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Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

At last Tucson IS going to have water works. Captain T J Jeifords has been granted the franchise, and h'ss already contracted For the ma chlnery. shieh wilI be on the ground in six weeks Mr Jefords proposes to get water hy artesIan boring, and vi. go down 2 GOO feet f necessary. He expects to be furnishing water throughout Ehe ely Fitbin six months and ws believe If. t is within the range of possibilities Captain Jef- lords viii succeed. ucson Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
ANer Enternrl.s.

Ne noticed last week the incorpor- gtiou of the Richmond Water Works Company, of Tombstone mining dis trics Crystal spring, situated nine miles soula of Richmond tosn-slte, is to De used as the source of supply. This spring flows 100 miners inches the yearr5uad, and is pronounced the largest spring in soGthern Arizona. 1t IS the purpose Of the company to erect works by means of which they will raise the water to a helght oi 560 feet. which wili give fall enough fe flow water to all the mines lying north an south of the Eontention. Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. FLORENCE. ARfzON, 94f March fH-f
ApDlfeation for Fnfent.

Application for Patent.
 Notice Is hereby given that M. Trout and ID. G Beardsiee kaye this day EAaile aDpiica- lion for 8 PATENT to the CHRONIC MIN ING CLAIM. situate ia Globe Mining Dis trict, Final county. Arizona, bounded as follows as certified by the Surveyor General Of the United States for Arizona:
 Beeinning st the initial point which is marked bv monuinenf consisting Of round cedar post. surrounded by a mouumeat 0l stones set in fhe dump or the incline, on the west slope Of tiie ChrOino hlIi, about two- thirds of the way up; thence ~ 54 I-2 d. E. 3s7 chains fo 8 monument Of stones three feet high, situated near the head of q rayuie. which runs in a south-easteriy di- rection, TaFked z. !, and being the north corner Of tbe claim thence $. 43 d., E. = i-2 chsfns down the raViuc, crossing Stocknlan $ ereek a4 15 chains Co a monument of stones three feet high, marked c. IF, situated on tho east side of 8 small gulch, and being the east corner Of tlie claim; thence $. q l-z d., N s.54 l-2 chains Co a monument Of stones three feet high, not marked, situated ln steckn4li's gulch. on the east side of tue creek; thence $. 04 l-2 d., ". 4.54 l-2 chains no a steep hill io g monument Oi stones thrcc feef hith marked C. H. bciug the south corner Cf the claim; thence N 89 l-4 d. w. z2 5s chains over the hill to monument oi stones three feet high, marked C. ", sltuAt- ..gf ia the bottom of sherman guich. being the west corner of the claim thence x. 5l I-z a., e. AZ chains t0 the place of ee- riuning Containing IS s9-i00 acres.
 The claim is situated on the south siee Of the Apache range. about 10 miles northeast of Globe, and is in granite foTmatton.
 Adverse claims, if any, must be nled m fhis office within sixty days from date, CT taer Hfl De barred by laN.
 CHARLES ). BOSTON,
 nr23-3ll1 tsegiSfer.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Slowly but surely hsf,lships and suffering are bringing the English people to a realization of the fatal error they committed in the deaone- tization of silver The admission of Air. Gashen. as the representative of Great Britain 1t the Paris silver con ference last year, that the general demonetization Of silver would De disastrous te the whole world was the first significant indication of the change Of public opinion in Efigland; ihe demand of the Liverpool cham Der of commerce for remonetlzatioa was quite as significant of theI great advance ssnce made. and the speech of Lord Beacons6eld in the house of lords shows that the government is already preparing for the backward move.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
meIdng Fssgnace.

qhe NrEtrs e,le1 ii5 il4e st 0l fehTu4rs ls5a. rSH hase rsctsd fUrnace and hsrins an abnudsncl 0f aA Hill lle elialto fo re- siuee siiYtr-5f7flns ores tt sttieltrtor5 prizes. CsT4 FELL 6 A0L3kRE,
 2 Giobe. Afizoiia.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
.Agiz8aa ilyer Belt.
rIaa4. Ane.i Es. -.
Aen Rsxlea ll. Ia..
Ers.. U slI1r ...y .ls. ar.i..

Freae n silfeT -sy aetori-
 gslass coach ,ook irnn Uraw kofl. ,hree llage silver bricks, .lggre- gsHg i 6l4 ounces.
 Brelaees min s undergoing re- pers anl in a few .llfs will eoln- a.oace ,safk upon about 3.)0 tons ol ose. Air ] M Campbell, late of ,'laeaga. wlll have caargs Of the running department If fhe aill
 aIr. Fitch. lessee of the Me'iregor mae 1t Georgetown was in fonn on Friday. He brought wilh hm the lemrns of ore worked by the NJ M & R. Co.. the bar oF bullion weigh ing 2s8 ounces MaIcon Me GregOr is also in from Georgetown w.:h bullion.
 During the raouth of March, Por- ter l. Ca. shippe.l bullion to Ihg amount of Sr0 400
 phe following is he result of six assays of orc taken from the B'll- ticn mme, tn Chlorid district, and osned tx Il. N. Bremen
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
Meat Market.
Mining Netiee.

fa li4a F Nff ep-fsfa
 isarard oes Qr auq elhrs clGninS ll- tfrtst is thafctatainin inInis, logsstiei40 clala iie iFstist e2k1eussaa q a,' ehFer Cai,i Mining Company, situgted in Pioneer dis trict, a50iit nttcs'n miles &. N f-oG. Inc Sir Ser kir@ tnilf. in i'iiial cotlliIS, A. r fhI. n ta noAsy lca lhat in kec0riafis with bfo tlsie1s af mining act of May lesi 1s5. aae M compliance Ygith the requirements .sitd e.slm for one tar iiask past, tndfHg5l liIt. 5rd 0f feiflag. I5f9, tF tae ul1Esf- sslie1 Nou, tliercIore if tsifhn h.lift dag tgota the 1rst pss San al tlis Aeiit@ yon 1o n0l eol1e Iofe3r4 and a ysfii fsr0fler ls I5tlrfion of tnt cost ot Ssis A'sfA lhe dnfers lgnc0 HiA cialia io5IeitaFs ' your rsylll, lltle and inlercsl iil and le ss lf0rtion pf ,aid l1!ning eialln-
 CHARLES CESf.lS (iff.
 March l7tA, Isi3. nlEsl-sln
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
Notfee.

Io Msas 0xneFs ana Sscrefares of fas
 lonpaafe
 The ART1cNA SEWER BKLr H tue ouls neespspcr printed in pihl county, sher1- fore the neafesi newspaper t0 RI mines n said county and 0lobe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

nReawl
, 1879-05-08
WOMAN.SUFFRAG1srs
Meeting Of tho fatlunal A,,oct,,,.
fruts ea IN 81

Meeting Of tho fatlunal A,,oet,,,u
Louis. 10 81.
ST. Louis, May 7.-'rhe National ,y..
fare Association mot hero TIL. 1nornInu 1 y sa'.
Georges Hall, and held busIut,. s .".s N ii,
which reports Of officers sf,ui co,nm,,..., too,
rccclsetl md adopted and standing ,ess co~., "efs
fot tho ensnfng year appointed, ofIc, I,',et' nh,,
adjourned I'LL o'clock this cyen,u, ,r. linen
regular annual Convention vill forr',',a ".Fn las
Delegates arc here from quito nnn,s' r ass':
etascs, nild include several uf lin otas.s 9l
prominent, mud active workers i, ,l,c esu.. mot
st. Louis, Mo-, htay 7.-Thc N,tIon.,, ,r
man's-auffrago Association forualls rn"" "e
Tonight at st. Georges fla,l, which ~, "srsa
Cd to its Utmost capacity with intelligent W.,
cultured people. Mtss rhcbs ", Cnu,ta, al, a1a
coined the Convention In a brief ,,d...s se!'
which she reviewed what St. Lout. nnd Mt..'a ~
had done In the eauGc of Wutan. and srtssuh st.ss9uh
warm. cordial creating 10 The tfefovatcs ''aea
Mrs. N. ]. Gage, Of Now York, gho r,e,,,.,
over tic Convention In the ab.encr rif'''9ta ~ Mta
Stanton, Responded Ia. fitting terms, ami ~, ...
followed oy Mrs. AiorriweattGt, Of Mcmnhi,' ~ y
AZ EXTENDED Address. Rlvlas tcathlnr r.,!a ~
Or the barbarous md oppressive laws Of Ene,.,n,
In their application tn women, ''Hk'aaa
The Convention, will continue three i,,,.
tho dfscusston ID likely to tako vida rnnas aoa
The following o(lfccrs were elected Inv T. th.
sning sear: President, Mrs, EIizobnth, ~ IT. g,
Stanton: CORRESPONDING Secretary, h!rs. 4 SSaa'
sponear. Washington; Treasurer, Mr.. i =; =
f'poifoyd,, Washington. The Chairman ~ -
Executive Committee md Vtcc.f'rctII.n,. ", ",
bG elected tomorrow. Ea'
, 1879-05-08
SUICIDE.
Two Woman in Tittshurg End Ttesr r,x.,
Ono by Is 1topc, md tho Other With o,,,,,

Two Woman in rittshurg End Their rt..,
Ono by Hope, md tho Other With O,,,,'
Acid.
srtcsal Dtspateh 10 The Tt.bant,
PlrTaDrRu, Pa, May 7.-strs. s1at,,c Mer,,
sutcidcd about @ o'clock this evening by h,ne
Ing in the attic Of her residence, on WI.
aventle. 9ichad been married but four monib.
DcapandoncJ II assigned as The cause. ,,
McCoy'S parents reside nj Mansfield, o., mi
are wealthy and respectable. ahc wos 24 tim
old. rho young couple went to l,ou.ekceui,,
on the list day OF April. The husband sen, h
work this morning, and, on returning Nj,
evening, found htz wifo hanging In tbs a,lk.
cold nlNi 1ifelcss. j.. "1
Early this morning Mira. Mary Ann Mur,,
w,fo Ut Officer Murray, Of the police force, stoa
lives on Virgin alley, seized d e,io conta,ptey
o1al[e acio which f'cr husband was using ,s
CLEAN the outtons Of h!h uniform, and, tcirrsl.
Ing Into rton,, swallowed t'1t, poison, dyln.
soon aftcrward III great nGony. DomsttE
trouble wnA tho cause. These tnake sI1 caia
Of suicide hero this wnek.
Sn~ctdi Dtsrateh II The TrthunA
Sioux CiTr, Ia. May 7.-Claslcs poprIe, 81
geass old, Of this city, w.,io lnhorfl. unjsrter.
porary Insanity tlls aorrlnK, eausetl bY pro~
tragtrd Illness, cut h!5 throat irptn to eur Etb
0 rnEor, md also cut Ills arm at the cboB, III
lived half IN hour. Wien discovered he W.
attll conscious, md begged for sotno oneto
shoot him., Ho had:rcslled here about serea
yeass. llc hRd no 're1nttvex here. TheY are
thought to he In Now York State.
, 1879-05-08
His Slayer Convicted, ana Given
n Sentence Of Lffp-
Imprisonment.
Tho Wifa of the Murderer Frustrated
by tho Finding OF tho
Jury.
Horrible Circumstances Surrounding
the Parr Dntchcry ut Phila-
delpi,ia.
Yonpg Judy, Scion Of the short-Horn
Aristooraoy, Kills His Man..
THE ATLANTA TRIAL.

Sottiai Dtepafth to Ths 1t1buns.
= ATLANTA, Ga, Mar 7.-Tho iur! in the Coz
case, nftcr remaining out from Z yesterday
evening until . o'clock tha afternoon, and In
thu meantltue appealing to the Judge to bc rG-
charged, brutEht In verdict Of guilty. accutr-
pany1nE It With a recommendation to mercy, a.
provided under the new Inv Of Georgia, framed
BY Col. Alston himself. This Recommendation
commutel tho dcnth-sculenca TO imprisonment
fur life. Tie Judge had 10 discretion to dIsre.
gard the appeal. Instead Of this verdict being
II relief to the wife Of the prisoner, as
had been expected. It threw her
into uncomfortable grief. Az the foreman
Of tho tury announced 1t, e!,a rushed from licr
husbands sido toward tho window. He rauSh.
1er, drew her gently into chair, anil tried to
comfort her. Sue screamed his name alnud,
coupling 1t With the most andcaring c!p,ilets
saylsg, " In spite OF all this evidence, too" It
was evident that she had hoped for mucl,
happier results. Tho prisoner himself was
literally unmoved, bis who'll attention being
apparently enrrosscd With his wife. Befors
tho sentence rms pronounced bis counsel asked
for stay in the proceedings, tint hc might
mike motion for new trial. This
will give them an appeal to the Supreme
Court, md may result in new trial, although
this result is not considered probablc. Solicitor
Ben Hill, Jr., Is quoted rs saying that Aston's
law amending the punishment for murder has
"ous'u w. eap.*"' P"u's.s Pu""',1,' ~ 1890 ueo'
R'a' as 't win 10 next 70 lnposs'ole 10 secure o
verdict unaccompanlcd with d recommendation
to mercy. The verdict Of to.tlay does not glye
,'ADt.s.4s-1..S,., 49, ~ s..s, ,.,.,.
1otea.eueu n''s'sa'' eo1 u lcuos1cu a. esluR
completely overcome Tonight ut tue JUL, aad os
saying tint. unless he can get Justice mud alter
the nresont sentence, ,lcath would baye been
nrofo,nh,o
p's's'"''s =. -. 1,.,,,,r A,,o,,ot.d ,,,..,
Ar,,,-, II ia H.. rha 1,,ru ~ TIM INV
A4L""t", III ny ''As .,l 4u'! -. sno wa
case ~as cut all ntRat. Ihey camc IN at noon
, 1879-05-08
CASUALTIES.
TIKE STNATTU1el} EXPLOSION,
tpsefgt ptspdtcA 10 174 Tribune

arp,rvnmn '' y"p . -. "s 49, '"a '''s,.,. ,,,,,
ovon,nc g + nnnh., -, hnt,ors.hn.r .tns '"'s
con,ron,,r ~ h,a..,ns ] a,1 .a1s,.,.. ''unts'
on,nsd ou, to.,Ii,,5 3,,.t Nv haS s,,'na', w.
tr,, n .hInnont ~ v,yartto ,osr1or ~. w.. ~.
Ho,n,ton pow,1or ror,,o,, ,trn',s,' .,,,,asn. ~
Mr.. 1,cach. n VIVA rcr,or,c', n Io ,.or. ',.s
rrf,,l ern7ns;va In hia nn;nion w.. o.,tn., H."
was ca,,.cd Nv nItro.gtvcsrina ~ so,,,p oaoa
no,,n NJ f. on uot hv an nr,,aa,. s0s h,ss,,,..
now3er N,,ro.rtrcari,. ,,ow,soa .,"a"ts
, 1879-05-08
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF bldvAL 0rrtczh
WAsn1N0ToN, D. G., Mag 8-1a. n,.-Indleatlops:
For Tennessee and tic Ohio Valley, eaatt1'f
winds, increasing cloutl[ncas, cooler followed y
warmer weather, stationary or higher p1essu's
For the Upper Mississippi and Lover Missouri
Valleys, stationary followed By FILLING barutut.
ter, slightly warmer, cloudy weather, occasional
rain, south al,tl cast winds.
For the Uppar Lalso region, casterls Hlndh
falling barometer. stationary or higher tcnptn'
turc. partly cloudy weather, and possibly u
casionAl rain.
For tho Lower Lakes, northerly, shftInS %
southwest winds, warmer, clear. or partly eload}
weather, stationary or fu1llng barometer
LOCAL onskaTATIoNa. u.
, 1879-05-08
matter. for tlle States to ectt1c for
thcnselvesa My anawcf 10 This: Tho States

ticn,.evesi My an.wer 'ts l. .hfs: Taa state.
DO regulate tile election Of Stnte and municipal
sie.a sssf but ns. f tsss nss Il w e3
ernment, arc offlrcrs Of tho United States. IN
the scnse tint the Constitution has expressly
tatd That Congress- may pTovldo a tnodc Of elect
,nv tho Congress. Nuw, the people se'cct the
lAttres who glect the aenatUrt. ahtl the National
Government has no right 10 intsrfero with tho
election Of Senators. Nut CouGrcss ought to
provide lava to prevent any man from chss'ng
FORTY OR MORN rtssuE.rArEn nAtLors
# one election, aud then go quit Of punishment.
Of my c!izut, In any State. You must take
nothing from, tic .natiun. for ti,r sta.e, and
nothing FROM the Btatc for tho nation, Tile
slate, tie suborlinate officers. Whist
co!lGrcss, ought to do should bo to put
adastlo!ial ahiegnnsds aroind the balfot.bor
.lothn4 With Tho lpral nws, mid yuu mist ,lo Il
by national law. Ton hava national Judiciary
whom you can inycst with thu enforcement ot
Tint iaw. Then we could punish the vi0lators Of
that law. Now, these nre .iM t.1cas Of tho nUxt
We will llavc others, gut thu most important
wi! be whether WI sail have honest elections
h'l'l hard ninney, anti AM In favor Of both.
want 10 make
LINE FHtstHAh NEMANh
about myself. Some Ut my newspaper friends
layu tried 10 maku mo caudllatc for Governor
Of Ohio. but hopa noue OF you WILL vote for me
ln convention or before lilo people. proposr to
stick to INF prcacnt place until the question
of resumption Ia seitlbt1 beyond
douof. wa,it to convince orcryhotly TINT tic
experiment Of rcsutnptiah IL Il success; that
ve ean rcsunc; tllAt tic United etntes Il not
bound to flave Its notes hawkcd n',ol,t at dis
count, hut tllat n note OF the United States muJ
travel about The world, everywhere received as
ceatal to gold coin, IS Eood Us any note ever
issued by any nation, either in ancient or
modern times. ] want to sec our debt
reduced, which will bo done through tllc 4 GER
cent booas. II tic present policy prevails, WI
shall bo abto to borrow nll tho money needed
for National uzcs, mid for leas than rcr ccn.,-
perhaps a. LOW Ms o. l want to sco interest re-.
uueed In all branches OF business, 50 tint capital
Will not be so fur beyond thc reach Of those
whose energies flt them for nny branch OF busl-
ncsa. want to sec labor and cau!tat
working hand in hand, like two gontle tnatiene
helping each other, so that every lnan willing
to work may hare an equal chance VITA all hfs
other "urktnen for the higher positions Of life.
thank you sincerely for your attention.
lcn. Roblnsoa proposed three chccrs for the
Secretary, which we're gtycn With will. Tho
nudlenco then lifspcrsed,
, 1879-05-08
MINE EXPLOSION,

ru,+ ,-r.,..,'.',. - NH ,,,' 'oa"e
"-asop@""s' ~, & a'Ay y'.-4neetautoh = staet
OF tue I.ohigh and Wtlkcsbafro Coal Company,
operated by Charles Parish, was the scene nj {,
terrific explosion of rms $50 feet beow thc pro,,nd
lat ntrht attcnfci, m, ,,v viii art,ns,,.o .,an,
agoto tue n,lne' out with loss Of lifc. Afro was
discovered In one OF tho gapgways yesterday
afternoon, ar,,l vigorous Efforts were ,naue to
rxttnrutsh lie sa,ue., The Stanton IL ono ~ ,h.,
mos, danrerons ,nincs T., H.. ya,tav H.. 80.
'.oo' "aHIe1oa' ''..'ea III l"e 'fa''es, " reason
, 1879-05-08

ADRIAN, Mich, May 7.-supt. Lowell, Of the
Ninth Division Of the Railway Postal Service
came hero last night, but failed to identify
Henderson, tie Post-Oiilco tlll-thief, who eiAtms
to be special dotectiv: Of tho Postal seryIco
J. G. Stuart, Special Agent, headquarters at
Chicago. also reached here th!a morning. but
failed to recognize him. Several railroad passes
found on him are IN tho namo Of 7. W. ARM
strong. llo has undoubtedly been In tho postal
service, and will yet be identified, Capt. puray,
Of Toledo, and Sheriff bullock, Of H[llsdale,
reco0ntzo him as q fellow who Ia t[snos past has
obtained money Of them und been entertained
under tho pretcxt Of revealing valuable clews to
criminal nl1airs which never came to pass.
, 1879-05-08

MEHpH1s, Tcnn., May 5.-A correspondent
tclegraphcd several days ago, on authority
which VAS considered reliable At etarkytl,c.
Miss. Tint , nevro aot.,,o1 IL In .at -,
s,oa,.as, ao,n "ua .ss.s..'"... su -. ~ AZ. W
fire to the barn and outhousas Of his
employer, had been caught, forced to
confsstou before a cotnmitt.e cooro..
e,1 co,olIy ~ ,ht,o ~ h,so,- po' s,,1.ps.
~ sauaAf W ""tc auu o'acS c'tlzena,
nhd was W them banged to limb. Subsequent
dispatches, however, showed that Your infom-
ant had anticipated The event, which cnlut-
nated ve.tcri1.v moro fcarfu,lv tb,n ,rns ~ nr..
repsesentea' ihe negro, peVlln,"as not lynch
ed, but mas imprEsonetl< Us were also several
otEers ,Yhom he Implicated In his confession.
, 1879-05-08
BOSTON.

nequcst to tho Chicago Historical soe!..f
The Order Of tic Loyal Legion Meets
with nm Accident.
5ptctat Dt4patch - c.io Tr:5ans
bos1oN, May 7.-Lucrotta Pond, Of Peter.
sham, has Lett tho Chicago Historical satt,y
her familr Bible, oil her books, papers, ard pint.
inGs, all tic real cs.1te she owned In ClAasa
{anprafscd at s2o, ,Hoa), the tnc;Anc to be asl Il
the purchase Of books, pamphlets, 1osuut1t,
pictures. Or pa!nt!Ngs. Of lsiatogIeal interest
The Military Older OF tho Loyal LeHoale
nigh. cxpcElc.l Mai. Boil. the Recorder Haoa
accounts show u Discrepancy Ut s5,9)t but
whose pcc'.lattnns arc supposed to amount TO
over $0,003 His defense Is that t'Ic crfor5 80
the result Of carclcsslcss, hut It ts known ts,t
for several yeard hi. hnB Even no receipts TT
dues recelvcd. Sfal BELL was '',,c Of the p'nn
GERS Of the 0rtter, md hfs Office vas The Lta'
quarters Of arsny officers visiting The city TIN
Al1 parts Of the COUNTY,.
, 1879-05-08

for eioo, 100 to Dec. 81, 1881. Their general
capital uurlng thc past sevcn or otght yenrs has
hccn estimated at about $500, ,100. II Is satd
tho firm became involved III 1879 Of 1s18 with
the Taronnu Mill md the j. Wilcox Afahufac.
turing Company. nnd tost upward Of $t6O,OoD
II is also said l,cY suffered by The failure Of l,u
Marl1en Woolcn Company, which was attor-
wards rtor9anzed,
, 1879-05-08
CA1t-TuIEVEs.
&ptcfdl Hsp6tcA TO 1As 1ftbuH4.

BLOOMINGTON, H., May 7.-Early this morn.
Ing Detective Wright. Of Bloomington, sue
cceded III capturing betrean here and SPRING
field two notcd crooks, Charles Carney, OF Now
Yotk. and Charles White, alias "ltochsstor
Htll," who had rlded oar OF tho Chicago &
Alton train It Lawnds!e and stolen several hun
dred do'lars In goods. 0Slng to the crowded
condition Of tho llne, aril tho number Of ele-
iEAeks alted with cars, many attempts 10 burg.
1sFixe ears h1e being mals,
, 1879-05-08

MEMrhls, May IA diaputc arose IN The
grocery store OF Zimmerman II Co., near tic
corner Of Mndfson and Third streets. tonight,
shout froedry bill, hctmocn Fsank Zimmerman
(whttc) nn,l Henry Walker {colortd) Franl:
Zimmerman stabbed Walker With n ment- knife,
instantly killing him. Zimmerman Is IN jail.
, 1879-05-08
MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT,
Gp4eiaf p{suuscA to TAS 1}ftuns.

Mourn VERNON, ILL.,, Aay 7.-Ths Democrats
Of this Supreme Court Dstsict to-day Issued
formal call for conyontiou to bo held tu thls
city On the 18th tn nominate candidate ior 6u.
pTesne Judge. The candidates In tho tleld a,e
tho llon. john II. MulkcY, Il. i, Buxton, and
Ju'lge ]. n. Pollock, pemoerhts; llu IIon. i.
y. t;reen, Republican; and Judge T, b. Tapuor.
Independent,
, 1879-05-08

specfai Dt.pa.cA to Tia 7rfa.ine.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 7,-Cltcf Of Police
Kennedy left for Rchmoud this afternoon to
bring buck Cohen, tho forcer. IIo took Wilt,
him the $500 reward nt7ercd for Cohon's ap-
prchenston bisMr. bcguts.
, 1879-05-08

kpeefnF 0tsnutch 10 TSa Trt5nAf
CLINTON, ILL, Nny ion Tnca.lar lorse
worth s195 was stolen by tramps from The farm
ot C'iarins eamucls, fve miles west uf this city.
lforse.thievtng Is practtccd On lasge scale In
this cutirltY,
, 1879-05-08

THE Nominating Committee reported the fol-
lowing 7............ -.....-.-....
who wcru unanimously elected:
Fresdont-E. Nelson Blakc. -..
..Elcu. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u. Tyler, tha Hon. ].
Warren Merrill. Boston; and tho Rev. r. ",
Trcosaser-Edwari Goodtnnu,'
,T1astccs-Thc itcy. D. b. Chcnov, the Rey. T.
y. nooaspeed' secrstasY; Edward noodn!an. 8,
a. EHn tSa Saa he so 4 asse nqs
u. Iiurlbnt, j. +. Gillette. ". H. Ur,yton, q. ".
Nerdllam, i. A. Smith, and ". il. Holden.
No recommendations wern nndc In rofcfenee
TO tho T1us:ess whose term. eznirs +, 1850; but
Owen was substituted for the Rer. j. ". Gus
It's. removed, mud the Rev. Jahn rctldic for C.
r. Dlnrknlt, removed. The Committee reported
that It had desired to add Dr., LoFilncr to tho
The Rev. Or. Lor!lncr was then called upon
for remarks, md lla spolso briefly. liz said ha
linl dcclinetl to act on tllc Board because he
knew very little Of tie work, being stranger In
tllp city. Tie wat; However, ID hearty sympathy
with tho Union, and would do. all lie could to-
assist It.
Tile Rev. Drs. Hodges, Morris, Cooley, and
Fnrr, who Ind a.tetdetl the examinations ut the
afforded them. They had been especially p!cas-
ed With the examinations IN Hebrew, mud had
gained butter ttea of tue work than they eyer
hau before.
Alr- I0oiIttIhh sniu nc Hill bGen nlel8cu Kttt
the illaiae.al workings Of tho ypar, ats,l thanked
God for tha hucccss the unio.i tad met with. jTe
suggested, nlnoEE nttlcr things that since thcro
we're aono debts pressing upon the Union, that
~ effort be made tla canning year to raise
21e, 0o over nlla abovc the current expenses. II
this were done, the future would brighten up,
and tllu Seminary would 20 on 1tnenbarrasscl,
nht It's work would be noro Eencsaaly felt
throughout tho great Northwest.
TaR REV. MIR. d1opsrgEp
spolte Of the means Adopted TO ralse monBy tho
past year, md heartily in10rsod AIr. Ooodnan's
suggestion. List year 81, ,t00 had bcen received
from Interest OIL notes. and every year largo do
nations wore nlnflo by individuals, aud consll-
erabic WA received from lltc.nembcssh!p notes.
which hatl bccu constantly going on, ind said tho
rrsult WAS gcun In the fact thAt while tho Up!ou
had heretofore been from $1,000 10 $1,000 boz
hind for running expenses eYury Fcar, this ycar
the deficiency was only about 'Sa250, which le
lsu1 advanced out Of t!s own pocket.
Other gentlemen apnku ,Gattoringly Of tue
Seminary work. nnd tho Union adjourned With
prayer by tho RcY. A. II. Slate.
Immediately after the adjournment OF tho
Union the Board Of Trustees met, the Roy. Dr..
llltNey in The chair.
A cot1mittco was appointed to nominate on
GERS Of tie Board aud IN Executive Committev.
The Cosn1utttco reported tho following officers,
Who were elected:
V!ee.Pres!aeats-Th nov. +. ". dood.p.ed md
T1ensnsor-Edwari Goodman.
Auditors, a. acrihnar.
Executive Commtttas-C, N. Holden, r. A,
Sn1ih 5n A. NJ he'eaS p d!e1J she1aon =
G; ". Scsdhar. ". II. Holden, and the otl,cets
Tho commencement exercises Of tho Seminary
will 10 hcld this morntng ut tue First Church.
, 1879-05-08

LooANspoar, Ind, May 7.-(scorgc Hazard,
Tho ex.banker wlo wn4 arrested hero Inst fnl
mud guyo ball, Tor highway robbery In abstract-
tng some papers belonging 10 htinsclf IL tlIc
possessson Ut others, was tried and acquitted In
the Circuit Court hero to-day.