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HEAT, LIGHT, AND POWER.
Description Of tho Now Patented Proc
eE4 Ey Whlcll All Tltreo arc Cl1enply
Secured.

Description Of tho Now I'nscntcd Proc
ex4 t,y Svhlct4 AL Three Arc Clleaply
Secured.
Nt,r Fnrk IT"r,d. aug 2t
Several months ago II series Of tests were
undo on tho Long Island ltailrond. between
College r0Int md Whitest0ne, 10 propel
railrnntl tl,gttrs by Il hytlro-faibon PROCESS.
Invented uni patented by Churles llnItand,
N. D., of Chicago. Although tho tests weru
ma.lo unher disadvantages, they were pro-
llulsncud by tliU rnItrAAd lnen anu engineers
who witnessed tllon' entirely successful, ant
tle result nf tlle experiments WIS t!lo tnr-
ni"l. e tue ew h"pk laI of 'E,j @
aI!ai II S Ws cisate S:tsfI President 1 d a, 4 Mr step
Ksy sssrstssy ., l;s's NJ ;s 1Wns1ary Ws strye: \
WerS appointed the tlnane!al aEents Of tlla
Introduce their process. unlnr tho direction
Ut Or. llUllAiM, intO llDuse4 fur cn0klns nI.t!
cMtioi 10 l0ct,nutlyes nsld steamships. 1t Is
cla,nlGtl tllnl by It's use railrand Anl atnAnl-
ship companies will OhtalIl hetter results ut
less ,lnli la!t the COST Of coah besides .olug
away entirely %li! u" ,'' s!k y nl s'nr r
Tho process Is very simple and tho results
surprising, In tl'o NrrAukelnent 1nr tho pi.',,
In tllu iErub0x twt, for c'a,!nol. nslI!It'u aln!
tWu fur water. Connected with thgso and
running forward to ihu l'oIlcr nrH rows OF
gas-gcla. In tho tsHder nrs placed two
tainlng the naplshn ntll tho 1tllcr tin winter.
At rst slllulf liuumt'tfes ut nnpl,tlln alh water
nro allowed IT, tinw into thu rntarts,, aili
these are heated In tow sgc"itls " = ilanlo M
Games superhratetl stea'n anl tue !la!!tltiah
bec0tltes Ans, Tl,esn Gases rs,,nW trnln til9
retorts by pipes y tho tnpnf tits reorts, aii ,h
, 1880-08-26
SCIENCE.
Tho American Association III Session
in 1Snht0n.

in 1Snht0n.
Epfetdt Dispatfh 10 Tx Chicago 1rtbuHt.
Dosrux. Mass. Ang. 25.-'Tho meeting Of
the AMericln Association fur tho Advance
meut Of Sciencu BEGAN III Huntington Hall,
IN the Instituteuf Technology, this forenautl.
The day wis unusually Interesting AMI I'M
portant, taxing tho time al1d strength Of the
called to order, atlt addresses Of wGg0ne
were t,.atlu BY 1'fuf. w. l}. ringers, Mayor
Prize, altl f;tiy. I.ollg. and thu lion. l.. ii.
Morgan, President Of tile Association, re-
plie,l.
'ermauent-Secretary F. ". Putnam re-
ported otl the dead nj the year, and routine
business WIS transacted.
The sections then retired, except Section 4,
devoted to mathematics nl,u p!Iysts. Which
organized III Huntington Hall. AL the sec-
items hui to transact some rnlttne business,
after which tllu rentling at'tl discussion Of
sssys bega q the hitter thsfs VII pc
whit IL t!nlug III ail l.e other sections.
~ lnlf-rmst . Mr. Asaph Hall, Chairman
Of tho Mathematics aya Astranon.lcal ssec-
ton. teiyrred hls official a'aress NJ ii!1nt. IT
Sub Section OIL Chemistry, Eav1 IN At,lress
nj i O'clock. S. x. Latttiier's a.ltlipss before
Mai. j. ". Powell st.ve nj rdIrcss before
President. l'roi. Sseorge +. Isarker n.l.i1rsss,
the Assnelattnn IN, Huntington Hail., Prof.
liarktr's s,,rclaty Is chemistry mud physics,
rlNl his address was un . Life Viewed iii n
Strictly Scientific Sense.n
After this tho members md guests Of the
Association attended tic reception ut the
M,sG1.lil Of Fine Arts.
Fnur hundred mid nInety-thrcc new mnnt-
hers Of the Association were received to-day.
4 dispatch, Of greeting wns sent To the
Its hfttrth Mnllunt session. Tic American
Association is.leseendcst frtNn II.
For tho llrHt time III the tAseUr1ntlnn's Ills
tory thu booiis show Il balance OIL the right
side. 1t Ii uyer S4u0
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the fartEcst mountain regions, md canaltz-
Ing tho Falls OF Cumberland and tic I'm
nsorelncnt Of that river abnvG them. With
tho ni,l and cooperation Of my colleagues,
some progress ias bcen fnatte toward that
th'rtunlty to nsstat In the good work until
plntton.
- As to The aalary, though It sccms 1nrge,
for the thousands Of spceclles sefit yoii, md
tl!e economical expenses OF myself and ono
nf my sona,--that nm compelled to keep
here t nss!st me fl attending TO tho requests
yuur pensions, fiovernmeht clnlms, ctc.,-
qtitl a nlcaKrc support for my family ut homo,
, 1880-08-26

DESvEls, Cola, Aug. a155.-~.rl.e J'ribnnc las
Information from tho Southern Ute Agency.
stating that the Commissioners have arrived
a'uE gone into camp. 'rlley aro delayed BY
tho tartlfncss Of ttle Southern Indians alll
illness OF Ouray, upon Whose Aoath or re-
ctyery much depends. Ills !,lnnss
Is fever. II IL believed that tho
treaty, but will bu very s0w about It. being
requested to pct lts l,ntiuns together rs s00ii
~ possible, Chief lgnnc'o replied thai whe'l
lle WINS III Washington tho tongues Of thu
thy ura M longer tiaa tic lIrst Joint OF Ills
little il,IEvr,
, 1880-08-26
OBITUARY..

REV. WILLIAM G. MATTHEW'S.
LOUISVILLE. ky., Aug. a,.-Dr. William c.
Mathews. d. d., tho we1l.known rresbyte-
rian minister Of this city, died last night ut
La Grange, Ky.. w,tere he wns spending tho
Summer. Dr. Mathews was fnr n number nf
ycars l,astor 0f the Presbyterian Church ut
Sheibyyllle, and afterwards pastor Of tho
Fourtl! Church tl,ss. city. 1le was III the I'D
suffered froni il complicated disease ,of tho
heart. Ills teatt way quite sudden, Ills ILL.,
ness being OF only a few hours' duration.
, 1880-08-26

reliable that the ngcnt Of tho road at Eat st.
jMrng Simpsons ifincss tho ngent Wis
With lin, 1i0st of Tho time, md sincc Ills
tl'*utll ,hc l,as l,een very ILL.,. .s'tle-
times dangerously, anl !lr tlnw clnims 10
son was not itllOffzed tncnllrct stlcf 1noney.
the agcnt alone Is respn,si1tlr, aud will Il.
held upon his honds. Simpsons death II
road circles ltore 10 have bct,ii aallscl Ly
trouble growing ont Of heayy lOsscs Iii nps,c.
utnt9nt1a.
, 1880-08-26
hSS4tSfSAI'ET1. 4

HSNshSl y dAIFDs
MtIwArKEE, Wis, A,tg. 25.--'rba Scntiuci's
EfklIDrn si,ectRl says: .Incbb blackwell, 1T
tito fowl Of Walwortfi. was last evening
nhout o'clock called frnm Ills house by tho
bafklng OF Ills dog, and when few steps
from his door WINS Slot by MI unknown pnrty,
tic charge cntcrng Ills lreast md shoulder,
from which lIn tttc4l IN q few moments. Utll-
GGrs 1rg III ntIrSlllt uf tic murderer.
, 1880-08-26
.,,an,nted Assassination Of Judge
Sherman Page at Austin,
Minn.,
A.. 1tukpoWn Person Shooting
Him While Sitting In HIS
Library.
Conflicting Statements as to the
Causes Leading to the
Occurrence.
Apo,bcr, and Fatal, Shooting Affair Re-
ported from Wnlwofsh, Wis.

..,., nf.,ct,h n me Chttooo It{hunt,
spfe1s DsJ rtp,,n Am a5-Aust,u. Mower
ST. Paula M!ntt' AuR ~ 4'a""s. ~.
County, this State, was ING sce1lo ~ ah "
!c'aps, s',t" n tl,o latitude Ut Mississippi tlmn
te,oso tes s"',ea - .1n1lm, sherman Ta9o has louE
Mtnheso'"' vas 'f.. ,a,,s,,tcun,,s ,nl;,,o,o,,a
been one "f tse hioss so"1s.ua' ", v,es ~ no,,
Of Southern Minnesota nc IS mal ol con,
siaia" .'ia"t IN lis opIn1ons md yindtctlyc anti
So'e'.. -. IT, T., H. n,,v,,ttno IiTa ,,orsnrol
ui,relesltlnG ~ us ~, s.' 1,,,,a~ ~ ua.,,, T.,
1aarrels have Kept Inc viEaee VI tHust', ~
rn,,strllt turmoil, and his nfroptl!arHy HIS
, 1880-08-26
CHEATING THE REVENUE.

lESntASArUL1s, = Ind, Aug. a3.-William
Asker and Henry Snyder, OF Dudeytown,
SaeRson County. were examined this atter-
no1n ,%s, before United States Commissioner
WILSON wilson on tho Charge Of selling tobacco to
ssssafnGrs sss without having paid tax as deal
IT,. Ackcr is the Donl0ctatfc candidate for
Il jt'SasllTsr 'bs. H Of jackson County Ills defense
.oarders, al!i the1, 81 sull fron the stnrc. Thpy
"sta ae!a to ball In tho sum OF 800 each.
, 1880-08-26
B0ST0N'S ANNIVERSARY.
Enftfa{ f3tsnnfrh tn Thu rhfed1a Frfh,ts1,

isnsroS, AIass.. Aug. ?s.-rhc Common
Council hays refused MI additional appro-
prlntion OF $l0,o 600 fur tho celebration Of tho
two hundred ana llftletl, anniversary Ut tho
WIS desired to entertain III u public bnnn1,et
distinguished guests Nf tho City Government.
Other Uxtravagnnc1us Will hH nut olf, but tho
original appropriation Of S75, ,0o0 Will securea
crailffulln CnlHElEltfan,
, 1880-08-26
TIE MATTOD0N.
Resurrection of the Oldest Known
Chicago 1nhahitant.
Tic Scientists I[ayo Hopes OF Getting
All Ills Remains.

Tile unenrthiDg OF the oldest tHl,aDttAnt on
Fowler street WIS the tienIo of conversation
in scientific circIcs yesterday. Tho ancient
cItizer, llas been only partially dug up, bnt
enough To show tftat he Is ny 1lncly fossllIzcd
as most old fnl,lNtnnts are. lie ll'ls not rs
yet inatta nuycotnsnents OH tho weather. or
narrated atv fights .Jo1ln Ktnzle Ind will,
1httawottatnics, or sp0ken Of the time when
l.e used to catcl, rattlesnakes TN Lake Cal
,lmet, but this Is pcrlsaps due tn tho fact that
one ssslu Of Ills jaw Is In the Mayors office,
nt1.l the other full, of blue mn,l-n fact which
will excuse his dcre!fction ot duty lie be-
M,tgs to the fine old mastodon family, wliicl,
sqas Of gteat weight iu tho naughty and ex-
elusive circles Of tlie H!loesne : peri"d, each
UBwsl tic discovery being Matte the Mayor
cDnsfg1iett the Charge Of tho patriarch 10 the
Academy pf Sciences, which, likU all aca.le-
lni,s, Is partly fossil, and on whose shelves
hiwi[l find cn,,geniat company.
Yestrrday morning Dr. Edmund Andrews,
of n'ii Sciences, nc Mr II. Il iiasi, Nj. .o!ss. H.
glaccr nf tic Sewer Department, uni Mr. y.
sircts, 81 t. i n loi,l consnitalon1 "ser tic
lust netlI0tt 0f extracting OTHER tMrtsons OF
the nMcient''s anatomy fr,'n' tho llofe he got
inln solne six thousand years Or SO ago.
The fragments 30 far exiatlled were dis
~ readers of TltE TRIBUNE already know.
tTlIGy cOuslst nf nne tUDtll, III excellent pres
cryatlon,-not porcelain or, goltl.1lllctl. but
renl ivory,-a rib, and q portion nf the tCsk:
hmls - i1tSet 1ees ~ '.mft'5g: s;,! !, ~ m!u
to q Erit.stretcl.cr Mt least eight feel long.
'rl,c cliafncl OH tile toots, and tusk Il black
perhaps from obacco.el,ewng, but probably
lro''1 ase-alhi III iciae.s s."u.S''' sr.'N.
THE VARIOUS sfisATA
cagoa,, rot inEred are as follows:
Nn,,crn so1l. o inches.
ia,t.ss, i fcct. ,-
I'cnt mud muck, fcot: mastodon; trunks Of
''fs; ff!'ss; 1G,i' fssi e. lepth
u,,'eksan'1' irree,slnr dept,'. ~
The bonss lie a?out thirteen feet below tho
snffNge. Tue tGsk fns fnl!lltt VITA INC base
l0lntinE from the sk!tll. WHICH wo'llt ii'tll-
ca,e that wolves Or otl1cr cariatyora !LHtl been
tered tic bones. 80.
Tho rogtntl ot Chicago y ct coiIIparat've!y
recent g.ologlcaI formation. jug prevail
produce sand'bnrs, upon which yegeta-
Ii9l, SoQn nppenra n1u IN successive centuries
ii a ,ri,is ia v,tsr XII ii'' H. ;n ~
thnsn ,lr. ' Il vac int ny ,,a mtnr"s,I,o r.si.at
rt 'irai :. nm M ,,tTt .1,,,,t ho, fron, ,t,t,
ira ,nav g ho mi ;hera hn hns irrn I nv"r w.
s'i1I miEor ,,o,,,,ors NJ t,,o ,roeto,o, fo,n;t,.
Wtnca heuGfs y. Y ag ,St 10y s s, rM
.t iis IL ,,a i,ra a. nv,,r EMm~n @ i, ricassn ~
w @ Ls .st IL s asI sio,ia,a GfG hium fn, Y Y ,,c'it IN
cxtrae, M infrtIoii froi. 's lie worEinai VII" no
% sh e h i XIII, ~, i;n n ~ ~, for y, hia is ,sIscx ~
~. ,p.1' W. pi" M u i,,,t,;o or ua ~ ~ ~
to tl,a % eos,,sISn @ tslat tiie cntire skeleton
Is there her awuitlug res,lrrectiSn. x '''' "'''
d. ElH ArtWs' =; W. thfs the grsate Et Esi r.
Ea ,'i t s,',,,'1 ~ Io nv a.,,.,n, ~, ~,
, 1880-08-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Yol.K, aug. 2a--Arrlyc.l, Stato OF
Pennsylvania, froM Glasgow; Thtn9yalla,
from Stettin; Isatayia, from! Liverpool; 0cl-
lert, from Hamburg: FRINGE, fro,. IlnyEe.
LoSt,oS. AuE. 2h-Al1Sel uni W1s.5laIn'd, .5I',
'le'hj ttF heM ovo u11i ,rTiyu Ut oi't It'au' ''''''
i.lVEislsA,1, aug, 2o.-Arriyca, Minnesota.
from Boston.
, 1880-08-26

No s0nnDr tfoua IL Sl,as,tsh Prince or PrIncoBs
0f tlo bloNl Anyn c0l.tlrseoll tn 1o burn, tllHh
conspicuous part in cntlrt ceremonies 1t u
very so'cMn mud tntixning ciAr,lctct. Thu
oallons has Just hoen published ut Madrid, lit
anticipation Of 4 "happy eyentH expected to
, 1880-08-26

" "scnntor nitHvurtllyn in Actuni Life
Sufcidt CufctkunudkH1t Of T2k f.lttla00 1f1kune.

WAsu1Suroy, IL. G., Aug, a,-l camo
across Il political pamphlet, n short time
ago' written by Kentucky Member OF
Congress to Ills constituents to tur-
tter his denomination. 1t Is II
unfuue document, well worthy Of Sc7tHtor
Dil.p0rtAH, n1il goes In hugely for "tI]s old
ling and-an appropriation" AS an cnana-
tloii from l'elhocsat' II also possesses slg
Ml''ca'cc' rs It SHOWS 1he colEo'l,tg splrlt OF
tae class loaaesl-f'loa1hed 1ot lictofh' VIII
pis IL. Lug ioho"lhe eA'1aels Will e''e Liz
character ei tAH @ papet::
Betore the WIZ, tne WorK ana a,,IaeS o.
il.i.. iMGIet ~ ~ MetG ,,',. tiy
GENERAL outlines oil political Illcst'o''s oi ule
"nnli II, ,.,.,,,.
y yo!l taeein ~ ~ 5f.ur im.e.est ~ ~ " ~.
o s11a n ntl fsa ,G ,nlo 10 ,vi HiR ft;, ~ yh, ytho
Haties WIN ,a.n5e anllS, v'tGFs5, % ma ,tee-
aAy ,luf li, !yse.i so' saut nssses ''
aiso a "i a 1n tomt a;"I that tIn nntrv ~ l'ns
e Wortrler @ suns t;'i ta my yseli ILL., wv e'' '''
,t rs,ti t,5 ,,'nt n,t, ,t,nt,,t
fteoa1 olGy WITT y, ,,r,,s Ivy 1.o,,r .if fntp
eH a., @ nGeMiS.1u ',r, ,.!t,, :" na, n s""' ''oi-
w M iatre,i!esi @ s,'S a,!yPssis'! 6i!s to !'aye
w .o,; lsGn S".,fe ~ FIJI NIT , 1, ~, '.hE ~, ,r ~ J
I,,n ~ rs nm n,, % ~ nrarcG,,. i,s,
Fnils IF tic Cumberland; mid, viii tnn MD
Of n,nst Of our Metlbcrs a,,tl Senator's | Inst
winter succeeded ln rrocgurinE stlnlE nyprt'-
priAtiOn to improve the 15!g Sandy, aiit $780,
UOD 10 begin tH !uck aisd 'lah HE Kentucky,
which work will ho commenced shortly.
'"1n tic present Congress | succeeded In
getting II place on tic Committee Ut COIL
incrcc, which Inns jurisdiction Of npprnprln-
ttUus to rivers nntt hurbOrs, and the C0innlt-
tee has kindly reported fnyurat,ly N, nppro-
urlatiUn 0f tiX0 mura TO the Kentucky
River. and Of SjO0OO to begin to ack and
liam the Big Sandy, 5000 TO clran ont tIIu
Upper Sandy, md S0, ,0u0 for the Cumberland
llivrr iii Kentucky, ulNl s:sl, 600 10 hegIn to
overcome anil ruliulize thu Falls of Climber
land; md thcrc Is M ,ldnbt TINT Congress
Will ,.llupt the recommendation uf tho Conl-
tntttp.
tion to a!ty new work, hut, when tho Federal
expenditure Of money, 1t Is casier to secure
further a,d larger APPROPRIATIONS; and, as
inn t'9seiaetat !s n!R: ,R 'agMMs WHIT, Whit, te
WORK ls o1'ce t%eGh y W. unahunlenly pe
clinihelcu ~ tle nc"1I VI out fseH coa', 'Eo'''
a1iu islitlI)e9 ieEiohS., hS.,,,,.,;
COSTS ~ III. nh!slt!nii"i taAHt,un - nhvg
nhr rivers lihplo9ed W Ata lfo1a 1lse feaeFAt
ttorH!ll'llent.
l!ie lllmtltltal'ls OF hehtucky ale nhanle
to hnlll rn!fs'asis; anu my tiIeary y " pro.
euro the teNtrnl tavefhiheHt tn lock, aint
thl, tf!ll llalrosu nir rivers nla open our
Waterways: alAd TINS VIII ennlle Us. III 7 lew
yeArs, 10 nntitt our own fallfoaus. af!d run
thehl N % nMr Own da iHtfIesI IT, ,,rt,,,oa that t,o
, 1880-08-26

NEW Yo1sK, Ang. a5-W. F. dc Hans,
artist, died at Fayai, July ~, agc' 10. lie
was native Of Rottertia1,, and for twenty
six years II resident OF New York.
, 1880-08-26
MURDER OF A MISSIONARY.
Tho killing OF the 1tev. Dr. Parsons in
Turttcy.



Tho Killing OF the 1tov. Dr. Parsons in
Turltcy.
j,o,'o'. te".n"'
Mn ~ H." - H. ,,ars's IT," t' =" t,e ,' ~
ar ~. III; !" n,,o. a hn. ,,s, .''n t, ,s' .i
afy III turkey, nay !''st beefi fecclvea III TINS
ay aIte py to plS nSs sS.eF u we souea r n[g Ren
VIII. w,c r "e,a 'Ia,u at t;r VI ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % ,a s
guy 'u "a}s .ho s"er ,oof i ~
upon tho spot, md who was therefore well
ncu,talute.l with the fac,s>tu tic ease, These
fonta. M urnfo,t frnn IN, Iottnr oro na fnl-
i,,s. 4'' '''1 'o''~'' NV
lo%s; y T. pozo,, ,,.,,,,,x. ,,,o. 49, , .o,, ~
several thys' duration ltl tho Villages nr0,t1u
Nice, was returning ll0lilp, accompanied by
l,s fs.tthful coiImseur, Iiarat1ett pu.l!,k!al:
lolt M ii tHo 1,tgaitaIns @ ~ soat n W sc iiours, or
fifteen miles. distant from their llotnc. Ihey
there found Il snail .cncnlnptnGht ,3E
f0rooks,' moInn,lcs uf the Mos[cnl, faitll,
ot1or slass IN t!lo co,.miry. 81. Tafsons an;i
co,vefsaiom s shi % With sn' te iia iap. au Or ri osis"i
priest, l,e declining, 10 rcad Il Testament, bc-
cause 'l.o had ,o leisure to rea!t l!s own
bpDks.' It was 1ear. night, md Atr. l'arso;is
went 1l, ni,0ut one mile, whGre ti!oy found 4
suitable place to camp md spend Tile night.
frDn u"% 1,nhch"i,,it msscd " n"nr tt,a s,M,t
whmre III. i'arso,s tyns, atul sa,ntrd
lii, in srnrkIslt i,ot knnwinr win hs
VIA. hui Mr.. lars,,,,s recor,lizri the voice of
tia 'riiasnr am,J r"t,rnrT liz sal,,tn,n,, #,
Hrmcri%t,> Ti,. vijlnnnr t,ter, rsujirtI. ia
lint % y9a, rastor i i'arsons$ Why 10 yo'n re- re-
.Wr"ther E,rohctl shm,rst mia t',o 1,rss t,,,,,
yn cn,,lil fimi md h. Il low E,t,.. for wn"r.'
,I'ie % viiiurmr thnn t,as..M NJ, and snrnt lin
nt"ht IT ti,o nncnmi,i''c,,t ns In WIS 4 tirninr
Il, he"sr nm nt |'sI i,tIsitss Viii, lin .Ynronks,
T. tar,' IL r,,,,"rE ri H. thni', tht thsS fud
r"rrnt)v removs'i tlis1r W ca,n1,. n,n, toid tem
H.. It'll see,, n, his ,yny xnnt' IT thcIr cattn
ina % ~ tGo .S:ars.,ts; ti,n,, tni,l twn ri liz,
vo,,nr not, Il, VI IT, nntl stnv viii tlo l,rr,
2vnr ,,!ht ard ca,ne M s i,;,ci; IN ti,a ,nnrninr
;rhn,- tnnt. tsnir arn,s n,,li t.,ft Tia ricm,i,.
,nm;t 'ri,urs'jnv thc fo,niiv nf Sfr, ;nrs',,1a
III sn,nn '.,,,msinrss j,r..n;,s, Mr. p tf,f n,,t
retnr,, FIN ns ttov inf rur1i Tint ie Wt.,iiI.
iii ah r. M t,'o sprI"ts ian n,',,rn1,'snt ng onv
nfG nn3amstv n ~ 31ov}mr ,,,Sni'.1, NJ - W.
ia" ,,"yr,,n,, = I'rotasiamt lrothar firm, 1l1h.
ci,s',t, wv In i'm ,M',ntai,'s s1,.i missed Ills
hnr1. rna r;"fn. IN In s"ara If i; hn foun., tio
i,t,rss, of i@roi'nr f;nrn,nt, nn uisn tI,at NJ
NJ 1orsona ia nt n,,n" in fnrrm,l tl,nf nitnnr
NJ i, n",i j,ia hciu"r SnI Inut ti,air Hnr:..s
nr,i ,yor. nasi,,. f,r tl,nn, nr thnE n1l i,rn,,
Htn NGso luHhtn5 int st.El!st " ItHJ .ttM ~ -.
, 1880-08-26
THE REV, j. ". MCZ.
PesrfHf fAsy%1tAh "a 7.ha f~hitnna Trih,tnh

Special Dtspdtth to Ths chteaeo Tribune.
DEcArt;I., IT,, Aug. a5.-I.ast night, at
Cerro Gorslo, tile Rev. J. W. Afuz, Meth
odfst minister, died Of typlsn'l-fcser. Iic
WIS n Mnson III good standing, ntni came here
from Kentucky three Or fur years ngu.
, 1880-08-26

=,
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. GA Tucson dis
patch says Deputy United States Marshal
Esans Inns arrived from Arlvicn with Capt.
Iadeo Yrcsetagena and eight men OF
reyes baud, who hnvo been sent
% Camp Lowell for safe-kceplug.
hHe}es. after fight with Shuritr
natnef's posse, escaped to the Santa lseta
asaailtalns. Cnpt. Iresetagenn gave q Ioltg
a aeeoNnt Of their raid i'll Sonora, containing
to ts new points OF interest. lie claims tllat
W., Hs motive wns not pllnier, but support Of
f,e,. ne, ManItrez and tho overthrow Of the Dlaz
, 1880-08-26

affair uoyiyum" restores gray hatr to IT. orig
tnal color for " ccuts-
, 1880-08-26

career has been n dlagraccfnl one, and hts
leaving of Tho Hills Is but q repetition OF his
exit frnln various other places. * large re-
cnpturr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-05

sinally only whom the organism had
run down, was languishipg and in dan.
ger OF dying out. that the male was
produced. simply to check tie down.
ward tendency. The excess Of females
in the present state Of affairs uecessi-
tated . supreme exertion on the part Of
the female to preserve herself. The
liberated latent pewer put forth in one
grand effort res0lts in the creation Of
. new varisey-the double male. And
to this varsity the committee su9-
gested that the name Philop0na Be
gwen.
For the elaborate and complete mar
rstive the reader 10 chesrfully referred
to the work already spoken Of; . vol.
ume. let me cay. foil of curious. strange
and vslosbls infnrma:iou, that vill
intsrest The learned - we'll - the m.
learned that IL. original sssearchsss in
philosophy. political economists, sn0ial
reformers, evoluticnists and nasstal
seetionslists. end tsieologists. a. we'll 20
the general reading public who nsed the
Stimulation Of bizarre and outrs. 0os-
sip snd exact science move hasmosiously
throughout ito nine hundred closely
printed octave pagss.
JAxRS HUNTER 0AcCuLLoCH.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-05

Theeo Oeoanaso leave vIeoogja q nsoo q Ne
day advsstioed. T1oleoo 80 ooo1 only e SHo
seeaa9 eoP vhieA tAey ags Yasshase6, - 0so
Aoe tsanafegHhlo. -
ABDUCTION n YnEoET.
Hereafter the freiehte which. q per tseaR. have
beeu - Per ton. Will - ssas9sA q y Pc To.
- - oeo9 NE 1eee Al2 eAooGn e YuGo4
Sound pa11saos0 b. ?. =. 3. 3, 0o.V seeonSeS
via v1eosne vjll boupAW Ono1o1sS01oo -. ~
vall 1oe - e1N3oee - eguubnn11oo - euc1oa.
houee aos1oSitl6o u 0an IFSnelsoo.
Seattle. Jlly ~. 1s7o.
Per f''asas - 1sssAss NY . sss.a. @S
0eaaEal AoU1e - 4u0se oeu1A.
VoEt IovHoaaA, ". e.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-13
CENTENNIAL GUARD TEAK.
Total.
NATIONAL GUARD TEAM:

Total. Isl
The 500 purse was won by the Centen-
NAL Guard. Mr.. G.. j. Reek, Of Ruby Hill,
made the best score. and won the $50
Sharp's rife, presented by the Centennial
Guard.
The game Of base ball, for q silver medal,
presented by the Centennials, was won by
the Eureka Club, the score standing: Eu-
reka's, 8; Picked Nine, Q.
Mr.. AL. Skinner won the $50 yards foot
race very easily. The contestants were AL.
Skinner, James O'Brien. Patsy Greene and
Mike Mccormick.
Mr.. Thos. Trainer jumped 10 feet, and
won the running-jump match. He also
won the standing-jump prize. but we did
not learn the distance jumped.
Returning, the train left the grounds at
8 o'clock in the afternoon, and the ride up
to Pine Station was delightful, but after
leaving there it grew cold, and consider
able suffering was experienced by some Of
the ladies and children, who were not
warmly clad.
It was o subject Of general remark that
SO few men appeared under the influence
Of liquor throughout the whole day. Sher-
i'll Kyle had twelve deputies appointed, but
their services were not called into requisi-
ton. No trouble Of any kind occurred.
Early in the day two passenger coaches
came up from Palisade, having a number
Of ladies and gentlemen from Carlin and
the former place, who took part in the fes-
tivities Of the day. Mineral Hill and other
stations along the railroad were repre-.
sented.
There were about 600 persons present,
and all seemed highly pleased with the
days recreation, and pronounced the Cen.
tennial Guard excursion and picnic Q grand
guccesa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-13

Forty-sevcn signers Justifying In
$1,000

8koOsOUOs
We give below the official bond Of County
Treasurer Cooper. The bond on its face
is $50. 900, though really $50, 900, as each
bondsman j~ustifes in double the amount
subscribed. There is not to-day $40, 900 in
the treasury. The incoming taxes may
swell it to $50, 900 or $50. 600, though so
large q sum will not remain the treasury
moro than u few days at the outside. A
large share Of it will be paid out almost as
soon as received, the States portion going
to Carson and the remainder being applied
to liquidate county and town Indebtedness.
The s~ureties are as follows j. Il. Platter,
S15 900; II. Muller. SIS, 900; r. Richard,
s 1000; Joe winzell, $4,000; M. R. Cham
bin, So 900; M. b. Bartlett, 5000; r.
Ryland, 5000; John A. Wilson, SIS, 600;
]. L. Hinckly. $1,000; P. N. Hanson, $3,-
600; Joseph Wells, 5 1850; A. w. Camp
bell, $4,000; Sol. Ashim, 50, 800; A. m. Hill
ouse, 50, 800; w. II. Stowell, $4,000; w.
p. Haskell, $40, 900; Nm. Arlington, ST.
600; H.Kind. IS, 900; Geo. L'Amoureaux ,S5,-
900; P. Everts, 5000; Joe Tognini, $2,-
500; J. A. Fletcher, $500; Jake Wadish,
3d. 900; J.. s. Wilton, 50, 900; F. O. Swens-
son, $4,000; l.. Monaco, $4,000; d. w.
LeVan, 50, 900; J. III. Shoemaker, 50. 600;
J.. yanini, 50, 900; A. Skillman, 1900; j.
@. Powell. 81 1900; Joe Msggini, 81, 500;
Peter Maggini, 81 500; D. Baily, 81, 500;
II. R. Kemp, 81, 900; Fred Barnes, 81 900;
j. II. Anderson, 81 900; L. W. Cromer,
81 900; J. W. Lambert, 81, 900; J.. E.
Duff, SIS, 600; Chas. Lautenschlager 50. 500;
n. Davids. $4,000; B. J. Turner, 50, 900;
Z. J. Travis, 50, 600; John Hathaway. ST.
600; James Sias, $4,000. @. L. Broy.
81 600.