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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

The steamer Dove brought two
mails last Thursday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

Tomorrow is the day appointed
for the charge on turkeys.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

All the mill lumber docks are
well filed up with lumber.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24
Is Cent Column.

CtTRAYED From Alpens, Oct. &c. 1850, q
Dlarge red and white COW, largo horns, and nick
cut out of right ear. Any information as 70 the
whereabouts Of said animal will be rewarded by
David Duane. 400
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

Council, which was to have taken
place Monday evening, has been
adjourned until Monday evening
next.
The past season has been a good
one for fishermen. The amount Of
fish caught has been large, and the
demand for them at the markets
very brisk.
Warren a. Mcdonald have just
received another large lathe for
their foundry on Oldfeld street.
The firm is bound to keep up with
the times.
On Thanksgiving Day, at II
o'clock A. NJ, there will be union
services at the Congregational
Church. Rev. j. w. Campbell will
deliver the sermon.
The Ssginawian has an article
entitled "How to Treat a Watch"
II the treat is for the watch OF q
vessel, we would suggest something
with a stick in it.
The amount OF lumber shipped
from Alpsna to Chicago, the pre-
sent season, up to November 1st,
is 5,472,000 feet, as against 4,517,-
900 shipped in 1879.
Mooney e. Alderman have dis
solved partnership. The barber
shop will be continued under the
Management of Robert Mooney.
Alderman has left town.
The various boats have been IN
able to bring up all the freight be-
longing to this place, and large
quantities of supplies were left be-
low in the ware houses.
The board of canvassers of the
Alpena Representative District,
met yesterday and adjourned with
out settling the question as to
who shall be Representative.
Almost every person you met on
the street the last few days had good
color on his cheeks, and as regards
appetite, boarding house keepers
are thinking Of raising the price Of
board.
Isbell ~ Merrill have about one
hundred gill nets yet in the lake,
and unless the weather becomes
more favorable than of late, the
chances of their recovery are very
light.
The wind blowing at twenty-five
miles per hour from the northwest,
together with binding snow squalls,
and q low temperature, tended to
make Saturday night very disa-
greeable one for sailors.
The Free Press says "John
Breen, who for several years has
been at III. U. Soper's tobacco store,
will after the first of December
make Alpena his home, where he
will engage in business.
Moses Tucker, q farmer who |
was living in the vicinity of Bolton |
postoffice, Long Rapids, died last
Saturday. The burial took place
in the city cemetery Monday. The
deceased was 81 years of age.
The deer are getting tired of be-
ing hunted, and are now hunting
the hunters-at least some hunters
say they were attacked by deer
while in the woods. You can con-
slider this deer story if you wish.
The new postoffice in Long Rap
Ids, on the Rogers City road, is
jailed Bolton, in honor Of Henry
Bolton of this city. The post
master is Francis Bowling. The
nail leaves this city every We'd
lesday.
We arc the headquarters for all kinds
# furs. We keep the largest stock and !.
ell Mt lower prices than any house in
Northern Michigan. I
, 1880-06-11
IN THE SENATE.

Special Dsspateh to Tho Catcaeo Tsthttne
r. WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 10.-Tho Senate
spout to-day upon tho Bundry Civil till, ind
pnssed It. There was q groat deal Of wrangling
over amendments, but no considerable changes
beyond those already indicated woro nado. The
Yellow-Fever Commission received a largo mp
preparation, Notwithstanding tho bcllof Of many
Senators that tho Commission is Incompetent,
and that tho expenditures which it hus made aso
inoonslder1,to and indefons!blc, Tho amend
montH made to tho bill Aro not considerable, and
thoro will 10 little difficulty In coming to nn un-
derstandinG with tho House. There remains In
tho sonate, aftor, this bill, but one approprl-
alton bill TO DO considered. the General Doicen.
cy btll. and there now H0etna TO bo nothing 10
prevent the adjournment OF Congress On
"Wednesday noIt 1T noon.
THE PltEK-TIApE DEMOCRATS
fulfilled their promise to cldeayor to bring up
Sumo tariff MGnaurtJ US Ht>ut lib tho QUrOptiptlOl
Lille wpto paasel. ThDlr plun IL tO curry no-
ton to proceed to bu8fne8a III Comtllttno Of tho
Whole and then to bring up BONO tArir measure,
tho intention bolug fo present salt, w0o1-pllp,
paper, and othcr artlclus fn separate bills. They
wofc unslccosatul In this attempt th!s morning,
oven II th0tr eorta arC 8incpre, 20 long III thOrG
is an opportunity Of accomplishing soma mis-
chief through political legislation.
FREE AALr.
Tho Sondte passed. bill that may prevent the
permitting tho importation, duty free, Of claa~
sieAl antiquities ln amendment WnB aided CIV
ing exporters of meats cured by torCign Aalt
dsaWbNGk.
, 1880-06-11

"eoe To prszent hls scilomo u tho foreign capl.
tallats- His pnrposo is IN bo In London bofnrc
July ], at which time DO Lesseps hns announced
that tho txxrks fur his Panama echunlo will III,
ofonetl. Tho American Syndicate Seem III to
cnnaionnt thnt thoy havo superior advantages
and c0t conttHcc tho European world Ut thls
til. COST uP r1tE WAL
10 The trtsft.4, Assoetdtsd F'rsas
WAsnrH1rON, D. e., juno fD.-The' SECRETARY
OF the Treasury to-dny forwarded u tho Benntu
United St,sgs in tho War VI the ltebctinn: also,
tho specified 9nount pn,d on tho. principal Ut
INC mel, ln!;G y, r.; dnht thereby ineurrca Tue state
from July J, iHdl, to juno 10. 1B7D, inclusive hf
the ntiIouitfa III gross oxpendttrea. wore q, W,-
snecltlo expenditures of tho War, 81,
Tho statement was ma1o in response to a Sen.
alto resolution.
, 1880-06-11
HENDRICKS.
S11s SECOND rLACH TO DR GIVEN nIA In ALL
rNpnAn1IlTY,

rus SECOND rLAcn TO DE GIVEN nIA In ALL
rNonAn1LlTY.
Sptesal Dtspoteh to 14S Chicago Trfbun&
:. .1Hp1AxAroI1s, Ind, June lo,-Tho friends Of
Gov. Hendricks, who havo .beon recognized ne
advocates Of hard money, begin to four
That he "put bis foot Into It" again
yestcraay by his hearty Endorsement Of
tho nomination Of Franklin Landors, the
most notoriously soft money Initiation Groeu-
k.Domocrnt In tho stAto. It bus been known
that for some tno tho Governors Washington
friends hnvc beon trying to orcate tho tuprcs-
sion that thnir chIofs position on tho financial
question bad been misunderstood, and So to
prove IT. q: committee was appointed to collect
extracts from bis speeches ulnt would
ut him right. Tho plan YVES succeeding
very we'll, but the proceedings Of yestorlny
viii givo him another black eye. Indeed. his
conduct for tho past sIx years haa boen
10 indsoroet that, whatever may bo his
own opInion as to tho final issue at Gin
clnnatt, mono, OF his friends Imagine that he
will be placed at tho head Of tho ticket. In
fact, It may 10 assorted that, go far from hold
ing any such view. thoy will 70 To Cincinnati to
work for tho nomination Of Seymour and
Hendricks. Or course. for two or three ballots
THE VOTE or INDIANA
will be Gust for IIcnl1icka, and then an
endcavor will be nude to load tho break
that shah carry tho Sage Of Utica Into tho
p1lllnnQ0ns IuuL lucy uu utE TE1lly
expect Hendricks nomination IS abundantly
verified In tho PLATFORM which announces that
!" tho Democracy of Indiana are In fnvor OF tho
txo-thlrls rule governing nominations" and
instructlng tho dclcgntcs to vote for lta main
tenaucc No ono, however sanguine bis expec-
tatious, has for moment clni1uod that Hon.
bricks had or could receive that nlltn-
bcr Of votes, but, after Seymour, they
s0'' mi pst4 4possoe &c @ts afa;
thls combination the belief is
ssT YsE'a3 aa3 aaas nsa as sas So
Jersey, md oyory Southern stuto. which la
atMnlantly sufficient to nlect They argue TINT
With seymour ns tho caadtdAta the two factions
w1l not actively antagonizo tho tioket, notwith-
standing tho presence OF Arthur ns tail to tho
Garfield nomination. 1t m9y he got down that
ndiana : for ssymonr and AZ ieaaslsks aaa ~ III
Hon. Wiliam Il. English
AZ CHAIRMAN
OF tho Domocratic Htnta Committee Is Qtrict
4tts gamc cot up BY that geutlcnAn's friends ~
h,p ptel!MlnaEy q atop TO his candiaaoy for the
ln faot, IT. is beloved by McDonald's frionds
nat tho whole ara.nRemont hn4 boon sot up w
Tho senator, and that Mr. Eug!tsh will now eot
pouncos TINT tho battle cry must be " fraud" tho
@s!s @ Of the campaign nEainss Garfield being
INIT no Fns member OF tho Electoral Conm@-
eton; therefore, no true Democrat cnn vote for
hm. After such nn announcement, huyovcr, It
teans Inconsistent 70 bend all cudoayor toward
putting out Of slight the candidate who alone
loHty Of Tho intjana Deinocrats Thoroughly hato
ridden because bis determination to knife 1len-
dFckB, which calamity, thoy forcsee, caHnot be
Ayertcd. Their litst lealro, thon, ia to kill on
5iden, md tho two-thlrds rule, they think. will
, 1880-06-11
NOTES.

e. WESTERN DKLE0ATEH.
epeesal Dhpafth to 1hs Chicago Tf{bunA.
.oAAilA, Noh., juno 1l-Thls artosnoon G. II.
Aaade1, J. z MoElrath. W. 2. Frost aud John
faev. Ocmouratio delegates from California;
aaa Z. .. stonchill, OF Nevada, dalcgate, Pnascd
EMtfol'2a Omaha Oh their way to Cincinnati vim
sulcago. They are uniiIstrllntol nn1 have no
hPsttoular p cholco. Thoy were accolnpanied by
r Ex-senator Gwtnn, z. j. Colcnnn. Judge W. ".
EESpc. George johnson, ". W. Footo, adA IL J..
NEW YORK LEuIatATunn.
- - delegate who has returned from Chicago
ddSs dSs 1at hc heartl It reported In tho New York
aslesauon TINT Rn attompt would ba made to
se|1aveno the Legislature and attompt now to
e'ss1 tho Presidential Electors by distticta.
=. .. i BREAK.
assssaf D4psteA to Th4 Chicago 7rtbsMz.
>nNS1M YonK, Juno 1l-Tho Brooklyn delegates
Ts,Ss Ts,Ss1oinnau aro sail to hAse bEokeil away fruiu
All dtta'o, &al refused to vote for Payns or Han
Ec.;m most OF th0M WAnt Seymour. The parn.
L.. sst seymour wouldn't run, OF COURSE, but could
Sssn Ss assfela ho did. bus sot up Seymour boom
WILL nxHAIH At HOME.
W &a*elal D1pateA to tn Ca&eaqo 1ttbuns.
stSs9aVed here this afternoon from Cen, Garfield
i,r,iI i,iIn8 taat be ahould not roturn TO Washington
ssSt.1,.a S91 altet the pd10urnment Of Congress, aud
4 lnM49 W. saat ammo Of his personal eGcess be Sout
WARMLY 1aponsED.
nsMtaasH Youx, June 11---At q meeting of tho
Sdnnss League Club Tonight resolutions were
asgkssGa warmly in1osBtng tho uomlnat1on Of
""asn and Arthur.
WITHDRAWN,
FscHsMassvItf. lnd., Juno tQ.-deu. Jnmea II,
f fts&ealo1d ~. publtshes card III tho city papers
ists ssoFrow withdrawing his nsinc VI candl-
lussanu,ss aus tov*s1or, giving hs o roASon tho s9-
esss'tsa's esss. os h1s private and professional husl-
, 1880-06-11
:, THE OFFICES.
yLANTIlAaFT'6 AplUINThgNT.

Special Nspae1A 10 TAs CAicdoo Tribune.
WAa1ilNoToH. D. O., Juno ll-Tho nomlna-
ton Of Hartshnft to bo Collector Of Customs at
Philadelphia was surprise to most OF tho
Philadelphia Congressuleis, ald most OF all to
Totton, well known In Chtcngo US tho soft
whlsky witness. Tho latter s4ys that Us late
as yustorday morning tho President In
formed him that ho erotton) should certainly TO
reappointed, and Pennsylvania gentleman
who oalled upon tho Preaidont this morning
said that tho President told him that oven
u late a. this morning ho had fully expected to
appoint Totton. Tho !nforenoes Of somo Ut tho
Congressman arc that lotion IL removed bocauso
nelthor OF Ill frlonds, MoMancs nor Lon CAM
ero1I, threw their intluenoo at tho ChIcago Cpn-
vepbpu for tho Ohio oouddato, md TINT tho Ap-
polptmGnt Of llartt1nft 10 inoru ptecG Of spite
work on tho part Of tho Treusury. One Of tho
peunsy!vaniA ConRrcsamon, H. speaking about
this, said TINT IT. Wus pOor plCOo OF pollt1cal
work tor tho beginning OF q campaign
NOMINATIONS.
10 khf WtxteTJ, AsAoefatkd Prtxt.
WASlIIh0ToH, D. G. juno 1U.-Tho President
nOtuttiatcd John =. EtnrtrAnft to be Collector ot
Eu4t0na OF tho District of PhilalalphtAi Virgil
u, Stockhrldge. Diatrlct OF Colulntl1, to b9 A.
B!stant Commissioner Ut PatentA; ltuhcr q. Dy.
tho l'4eent oMte; Chazlcs Doughty. ot nioai8ail.
inAw; William 4. DunuinVton. OF MinnesotA, u
lv Rsgtstet OF the Land Ollleo VI !tnd wood
Falls; William .. tierrlott OF biancaoti, 70 oo
ll,celvoe Of Land Qtllo0 ut 1ied Wool Ft1lsi and
John v. ,Ailont Of sMlnnosota, leccltor VI tho
LRlO QMco " Fergus E4llls.
, 1880-06-11
Which Win Add Further Con-
fusion to the Present
Methods.
Tho sundry Clyll Bill Considered and
Pissed by the Senate
Yesterday.
The Reason Why Gov. Hartranft Was
Nominated-Notes and
News.


,u,s.,s..,..- " M ~ ~. n"
cal work to-lay. ono thing that they attempted
to do, md which thoy DECLARED thoy would nc
co1npliah, was to make !. certain Tint tho Demo
cratic nominee shall 10 dcclarcd by tho two
51o Houses a. Of &c consrs,s 70 be President 81 Of tho 10
.hn ,at"s ns..h .1.a,, W. s ~. o a.oea p
a INC vo.os OF tho people 10 tho smtea or not,
hayo resolved to nttompt to accomulIsh Ibis uur-
poao. First nv tim paasauo of nav, s,,nervts,,r
inw secon econ II BY t tho % adSpton sF Of tho polains
by decree Of tho Dcmoon.tlo minority of tho
eons..tuuohui e.. po"Sr o1 ho ltes'acnt VI tao
senate 10 count tho votes for President and
Woe President. Both Of these rncas,trcs passctl
tho Senate. Tho Democrats were shrowd and
capablo enough TO clcar tho Speakers tablo Of
nil business upou IL which would prevent rcach.
fnu thoao ,ncosnrcs ,yhoncvor n 1nntion ahnut,,
prevent @ % to 70 to tho w speakcrs taSio % ro % 10.
Assist the psMoc1.ATa
to DO this and to holp to p'aco 50 formidable n
parilamensary weapon IN mo hands OF their OPP
ponents. Tho 0cnocrats, II they over rcuch Il
,res and tn IN this thnv ,y,, ,,ndon,,,o,,1 ~.
vuts eScry VI hour All Of lima tint rpnnins IntIl tHo %
cloas of tho sesslon M @ next Wonesday noon. % OK e
~ nS % gS W ~ ~, 70
Of tila nnnrorriaffon 1,iIis, Tha % i,en,t'iicons
hoe to Ss!sat tae n At sa.t
Ss se
L tss ytsl psins{s sse Business i y fssost @ e
e pseysns tso trsnssetion 81 Gnsnsss1 e 1esmsis:
mons1enS. As 70 tno sunerv,sso@rs IT, p,!l, thas
~ Sn tr n,,ra ,1s e,,at fa e
, 1880-06-11
A HORRIBLE DEED.

PRovrpRNcg, n. l., June 10.-Watter Windsor,
II years old, bus confessed tho .nurlor Of Miss
Anultn Potter, III johnson. Tho murdered
woman was aNout % ycuta old, uud for a long
unu had lived comfortably With IN Invalid ais
ter On small farm about ulght Eiies from this
city. Her body wus found, nonrly nude, In q
dlsused collar, tho skull being completely fsao-
turpd by blunt instrumc4it. Windsor Bllys he
called Miss Potter from her house TO got Bolne
strawberries growing In an Rujacent yarl, anl
when sho WA gottH To tho plAGo with him be
sctxod her by tho thruat With lAlth ha1ids, threw
h9I 70 tho ground, and Httelnptcd nn outrage.
which Bhu successfully resisted. Ito tlion struck
h0r Il dozen times OIL tho head With
lMr1yo piece Ut lrun until Aho was dcad, tl,cu
drltKlng tho body TO caliur will he hrow 1t In.
, 1880-06-11

xprcsd through tho city. Whoruvcr hopublfo,
bands indicated ta .atlsfast!pn eysi,
,napIs,ons n un1 JadEniont u IL. Tho tina rcault
o osSr Thag sbs 1uf 1o ,,Gsa HUI
ri Il jfo; II fns lct.erod mud retuyon9ted !tssit,
a ~ b m a,ied eeoiort ~ az ' Ty tho Scst co-
n'nI,ts within ia ranks. The different factions
~ tho Nopubcan party will enthusiastically
!sga1,s now al tho head ot tliotr columns, who. lis
liz viii lcad ,ts to victory"
AA rItR tlw YORK "v0LxszHfruNo,"
;he leading organ OF tho soclalisls Ut Amoricn,
,,,crles Tho 6ltuatlon In t1so Republican M.
t,onnl Convention on tho third day from It's own
s,ontlpo,pt, mid predicts that tho Dcn,ocrnts
I'M loae cor,tro! Of the Lower House In Novc,n-
bar Considering tho source from whence this
rrc,totion comes, It is OF some Importance. The
Tnkxsatun0 says: "Evcryth!ng that has hap-
tcnod 80 fur Ia tho Chicago Convention lomon-
strntes that tho Republican party has ouutved
itsolf, Tho different factions and theIr leaders
md followers opposing euch other IN tho sup
,,oTt Of theIr candldatcs aro ds excited and BIT
tcr A II thpy werc Democrats and Ropublicnus
tSott aides 1lakc uso Of NIL possible frauds, over
Filings, and parliamentary tf'cks sl 70 ADVANCE @
mrnns 10 pgotonE the session, u tire out and
apljt tho opposition, md TO buy up NIL venal
u j eorrlptlblo elements; Tho blaine people
e,;sarians. 1i 1ho sher1nanites arc verytunrola.
! assoclntoa of the ni,sntltes, but very !tale
doses to ths noy y a. / any mGmon 1ntons ,is
t itoft.soaper' s like Hayes, Washburne, or "a.
tGe aGofcns TIN faot1ons, who would not bcar tho hu.
tniIiataon OF defeat after nll their oI0rttons.
, 1880-06-11
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Most Atroe'ous cti6f92yss:''erought f9yI
to Light in NeWssYork
cityE,.' =:
John oimpel Attempts to Murder Hi
Wife and BusH His House.
And Ends Ills rja1llsl Deeds By Cuttlng
liis Uwn Throat.
a Discharged Workman Murders His Former
=, Employer at Kookuk, La,
a NEW YORK HORROR.

-: a NEW YORK HORROR.
/, NEW funk, Juna 10.-One u thu most afro.
ciaus crimes that hayo been committed In years
occurred this morning ntout O'Clock. John
uimrct. n bolus1lnx. .house keeper, at 10 Delaney
strtct, attempted u murder his wife, thon to
set fire to tho to,,se, and finally to commit auI.
citlc by cutting his throat With flzor.
The house III which tho tr14cdy took plneo Ia q
throe-story al,d basoftacnt dwelling ut tho above
address. ul1npcl WIS painter by tt1l1c, hit Of
lite Tears lstl abandoned this occupation to
lend lIfe Ut leness. Tho wife managed the
boartling.hoilsc and kept cinrXe OF tho receipts,
which proceeding angorc,t her husband, and
was n ncvcr-ent,ing subject Of strfo betwcon
the rnlr. During tho lust few years they haya
always lived ut variance. OF into IL, bitter wns
tho onmity townrsl cact othor tl.at they seldom
spoke, and occupied different apartments Ia
tho hul,sc.
This morning n,out o'clock Olmpel arose as
usual. at,d, lescrnduig to tho dining room, ato
bis brrMkfaat MID went to his apartment axa,n
np-atntrs, leaving tho othct MMrsiors at the
s SIS ' enpe fs an vi nj osrd 1s,s a
wore left nlnnc.s
bcfnrc, ald Mrs. uiinpel then satd To the gIrl:
out ssine y the cethcs II wns a6ois III f'ttee'. @
sssasy. an :sl . s1 ys!SsS III s; = ufsssaiss pss
nHa afs tS, xes kSS1S Tt X n fl, dms st nvov
tho form of Mn Giinpci apparently lifclcss. Her
arms wer1 stretched out VI II to gr'.sp ut solno
arllls SO completely that 1lo feuturc could bc
rccoHhIMA.' LII this helpless condition abe lay
VIII, no sign Of life from her, while tho af-
terF' deri' '''"s '' 'n0 up o' '0''' '0''s' mug
n tho meantime. Policeman Etterlcb, Of tho
ftSI
, 1880-06-11
OREGON,

IkrUuL1Quza vT9I0NYs
BAN FhAsCIsCo, juno 1l-A Portland dispatch
hys tho latest election returns from tho interior
o. tho State Indicate that d. @. George, 1sopub-
ucan, is elected to Cougrces by a mnjority rnnE-
mg from l.o0 TO ,ol. Tho entire llgpublican
heket for Judges OF tho Supreme Court ID
elected beyond a doubt. Tho majorities aro
ei0cult 70 obtain, but It Ia safe to estima.e tho
average at 1000
statot, although thero nro strong Indications
nat The Republicans will havo q majority In
, 1880-06-11
WOOL.

6s<aaf DspsetA 10 TN CAieaoo 1Hbxax.
ADitIAa, Mich, Juno 10,-Wool ts now comtng
In freely and solllns at from Is to 10 oenta,-ou0
choIoo lot Of Iii hseoos fetching tha. latter
hguto to-day. It ID beloved tho great bulk OF
the SuAson's clip will 10 marketed carly, ~
farnera arg getting over tho speculative iucli-
, 1880-06-11
PORT HURON.

ssl..sf HURON. Juno l0-1D q. m.-Passed up-pro.
M Asot. '. Il. Kstchnn.. b. Vancas lntor-Doean
poo,oS oft ~ Young Amestcs, N. X. F1ith&nk and
r Hstn. Esst haginax aud barRes, RchoOnsss Milan.
0xdan ill., ns$Slln A. Wbbor Bell Mitchell. Wn. u.
ksG III ltfgfRsl!ets Arctic. Nahnut. QubeGi schoon'
WlcS MY !oumalk. W. Watvr1
~@ ousAas llxht5 wuatfsaf <lppdy. fQvHy,
, 1880-06-11

s1teAl Ds,pateA 70 TAI cAt<aeo 1s1ya4.
LAFAYETTE, 1pd.. Jt@as l4TTno examination
Of Henry Frctz, under q, 00 bpnls charged With
killing tacclaentally, Itxhmali ,Weitzel ,en Bun-
tlMy lust, resulted la All A4slulafRl.
, 1880-06-11
SUICIDE,

5pxsAi D<sssteA to TAs Cateaso T4tbxaA,
DAvkstoitF' Ia, Juno lo.-A well known
writer for the daily prcss, having becn ou-
ployed on tho Mashlngton papers, Cincinnati
C0mmesct1A nnd IT. Louis ltaht- Democrat,
Williau, Y. Coats; committed Butcd4o hero Last
night w swollowlnx Ru uuuco VI laulanuu,
, 1880-06-11

QALvEs1oR, Tux, June lo-A special to tho
Ne,r4 from Musshall says: Tho Currie caso wss
calloti this morning. 10th stdos announced
themselves really for trial Tho statu wis rop.
rcseutel by W. ", sptvy, District Attorney, and
W. A. Btoadman, County Attorney, and the de-.
fendant BY Messrs: 1Arl,oy Ltpsuomb and 4.
Pope, Of Ibis city, W. l.. Crawford, 0f Lea, Judge
1Asl aud MS. Crnfn Ut Lnuislana. Tho nrst gem
oral vouiro has b,on e1haustad With the selec-
ton OF four tut1ra. The Court adjourned un-
It'll Tomorrow. Tho Sheriff ts Instructed to
SUMMON sixty jururH.
, 1880-06-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

Ru,-
toa4,oa. 'aoe io'-Aff'sea' "'Aa''A' 'so'a
8,a.e1a. Juno l0-The stcamshipa California,
4l1Ann, and padurlRnd hayo arrived ont
-. 81. Mssets rogu!a,y, purify sttsuethep. and
'oa tuatekhaI f4nrtl0ux.
, 1880-06-11

q y. HAMlLl'A S}'tIt>uL OF ElACuTlDN. Euls-
d TOR 4fcyt Ma1Gnh.at aud Hl,h0p g,ufli yn-
tranru IS GtslDp court I0luAsona. kN
, 1880-06-11

Hoshenk ~ delightful aauttafy 1nch&urp,
alWRis Vt1er tho Qplicu1A Medlciuai Soau.
, 1880-06-11

" IOuNED THE MAILS.
6psetal DRspatek to tn Chicago Ittbuns.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind. juno 1G-J. J. 6toudaT,
formerly Assistant Postmaster ut Aboit0, Ind,
Was to-day found guilty III tho Ftslcrh Court Of
rOh0tny tho NlAlls. Judge Gresham EOntcucel
him " eighteen month"; imprisonment.
= STABBED TO THE uEAnT,
MulpHYsnoun. Ill, June ll-Ina SALOON guar
yol John ]. DAVIDSON was stabbed tn Tho heart
by.totaa unknowu'p party. lfo walkc! out Of tho
within ten nluutIs, l., : =
, 1880-06-11

1Uit SALE--YrEAM, HfHltAULlC, AND HAND
Y lower ultyalurs. .tisa pno saaonI,ha tsslse~
Ia good 9slut. EaA ~ suon tuuulnx. Reba1 alsYAs
k0f WUtka. 81 " VI l1iln0is-9t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-11-04
BANK ROBBERY.

Some time since. Hull's bank was warned
to look out tor burglars. Although they have
one of the finest safes. and first-class bank
vault, they placed a guard on duty. and KEEP,
him on until last Saturday night. Imagine
the surprise on Tuesday morning early. when
the book-keeper. Mr. Geo. W. Finlay. and
Mr.. Albert shulthis opened the vault. TO find
the contents strewn all around. The door
was closed and the Hull Brothers informed
Of the situation. ON examination il was
found that the burglars had got into the cell
lar, aId with crow-bar and chisel, drilled a
hole. angling SIX feet through solid stone and
brick work. into the vault. The hole was
large enough for man Of ordinary size to
squeeze through. The party had tried to
pick and break the lock on the safe but il re-
sisted all efforts. and then they ransacked
private boxes and papers in tie vault. They
found s3l2 Is in silver coin and niekle-. in a
box. which they took nd then made their
escape. 4 large reward has been offered for
the burglars, and every effort will be made
to capture them. II is supposed that they
were party Of strangers. who. after rob-
bling the bank. Immediately leff the city for
parts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Triias,.