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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20
A REmAnKABLE CASE.
& Woman Dies From Starvation. he
Ifeving She Had no Stomach.

Ifeving she Had no stomach.
Cincinnati, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Margaret
Turney, TO years old, died this after
noon at her residence on Walnut street,
this city, after having been thirty days
without food or drink. She had been
a sufferer for years from chronic dys.
pepsia, and has recently been victim
of an hallucination. A month ago she
refused to take food, saying she had no
stomach, and the utmost efforts of her
physicians and friends have been un-
availing to change her purpose. Her
last words were " Bread. bread,
breadr'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

Alexandria, Va, Jan. ia special
to the Gazette states that the negro
jordan, who ran off with a white girl
from Fanquire some time ago, and was
arrested in Maryland and brought to
Warrenton on Wednesday last, was
taken from the Jail at that place about
two O'Clock this morning and hanged.
, 1880-09-07
\ sTAHlsISts AFTI.Ar.

SbzttdE DHEdltt I'd tbs CHIzU00 11lbNNV.
NATION. ILL.,, Sept. "a serious cutting
airray took place III Humboldt, eight miles
north of here, last Saturday night, between
tho Brown und Klnglm boys, rs tho
result Ut nil. oil fell that had
existed fur snno years. Tllcra was
n political meeting tlIutr, ant inter tho
meeting the two kingln buys md a youMg
maj, ,,ame.t Mutlrtll wslt 10 tlse slepot, md
otl.ers, wi.o ,na;ls iuQ.siry for the XIII
gins, md, nftcr Il few words, Gile
Df tho Browns assaulted Wil1Lal,I
kingin,, a,'d, grabbing him. stats'rdl
him i,l tho bncli tllfea Or fonr times. iw,, of
inlprft+u-&, was severely cut III tho thigh.
Thu lIslWits llnve been ArrGStctl, Md will
have their examination here tt+tny.
, 1880-09-07
Nun1,E1sEl) IN sIES1Co.

CRY Of MEXICO. Aug, a0,--WlllEam Fl.
Greenwood, who fur several years w,,s Chinf
Engineer or the Kansus rnritis Nafln,a,l,
and isus recently bre,. cngngetl III innkEng
surveys for Palmer L. Sullivan, tho railway
contractors, wns murdered yestculay
noar llalneuautla, eighteen Miles from
the Capital. lIo WIS accompanied ut
the ttlllu bY lis i!ssistMt, Sir. Miller, a1ui {.
servant, uni Ind E0lle vi! IN ndyniMe tn ex-
nMaillp n harranrn. 4 fuw .lnlnttcs, aft:r
Miller MT, sersn':t ca'Ilr upon l,!s stes''l nnlY
ers l,uh tukeli Ills l'!sss,l liu in.rse, hui lift
hts watcll aud ,,l..l!eY, proilAlly lMcausa thoy
li4d III tilna. Ia vltle # n'.slay:, The author.
lilies ure making Efforts tn ltl4 tie nltrlcreEs,
, 1880-09-07

llu had been idlng sutne work near tho Gle
yator, md, wishing to pass on the otler stln
Of tho train, rs l,e WIS stooping down to tass
between twu ears tl,n rl1HlNT suddenly haTkttl
ng,lns the rln, alNt The l'0w S.ts 80 sudden
rs tn ktlUck lin ,!nwll nt TIL. ,n1. Before liz
HIN. srycrfn9 his body III halves. ile was u
yGtkrH of nHf.
, 1880-09-07
nO1LERrENPLOSIOE.

cpSttM UUpd9tN 70 1Nt Ch1td9o TRIBUNE.
DnApFonp. pa., Sept, a-One Of the
monster boilcfs ut tho United pIpe-LIno
Pump Station At OIL Centre exploded t's..lay,
completely wrecklng the large building,
ba'lly damaging another boller, aud killing
I!solnas i!cnnstt, telegraph. operator In the
station, who was terribly scattted. Tho fire.
men LETT tho building few moments before,
NY caeapetl unlnI,lred. Bennett was u
CNclSSArl, o.. Sept, G--'rAe Gazct.e's
ssiallllnlls, D., special yays tho hnllor Ut q
noftal'te saw:l4tl! Mear Ein!hll, ,GalEla COM:
Y, exploded. killing Sanliel Davis md
onses ttee nn,,s! anu seriously in]urlns an'
, 1880-09-07

DESvEn, Sept. 6.-Last Friday Ms party
Of contractors wcre starting lire In stove
iii tho shaft-house Of the Pennsylvania Mine,
onp MIN was seriously wounded and allothor
tcr which Ind becn piaced In The stove by
some malicious person.
, 1880-09-07

FREMONT, Nch, Sept. CAT 1vtsner, Nch.,
Oh Saturday Inst, Miss Lizzie Damail, aged
10 years, 4 servant In tho en,ploy Of IIale
Peirene, III attempting to start a fire III q
stoyc by tho use Of coal-oil, was burned ST
badIy TINT she died IN few moments after
tho accident, tlle flesh actually dropping
from the b0ncs. The residence of Afr.
Tcirenc was destroyed, tho family barely
milking thefr cscMpe, taking with theln tho
burned girl. Thu loss on property was
2UDQ.
, 1880-09-07
3fsArIEIsEllsa.

"Joshua WlIitcomb" appeared at tlIIs
l,o.,su lust evening ,hrloro an audience which
WIS measured precisely by tho capaclly Ut
tho theatre. and had tho building been hall
as !urgu again there would not lIayy been q
vacant seut or unoccup!ed lncll Of stailding
TOt!lll.
Ut Mr. Dennlan Thompson's personatlon
Ut the tile role there Is nothing new to bY
, 1880-09-07

Sr. LOUIS, AIu.. Sept. G.-Eva Hayburn, Is
years OF aye, and Mrs. Maggie lL11llery were
drowned while bathing III tho MArameu
River, at Glendale Station, OIL tho Missouri
Pacific Railroad. Near the shore the water
was shallow. but towards tho middle 1t was
quite deep, md the current there was very
swift. One OF the lAtllcs inadvertently got
after her. Neither could swim. They wero
buried yesterday.
, 1880-09-07

said. Ever since he appeared In the ptay rs
Happy, and kintl-llearteti New.EngiaiM
fafnlrr. he Inns been recognized m perfect,
a,Ml after 0ncc seeing "JDsh j" nobmly wol,-
dG,s tint people &C, ioFr than once t0 cnjny
the rArs trent uf fun with the great tl0ral
lrs$ol, asltlp.l TINT tic play contains. The
atHl'cnec Inst night contained many tn
wll0m The story Of Int's troubles WIS not
new. but, t1ie ladies wept Just ,s
e,crgetirally ut the proper ttIne and
the men 1a.iRhcd a. heartily and applauded
as tlprDnriUl.siy IA ever.
With n. few uMlmpurtant exceptions the
cunpaily Is tho same rs when last ilere,-tha
stewart Logan, n young lady 0f more thn1
nrdlnary attract!uns, atld the possessnr af a
soprano voice af u 1nnllty rarely found otlt..
side ot npera. This fact was quickly realized
by the n1laeilcc n'ld ut THO emil OF her first
snilK She .wtls. tho recipient Of 4 hearty
encore. Miss Julia Wilson, a,nl Master Mar
tinettt wcre warmly welcomed by the nu,tl-
ellce, While A[r. ''lfnnusn,t wns, pf course.
tic Recipient of MI usntin1. Tin new
scenery by Malnlsl,a and isogers was OH n
par with tlle btller crcsl1iahte wnrkA ot these
gentlemen. ni,d ut thencrsssnries NJ tho play
were In krepins with tho s.xcellrIice s,f Tie
performance, which IL snyinE n great deal.
, 1880-09-07

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Manager Emmett has returned from New
Iurk. lie will ppen Ills l,ousa OH Monday
next.
AT the Olympic last night Tony Instor and
Ills variety trontm played: This perfornl-
MIrc why tho first q week'ss engagement.
standing room anfy" WIS the sign ut the
1oUr.
Maggie Mitchell reappenred Mt ItooIey's
last hight tD fattly well-li!Ie1 house. I'lle
engagement will last me week. Du.inY
tlAt time sl,e will present tho promlncnt
relies in lter repertoire.
Hurry .toseplls, all English hnrlesque
actor, WHO llaS been IL this country for Srs-
lmetl connected Will number Of travelling or-
gulIlxntlons ttietl III 1}ost0n yesterday. i1ewus
:Niycarsuf nge 1leart-ulscnse WIS tho tronhle.
Mr..1nsuplsrs VIA member Of aEl Ultl lu!nify VI
English players. atltl wtls 1T one time lonkrd
npul ns lM!te Il ,g9nti :ctur Of lnte years,
liUweyer. Through iItntss, IN ,lU1lht, the
qualities whlel! gave him ecrtutl. pop,.-
larity III tic n:tst liad almost Disappeared.
, 1880-09-07
CAuattr ny GAl,LE*

NEW Yunk, Sept. 0.-Elnanuei 1lansur.
allas Jacob lIabick, chasgc4l will extensive
forgerics Oh thu Industrial uaMk, Germany,
was arrested to-dny on buard ths steamship
Celtic, from Liverpool. llAblck ut 1lrst
denied Ills identity, but evidences
Of other foreertaa than those cable1
, 1880-09-07

NEW Y.,sx. Sept. G.-Arrlyed, q. the An
clnr1a. from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN. Srpi. G.-Arflycd, tile Ger
marie, from New York.
FARTHER PntST. Sept. G.--Passed lnwards,
tho Ca,,atl'au al,a Montreal, from I.!verrMl.
from Haltlnpie. a.,.i City ur l.ondon, New
York, have arrived.
, 1880-09-07
TJ1,.o1vy FROM TIE TRACK,

CI.EvELASp, O., Sept. 6-At u late hour
Suntluy night special oyster train OIL the
Baltimore & Ohio Koatl rnn into u calf near
Fostorla and was thrown from tho track. The
engineer, William Snlldarson, was ialnnetl
against the tlre.box and held until roasted to
death. The fireman jumped, aud was iIl-
j,,red II, such I, manner rs to render him Ill
snne. lie wandered Into the woods, wllerb
llo was afterwards found. Six ours Wcre
demolished.
, 1880-09-07
1ffIIEr, t,Y AN OFFICER.

N7T}sEn HF IN UFFT(EH,
ST. JOSi:llI, Mn, Sept. H.--Willlam +. Foa-
ter, travelling salesman for the McGnr,nfck
Reapcr Company. while out with II party vi
ynung ,nen lust night, was struck TIL the
heal With billy by l'oIIee Officer Chapman,
nlul Ills skull crushed, from Which he died
this luuriIfnK,
, 1880-09-07
INSTANT, DTATH.

dp<efaf DhpateA to TAs CAt<daa 7fthunt.
s1E1lfylLLE, Intl.. Sept 6.-This eycn-
!nx,wl,ile JoIln H. ,Eck, OF st. Paul,thls cou,l-
y. owner Of the Adams, Decatur County,
stonc-tluarrles, was engaged III helping the
MMofEmel, ra!so a. lurge rock. tho derrick sud
nisGE'y gaye WY, OlH Ut thu rDpcs striking
inal On tho head, causing instant death. lla
'ea'es wife and two children.
, 1880-09-07

DENVER Col. Srpt. M-'i'Ite T'rib,tnc's
Luke City special says: Andy mclaughlin
sl,ot a,n killed Jaseph Ncyins Mt Rosc's
cNbin. They qnarrcletl uyer n gnllt. Ut
cards. Neylns assaulted Alcf;faugitlin with
a Ax, Rili tho hitter ylibt iltM In self-ttefense.
, 1880-09-07

New York, Sept. h.-ElEiah All!Rer, mr.
rested for dealing In stolen bonds Ut tl,e Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railroad Company. to-
day identified Cai. Charles Unughton ns the
perstt,l WHO Ind given HIN tho securities to
hypot1lccnte.
, 1880-09-07
atrou.r Hopes that There Are
Survivors Not Yet ueA rd
From.
The Central American Steamer San
Salvador Believed to Have
Foundered,
THIS Disaster Occurring During the
Terrlblo Cyclone Of
Ang. ..
Boiler Explosions, Railroad Accidents, and
Various Minor Casualties.

THE LOST VERA CRUZ.
Special D''patsh 10 7"t Chicago Tribune.
New yonK, Sept. 1-It is c1atn,ell ut the
oee ol r. ,aan 49, s', t,r,,z ~ ,,. tna H.
tesvsew witli ar. owell, when W. was tele- s.
I s,"n, I'm rnntain ,li,t That otljrsr ur,,nL in
siins "'' :, H. ,.',,,,, .,,,. ,na f..,t,tn Vim
jnstlee. - h' s'1'. '"o o"p, .,, ,,".ng
u0llhtettly lost us !He "ne'' l''u 'eSsel
went own, at everything u, ls p"Wer Nv ar r"r
lie not oIy set,cu .c eor's OILS %,c s,'ru "s.1 t
!laue 70 picren. tne it ,..t., ~
~ atr wors sas xy " sate,ns,t e u' tho capan took
, ,iacr IN ti,s line Of mel, who wcrc passing
p,mc,.ets mn, nsstsIluu tbe do1kay.eurincs IN
uehG.s ,>l ~. y". ,,, .,,i, Trn, ;,,.,,ns st1,o
storm WIS so severe tllut no human power
could have saved tho vessel.
III frE"xu 9 ~ ast no"a,.e es er @ argn , ,vas
moi properly slowed. tho slessrs. Alexnidro
claiui that there Is no truth iu the assertion.
Tley say That tho steamer was loadcd with
un,,ynal MI cnr.,. auti therr was no cl, nnce for
the cargo 10 shift and cause listing OF
tie vessel. When 1t becaiue cVtueht that
the city Of Vera Cruz was In danger Of
th1owho'e'oo"i"' "o os''p 80. a.,.. -, ".s.s w..
saved. perflapst lstd sue nol early ~ t!o
storIn taien = netyy sel when M!ls!!ea aoWt
into tue etEIiie-roolll atld ex,llEulsnet! ttto
tires ~ TIC i4rfiacssi ttatls rehaer,g ,sle S,.h
uniNAi,nEeabic.; After the elfRttlea llaa
stnpped the helm WIS OF course almost use-
leSs .,
The City OF Vera CRUZ was rs strong mil
seaw1rthy ns II was pnsslnle 10 HIKE !.,.;. T.
w00dch vessel. llcr NM WIS s;ltfnppGt. Will
iron lan'!s, prscai,tion wh!Gh y1nt;t! j. }as 's
thought a:!e @ yery l'aterhIa;iiy 10 TO vnr, er
strength Iilc hurricane IN wl!leai % ane t, tGra
Cruz f0i!nteret! WIS tne most severe t!tat lli!S
taken place oil tic Florida eoast In twenty
years. 1t IS Il wonder TINT my Vessels Were
ke],t aiont III such torr!ble storm;
10 lis late home in Milford, DEL, tllis week.
i. \. Buck. Of tllIs city, will go to Delawure
to attend tlie 2 1inneral; @ A., o -, .,,a ,.a,,
Tie dead bodies Gf tho crew OF the vessel
coast were atl BURIED, bit one or two Of them
mag he disInlerretf antl brought North.
1Fhr people WHO were waiting it, Alex
nntlre 4 Cas- office for later particulars Oe
tue disaster departed WHEN told TINT tho
survivors Of tho disaster, who were on their
ief1e i1 by by We,nestay morning ut tfo latest.
nj. Alexandra also said: "Wo. arc waiting
uIlxi0ussy to learn by telegraph additional
nnilses or the snred. We know that tllcre are
lave not yet been sent to us. We lnye made
repeated requests for information, but tho
parties III Florida to whom we teipgraphcl
hnve been very slow III resp0nttlng.h
The plNcts w1lele tho uURd nrU buried Is
sandy spot, and has long been regarded ns
ole Of tho most lonesome on tho Florida
cpnst. fn;a ,7..,.a, c...o. c,,u,..u. 1u..,n.oxa
, 1880-09-07

Eptetat HispdteA 10 The Chtea1o Tribune.
DLouMISoroS, it,. srp,. G--1,ernar1
Dcnutson, n ,legro, who sint fata!'ya neg,,
lit Altn,, snmc weeks ago, antl recently Us
cnlhsl frnnl the Etlwnrlssll!e Ja1l: wfs rc-
to Alton tonight.
, 1880-09-07
FIRED IN 1sETALrAr1oN.

DEsvE1., Colo, Sept. G.-TIn Tcpubiicnn's
1.eadyile special saya Sunday night Conner
Rclnrt1s, former Captain of The i.caivflte
police fnrce fntally sllut Ill .tDiies. Thrre
tho lslci,. a It Ii said Jones threw stues at
lstchartls, who ilrcti IN retaliation.
, 1880-09-07

sssetas DtspatsA 10 TaA Gateaoa 7sthun&-
La CROSSE, Wis. Sept GA horrible acct-
aeat occurred here this afternoon, tie vtctlll
oelile Mike Deyin. day fort man III the CHI
caRo, Milwaukee g. 1T. Paul yards. liz way
sah over BY the cars, and Instantly killed.
, 1880-09-07

Special ntspntrh 10 Jht Chtta9a Tribune.
CiISr0x. ILL.,, Sept B.-During Inst night
thieves stolu FROM the resItcnce OF Gcorge
TInmons, ncar Waynesytlie. a valuable
horse, buggy, md harness, valued Mt anI>.
M eGw. Thieves arc getting thick aRat1l 1T
tlits v,unty, tflfs lnak1IK the third lsUlBe TINT
l,us teeM stolen III a iiluitIi.
, 1880-09-07

BnAnFoRp, pa., Sept. 0.-At 10 O'Clock
this morning n tifty-horse boiler III tho pump
station of the United Lines, twelve niles
northeast of Bradford, exploited with terri
bic force, md killed tho engineer, nalnesl 7.
j, Bennett.
, 1880-09-07
A. STEAMER ASHORE.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Sept. 0.-The steamer
Charleston, hence to New York, went asl1are
near this city Saturday ut 8:l3 p. III. llur
cargo consists Chiefly Of 900 bales Of cotton,
mostly on European account.
, 1880-09-07


MILWAUKEE, Sept. G.-The Sent iMcl's FnnI
du Lac special says criminal warrant was
issued to.day for the arrest of llawnr,l N.
kntctIen, editor ut thu UnttU CnM,uun-
Mctl'th, charging t;cn. nrngH. member Of
Congress, with selling catlctships.
, 1880-09-07
How Tragica1 intentions Brought
About Farcical Results in
Detroit.
A Young MIN III Columbus, o.,
F0rgcs the Old Governors
Name,
And on Being Detected suicidally
Swallows Four Grains Of
Morphine.
The Rev. Lloyd Morgan, Of Pennsylvania,
Arrested for Very mineral
Conduct.

DE1rsulr, Mich, Sept. r-lor some limo
john l.. reltler, n FrruclI,nat1 by blrtl, ant
% ,mt,sr ,,v trnc ,,yc,t t m, tnr, st r.t ~ .svt @
ruse' ~ .'e, a'en ~ -" t',s 'a.ee es.,
him. aa %s' Wosa s' s%s %aie" NJ name nc s':% i ds /"
ca,ucnc,l11atutcd with his employers ,lnutht-
sr whn says thnv warn marri1zl ,;ye yrnrs ] sn,,.
city up to four wuuks ngn last Wednesday,
when lie left l,er. A'ldic Is Of Gcrnn.n cx-
per'nents .i.iilt coalesce' 10 10
sltak, for tllctr union was 1ilfstreh by
frequent braw!s and qunrrrls, IN w11icl! both
e n.a. ,o a., VI III. s.
were startled ny the tliseh"rge OF i'ist"I shots
III t|lo house No. h:D Fort street enst, and
Immediately aftcrwar.l saw woiI'nn rnn
,,nr t,rt,i,,'n.i ura r,,, h., 49,, .'rn .."
n, nx, ti,r @ +ha, ~. i ri,,o, ~ ,nSs s,t.;,s
eSI ,pni; @ hs w t ,'se', ,li',.,, LIZ ei,,s
ass ils,I. sIi 40 SAY ,snn iyinx oa ti'e iioor %
~ tr uSn VI, III, ii, ia ~ 1gas n" s,1'. IT, .H 's",
,s t" wI .trn,,n ' fov r ec,,t ""S y uMx ~ ~
ro,,,}v M r'ss,o.l: ns m, scss sEe b. oEIs Wiz
II hi,th i,nrfii.s >@
rho wUunn snys: About month aeo.
AltEE 'tlNtl QlSShEl lhE }EHIS III HfItnetl
welded bliss with i'cltigr, hi. toll me that 1le
my Miiotner woman aslil was EailG 70 icaSe
fr,trEst, ~ E"o, o,,G n ~ ~ ,., ~" NY
litlll't sce lin for sollo weeks. Tt-
day tic 4irl / have living Will,
lne sni.! John was III thu back raon', wl'scft
- tile ai,,inE.fEooI E adtt! "selieM 10 W ile;
thn ~ r to III M oain atas,, 1s @ III y" liz ' n,1 "' J.. ~
lile, j sNId, "Gotai morul,,r." a|ttI0uefi It
WIS afterssapn. lte replied. !.ao!I ont fnr
ine. At!tiig; In going tt' siioot Mll." | saih
ia r,ia M1' s.s :. ,a ~ ,, ' sM1 ve f; ,il He
.oat w1',, cars 'i. i"t ~, @ ~ Kvf ifi,,,t ~
;a. m1t M pnns ~ eais ic " ''.sc s"' am, tneaI "
it;. p u. H., W. fG,,, H ate' ~.
u. , aM't ss,,, uMs int"s. w tacg t1"Ait !!lu
nro uo' . mM"3 e., III. 'I . me In, ~ st ,
". ". .;l i;a -, ",S IN ,.,, at ,t -, a''Gnt
liz liz "s u ~: r:ns,, @ I +, ~, to ~ @ @ s IT. in + ~
su; v ma ",7afr fr y. ~ Ii,,r. ~ o
;''t '1s ~ M.' T.; thn f..i,'ai @ ,t' s't!h'
,,, tG !.,,., ~. ~ u IN. ,t,'...,t tu ntt e3v'
n. tIt ,' ~ ~. us ." ',s,1 s. Ky.
i ,i,,' H.; mp ~ - H. H. ' !1. "u!se' ulG
,.s G s.M@t ~, u ais,, pn ai a. ae 'ts
.,,t ~ H., ne fsa t,,h T,tt f i, Mi. ~
v.. ..,,s .'.' ~, r,s,t,e . aGes ME' & ~
,;r,,t ;',i IT., H. ~, r1,.,it ",,nt " ar, ~ Y l"sec
'''e''s ''A' 'e'"''so ~ y o'''"S ''"sc'a'
,.,,
| Foit6Hn ~ oi4D mans NAME
| Sp'etdf Dspateh to The fhft"go Tribune.
COI.EM1'Cs. O., Sept H.-ttlHrcs Mtiltr, SOL
Of ry-Seuutor Miller. of this city. was mr.
rcstr,l thjs ryru,uv rI,nrord with fnr,,fn,, l,is
t,I,o. -. ts."' t.' i,. w." ~.
tMtnetH M n,t,'e ~ t"" ciechs; "sesesatlish
| 4
, 1880-09-07

e CHICAGO TRIBUNE:
to n large number after tho pub lie exercises
on Tuesdny morning.
TIE EXCURSIONS
provided fur tlIa Association have always
been n tInrkGh feature nf tsln sesti,,l 1il,sl.
Ut thk year have been untlYi,aliy numerous
ami 'lelT9lltf,il On 5uturduy afternoon tiia
Assaslatinh went dawn tli. flnrl,nr ~ the
1"st"'' ;,it; Swift stsn;,,,er, e1 ccr nir,
music, ina,le tic sail ,lown 10
Minots : iEeei ; md arotnd % resr Valiant one q
'snef' as o aste}S Stk%f'; knfioa 81 Gpay G"''y aifsr r
nly!led free tickets to Cnm Ann, Marblel,eatl
Meek. aMl Sntr'n,-t0 thy lust tlalAe,l by u
special exc,lrstnm.frain. Atsn, the Bostoii l.
cf"ys r i, I"lr" S, sst M H. sS, snr wltnn";t
519 persons went tn Salem. wnrc received by
n.ldrnl tnnlnttcc, con.ll.cted through tho
1'cnlHHty Museum AMI tic Essex Institute,
n'"I r. n I1y ,'S',s Mrr tnxyS| M H.. ~ sFss ;n"w ]
Tie residence " S. En'lIrntt f'eal,otly. fiji
elegant 1ltIllIs!on wi1s thrown open to tho
,st, E',rsts al n,nFe than usually suapt'o'ls
To-.Int tho Eastern RaElroad Company
setnls II spHcinl nxctIrsio1l-trnin, with :a1
l,!ci,t)crs Of tho Association, 10 FabyAn's
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Tic tickets. furnished free Of cost, ,'nre goott
eXcYrsion!sls VIII by escorted through! tho
white Mountains by the Appalachian
Mountain Club. Provision ll,s a!so been
made snr cxc'!rsiorists to go by tho l}estont&
Frn1,rontn Nntel, to Bethlehem, n. III. The
Huston Il leany llAilroa,l CnnImny also ex:
tsntls c0miliMr1,sary p'ts*es st'.t!ny tn httGtn!
, 1880-09-07

to iio fsct. Tjcsi, results, isrof, Mayer thtnkN,
will show 10 s1ortsinetl and Etl.lnnkerH
that the recelt movement ti1 fnynr Ut Htnhll-
boro guns Ia III thu wrong direction. Annt!lnr
Ii, tllat tho ehNr9e nf s'ot IN II 1tgargo
gun tyr upland slmntil,E II II ounces, NY @
drums of powder kNyt. tn III ounce, shot ~
to il :o,,nco sI4ot. ;iIu Imprr r,'es oil t,
wing. Onu is called ,snaIrshno.ing, wien
TIC shooter n@iet!y br!nEs the Ean t. .u,,l. hls
Tho ,nther styla nny bu ttestgiate'! IN tho
Ills xiii nlleutl o. tic bird titl la rcaelIes t!io
prnper dtssanco IN advance. nlMt then ttsts,
anEM!ar velocity Hyeil atter tts dtscArgn.
l'lta lutk.r ,aetlial I'rUf. Mayer Judges fr0nl
llls ex!'erleneoa ~ nr.ctleai gunner 70 be tllo
tlischargc it whlls. t II polittsa ut iao bln!.
l'rof. Mayer tcSte!! tllls question III tho ~.
l0wlng way: -Four wil!eta eAnlo nyNr tho
E;fSy it ~ ylas xa II tWs |s T1; t st fs f *;sn s;Sy
xuiariy a "ttsf it, it, afseures. f a. VII istsaG
killing the tlrst bird, tbs t'lrd from ttas leader
Iii thu subsection Of anthropology. several
papers 0t various puReH ~
THE lSnlAN QUESTION
llAyp been presenter! lty TAM. Curt!ngt0nt Col.
Aialtery, U. n. A., Mini. Powell, Mrs. Il. A.
sn,isl., and JudKa Henderson. They, dtscnSa
tic eo!ntng 1l.lian cel's'Is IN Oetobcf, In
dian !angllaRes, cl!stnlns,, social relations.
tribal laws. domestic implements, .weHylng
ut tDxtlis fabrics, aud tlIe progress Ut 1Mdtais
III education aud civilization: Ttesu papersa
ether %isa psoissts q lndiaa lass'aity. ai als
deserving Ut permanent preservation, rs n'l
Important contribution to our knowledga ot
rAce that Is fast disappearing from tlie f9ce
Of tile Eartl' II. H. u
, 1880-09-07

fAucccsapr md fnrtnHr rartnrr OF the late 1Ilss
1gnln~s.) T' reopen her English and French lIoari-
Ing ld lay sch"u fur Young Ladies' md Children at
10 t;snrncrcs rnft. New YORK, Thnskiny scpt.. ~
Careful training Hnd thorough instruction In evoyy
depAftnlent. fsoya' t1uss ntd E!nterartcn. Oct l..
, 1880-09-07

This CI!r9e Is tharn,txhlr fIrnl.hHh for giving 3
It Si.tis aid ais iii Music IND Att iy reason af is
endowment ttt charges unustat!y r1oderate.
send for Entalnru1 tn ltov. 4. ". COWLF19. d. D.,
, 1880-09-07

NIL nkyEMEtlx.A HOME AND DAY SCHOOL
IL fur young !aluN, ~ NNwbtlry-Ht- BOSTON. NntiY0
l,r,lassurs II !aaunsus, Distinguished lectntp Iu
Pills. prepared tor rur1u Hnd Harvard ernnilHa!Uns
AZ Oliver wSndde1l !isn,ss, l'u.,o4; t:ok Jos 4:
AT. ii. 1t. Holt as' Wnar.rt:. ChcaYu; Mr. Wild,nan
Mills, lnIangtnn Mich. AddrttA during August ut
htArHllil1I, Mhsn. -
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VANDALIA LINE.
The Vandalia Line

From Cincinnati to st. Louis is now run
ming special line Of magnificent Pullman
Palace Sleeping Coaches for the accommo-
dation of travel between the two cities
This is an improvement that the travel
ing public will appreciate, as it assures one
of choice of berths something that can not
be guaranteed by other lines whose sleep.
ing cars come through from the seaboard
cities. Ht .u..a... ..'.s r.D. ...
The Vandalia sleepers start from Plum.
street Depot every day at 7 p. M; time to
St. Louis Union Depot, where all Western
conneciians are made, twelve hours. One
trip over the Vandalia will convince the
most skeptioal that it is the route" for
first-class travellers. Tickets and berths
may be secured at any time by applying to
J. w. Pilsbury, Grand Hotel. E. V. Moss,
Plum-street Depot, or s. Egan, Ticket
Agent, northwest corner Fourth and Vine
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RAILROAD TIME TAHLEs

ICOrrectcd 20 Accord WIN CincinaH TIme.f
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN K-fIwAY.
Depot corner Mclean ape. and Gest streek
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NEW YORK. August 7. 1877

+ For many years have used Dr.. Tobias vene-
tian Liniment for various ailments, and always
found relief. A short time ago had severe at.
tack of lumbago; at first gave it no attention,
but the pain increased SO, thatI tried your Lini-
ment; two applications entirely cured me- I
would not be without it for ten times its cost
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From b. LawreBce,, ESQ.,, Of the
Firm of ID. d II. Lawrcnee, -
Maiden Lame, Importing Station