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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 6.-virvinia skies, con-
sos, $50 oS $40 90. second series p; DO pas. due
fory os aot IA new ao4; do ten
BALTIMORE, August 6.-cotton dulL-mid-
and Western SUPER 75as So do EXTRA 3 IS
a. Is; do. family, 5.25a6. GO: city mills SUPER rs
DO Rio Psapaoo Pe Iaay ysS
Wheat, southern steady; western higher and firm,
iosai IS So Maryland & neMns So 40 ssatsa sssT
Snfsr red sp9t ds ssd cto hgsSst 9ssl 9s Sep
uthern t,.a, White 5sH.S5; do: yellow. nominal;
western white. SSa4O; do mixed. sTsss; fenDsyi- D
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
Is 0oaIs 60. Provisions firm ana steady-mess
rib sides, 'Aas; do packed, 81 and ga. bacon
shoulders eS; clear rib sides, 9; Hams. l2als.
g choice western packed. lsa20. Eggs weak. a. H.
Petroleum--crude. nonAipai; refined. 81. Coffee
aeI i;iisIiik f6eish.s aTm: keCeipssNa0aTy. I Maasay
wheat SS7 las bushels se coTn T1s assg0 seig
be 19si y, ele Sa,ss-Wheat 476.S2O bushels; corn.
y NE& 4 01fof YoEk August e.-s.ocss strong ana
sbcTt, ss4 Goserpmen.s quiet inssuaons but r% 4S2H
NEW YORK. August 6.-Flour dull Wheat.
req mGdsrately ,ts aciive and white duh and heavy
e,IaD, LONDON. Don Ausust 9; la:so p. m;-Aasnsc and
Gates, sOA. Illinois Central, if7H. Pennsyiysnia
Central Coy Readips, II5s.
- LONDON, August 6. 80 p. m.-Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certif-
ccatee, 69x: Atlantic and Great Western seconds,
S9a Erie, second consols, "a. illinois Central.
i1Sx; an nEssdinE. Mh
Great Western rst mortea9e trustees oertificatss
70 Illinois Central, III. Pennsylvania Central
6O5s. Reading. l1H. New York Central, I37K.
Ey YORK MARKETS rHn AFTERNOON.
Tne following quotations were current In New
York 70 day at p. M. reported by Lewis John.
% per cent, IIlhalil5s; New wJersey 0entfi, isS;
1nao osnsa. sa4 1922 ssa f ,pa ar SSx hs
al sns saSs qsos iGsS Nors. doS' ao
st. Paul. ssT: DO. preferred. 0 s'Sna WsS..b btS n
5>ouia and Pacinc. sst; DO: preferred. iiOT:
snsns % ana Teas Ssx; w. o. Telegraph. i0SS;
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Mrs. Hannah Green, over seventy years DID,
who lives near GAINESVILLE, o., has In charge four
grandchildren, one OF whom is about four years
odd "A few days ago she missed the little fellow
and at length found him at the bottom Of the
well clutching stone on the side and trying to
keep himself up, but never uttering a word.
Mrs. Green let down the well bucket and told
the boy to hold on and she would draw him up.
He took hold OF the side of the bucket but when
near the top his hold failed, and he fell again to
the bucket secn5d tfma and tod the ii}tIa fei.
low TO climb inside OF it. This he did, and was
soon safe In his grandmothers arms. He was
not hurt the leaSt.-Z01aeSUille Era.
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Nd. on Wednesday, was very severe and GjG
much damage. Long Branch and Red RAM
were hooded. and street crossings were torn
aN ay. The splendid bulkhead recently bnilt
I0r some distance along the South Shire wsburv
river at Branchport was washed away, entail.
ing neaVy loss. The Allentown bridge With
the toll house, was washed away. "A1n
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STRIKE OF FSHOEMAKERs.-The shoemakers EN-.
ployed Dy Weber Co, Doggett, Bassett, HUI &
Co., Phelps, Dodge & Palmer Greensfelder Ro.
senthal Co., George Congdon and John Mul.
len, to the number Of four hundred, are on
stI1l e IN Chicago for an advance of wages. The
nfms named have to compete against old
firms who employ convict labor, and in conse
quence wages are low, the highest being Sl5 a
week: There is no present prospect Of a com
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Conversational Nomination.

zette SAWS: The democrats of the 10Th Ohio dis
trict at Sandusky yesterday nominated Moygan
Shafer for Congress.
DENVER, Col August GA special from San.
Ia Fe TO the Tribune says the republican terri
t0rial convention yesterday nominated Hon.
Tranquilino Luna for Congress. Colonel VIM.
BIedin was chosen Chair m an OF the executive
committee. The republicans seem confident of
canyipg the territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-06

Young WIFE's SUICIDE.-Mary E. Brewer.
II years, committed suicide last Monday night
by taking arsenic. She was lame from an in
jury to her hip, sustained by a fall two years
ago. The injury grew worse and she committed
suicide through encouragement. She was vto-
lently sick all the night but refused medical at.
tendance and died without admitting that she
had taken poison, which fact was discovered
after her death.
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Fire I'm vfiunesofa.

ST. Paul, MIMI, August Ga fire at Benson
Mimi. entirely destroyed a block OF buildings
Including several stores and Offices. The
heaviest loss Is on the Baldwin Bros. hotel
$4,000. Other losses make total or 500 600; In
SlIred ~ 700
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~! n1 Reese Owens, prominent pork pa ,ker Of
Il slG8,ee0 His assets are said to be small ieS
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ENGLAND AND GRBECE.-The London Stand
GTd,S dispatch from Athens announces that
England has notified Greece that she with
draws her former request to maintain inactiv-
lily. IN consequence OF which notice an order for
mobiliZing the Greek army has been issued.
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EVA WILSON was missed by her friends fu ST.
Louis. careful Selrch was made without
avail. and her parents gave her up as dead. be-
cause they would not believe that she had run
rested a dapper young fellow as a Suspicious
character. This proved to be Eva Wilson. Sac
lad put on male attire and cut her rair Oh close
Ii order TO see the city unre5trainedly.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Interna! rev.
enue, s301, ,6G6.47; customs. 10000.
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WILLET &c LIBBEY,
9Th STREET AND NEW Y03K AVENUE
b20
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CALLED ON THE PREsIDENT.-Micheal Day1tt
the Irish agitator, Captain Condor and CJl
Burke called on the President to-day to pay
their respects
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ANOTHER NOTARY.-J. W. Maury, jr., has been
appointed notary public for the District OF Co.
Iunbia by the President.
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Buy and sell on sran margin alI Stocks quoted on
NeS York stock "a change; also deal in Stock Priv
aefe =. toLtrscts At Close rates CORRESPONDENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-06

SECRETARY SCHURz is not expected to return
to Washington until about the 5th Of Septem.
ber.
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REvoKED.-The orders OF Lieut.. w. b. briggs
to the Asiatic station to relieve Lieut. j. D.
Adams, have been revoked by the Acting Secre-
taly of the Navy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-06

LUMBER LUMBER
LUMBER
ANEW DEPARTURE.
ALL OF OUR JOIST AND sTUDDING ARE
CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE
MORE HEART IN THEM. CLEARER OF
KNOTS. AND BETTER MANUFACTURED
THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER
CUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE
FLOORING. (GocDp........................ 80
No. BOABDs GALL IS FEET,..........sI.so
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NEW CLIPPERS FOR RUSSIA A-The Iondon
Stdnddrd,s ST. Petersburg correspondent tele-
graphs: "The Russian government has decided
10 ConsiIuct zen clippers, five OF which will be
built under contract with Mr. Barker an Amer.
lean. In the United States, and the remaining
five in England and Germanyn
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The Apache War.
MEXICAN REPORT OF THEIR Fight WITH

TORIAS BAND.
The fol owing telegram, dated Fort Leayen-
worth, Kansas, August 1st, 1850, has been re.
ceived at the War department. [The message
is one received from General Grierson, repeated
by General Hatch:l "In answer to communtca
ton sent Colonel Vale, commanding the Mexi-
Can troops, have obtained the following infor-
nation in answer from him: He confirms the
report OF fight " tn POI ton OF his force and
the Indians at Pine Mountain, in which four
Indians were killed; lost one man killed. three
wounded and ten horses. He Is making a com
Dlned movement on the Indians who are in
Sierra F1Tra- the bend OF which range is at right
angle with Sierra del Barracho, bordering the
river: His entire force consists OF about six
hundred. VIII keep up communication with
bim and Will forward any news received. Tele-
badly"
THE INDIANS ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE-coIoNEr,
GRIERs0N MOVING TROOPS TO INTERCEPT
THEM.
The following has also been received at the
War department. dated San Antonio, Texas
August 4th:
''EAGLE SPRINGS, August Sd, 1ss0.-The Mexi-
can troops for some reason unknown to me
have started ON their return to Chihuahua,
passing opposite Quitman last evening. Vic
toria, with 125 to $50 warriors, is again across
the river: passing north toward ViegO Pass, Van
horn or Bass Canon. My troops are now NOV
ing rapidly to get in his front. Have ordered K
Horn; also Company E, 10th cavalry, from
Stockton. in same direction. Indians evidently
striking for Guadalupes or Sacramentos.
tlfpes
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THE RESIGNATION of Master Frank Ellery, T.
S. N, has been accepted to take effect 31st Of
December next
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemp-
ton TO-DAY 5000 OOO
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SECRETARY SHERMAN Is expected back from
New York next Monday.
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WHAT SENATOR EATON AND SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
BRIGHT SAY.-Senator Eaton, of Connecticut
arrived In the city last night. Early this morn
ing he was at the Capitol and subsequently he
drove out with some friends Those who con-
confident OF Hancock'5 election. he has no
doubt but that New York, Connecticut and New
Jersey viii give democratic malorities Ser
geanJat-Arms Bright, who Is In the city, saws
Hancock VIII get Indiana's electoral vote and
that is the long and short of IT,
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CONSULS APPoINTED.--The President has ap-
pointed II. j. Crouch, of Pennsylvania, to be U,
s. consul at st. Helena, and Geo. w. Roosevelt.
Of Pennsylvania, to be L. S. consul at Matansas,
both to date from September l. 1850
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LEAVES OF ABSENCE have been granted naval
officers as follows:-Lieut. Charles II. Judd
photographic office, one month. Passed Assist
ant surgeon George E. Harman, three weeks
rom the 18th inst Chief Engineer Henry w.
Fitch. one month from the 10th Inst. Master
Ii. G. Nye has been detached from the Monoc-
acy Aslatic station, and has been granted leave
OF absence for one year with permission to re-
main In JAPAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-06

IHB WEEKLY STAR for this weak is NOW
ready. l. has increased In circulation during
the Hast two months In very marked degree
It's counter sales alone having nearly doubIed
me present number contains charming Eng
Gsh story, "A Substitute for Lover, Jennie
and household hints a complete Command nf
washington news and gossip. and full record
ol local affairs. There are ffty- four solid col.
umns or reading matter alone in this week
issue Fer sale In wrappers cents. Fifty
cents Tor three months, one dollar for six
months postage paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-06

ANNUAL INSPECTION OF PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Mr.. French, auditor OF railroad accounts, and
Mr. Nichols, government engineer, left to-day
to begin the annual inspection OF the property
aud condition OF the Northern, Southern and
Central Pacific railroads.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

The authorities of Jersey City have been
enjoined from disturbing the tracks OF the
Pennsylvania Central Railway. The city
wants the rails lowered to the street level.
The authorities of Detroit yesterday re-
fused license for a company of bare-legged
blondes who sought to exhibit their passe
charms there.
Robert Mitchell, the well known Bonapart-
list Deputy, has made a speech declaring mis-
adhesion TO the policy of Gambetta.
Germany has definitely abandoned her in.
tention to acquire and colonize the Samoan
Islands.
Secretary Thompson has left Terre Haute,
Ind, for Washington. He will return to the
National Convention of Republican Climbs,
and remain until after the October election.
1t is reported at New York that 4 large
number of forged passenger tickets over the
railroads west have been issued, and the
police are watching suspected persons.
Two large gunboats laden with munitions
of war from Odessa for Rustchuk, tried to
enter Galitz. but the Harbormaster refused
admission. and they retired. Soon after a
portion of the cargo of the vessels exploded.
1t is learned from Russian source that
because of General Skobeloff's failure to de-
stroy the Turcoman stronghold of Geoktepe
with feld-guns, orders have been sent to
Tifiis to dispatch some siege-guns to Banjo.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURsUANT To THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED
Il of Trust, dated the 18th day OF JANUARY
A. D. $780, executed by DARWIN c. ALLEN and
AMELIA L. ALLEN, his wife. to JOHN NJ
MILLKIN, Trustee, and filed for record on the
9th day of AUGUST a D. 1880, in the Recorders
forni holder Of the Indebtedness therein men
toned, and for which said Deed of Trust was
executed, and for default in the payment of said
Indebtedness, will sell 1T public auction to the
highest bidder, for United States gold COIN on
TUESDAY, the 21st day of SEPTEMBER, Az D.
1850, between the hours OF ten Q0) and eleven On
o'clock NJ in front OF the Court-house door, in
the city OF Sacramento, State OF California, the
foowing-described real estate, to wit \ tract OF
land known as tae "Sperry Farm" containing 40
acres, lying in the southeast Of swamp Land
Survey No 257, OF Sacramento county, State OF
Calf rnia.
August 81, 1880. JOHN H. MiLLIK " Trustee
l.. s. TAYLOR, Attorney au2 S-law3wS
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DIED.

Sacramento. August Henry A.. son of Chas. and
Julia Theilbar, native OF California, year, 5
months and Ii days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents, on Twenty-seyenth and
P streets, this afternoon at ESQ o'clock.l
Healdsbure, August 15-Bertie, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Seaman. Is years torange county,
New York, and Lenawee county, Michigan, papers
please copy)
Marysville, August 29-Phillip F. Steward, months
and 20 days.
Marysville, August 26--John Stevenson, year, 2
months and DAYS.
Calistoga, August l9-Charles Owens CT years.
San Rafael, August 20-Elizabeth Wagner, So years.
Near Redwood City, August 22-Rose Anna Doian.
26 years.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento August 15-By Rev. Father Daham, at
st. Roses Church, L. F. 0dermatt to Nellie
Bresnau.
San Rafael, August 14-Frank Grandier to Alice
Daney.
Glen Cove, near Vallejo, August 25 -Adelbert C.
Boss to Julia G. Shea.
st. Helena, August 24-Frank E. pickenson to Olive
Horton.
Redwood City, August 2S-Frank o'Connor to Flora
Alexander.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 THE PEOPLE CT SACRAMENTO.

EyoR THE FIRST TINE IN THE HISTORY OF
e this State the Chief Magistrate al the Nation
IS about to pay US visit, and in accordance with
time honored usage in such cases. think 1t viii be
well for us a municipal community to take some
steps for the devising of means whereby we can
extend to him and his party cordial and respectful
welcome to this the Capital City of the State.
at the Courthouse at : 80 O'Clock. MON DAY EVEN
ING, August so, 1850. to consider this matter.
au2S2t JABEZ TURNER, Mayor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE-oNE SECOND
hand Ruggles Rotary Card Press For Sale.
Price, .S95. Apply to ALEX. W. H. MACEWEN,
No. $40 street (up stairs Sacramento; or address
care of p O. Box 547 au2S-3t
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RORN.

Sacramento, August 22-Wife of F. Hebron, son.
Sacramento, August 19-Wife OF k. Forbes, a son.
Sacramento, August s-WIfe of G. LleweIlyn a
daughter.
Grass Valley, August 26-wife of John Ham, a
daughter.
Peck's Ravine, near Nevada City, August 24-Wife Of
Paul Richards, a daughter.
lone, August 23-Wife of w. A. Bennetts son.
Bakersfield, August 1S-Wife OF P. Galtes, a son.
San Jose, August 2o-Wife Of Robert Rutherford, a
son.
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CALL ON sCoTT 4 MUIR

MO. sos STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
N in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
branches done at short notice. Being practical
workmen, we are able to do work at the lowest
rates. Ru2S-4p1m
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NOTICE.

FEyHE DIRECTORS OF THE STATE ARGE
1 cultural Society have decided that the time
for Laying Few Floor in the Pavilion will interfere
with the arrangements OF the Society, the Nouea
to Contractors is hereby WITHDRAWN. BY order
Of the Board of Supervisors.
au23-St THoS H BERKEY, Clerk
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HORsE-sHoElNe.

Z HEREBY hNNoUNCETo MY FRIENDS -
and the public, that hereafter l viii fGW
charge only Sc. Cash, for LIGHT Shooting. Il ID
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring on your y Y
cripples. JOHN FARHES,
Practical Horse-Shoer, street, between Eighth and
Ninth aI2S-:pIn1
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28

HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BITTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver CON-
plant.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

! AEGOHG seaSs
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
WADE HAMPTON'S SPEECH.
He Denies the Utteranoe of Disloyal
Sentiments.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
Another Remarkable Performance by st.
Junen-A lille in I'll Il
RESULTS OF HOME RULE" IN DIXIE.
Further Hominations by the Colorado Re-
publican state Convention.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
The British Government and the Troubles
in Ireland
.Eic-....-...... Etc.
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Harvest outlook in Ireland.

DUBLIN, August 27th.-The weather con-
tiDues all that could be desired for the har-
vest. Brilliant sunshine has been the rule
during the last three weeks. The larger per-
ton of the grain Is now cut, and half has al
ready been cleared from the fields.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28

Wade Hampton's Specific nenies that
He Uttered Di,iOyaI Sentlmcnts-The
EnIieY Virginian" on the subject.
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MADRID, August 27th.-An excited discus
sion is raging between the opposition papers
and the Ministerialist journals upon the title
of the Queens first born. The Cabinet holds
that Processes can only assume the title of
Asturias by act Of royal prerogative, contrary
to the opinion of the opposition leaders and
who intend to lodge protest if the Queen
gives birth to daughter. Preparations for
the coming event are complete The diplo-
matte corps and ministers and visitors are all
here.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28

New York, August 27th-A dispatch
from Paris states that Miss Candace Money,
once a well-known milliner here, and who
was a witness in the celebrated Newell d.
vorce suit in April last, killed herself in the
Hotel de France, at Pau. In letter written
before her death she says: " l am weary of
life and want rest, and asked to be placed in
coffin with the dress she wore when she
died.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28
Collision in a Tunnel.

BALTIMORE, August 27th.-Thursday after
noon passenger train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, coming east, ran into a
coal train in tunnel, q miles west of Green
Brier, White Sulphur Springs. Some of the
cars of both trains were smashed. Several
passengers were hurt, but none seriously in
jured. The freight conductor was killed and
the engineer had leg broken. Several
Others In the train were slightly wounded,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-28

OMAHA, August 9th. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 1890 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacra-
mento August 31st: j. B. Robinson, Vallejo I;
Mrs. Van Pelt, Mrs. Bufford, H. f. Page
and family, DIR. Van Flack and wife, San
Francisco: @. c. McCarty, Knoxville,
Tenn. T. p. Stevens, Napa City, CAL; C.
l.. nV>u, h-vxville, Tenn; Mrs. Sadie
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JustiiiabIe HomicIde.

ATLANTA (Ga.), August 27th.-Night be-
fore last, near Cochran, four young white
men, disguised, went to negro cabin, broke
down the door and fred into the cabin. The
occupant, John Brown, seized his gun and
fred both barrels, and killed two brothers
named Dykes The tops of their heads were
blown off. The negro made his escape. The
Coroner's jury returned verdict of justif-
able homicide.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-04
kilograms in Brief.

CHICAGO, May GA paper pledging the
signers not TO vote for General Grant ON the
first or other ballot was sigued by % Of the
New York delegates to-day. This settles
the status OF the delegation in the Conven-
tion. The detection in the Pennsylvania
delegation is said by the Grant men to be
less serious. They say that not over four
will refuse To vote as directed by the STATE
Convention, while the Blaine men claim
that there are thirteen VINO will obey the
instructions Of their DISTRICTS only.
CHICAGO. May 31-A Grant club, 100
strong. came from Cincinnati, and Sherman
clubs from Cincinnati, numbering 300. and
from New York also arrived.
The Indiana delegation 70 day took vote
on the unit rule. and Of "a present only one
favored it. The Alabama delegates voted
solid for it. s..--n
CHICAGO. Nav 81 "A letter has been re-
ceived by Judge Hoar from Senator Ed
munds declining absolutely to allow the use
NJ his name az candidate for President.
The friends of General Grant believe that
this will help them. while tbs Vermont del.
egatss. although refusing to state who their
second choice will be- say that they will not
vote for Grant. A -Msssscusstts delegate
said to-day that Edmunds' withdrawal
would add twenty votes TO Sherman
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