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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAM II
WALL STREEsr.
~ z ! New York, March s.
Money-2@3c.
Goverment-Generally steady.
Stock-Strong and higher.
-

CHICAGO.
Chicago, March 5.
WHEAr-stronger oslo bid for cash ;
oslo bid for April; s99!c fol. May.
4CoRN-Fifm aud higher; 34c for cash
334c for April; BIC bid for May.
OArs-Firm $3.50 for cash; 26sc for
May.
RSE-Uneh.need. 4 ~
! BARLEY-75@T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS OJnEN IN
A DLER 4 GILMAN. Wines. Liquors and
n Iobaccos. Broadway.
RRUcE,J J. r. 4 CO., Groceries, Provisions.
- Wines. Liquors, &c. cor. Third and Capital.
RRAMBLE, MINER 4 co., Wholesale Gro
- GERS, Forwarding, Storage, and General
Steamboat Agents. 1eyec.
RCRLElGH w. A. Jr, Dealer In Flour, Grain
~ Feed and Provisions. Broadway. Block.
FREEMAN PATRICK, Family Market,
- Broadway. (Stier's old stand).
DLA1T & BUERDORF. General Grocers,
- Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
CLARk, JAMES, Groceries and Provisions,
Dewey & Powers block, Third stree,.
(,UTTlNG 4 CLOUDAS, Groccrs. T,jrd-st
opposite PostOfiice.
hAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
- published weekly. Taylor Bros. Proprietors
Thirds ~ ~.
EISEMAN, CHAs. L CO.. General Clothing
~ House g. Merchant Tailoring. Broadway.
E~,xCELsIOR MILL co. Manufacture Patent
- and other brands OF Flour, Meal, Feed, Sc.
Capitalist, near Levee.
EDMUNDS L WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
~ Agents. Broadway.
k'OLEf L ATCHISSON, Palace Restaurant,
L Third street. between Walnut and Douglas.
s,c |.C,o~., ,.~, 1---------,
k'ih$I NATlONAL BANK. Government De-
y positary. J. G. McVay, President. National
Bank Block, Third-st.
y dar-St.. north Of Third
Proprietors. Douglas-Avr.
~
i,lia-Iot pee"eeh Malilut ana Cedar.
,,.c.
- near fostofiice.
a J.f., Eeal Estate ard loan
a. Agent, Third ST.
y fNANllNG, Every style, at Press and Da-
y kottldi.
X AniNii, g.. J. Druggist. feiimngtcn5s
Dlock.
, 1879-05-02
THE CUsTOA1-HOUsE.

Tie alcohol exports yesterday reached 2,0aG
barrels.
The sum Of ste,0 was received yesterday Tor
new revenue licenses.
-The total intcrnal.revcnue recefnts for the
month Guiding April 10 wero $3.50, lis, aud the
total e1ports u, A,0O0 barrels.
Judge Rougett yesterday stared the execu.
States against the Au Sable djstillcry.
Deputy. Marshal Satln arrcstcd one Jacob
Null, Of M. lt01 West Madison street, ycster-
day, fol selling lauura without paYtng the
special tax.
The sulr'TreasurY yesterday d[sbursel 81, 900
Ia currency, ntl.l Issued $l4,U00 In $40 refundnE
certificates. THE tralllc In the lattor continues
TO fail off,
United Statea Marnhal I1idrup received from
President Hayes yesterday morning pardon
Tor Robert Blackwell, dentist III tic southern
part of tlc city, who was act1la!ly starving md
took to counterfetInE In preference to begging
como ttIno ago, anl for this was convicted at
Tho last term Of tae Dtatr,ct Court. "rhe
duality OF mercy fs not strained. It droppeth
is thu gcntle rain -Washsngton."
Ttle acknowledgements receipts yesterday were
larger than they have been before tor many a
ay, owing to the fact principally tlsnt thu late
| ty-reduccd tax Oh TOBACCO untl cigars went tnto
effect yesterday, md tle manufacturers n,rt
vnntnge ot the reduction, avaIlcd themselves for
] the tlrst tlme Of lhe precuus boon for whlcl,
| they ara indebted to Congress-. Tho total re-
ceipts yesterday amouutsd to SU3 ,402, OF whIel,
| Sa7,all was for taxes Oh Spirits and $23l for
beer.
, 1879-05-02

Fasyey anI Arthur Lynd. VIM went
into Auhtin McNnmnra's saloon, at The
corner q Huron and Knrsoary stress' ana a., 1s
tho tl:. Thomas Watson. n!ias ossiIlek'
John 1rlrIen: aas swcenes. John ..,,i'., assf'
doyle, s50o 70 ilo 3th; Monroe k,at&ef, .as:
curly from Mrs +. ". lsr!wloy, s'At' - tl,r
Criminal Court; Ant'!e Mc.tuicy aud SaGEi9
Murray. q.,arrclau,nc slunxcns Of Cheyenne. sN
making Violent treats mi, maiicton. n,tssAies,
,ro9 complaint Of h'' us s1x9Ss 9.1sna ae,s. en..
,Iue, a50o 10 the ID; Charles D'Eelow,
larceny VI a suit Of c'othSs from Y. Strauss. 20. Of
lian1on, iurce,y 1t Two bolts Of Vtetnrta lawn
from Z. Erlcksnn's .lrygoMis storc, s2'O to tl.s
2,l: Io.ln LuvGtl, rubbing John Atcsen Vi \ all
7sr vi, watch under thc West Ha',loioh street
bf'Ge aerEase' 200 to ,,k.f5 tnS oI'''ssI s
t.ns: lIeMtSS Crane, Drunken beeS.r. ,as;.,'.
whu beat his wife wl,en slle told lin he was
keeth,E compnny win d prosti,Mte, which to
was. 3li0 Iinr; Ernsl Yeska, assanlk!ng Gustav
Fischer, $jUO 10 tho 10Th.
, 1879-05-02


- II any historical slblcct could be regarded rs
thoroughly exhausted 10 far as old Bul1rceY ut
Information ure couccrpcd, onc would say It
waB the ltfo ullu adventures Of sIarg Stuart.
And yet IN thu very best known ntil must nc.
eess,blo Of all manuscript colcetions-tlr Cot
toniun Ltbtary-talc ittv. Josvph Stayenson haa
discovered s0me new particulars Vi very cun-
siderable Interest connected Will! tl,e murder Of
might have found out ages ago By merely be.
slowing ltttlo pattcncc ou eone rather crnlafcd
nnd difficult handwriting. Tho manuscript,
which IL Imperfect Ut the beginning, Ia supposed
to have been dictated by Mary Stuart herself,
by her own mouth to her French 5ecsetssy Nau
during her eon!luctnunt ut CI,artey. The
,ss uts Sss' but AsTsyss %,n tho not ssnesTs's w'
Is to Ia done nuxt.. Dprntcy Is terrItud al ti.cr
proposals, uld endeayors ttat night to enter
thu Queen's hedfN1n ey . prtYats stair. But ttle
Queen had locked the door Mill Resisted firmly
I'll next morning h!s petition to open It, not
thny to tell which concerned ttielr cOmnou
safety. Wt!ea st leugth ha eaiuaA adullttanro
to her presence, Ills first net was to throw hh-
self on ls knpcs beiore her, imporo her par
himself unl fits. acconlplsccs Tho Queon told
AiM frankly liz had lost her confidence, she be-
l!eYcd, forever; but t!!at t,o must now deysso
l.lca',s to cxtrcato both himself nnd her from
sl1ed. 10 pardon thu conspIrators, ind said tle
would endeAy0r to arrange colnpr0n,sc. Mary
refuscd to plc,lge lerselt to my such thing, NIT
declared her husband sn.eLt ptutttlse what llu
pleased IN her naine. parntey, however, psrae-
vutcd, uud aeat brought Ais father sIngly to
visit her, to whom shc suoko col1ly.
Afterwards ho brought. tAc otllrr Lords Ut
tile sama faction to thc Quccn's presence, Hhi
Morton, as Spokesman for tho rest, teaouGi1t
her pardon, kueclipG On tho very spot With
was still red with thu blood Of lizzlo. A.orton
euuearorcd to pal1ate their conduct "a being
prompted not BY suultY 10 tho Queat, but By
fear Of the Parliament. Moray protested his
own enttre tnnoeenca mud Intercedel lor tho
otilrra. Tic Queen, being closuly prcssed by
tAelr solicitations, feieneA suilden illness uI,ti
required tho itu1sirdata attention OF thu MID.
wife, leaving It t. Darnley to tell thu Lords wllut
Ahe would lo. The device succeeded. In SPITE
OF tAu suspictoHa of the conspirators q midwife
appontsd by themselves tcp0r.rl: that her life
WIS IN danger from premature paiNs OF lBl,Ur,
and tho Lords wcro Obliged 10 defer further 10
llcltuttons till ue1t daY+ But by this t.ae Maty's
! plum Of escape Aau been scvretly arrnu9ed nn
hcfore 1eylrcak ilext morning sllo ulltl Datulc}
| wcrp already far OH the roau 10 Dunbar.
Bucli Is tHr curious revelation now made from
| manuscript whtrh has a.wnys been prrtert,,
accessible TO llterary mcn, but which No one bl
, 1879-05-02

HAtItAHNA Ett HbAlNNo HAHAs
a meeting Of the lady Mauagers of tho Chit
cago Exchange for Womans Work was held
yesterday morning ut tllc roo.na Of thu Lylinn
streets, Mrs. William Pcnn Nixon In tie chair.
Tile Secretary rcnd lottcra from womcn ousstlo
the city who desire 10 receive orders for tlsett
llandlwork aud to negotiate with the Exchange.
Iuasmuch as tic writer's were not known to tho
Society, the letturs were plnced on Ills. Some
discussion enaued, and 1t was seen that the
Managers desire nll applicants to send
samples OF the work and recommendations
rs to their standing In the communities
In which they lyu. 4 by.saw regulating
the matter will doubtless be drawn anu
aloutetl. Upon n,utlGn, thu inltfntt0n fec was
left At $5, and the motion to mako the annual
dues IS was laid over to the next annual meet
nE Tile Chair npnplntea committee OF six
latiiea TO arrange tic turms Of servica OF this
Managers. 1t is intended. that each MRnaGor
sl,all preside haf daY at the BnlcsToon, OF thr
Exchange, the arrangement to continue through
thc summer. A motIon for the a2po!ntment OF
tnatter Of tho prces fixed upon goods Tor sale at
the socictys rooms was lift to tilu manufacture
crs Of tic articles. Mrs. burrows rcnorted Tor q
sop'a ey yes pode e Fhas uo w aausxsfs xfs
shall cons !tute quorum; tlAt three consecutive
| Ausenres from, meetings shal! depose Manager;
tut no work ahall bo received except by uGr-
nit Of 0ne 0f tho members, such member 10 be
yespuuaihlo for tho ClsaractGr OF the applicant,
mud that persuus out OF tic city may sel'd work
or takp orders Oh tlo SANG conditions; u.0t thu
| Corresponding Secretary shall furntsl. all por'
sona outside tho city With requested inforstla.
tton; that thu Exchange will charge 10 per cent
on MI sales; that each lcposltor shall fix tht
! prizes af her own work; that articles for which
| there Is no dpnlpnd, auch as EAlrWOrk, WAX
| work, anu spattcrwork, Bhall not bo received
tint The Managers may nda to tile by-1awa al
my ragular meeting.
| Adjourned to Inc first Thurtday In june al
| 10 8. III.
! Tho rooms Of the Exchange aro now read,
for tho reception Of goods ind active work
| Miaa ll0ugIl has been engaEel ns enEcut," nllt
oil TINT Ii now needed IL response on tie par
Of tho wording public.
iNpUYrMsAL SCHOOL,
Tile regular monthly meeting of tho 1lltnoi
| Industrial School far Grls WA held iii TIT
| fremont Huuse parlors ycater4isy morning. Il
! the absetlre 0f tho prcallelt who ia Ut Spring
iicld, Mrs. Atwater pay presided Mn
UsbbItt brought up tin subject of adDpt
lng girls, 1,ld stated TINT application
hati been nlade to a4npt chifireu ol
trtni. Airs. Day explained that tbs wa
pprntclnus and lcmorallzlnE Tor tho girts, M,
should not bu allowed. Il was dueidt0 alter
tpnK discussion ttiat pessoss wlshlt.H to adap
rn.lst plctga themselves to koGp tl!8 Children
and further that Eit!s arc not to 20 out d
servants. Considerable routine business va
dtsposed Of, at.u the meet!ng tapetal oif with
gcnural discussion ot the lste Carnival and IT.
results. Tho Ineot'ng udiourupd for ono woek
, 1879-05-02

It proof u. Aurrcr. .,1.nr Hs,oro ~: stnn)ar,l,
q. ria Tyo tlrnf,nns u. phiiharnunir. q No.
bo]s,. t,hih1' II irr Aa.cstyss md Dr,,ry Lauu.
eusc,i,
Dats had some ti''icltlty IN securing a. Han
10 feptes"nt totP6d" = "nsaosnlsao'r" l!,c ex.
celtent nctns. D. u. ssnuley' Was cnEaeea, nat
ilo Withdrew. Unc aeeuMnt eays t!!tt 70 re-.
f'ise t. aeo snkes aye t.' "',! wfs,s t t1G
liilal aso.cs az Fsnearsat' asea.H Ia. ~, w9u,
nc Wasto ol stseed1.. LII ',.t ~ Mon,H . uo
tiinso til,lEs W1tn sa'lielunt!Y nofsylns silcSt
a. INC ope'shR h,Rns ,4 nu.usIo Why Uy' ,1 MT IL
tlle nhaptee VI w pay nvu sl5cs t.. mn,eip,l.
naEiall. sfeE1ttoa 70 us1ahacm ~.
,of % s osaatp p wue .'ahs =, tne the
omlss!en o. eMgae spasa t,s " i,A nAnt - y ths tc
amaal'ast Dug. ING suetess VI ae'ts n.aoso ~ f ~
pleee acnonocu ~ tac ~.
tne nruaRsrn, Mn.1 he "ou.n vi 'a"e rns,as,
ol. trust; SieS ,vts GsGn.c HE ss~ " 'ss pn.'
On his tclaoi!ils n,a ~! , =: re'nmg; o"" ,si
srv estor naa1s q .s Soos " oa1nes n,s, a
lonE aaentuta Will t'.a paII u 1ge .IS,Hsr, r., -
snla ~ nave oeen 1ie@t oas gr s,' sag
gcstea atefatlotia ~ lis ulitnc.y .. ufunkgn' s
mssa WY nS souln ''us Or W9an ILL.,, ~. a"S u.a"S'
ilasfy MefcnlSn "as ING tnIfo ac'of eoBosoa'
a1la hc 6atlenca Daty'
Tho death OF Mrs. I3ousby, says tic Boston
Ifrnll, has bceu followed bv tie wide puilica-
{on OF her drunkenness aiil other faults. There
can be NJ tmprorrioty, tllcretore, IN telling this
hcrctnfore upprtntel elpry: During her first
, 1879-05-02
ttou failure, TINT tic Republicans might gain
an advantage IN the Presidential election.
Alter sur,r further A..rWssiNn,

tIou failure, TINT tic l,cpublfeaus might gain
an advantage IN the Presidential election.
Alter sumo further A..c"sssan.
r1in MOTION TO p1sArrnovg TILE MAYORS con-
MsyrEE.
vas nut mud carried by il,e following vote:
ss n'fS nps,s n'ss ss rA'1gs 4;oa SA!y sv 4'Ss s1
ws!ao: Ws,iyrst, Asis.' Msat!fey;1;;ut :nt,. raj,
1ortau, McNniIy, Rlprean, LawIer. t'urcc(1. rco.
vey, Ets,ncr. .htcSarney, Meyer, 1arrott JONAS
MCCormick--tt.
a special committee to nproint tho Htalldng
Co,Nnl!stess. to which several Objected.
Ali Raw!cigh ntuvcd that tic list of Com
1nlttccs 1,an,lc,l IN b. adopted.
'flG Chnlr held that that list had been re-
Aid. RawIcigh taId the Council had ahoiisl,etl
The Committee to which II had iccn presumably
referred, Laughter.
Tle Chair replied tllut the llst i,at! gono with
w. Golntn1'ttec'' md no longer c1'sseu'
4 delugc Of speeches followed, IN Which Aid
Swift touk tho ground that thu htayor hal re-
cedcd from Ills position, aMl that It was no moro
than right that the Republicans shaultt meet 1Ntn
helf way. 81s ,was IN favor Of the adoption Of
AID. Cn1crton'a motion looking to appointing
tho Committees.
Aid. iIawleIg' moved a.. nn amendment that
tho Cun,mttec to be- appointed he composed OF
Two Republicans, two Democrats, md ono
Socialist, 10 whleli thu Mayor slnu ho ntltletl.
Aid. Throop, WIS III insor Of AID, Cu!.eYton'a
motion, nnl hoped that he llnt! hcurd tho laat oI
ro1lttcs nMl seen The last strife that he would
ever set In tic Council.
TIN amendment MAS accepted, aud AID. Ca!.
icrton's motion prevailed. The following were
2ppo!n!ed IS
Ti1s COMMITTEE
IL question:: Aid. CuIlerton, Tuley, Throop,
Meier, md Waldo.
Aid. sm5th Introduced an ordinance proyid
/ Ing tint the Council should hereafter appoint
| Its Committees. Referred.
| Some further motions wcro made Of dillato
| r. t1ature, amidst which tho Council adjourned
| until Monday eyennR,
Tie action Of the Council, It Is believed, Il
tho pest way ont Of tho difficulties wlct, have
sprunR up, but It Is By no means certain tl,nt Il
wl'i lead to improving TIC Committees. But
| whotherft does or does not, It Is believed thy
It will Iinyc good effect upon The alnyor IT
| making hfs appointments. mid TINT In the cut
tae public will gain: The Co1utnit.ce appointed
VIII mccs Today fo. work. ami 4 Is expectct
| TINT they will report Monday evening, wheu thu
Mayor will send in somo Of Ills appointments.
, 1879-05-02
DEATEnS.

yENE-s.rs. FrAnx.sen Vean, asrd d sss,, -
Of NeTs. Element and The0doro md IT, %Sths
Ycnn. 1 VII Fsss'st1
Funeral thkea place on. Saturday, Nav ANA.
from ~. IonIfacltA Church. when fcou}rm m.,sn
1p held 10 1t. Uoutfacius Cemetery. III" "
WAtsltGS-At Chicago, Aptti 10. At Tho sc,,s.,...
h1f grandparents, thu daughter Of g. II Sosse ~
WARREN, OF Ogden City, uss. dxud ycars mas.t, az
days. 'A'a|ul
Dur darling tikzie Is resting In the srm1 NJ r.,r
81 sAEdnsky and Mount Vcrnen anI ClcTcIsndq "s,.,
phrase coHy. @"apA9t',
PFE!rEn-stinu,c, tho vito OF John rietc,. q, W.,
L. at II q. nj. '' W NJ
It,, 10 0rRccIand. - hFuss'
HtYEE-Mrs. Ada1tnu G. Hayes, wife OF H. q 1,,,..
Thntsday morning. May !, nt aeute pcrttopa ssssa
years. '"4 "se7A
Fhcra! services Mt tho family residence 7,7 wis.,.
It. tncaE Central farkl saturday. May !. Il IGtI%t
..WEFle (ra,} Dispatch, Mt. Carol Nitro, ,.,
Warren Sentinel pcasd c0ny. '''' ~
LiuSE~-Sthyt J, At 1871 south lreen.at .1ohn II =.
hln1lths. 's"'. &a'
F1InrEaj Saturday, May .. ut 10 o'clock. r., ~,
fiaKcs t1 CnlYntYs y w
MATHEit-A;t !as !ievese House, My |. a.,ta
daughter pF the 1htc Samuel II. Jolisua' '@'' Id
Funeral Sunday, May =. ., ILL.,. from Unity chut
to GFaEGnH4, '-4 0@'"
, 1879-05-02

Whnt Thcy know .Abnut Yellow Fevor-Pro-
sa,e,a, ni,pa,sa % ~ n. P.1aan..
1unr.uIrot, =, Mov rho t,on,onr..,,. .o,-
.,...s, 80. "o, t"a, ,,,, aose1s"e .' so"'
tl''ued t'lele Sesat'n tolas. lhe most interest,"
tng paper was ono by DR.. Broyfoglc. OF Louls-
Vile, upon the yeliuw-feycr epidemic of 1873
The a,,ebor waa rne,nbcr pf st,e commfs.tnn mn
,,,,,,,a1 -. ,os.,a,. .:, ,.,,.a. ~ t,,, ss,s.a.e
NV ~ to ,ase"tk.a ..,o e"as's " '"s o'ocnso
Inc Comtnlttco sat III new Orlcans, hlemphis,
Jnckson, Holly 6prlMgs, and other places. The
report has never beforo becu made public. It
vas roconncntlct, ti,ot t,,cra h., retn,lrs,,o,, a
nns,ou", sa"f.asS rnna,,,,tas .,, w. .h",, a.,a,,
to public hygiene; tlmt m intelligent scrutiny
bc nude Of al1 foreign tropical fruits; rigsl
ouurapt!pu: Tho tl1orouch cleansing of
~, Sasaa,. .,.',no ,.o.a ~, r. ss"n.n
all Vessels nrslV'hg rom ai 'h.eeteu pofts' sau-
ttary surveillance lof thirty days Of all passct'-
eers from tropical parts. The Isomeopatt!s be.
llcyo home prevention autranka quarantine.
New orleans is tl,s scat al tllc fuycE. Kecp
tllat c!ty II, cicany condition, aiid tic Nisss-
, 1879-05-02
CRIMINAL,

Thu riot nm1 assault case ia which shean V.
Iiopple figures as the defendant Ia hauglng ilrc
ut Justice Hanncr's Court.
At 1890 yesterday morning Thomas Coughlin,
thu keeper Of saloon at No. Mulligau street,
corner OF Ashla1I1 agot,nc, willis on Ills way
home. waa assaulted apd robbed by fu5l.pads Of
*25 cns!l and n sitYer-watch worth Sa25. A policy
man was ta the Immediate ne|ghhofhood, but
thu thieves easily eaeaped.
!ng iM The street at tic corner OF Arcllcr ayeuio
aid uearl.1E street., at u'c0ck yesterday after
hoon, waa run over by delivery wagon driven
by Charles I. Drake. Hcwaa taken 10 hls home,
No. le0 peerlng street, whcro physician, who
tulated. Drake was arrested upon Charge Of
caraesa driving, and Was locked up at tue
Armory
Arrcsts: john Sullivan, charged with tho
atccHy of cont frota Iohn Curtis ot No, But
rifth avenue; William pr'sco. lareuny Of keg OF
ualls and so1no ropu fr9m atansoa's planning.
m'lt o1 tue north plrrj deorgo ftiley, alias Full.
Charcs tis.es, of No. l37 Lasrabuo strsut, In
fSw ns A. r. L1pl's, run tn BY t4a Arnory police;
who was found drunk IN tho streets with money
aud saluables Upon lts person and tvo con,!-
dence men throwing out balsed lines for him.
! A woman giylng the. name Of Lizxlo 1t. Clalr
was arFestsd ysaterday On complaint Ut Mary
] @SsAt@t ~ ~. ~ 4t1AtAAA 4fEHut} Hn1 HlEuAE1
her Of uicking her pocket On a Madison stree /.
rar Eolug taat between Peoria and .lal.
stcd Streets 'lhe pocketbouk cuntatned
| 80 cash, but nc!tAcF It nur tllu
money was found upon tho person
| wAun arrested. Tia complainant, however, Is
positive ss to tho theft, and snJs she saw Llzz.u
but her annd !nto tho pocket, aud at ouce left
tiao car to ensef complaint to The llrst policeman
she met,
A colorcd man, Frank Parker, alias Smith. ran
&.muek down Clark street yesterday AFTERNOON
At the cotusr ai uarrlaan street. he, for wunt vi
sasae other object Of asfask, daooiHasl aa 4si1
barrel. Policeman tiua swanson ordered him e
ssp!ase the basrel, u!.d waa asaautte.
Violently III cunEeQuonce. Onu aitc
another frum tba station were SEN
forth to assist IN tlle capture, nnd u!c fclloy
booted Anl kicked every uns Ut them. Finally
~ Us wRa latux locked up tu his cell he aelxet
upon = plece Of t!.nbeE,un rushing upon p0llcu
!aau Lucders. WHO waa 1t work caIctMiutng. .dtat
hi1n stunning blow over tins head. And ut lus
accounts the tGlloW WA IAaking vain enleaY0s
70 che" tie !sen bars VI hla cell.
Justlcc bammerdald. John umbach, concea1
ing property stolen by burglars from tbs res
deuce oi r p; Barney, $3U to tho Crimlau
Court; william Leary, also charged with :,
aI.* esisl* tto'fn R5ep;a,y, -; ss ori%!a. !,,
= wanted Tor four buralarlea IN Ohio An
, 1879-05-02
ThX-STAMP SALES.

Tornuo, a., M"y t.-'fa,s tlay /, ,,.
the intcrna1.rcvenuo Year, md Ian 1,e." ns A'"a
ono Mt tho Collectors o,1!ec, The ,,,o,,, pas'
s27, coo, divided as fol!ows: hsRaIhs
Special fhnnnaD ........... ....,..'''G1.o o0)
Eaplrttd. -... .......,,,.,..'' h,0i
HGus 80. +s.s.s.'ts+.,. !. ~
Tte lar9c sale at tot,acco stamn, ~. i@
chiefly to shp fact thu, The re,i,,rI,%nn va das
1rS 10 - ssn!s wcns iato elect taa, r. i.
At $1,000, will probably mako nm nggraa rsa't,lnatsi
the district of 3d., 1900 Ths fce"i's.s sssss ats f
Tolsdo oil'ce for May !, ISIS, a,l,on,a n ~ y
, 1879-05-02
Knowles insect Powder t1un Ia bv t,,n.,

Indigestion, dysneps,a, neryou, pro,t,,,,,.
AZ forms Of general s!ehl!ity relieved b1 ~
preparation Of beef containing its cntir. ane GaJ
propostes. not tarrc slimn)aRt ill., X.
traets of beef e9t eonta!ns bloo. .m4tnsv' ~ ie =.
genesnss4 ~ n@d lte;sH.tan,ns prapes.sss IT, /, +,
tesut of exhaustion. nervous prn.t,st,aa t%saes sh'
work, or ucuto dtcnsu; particularly il 1s,n,.I n'tt
frutn pninionnrJ complaints. tasweIi 1ia,as!aat
e.. Pfoprssiofs. New Yusk. Fur ali bAlts bT d,..
XtssH. y u'as'
, 1879-05-02

"-1- -
A TlENTl0S, MA1E-W0RkEkS AND DEcESf
~ teohle E@cnsIany--At @ nnet!ne ot the Council u
pvscd Of Delegates run at tiIH nrncfim1 umons q d.
city and ~ suh1rbs the following resolutions rtt
nnhHan0usH annlea: .
!. WMKnkAst TINS Fradcs Cnunsfl recognizes the ttn
tHat an insult oGfeG 20 any lUdy OF xaxe. HoEkenhu
insn!t - a.! w4fKinH re0pius Ab!!.
CouEc!l that ono Wilbur :. storey It0t,ielor It'd
Itnes th!s CITY has attGsnlnl 10 put u,ua hi t.
poyel an DntrhHt1ua and Tl1laOAs iE1H clid eItolh
f0F tto t9rp1sH " prGyeHtI!K not Utiy tptc wba y.
l1nE 70 tHA Pr!ntefs unloti, hut also knst who IN
pan1xe With to 9ilJcets an pritic!pes Vt that lthos
tf2ni H1Tk!hR tn As ohcc: atld -
ruoln callcJ upon the SAID " storey with copTa
asattaM Ut sac nacr, nat elevtnv Il iAstt6e tsIn
osd man. Win broken health. with hair wh.ttaedIJ
tho ltoatS0f I'M wihter " s win but bliurl e1h
encs he ftc MIN. hfs1 t vi]lanes nj allfe.tflrts
atonG or. cuia 1ss'nls ase giyen foflhs
CARRYING eut Of thts cFowning tan1y of atsuf,nacl
catssrs and.
HuEaE4s. Thn said ". T. Storey atated emphstk,.t
thHt lilo ntorcAAt1 'Uhf was prepared by hl eIp
order aa thGt h!s !natEucioI sshs 70 luake tam
WMENEAt, Tho iecheTous old rcprol'atc who soutepa
to anes ~ IL r,sfssass: l,un Informed b1 hien
Ut tin enct!aee of 1!s AtuatPon y which be suppoeI
~ aged and lnEm notlcr}. wks dsclsrKti BY tht Ill
HtoEnYs nha,
MNknEAE Th1 senllc autocrat Of the Tlmet hshf
lhtot1icu tnt ha tcsE '0nt was s1nletanX ntF Il.
WY OF tutraRe-a llsect bow nt tlH Liberty q eos
sclcnca Ut American work!nKtnen--antwsttd Il
"i;Serty Of coasefrucs ai." ~: ana 'o''Hks @l's
WttKnEAs WOrEimvuion iinrtiv At lcneth h stet,ot3
10 Tie tass that w.ese I'll. psuai nnA uyssdesnI w
, 1879-05-02

atCt,, RhRE, kR1tSTichttY BEAUTIFUL.
Ladies, have You Eeen the nav aud bcautfful art
paper.hangIags this spFinga We will gladly show
theu, aad asauss YOU We hayu soaic worth Your at.
tcntion- llilgeF, .0t Wabash avenue.
, 1879-05-02
FOR El)ROPE.

New YoaK. May 1.-The wlfe Of BecrotaEy
shesn,an, thelr daughter, the MEss Douson
sailed to-day for Europe III tbs steamer Adriat-
ie. The Secretary atlA sone frtcnds of tue fa.u.
lily, In . rcvonun cnstes, accompanied tho sour-
fsLs down tho bay,
, 1879-05-02
SADDLE HORSES.


Chicago muat and Wilt excel In everything she
takes huia OF. The drm ot Fislcr j. Taylor have
sold nlpo saddle horses thB week for ths snug sum
ut g.. 4ttO, aud laree VI tho lot wete shipped to
Milwaukee. They sss'a 1.-Two hsm aud understand
tatiI bpAlpeka. -
, 1879-05-02

FILf1N-.sOTHA AM-On April 90 at l1a Ws+-.. .... =.
BY ey: joliI r. MotrtE MEN. ". Fliltn an Ns
, 1879-05-02

Afr. 8tovenaou scoms to hnGc ,rouh,a :,
to read through. Tho facts are ptssa tsn himself
stuvensoa h'mtelf In Tho Inst twp ,1eu pea,, 3, NJ.
our 1l0nInsi Catholic contcmporary. s,SSaeer, ,Ss ol
, 1879-05-02

Dr.. p'ungeE. discover Of the cincAon1 cuto for
uuuxe.