nr,1cd nj II no o,c1ork
.-,..1a, ~. so,aot,,ont ~ 11at.,an G,...,,s
eaatuo" " ueL'et'aen1 VI uo'uo" e"a'''s'
Alter prayer a. tho galso"a anu speeches by
Elder FoY and tho Rev. etlockley, he bid all
fareyoll. T]te black cnp was nut on md tho
ann fcit At n .Et ~Thc fnll uas ,1vo fc+t. Thc
.,. ~ s..,." .., T., .ts..' 80. -.
uScx "ao pro"eh' "ud III "!seoa tn"utes "o "as
dead, and was cut down. Ten thousand people
were present The body will be sent to his fa-
tber at Iinvood. Kan.
n,r,rsov,s <,n,,,r
D nMs 49,.
IN tne l4th Of Iaet eeptemoes q picnic Whe
given Mt Mason's school-housc. ak miles porth-
EAST Of Warrcpsburr. Like a,l country ptcutrs,
q .as comnn.cd ~ formers ,na thc,r ,r;vo.
go. ~ ss,,.,,, 80 49,, "~ 49,. LIS .',,a
tnef eo"s am aaos"pc's' "1'o Liz strhn3eF WIFI
IN tlclr gates.
Among those who attended werc William
Hsprertv nnd hss wifi. Tn wo. n vouno farmcr
"a .o.-s ,,d a., h.d 1,oo,, ,,.--,.3 th. .,.a
, 1879-07-10

suited ha wife, not by mn improper proposal,
but BY hhrah talk, nnd lie Ind waitcls ttucc
Sunday tn tnn!ct punishment Crnfg IA vt,-
lent, nbtaye man, willis Long bcare theYbputa-
uon of being qulct Anil penceable.
, 1879-07-10

coNconp, N. H., JulY a--After n long dis
c,tsston in the tloulo tonight, ulot!on 10 re-
consider the vote hy which the motion ma lost
TO suspend tho rules anil htlow the inttotnctlDn
OF tic bill for the Communication OF the death.
sentence Of Joseph .. Duzzell WAS decided Iu
the negative.
, 1879-07-10

Ilcrc ID q cmptrr VI horrors from Gern,apy;
4 pcasant named DasMlsIebrt, living near
kontgsber., sut1 cow antl received as fart Vi
tho purchase ,nonuy hunIredtnuTk hank note,
llts little Sun pulled the nota tton il!s pocket,
and In playing nith It tore 1t into pteecs. Tho
enragtl lathcr dragged tue child to = chupptng-
block anA cut It's lrad oil With ~ ax. It1eu Tia
returned to tho housu 4u1 toll his wlEc what lle
had done. The Nonau, who Was bathing u
younger child, fell 'lpwn In faml, dropping The
infaut iuto the bathtub, whcru it WAS drowned.
, 1879-07-10
FLEA OF NOT GUILTY.,

sAs FnasCrsco, Chi. July 0.-ln the Fourth
District Court, Dr. Samuel T. Chaltant ptcnted
- Not guilty" OF The murder OF Josiah Bacon
at tic nal,iwtn Hotel. The Court ordered
Commission TO tako esidonce In tic Eastern
States,
, 1879-07-10

Apetlal U3tp1sch 10 TAe 7ft6uHe.
JOLIET, ILL.,. ,1uly D.-A valuable Messenger
marc a.lsl harness wcro stolen last night from
the Rev. 4. N. Axtclla barn, an,l buggy from
William Watkins premises. 4 reward Of SIS
Ii offered for tho recovery Of tiie mare.
, 1879-07-10

Special Dt1patch 10 The Tribune.
1sp1AHAro1Ls, Ind, July 9.-Ffc!ght rates,
both East und South, are badly cut from th[s
point. Cuts Of from three to five cents wcrc
given East to-day.
, 1879-07-10

HELENA, Alon., July 0..-lhe Htrn'd's Lincoln
Gulch, Montana, letter Of tho sth enys tic In
tfians killed n man named j. Eagclsot,, and &C.
riousiy wounded Il. Evans, near i4ut place.
, 1879-07-10

Epecia' Hsuafca to 7Ae Ifiaans.
ATLANTA, Gu, July 0-'lhe heat In Gcorea
is intense to-t,ny, Tho thrrnoneter hayIns
reached l0O In many places. A carpenter, Johu
Archer. fell of q buidstu: hcfe to.dny with SUM-
strokc and died from It's effects. In Mncon tho
I,,dgu bat1 to ndlourn court In tie midst OF
the trial Of Gibon for murder, because Of intense
heat. At l o'clock no other cases Ut su,,s,sosc
Ind been reported, but the weather was alulos.
lntn!crablu.
ra,!rond etnnloye, VA. sl.iiatruck this morning,
uild died IL fcw m0IEents. Ilo Sus n Hnrn,n1l.
about B5 years OF uge, and unmarried, tut has
relatives itYilg near Virlcn.
s1kM1r1s, Tenn, duly, 0.-Two deaths from
porter Of :Guuin Il Co., and Thomas Clark,
hight -Watchmau.
, 1879-07-10

NEW ORLEANS, La., July 0-At tho Dsmo-
cratic caucus tonight OIL tho Stato-dept qucs.
t!0n no CONCLUSION WAS reached. Tho tnItca-
tfons poiut to the Eeopsaing OF thu wlole btate-
debt qucattoA.
, 1879-07-10

ATLANTIC s. GREAT WESTERN.
AKnos, O., duly 0.-ln the Summit County
Common Pleas today, Judge Tlbbets made the
order asked by Franco, Egypt, tho Paris Bank,
and others in interest for tho sale Of tho A.
lantlc + Great Western Railroad, but not beforo
February next. He n!so oyerrued the objec-
tion TO the consolidated mortgage bonds issled
holding. tint the presumption is that no road
would hare sufficient accumulation from ita
carntngs to pay cash for the great lIno It had
purchased. anu l1cnce tho issuing OF the mort
attorneys Of DachoHschciin II Goldsmith, OF
London, expect this to bo argued hereafter.
, 1879-07-10
THE WESTERN 1ry1Oy.

141II W E344JftN uNlJNs
The Chicago, Milwaukee II St. Paul Railroad
Is continually throwing out tts tontaclcs and
ahsorbs ono Western railroad after another, and
before Long IL will be ono Of tho most gigantic
Institutions Of the kind in tile country It 1,as
now fully absorbed the Weston, Union Railroad,
which runs from Racinc, Wis, west to Rock
island. The road has for some tisno pa.t been
virtually uoder tho coutrol Of tho Milwaukee Il
st. raul lsailroad, but lately 1t Inns purchased
the stock md bonds held BY tho Bank OF Gins
cow, 5eotlan1, and thus obtained full possess
sion OF It. '-'''-'
Circulars zero Issued Yesterday announcing
That tic Weatern Unlnn Railroad will hereafter
be operated by thu Cllirago, Milwaukee, & st.
Paul, md wifi he known aa The nacino l. South
western Division Of this road. htr. y. 4. Olin,
heretofore tIcncrnt Superintendent of.ths road,
wIll hereafter occupy tilo position Of Division
Division, md Fred Wild, General Freight anu
PASSENGER Agent, VIII he Assistant Freight aud
Passenger Agent, With headquarters At Nacinc.
4 ts esatcd that tho Chicago. Milwaukee, & 81.
Paul has also acquired control Of tho Minnesota
Sn1tlcrn, md tlits road will also soon DO made
q division of this road.
, 1879-07-10

BISHOP ODENHElMER.
RuRL1NoroA. N. j., July 0.-Btshop Oden.
hcler il seriously i'll. Thcts Is said to be lltlo
or 10 hope of hts recovery.
, 1879-07-10

nrrr.,o N v r+,t.. n t,1,i,. "a ,xott
~ melancholy aftatr occurred in oue Of the
city markets this morning, resulting In the
death Of n younr hntcher named John
st,cr. :. ,com. ill.,. ts'o dcocnscJ o,,a n
, "'t.sl' seei"s Ian1 a'e ".ee"ec" ",t
hfo'hef bntehef, I'ou!h sfl'agtcr, kept s1alIe
nearly opposite cnct other. They Ind been dur
Ing the forenoon amusing Themselves by throw.
,nr h,n.. A., =, .,'.h n,hcr. Ahcut :, n,cIoctr
n's,ocr ~ % nhlaGtor ~ ~. % .,,t'nr hr,,na ,s ,tnlt
o.etoeA asn'aete3 "a' s't'.s pe',','l ','s et"'.,
when Miller cnne out from bchind bis stall
Into about tic centre Of the market,
and plnyfu1ly. a. supnoscd, threw a pIcce
Of flights" at schlnstcr. The missile
struck sehlagtcr, whercupou he rose
10 his feet, apparently in rage, AMI,
taking hold of bntchcr-knifc on tho counter,
WE :. WI ss. :. ,,s.', - "" ~s,.,"
d'atelY at'er throwing hente' u achlaEtcr.
turned round nn Started to run back bebind
his stall. sctlaeter's butcher-knila struck
Ntltnr in I'm co,t nj thu rtrht Iep cu,tiur tor
'.o.o e''s,or 49," "' ~, ~ ,.."".,A ~ .. .
"o'auoN MA" 'c.' n"t 1""'""] '.s'o ""o
s'sat eAetemen" ,l", n.oou su'Nsu 4t"'h .'e
"o."t ~ e.'ea''',, ne"'"sts'' aee"E ""a' ~
"" "u"s, .ooH ~. "'1 a.u" A,'s' ss'a ae "uaa
~. ..' ~. o"f o's'"" ''n'no.' :" .'.e n1s"u'Hns
~ "on"u ,ont'.a:u o :" ~"
- ''s"' a'u eto' ~ ""u +' "s u.'
man ~. ,1vtr" fro1n insa ~ hino, snt,,a"aer
retllrt1cd 10 The market moment. aaV Tho cf,r1-
t1it0n Of Miller, md then, Mortified ut the ap-
nsatanse M OF bis victim, fled prscipitatcly. Tic
tt',s u,n IseSingt ; pSe were notiacut a!u Cnpt.
erenc. % aenrch ~. immeI,,o,c}v in.,it,tc IN IN
bchiacter, int he could not be found. The
woun.lcl man alt this time WAS growing weaker,
md ~ mil M hour from ny time ho recesyod
fc hac c,,t IL ''I H., "no Mini ac ~ t te ae ,1or
, 1879-07-10

6r.etdf nistnteh to Tia Tribune.
DENVER, Col, July 0.-Tlo weather is in
tenscly hot. Thermometer 20 In the shade TO-
day. No ruin for several weeks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-01-11
fastest from the R. Ks. Front.

By last nights train we learn that the track was yesterday laid to point 3S miles east of the Colorado river: and that grading was completed for ten miles beyond end of track. Track-laying is going on at rate of a mile and half daily. Mohawk Summit, sixty miles from Yuma, is to be reached by the 25th inst. Twelve miles of grading, and twenty-five of track will do it. Over seven miles have been laid since week ago last night, includ- ing time consumed in laying sidetracks, switches, turntable. etc., at Adonde.