, 1880-07-23

a %T'~'
Csnsict~d ~s hardrs.
I>piAN,P5LI,. July l2-Ths ,uTy - The
case oi Mrs. Brown, oa trial for the ssai der
" her husbaHd. returned a veEdiet ot mur.
deg IN tie ar., degree and death ssrtrnce.
- Attempt ai anrder.
CeLu,,Hrs. Jaly S.--As unoH TO-DAY h. s.
Riqkty,, Prssld,n, oi the Capitol City BAnk.
waa NllSt through the forehead while stand.
ing tt Geek. hy Ansifeu EiehcabsrR. GN-
man dyer.u ElgheHberg was On TIE ssrcse.
and as soon as ne shst AR. Eicasy placed
his revolver a, his tempie and shnt. Killing
himself almost instantly Mr.. Hickey may
live. caSse, Nr. R'ekey's refusal to loan
Eichenlsrs money.sa. + Jr|r =
CosE rafniAtinE -fsHncorR s~d EnEiI.h.
Nk~ YOAk, JSly -l3.--gbs officers Of the
Cincinnati Convention have written a letter
notifying Geu. Hancock OF his nomination.
They invite his attention 10 ths resolutions
adopted BY the Convention. rshearsing the
principal points OF the same and dwelling
chiefly on the fraud issue. They say that
his nomination was not made alone ON ac-
count OF his conspicuoIs military services,
but because M veil Of his services after the
war was oysr in restoring union aud har-
monv and his hdslisy to Democratic prinG
ciples which the writer's are assured viii
control his administration and protect alike
the rights Of the States and Of the United
States, subordinate the military to the civil
power, and do away with sectional agitation
or malice. They close with congratulations
at the bright promise for the future OF the
country, and assure Gen. Hancock OF their
personal confidence aud esteem. A similar
letter was also written to Gov. English. no.
tifying him OF his nomination for Vice Pres
ident7 1t is most complimentary in its tone
both to English an 4 to the Democracy of
Indiana. ..I.l, 4,t.,.ifik F...i "A
1W a@I VIII Mot Inierfere. I
New YoBx, July 13.aAGov. Cornell has
decided not to interfere with the case Of
Chastine Cox sentenced to be hanged on
Friday. % frf' shUsiu9p I1ap" Y
Tanners Fast. o., at,,a IA
At midnight DR.. Tanner mad tasted l5H
days. In the afternoon he was driven to
Central Park and was gone abou: two hours.
He was very quiet during the drive. Dur
ing the day he frequently munched broken
ice, He appears weaker and is evidently !
failing, When he retired for the night at
$780, his pulse was sS, temperature 90 and
rsspiration}l8. J's qdI guOdltg Jaaa !
A Duellist Arrested.
ID CaAsLEsroN. g. O., July 1s.-col.A Cash
was arrested this afternoon by the Sheriff !
Of Chesterfield county. on o warrant, from
the coroner Of Kershaw county charging him
with killing Col. Shannon. 10 baIo1a /
$50 The Effects of whisky, ,d 4
GLEN HOUSE, N. H., July ia terrible
accident, caused BY q drunken driver, oc-
ourred ON the carriage road from GlenHouse |
to the summit OF, Mt Washington this after |
noon, Sabout milo below the Halfway |
House. 8 One of the six-horse mountain !
wagons, containing party IF nine persons, |
the last load Of excursionlsts from Michi- |
gan, to make the descent of the mountain, =
was tipped over. Ono lady. Mrss Ira
.Christer, Allegan, Michigan, was killed. and
Ave others, all Michigan people, Injured. |
The driver is probably fatally hurt. His
mistake was in driving 'recklessly round
cuEe.I s s3,adgslb O. Wa sttup9I Y
y, Garaleld's Letter Well Received. II
sWAsRNaroN, July l3.-Garfeld's g letter
created much favorable comment in the cab
,tihet,, each member having something pleas
ant to say of it. Even Key said that with.
the exception of the passage regarding the
relative rights ofythe States and the United |
States. it was o doctrine which everybody,
could support |
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sw aonA, 'a -, 80 y nas JUG.
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as T,a,s aoH III, ~ sas asas suaa ~ @ .n
made l.de1rG The inhabitants were leaving the
sR noiislsi9Yelrow Fever.l hipofa