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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09

Our business Is in the old fashioned way. We
do not shuttle q customer about from one salesman
to another to buy paper Of pins from one salesman,
yard of calico and spool of thread from another
thereby taking up hours in purchasing few goods
that can, by our way Of doing, be purchased in As
many minutes. keep none but frst-class salesmen,
who are well posted in every line Of goods. The
same salesman goes the entire stock with the ousto-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
It this line certainly stand at the head, thou
sands will testi fy who have taken advantage of our
liberal prices.
TINW ARE.
We also carry full line of Tinwawe. staple Hard
ware, etc. In fact, in house you find any
thing you want.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09

II The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Kan
sas meets at Topeka, Tuesday next.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09
SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION
OF THE
Time OF Holding . General Election.

fpArk ScA1rnas Sf cdaaia mAnsAs sss.
The State Of Kansas Aom ese presents sAaa come
Greeting:
~ NOW YE that /, Charles Burkhalte Sheriff Of
n Donipian County Kansss by virtue authority in
me vested do by this proclamation give public notice
that ON the Tuesday succeeding the rst Monday in
vember. A. d. 1879 fbeing the 9TH day Of said month
hers vii be held general election, and the officers
Sheriff,
County Treasurer
County Clerk,
A Register of Deeds
County Surveyor
A Coroner,
County Commissioner for the Second Commis.iouer
District comprising the Townships and Wayne
votes Of electo for said eces will be received At
the polls Of each electon precinct in the Town
ships Of the County exceps the oee
for which votes Will Be received only precincts In the
Second Commissioner District
In witness whereof have hereante my hand at
my in the City ef Troy in aad County and State
this LIST day Of October, A. d. 1879.
CHARLES BURKHALrER,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09

II The Ohio and Iowa elelections take place
next Tuesday.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-10-09

mer, thereby avoiding the delay and annoyance Of
! changing salcsmen every few minutes.
Write for price list and samples Of dry goods.
SADDLERRY.
In connection with my business have established
a large saddle and harness msnufactory, to accom-
modate my customers, who may want anything in
that line.
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Police Court.

Drunk-John Meehan, Henry Hopkins, Christ.
Hamman continued; J. S. Bryan, $40; John
Ea an, joseph Winegard, F. j. Wearman, Mary
Cole George Howard. 30 days; Mary Jackson, 10
DAYS. Peter Mulvey, 5000; Lula B. Trainor John
Mccall. George Scibert, Mary Campbell, Moie
McCarly, Henry Henshall. So; Thomas Joyce 10
DAYS: Jane Gibson 30 days.
Dlsorderly Conduct-Thomas Morrissey, Sallie
Harrison, Vim. Morrissey, FOldine Surfer, John
Madden, dism issed Fred. Kline, stephen Newell
Louis Werk Thomas Jellcfi, Joseph PieifleT. con-
tinued; VIM. Ksker, VIM Alexander, SO; John
Kruger, Mary Sanders, Al. Johnson, 80 days; An
thony McGurrin, Jerry s!atterly, John Manly
John Marony, Fred. Cambridge, Sl5i Pat Moran
10 days; John Moran, 20 days.
Assault ana Battery-John Magner, Herman
Mousler, Nancy Mouser, James Redmond, con-
tinued; NJ. S. Spears $40; Frank Mulholland, $751;
Frank Oldendick, John Kline, dismissed.
Miscelleneous-JohnW Weilz, V. Ludwig, offering
unsound fish for sale continued; Frank Heman
nstit larceny S25: J. McHugh, same S20030; John
Gabriel, same, 5000; W. Haley, W. Kelley, same
continued; Frank Howard, same, 80 days: Wm
Mile house same, dismissed; Geo. Moore
procticing trick games, 5000 DAYS Joseph Rhein.
stroum discharging firearms &c, $25 Edward
Deter, same dismissed; Annie Welsh, Jennie
MamorI, street begging, House OF Refuge; John A.
ReisIer same continued Mary Grsdell. yagran-
cv. dismissed; j. C. Fenell, same, 5000 days;
Henry Freak, same, continued; Dennis Don
ohue, carrying concealed weapons S25;
John Onord, same, continued; Joseph
Ruiiel, Wm. stubbs, burglary bound over Chas.
Behrmann, personal violence. dismissed; Fred
Behle same, continued; James Doyle, grand lar
ceny, continued: Paul Newmiller, manslanghter,
continued. Jacob Teeor. murder, continued to
July 9th: Emil Alberti Ben. Guion, giving theat'
rical performance without license. continued;
George Genan, shooting with intent to kill, con
unued.
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the Station. house; dom want any watch
man to take me-" He then handed me the
knife. He gave no reason for killing him;
| did not believe it, and told him to go
away and not bother me. l asked him
if he was in earnest, and he said
''if you don't believe it go up and look: "
I then got Officer Joseph. Teetor staid IN
the saloon sitting at the table. Joseph
asked "who did it?" and Teetor replied II
did," The officer then said ''you are my
prisoner"
Officer Joseph testified to arresting Teetor
and to the remarks made by Teetor as tes-
titled to by Siefert above.
The testimony of John Conway, James
Hoban, Charles Niehaus and Samuel
Pomphrey was taken, but nothing OF ini-
portance elected.
The Coroner rendered verdict as fol
lows:
Death from penetrating wound in the
chest, inflicted by knife in the hands of
Jacob Teetor. | further find said wound
was given without cause or provocation."
Teetor was hereupon taken to the Coun-
ty Jail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-05
KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Pithy Points Picked Up in the Old
Commonwealth.

Specials to the Star.
PRINCETON, July 5.-Dr. Moore received very
severe sunstroke yesterday, aud had it not been
for the timely assistance OF physicians he would
have died.
Mrs Toney SimOns, the woman who took
strychnne yesterday relapsed last night, and it
was with the utmost difficulty that she could be
kept alive.
OwENsDoao, July ga jail delivery has oc-
cured at Calhoon. The parties who escaped were
Matt. Adams (colored), charged with the murder
of DR.. Linthicum, and Alice Erwin, charged with
the murder OF her child. The manner OF their es-
cape is mystery, as the jail was securely fastened
and the keys in possession OF the Jailer
AUGUSTA, July 5.-George Rhoem, an Augusta
shoemaker, left home to purchase stock in Cincn-
natl and has not been heard OF since. 1t is feared
he has met with foul play.
VERSAILLES, July 5.-Thirty-seven OF the citi.
zens OF Woodiord County have been summoned
by the Sheriff as witnesses in the Buford case,
which begins at Owenton Tuesday next.
ELIzABErHrowN, July 5.-Mrs. Amanda McAfee,
aged about forty-tive years wife of DR.. George l..
McAfee, who lives near Long Grove, died yester-
day OF apopleXy. She was in the act OF getting
into her buggy when she fell dead.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.


Detroit.
REGATTA MAKES THEM sICK-THE USUAL HOLIDAY
CASUALTIES
Special to the Star
DETROIT, July 5.-sporting men are disgusted at
the defeat of the celebrated Shoewaecaemette four
cared crew by the green wyandotte men yesterday
at Toledo. Much money was lost
John Adams, of Jonesville, had his skull broken
by cars this morning.
Geo. Clemers, OF Baltimore, Nd, was drowned
at St Jose h, Mich, yesterday
An unknown man was killed on a railway ex-
cursion from here to Niagara Falls yesterday
Indianapolis.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH AND ITS AFTER.CLAPs.
Special to the Star
INDIANAPOLIS July 5.--The celebration OF the
Fourth here yesterday was glorious success
The procession was several miles long, and the
SOO prize at the comp ettiyc drill was won Dy the
Light Infantry
Last evening two colored men, Henry Sweat
land and William Baldwin, engaged in quarrel
about the ownership of dog, which resulted IN
Swaziland shooting load OF bild'shot INTO the
breast OF Baldwin
Jim White, railroader, was perhaps fatally
stabbed by man known as 'The Slasher yes
terday in saloon.
Geo Held, said to be peaceable citizen, was
dangerously beaten with mace by Oficer koo
Shea yesterday.
Louisville.
LOST HIS LEGs-HANDY WITH KNIvEs-BAsE-
BALL, ETC.
Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Isaac Gardner, aged six
teen, attempted to board moving train at Chest
nut Ridge yesterday, but fell under the cars, and
both his legs were cut of. He will die.
At the dining table yesterday Ed and Anthony
johnson. colored, quarreled about woman and
cut each other up fearfuly with tableknives. Both
are in jail.
George Bell slashed John Woods across the
bowels with knife at church festival in Bowles'
Hall last night. Woods will no doubt die. Other
cuttings and shootings were INDUCED in at the
| same place.
coIored soiled dove tried to hang herself in
the Station-house last night She failed.
| The Cincinnati Mohawks defeated the Eclipse
| of this city yesterday by to L.
81. Louis.
SALOON BuRNED-sERIoUsc scoLLIsIoN-GREATs SHAM
| BATTLE, ETC.
| Special to the Star.
ST. LOUIS, July 5-Tacob Christ's saloon in East
St. Louis was destroyed by fire. Los $1,000.
| Senator Vest took in the big celebration here
yesterday.
Two trains collided on the Narrow Gauge last
night owing to negligent switching. The two en-
gneers were probably fatally injured, and seyera
passengers were very dangerously hurt
Thirty thousand rounds of cartridges were sacrl
feed in the great sham battle yesterday.
| PittsburS.
| WOMAN SHOT IN CHURCH.
| Special to the Star.
PrrTsBURG, July 5-As Mrs. Eva Bishop wal
sitting in the Catholic Church on Thirty-eghtl
street yesterday a stray bullet entered by the doc
and struck her on the head making an ugly ant
dangerous cash.
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THE FREEMAN STREET GANG.
Another Attack On the Officers Last Even
ing,

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock a
young rough named John Pfeiffer attempt
ed to tap the till of Mr.. Eppeps saloon, on
Freeman avenue, near Gest street. Officers
Runnen and Hulsman captured him and
were on their way to the Oliver-street Sta
tion-house with him, when they were at
tackled by gang of roughs and beaten up
badly. Pfeiffer escaped. The police called
for aid, and man named Smith, residing
at the corner of Clinton and Baymiller
streets, who responded to the cry, was
knocked down and beaten with a heavy
cane until he became unconscious. He was
removed to DR.. Craig's office, where his
wounds were dressed. Later in the even
ing the officers arrested Joseph j. Pfeiifer,
Fred. Beple, E. j. Wearman and Harry
Hopkins and locked them up in the Oliver
street Station-house.
In the Police Court this morning these
cases were continued until the 10th inst.
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In the case of John G. Boehm VS.. Ap-
poonia Boehm, an application for divorce
on the ground of willful absence for three
years, decree of divorce was to-day grant
ell to the husband. The child being in the
charge of the wife, she would be allowed
5000 alimony, to be paid in weekly pay
ments of IS cents, or in such sums as the
parties shall agree upon.
Quarterly Conference will be held at
the York Street NJ. Z. Church this even
ing, and tomorrow the quarterly meeting
will convene. Rev. D. ]. Starr will be as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Hight in the communion
service at Il o'clock, and Rev. w. Runyan
will preach in the evening.
A fine display of flowers and fruit was
made at the meeting OF the horticultural
Society to-day, and an interesting discus
sion held upon the subject of destructive
insects. On next Saturday specimens of
destructive insects will be brought in by
members.
w. w. Moant, of Elk Lick Mills, lent
$1s to q young man who professed to be the
son OF Batavia banker. The young man
gambled away the money at a lottery on
Longworth street, and it has since been
learned that he was a well-known crook.
Henry J. Bell and son, who had been
stopping at the Railroad Hotel, corner OF
Front ard Broadway, started out to take 4
walk Fast Wednesday, and have not been
heard of since. They had $1,000 in theil
nockets at the time
Edwin w. Miller, well-known re-
porter OH the Commercial, died this morn
ing of consumution at the residence of hi;
sister, Mrs. w. G. Curtis, No. 115 East Fiji
teenth street, city.
At Rottger's Tivoli, 469 Vine street
Curriers' superb orchestra will hold fortl
tonight and tomorrow afternoon ant
night with excellent programmes. All con
certs free.
Bergin, the man murdered by Teeto
yesterday morning, was buried this morn
ing in st. Joseph's Cemetery on WARSAW
Pike.
Mr.. August Rothert, brother of MI
Herman Rothert, is lying at the point Q
death at his home on Everett street.
John Thomas, a colored man, who wa
adjudged q lunatic in the Probate Court
was sent out to Longview to-day.
The County Commissioners to-da
! allowed advertising bills of 1873 amountin
to $l04.
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per's pork-packing establishment near the
depot was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. 1t is estimated that one hundred and
fifty thousand pounds of bacon was de-
stroyed. The insurance is stated to be $lO,-
600. The building was of brick, and built
last spring.
BAD MAN BAGGED.
FIT. WAYNE, IND, July 5.-Charles, alias
Bob, Vance was arrested in indianapolis
last night Vance is supposed to be the
man who killed Coroner Webb, of this
county. He is one of the most notorious
thieves in the country, and there is sup
posed to be about 81, 500 reward on him.
THEY HUNTED ON THE FOURTH.
FRANKFORT, IND, July 5.-While out
hunting yesterday, Edward Taylor young
man, aged twenty-three, was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge Of gun
in the hands of John Duckworth, an en-
ploye of the Crescent Office.
THE PUGH MUDERERs SENTENCED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 5.-Smith and
Hall, the murderers of Major Pugh at Muir
freesboro, have been sentenced to hang
August olll, DcbhSe ~ d. III. anu y t'' iiis
The Sheriff informs the public that he will
see that the men do not escape, but are on
hands according to appointment. 1t is
thought the other members of the gang,
now on tlial, will be all convicted.
HORRIBLE TENNESSEE MURDER.
MCMINNvILLE, July 5.-Near the Tellico
River, in Monroe County, Mr.. Keener, a
prominent farmer, has been foully murdered
by Jasper Milsaps, an illicit distiller and
desperate. They were riding through the
woods, Millsaps behind, when he shot
Keener in the back. Keener fell and Mill
saps shot him three times more, and then
run a knife down his throat. The murderer
is in Jail.
BANKER MYsTERIoUsLY MISSING.
BEDFORD IND, July 5.-Homer Rawlins,
Esq, farmer and private banker of Kan
sas City, Mo-, has mysteriously disap-
peared from that city. Mr.. Rawlins was a
native OF this place, where he is most re-
specially connected. He formerly lived
in Louisville, doing business as commits
sion merchant and pork packer. He is very
wealthy, and it is believed he has been
murdered in Montana, where he had gone
on business.
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The Odd-fellows' Protective Association
will hold its semi-annual meeting this even
ing, and it promises to be very interesting
and important one.
The Socialists will at 8 p. nj. tomorrow
discuss the following question at Work
mems Hall: "How can Socialism be put
into Practical Operation? Debate open
to all. Everybody invited
A meeting of the Furniture Workers and
Cabinet Makers takes place tomorrow
morning in Workmens Hall. Edward
Hoffman will make short address and the
Union will be permanently organized. All
are cordially invited to attend. The meet
ing begins at 10 o'clock.
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ADVENTURES.
The Mishaps that Befell Some Balloon
atics Yesterday.

National Associated Press to the Star
SAN Francisco, July 5.-Miss Emma Al
lison, correspondent of the New York Gra-
rhic, made balloon ascension with Prof.
Cosgrove Yesterday.
In making the descent the balloon col
lapscd auu struck in the bay. dragging the
aeronauts through the water until they
were rescued at Chsholms Point. The
balloon escaped and was carried by the cur
rent to Lathrop. Miss Allison, who had
received severe bruises, was saved from
drowning by the exertions of Cosgrove,
who was only slightly injured.
BosToN, July 5.-A balloon ascension
made from the Common last evening under
dictatorship of Prof. G. A. Rogers and some
companions came near a fatal termination.
The balloon struck water sixty miles out at
sea. A tug steamed to their assistance and
rescued the party after they had been in
the water clnging to the balloon nearly an
hour
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FAMILY cAPsIzED At BEAUFORT.
FATALLY STABBED IN CHURCH.

Specials to the Star
SHREvEroRT, La, July 5.-While the col
ored people at Tiger Island, near Natchi-
toches, were in church praying for rain,
Richard Walter entered the church and
stabbed Henry Cammack twice in the back.
Walters is in Jail and Cammack will proba-
bly, die.
TERRIBLE TORNADO IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 5.-The terrible tor
nado which swept over this State Wednes-
day killed nine persons at Vassa and in
jured many more. Three persons were
killed at WarreAtown. Several people
were drowned, and the damage to property
was very serious.
BACON BURNED IN TENNESSEE.
LEBANON, TENN, July 5.-Mattley & Har.
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Last Thursday night about II O'Clock Sergeant
Thornton while going his rounds among the patrol
men not ccd young man running away from in
front OF Paxton Bros. d. Co.. IS store, No. 80 Fast
Second street. when Thornton got up to Paxton s
he noticed that the grating in front OF the build
ing had been raised up. The plucky little officer
lit "bullseye" lantern and let himself down into
the cellar. With pistol in his right hand he
searched around the cellar, and succe ded in find
ing man named Joseph DIuffle hid away behind
some barrels He made him come out and con-
Quoted him to the station house. Hispartner who
had fled was also captured. He gave the name of
Vim. Stubs. In the Police Court this morning
they we both bound over to appear before the
Grand Jury.
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Row at a Colored Ball.

A colored ball was gwen at Empire Hall,
on Sixth street, below Smith, last night.
Everything went along pleasantly until
about half-past Q o'clock this morning,
when Maggie Irwin became enraged at her
man, Moses Jackson, dancing with another
damsel. Drawing razor, Maggie rushed
at Moses and slashed him across the fore
head with the keen-edged weapon. Nose
then drew his 'razah, I" and in few mo-
ments had his woman pretty well carved
up. She was taken to drug store near by,
where her wounds were dressed, after
which she was removed to the Hospital.
Her wounds, though very painful, are not
dangerous.
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FOREIGN.



FUNERAL OF LORD JOHN LAWRENCE.
National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, July 5.-The funeral of Lord
John Lawrence, formerly Viceroy of India,
took place at noon to-day. He was buried
in Westminster Abbey.
Germany.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
BERLIN, July 5.-The appointments of
Herr Ritter as Minister of Finance, Herr
Won PulIkammer as Minister of Ecclesi-
astical Affairs and Dr. Lucas as Minister Of
Agriculture are confirmed.
France.
RADICALS ARE so GLAD.
PARIS July 5.-There is great excitement
over the acquittal of NJ. de Cassagnac on the
charge of libeling the Government. All
the Radical newspapers express satisfaction
at the result.
Africa.
PRINCES BODY EN- ROUTE.
LONDON, July 5.-The body of the Prince
Imperial has arrived at Madeira and pro-
ceeded for England. A Court-martial is
trying Lieut. Carri for his conduct at the
time that the Prince Imperial expedition
was attacked by the Zulus. 1t is charged
that the escort under Lieut. Carri opened
the way to the Prince. King Cetawayo's s
messengers have asked Lord Chelmsford for
O conference, and there are rumors of a
fortnight's armstice.
Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July g. The disturban-
ces reported among the peasantry in Tata-
schin district have arisen in consequence of
disappointment among the peasants regard
ing the land questions. A revolutionary
organ called Land and Liberty" still con-
tinues to be issued notwithstanding the
most extraordinary exertions of the Gov
ernment to repfess its publication. The
Nihlists are very energetic, especially in
the provinces.
DISTURBANCE AMONG PEASANTS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 5.-Disturbances
have occurred among the peasants in the
TaratScnen District in Russia.
SLIPPING UP ON TIE NInILIsTs.
A meeting of four hundred Nihilists al
Kieff Yesterday was surprised by the police
and all were captured. Also a large guam
tity Of weapons, cartridges and dynamite.
Subsequently q wholesale seizure of revolu'
tonary literature was made.
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Late Hamilton Doings.

John Koehler made an attempt to jump on the
bridge at Hamilton, ohio into the raging Miami
last night in orderto raise collection from the
immense crowd that had gathered to witness the
dangerous act. The timely arrival OF the police
disappointed the crowd, and landed John in the
Station house.
Officer Samuels brought in Sarah Palmer She
was found lying on the sidewalk in front OF Il
beer saloon in the Second Ward SO drunk that she
could neither stand up nor walk beer wagon
hanled her to the StatiOn.house.
Hit Williams and J. {. Webb were pulled in for
visiting house of i'll fame
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The contractor on the Thomas, street improve
ment was notified to cease using steam cars or to
discontinue the work.
A petition for a water main on Lodwick street.
between Main street and Drake alley, was referred
to the Water-works Committee.
A claim for 1850 from George NJ Gardner &
Co, contractors for the Eighth-street improve
ment, was referred to the Committee on Claims.
Also claim from Hugh Campbell, contractor for
the improvement OF Jefferson street, for 1882 20.
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The members of the Deaf Mutcs' Baseball
Club of Columbus are stopping at the Wal
nut-street House.
Mr.. r. DeRoode, the late President of the
Music Teachers Association, left for mis-
home in Lexington, KY. this morning
Mr.. Henry H. Hoffman won the gold
watch at the Orphans Picnic yesterday.
The gold-headed cane was won by Mr..
David Folz, and the diamond pin by Mr..
], H, Komesher.
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The Case of DR.. Miller and the Directors of
Longview ASYLUM.

The motion for the hearing of the preliminary
injunction to restrain the Directors of Longyiew
Asylum from further prosecuting the investigation
ofcharges against DR.. Miller as Superintendent of
the Asylum was called up to-day before Judge
smith, Judge Taft and Mr. Healy appeared for
the Directors, and S. A. Miller and Mr. Jordan on
the other side.
Mr. Jordan stated that being engaged during the
week in the tli II Of another case he would not be
able to give his attention to this case for week
from next Monday
The Court then fixed the trial of the case to that
day.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

DEATH OF GEN. BoYNToN's BROTHER.
Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 5.-Willian
Boynton, brother OF General II. V. Boyn
ton, correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, died at the residence of the latter il
this city early this morning of consump