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, 1880-07-27

Mu,erlt style: Murlercrs will out.
,sEugaged Girl"-Mr. Ellison lIas not
a1yCfted Il sphnkMphoile.
The National l1ny-Fcver Association Will
s,n,, meet ut 1iuihlchutn, N. X. AL It's meni.
bcrs Rre up to stlllir.
Now tInt It Is announced tint ucrnhnrttt Is
10 bryug SbIGN worth TT ,1rossus With her We
l,ope lint tho unseenty il,snuationB regarding
hur ability MS HI t1ctress Will censc.
The nuw colors III Paris nro raspberry
rr,;,,n" mi. " crushed strawberry" 1icrcnfter
W suppose, crushed strawberry will he tho
prupcr term to use Ill speaking Of rcl'headed
girls.
The jolly old AllltoonIl of Swat,
III reply tu Il unoatinu, snid WhutT'
iiu ltd mt got to Never
Fur II man with Il c1ravor
Druyp hlli, nut pn thq heaost 10 hot.
The New York Trlt1t'tc says TINT Austrian
wotc11 wear Il curious ring FOR lick. 1t hAs Al-
tacl,ed to It II llttln pIH swinging from golden
elrlr. Clne1nnnt1 people AiwayB feel Ae homo
when travelling IN Austria.
ranl l}uyton's next voyage will bo FROM
Fort lstntn,, un tho upper wntcrs Of tho Mis-.
ro,ri, 10 st. LnltIH, u distance OF nlsis'st 'too
,DIIca 1t does Bceln ps iT thero Wlght IL bu
hungry alligator or twt III alI tiat distance.
People wu think Canadian editors hhvo
M ltr,. III h,1pr ilill butter retire. 1,nnll,l-
iur tylppr rccutlty announced tint I.Drnc it,
tended tn resign li!s position next ycnr In os-
DIR L, rscapu tha1o constantly recurring scpartl-
tlu11s from his Wife,
"Joln 1}rigllt"-Alr. English Ii candidate
for vrf President Oh tho De1nucriltle tIrlet. fte
E,ye 81 fer tho rclier .nt s.tirer1rs BY tho
gr.4lt lire lin thIs city, md thu Ecslcral ins-
preston IL imt slc will never die from cnlnrgc-
ment uf t1u dalrt-
A.clna Pati! has been very III, ard 1t Is
taIi sonc or her higher nntes hAvc been very
a,ueh weakened. 4 man III Chtcago whohes OIL
lie r,lces lust week also hnl sulliv Ut hs higher
.ntrs very much weakened, ont for 500 l'elnl
~ mculnp!ctcly prostratcd that only el.1a of II
: WIS left.
IN observing correspondent tcstEflcs tllai
nj AtlAilttc City ono Sues rlurc sohltr, shnpcls
wt,le,l ui1,l petite iilrllrca thnn ut any otlie
ptace. Yes, Ad IL their husbands nr0 txnml1sct
tter tho dear creatures yet tdlae you Will 1lt's
invre pettte, slender pouket1ooks than III III!
utltr Vaee.
"Da!sy Dnle," q presumably tang'e-llairot
puet. Isks:
Ami carvS, iii partially ul,l wiIh sk!lltui cnro.
Tic petIuut IeAtur.s Ut pucr!tss faeg
A!,J when c"l,I,lotuh, % atltuia n1Eeny take
H. ama5 , i,,a ttsn %t!! rv''rs'. sI* .aiH nlo"s
TIl9 Hhlp4ly LlAkI VIC ittIilrc!i 4'l-
Whlt ,rtluiu You thltlk. my fElDnds:
| We should think tllAt cyel Btonectitturs Hoine
uues Displayed gruat Judgment, Never u
irail To us< Our honest Judgment, "Dals!
1alc." W. delight In answering questions.
, 1880-07-27

Hoipoke tMtts.) corrsspa,,difnss sprtnaf"d tA"s">
nr. Mtty,cr tells tho e"It story Of II remarkable
cscapo fron, tho clreota Of u rattlesnakoa 1lte;
Ferdinand lluvl. Ut ,6ls elty, cslle % tho ltor
anil showed him soro !i1lEor, which, u sa!d ~!
hs tsa t. a sy athons so haa ahH S ssSa Ses
sw,,llun To q Rreat ylzo tho next day no ,norc
serious circcta wore fot. ind tho MIN II now y
WIS tnkO,t long bcroro hv found .oc!or; Nuels
futher-t,-law. m old resident named Ir!ih'sr,
IL a professional snak!-caleher, Ald tho , M%o
Mu,,tt ION rpKIon "a tho usual hslnttny- Eround
iur rs.stItsnakds, but this time thoy did not
pros sSy',s r. II 70 'ta o Sit tho c @ a,mpIy DOWN e
pstli,u g pat his hand hand .'own ,S,,h,n,9 t2
fun, uiltipr Tho st.slia n,,1 Erabho thu lsst!o Y
Scr :, % D. ht sriy 1ss ss'an 81 faa4er, wiz
ways goes preinrH for such e"1er9tctlc!e:;& II MM M W.
very prompt. III. his measures. lio tfst tied y
siSnS.i. I Id t,c s..ekc'i iho lt,lson out WITH hs
sn f,ss5 II se5'44y Is sas
,,su ,,oi,!a. % Hitcr hwi,e ho oseaed Tho strng !!
1.ssl S I. t. HUI ho a1s y to N 70 sewy
| lint II could lu absorbed. These tl!ecAiitsona
wlth,lt doubt saSel thu younx tlan 9!le. as'e
a1ch casos. ThU st,aku was nftcrward cnpture.l
nlIve. lrllnicr says he ot.co sw ,sotlal. dao IN
twenty-five minutes orn lttlcsna rttt,"
aIiy Iett 70 hal !eare. g york g. utontly: !1
tltne, so'lin4 tho snakes ~ collectors s. ans'
natural hlstory museums: @ lto ~ a.~aS ~;
mats nro cap,ur,Hl. 50 that they ara ~ a lg1ssr r.
Ho,lsure! very asscganls paythtxs u IL lsa. ~
g;nod tlc..I less than the mutual dread Of such
tMtuWs, il tho story hu tells nf her u trio: llt
| Ind fourteen 1.-Two FAttlusnukeA On hnnl vt one
| wllure hu and tls wife slept. OAu hight whit
hD was away tram huuIo tho whole lnenaEuFlt
tot lotiss, a,a tho wot.,aIi Mls awakened w fso!
Eno kupt her presence ot mimi In \ Telnnrknhle
lnafl1.prt. Instead 0f rushing fur tho 1lrst doo
| a.lll 'tleelng ttonl tho h1uso. to bo t0llo"ot
by tho ycuUllIcss, hui :lerWiBo henIthy Bnakts
-Aa Aitat,se any lnortul w1tHuh ~ mum ethe
would havo done,-sAu waa uloF1 tnttdful'of b.
husbanl's property, Antl dutsrnilned u recap
lure Striking 1sht: ahe yo. possess,,oa !.
in hs profession, anl then. for two hours. 81
hat u airous all by hoFselt. suocuoding, 1etor
tho curtain fell, In baxgnH every spEpcnt u
lhuH. Efl!co that night n. fsul&er hlls ln.latc,
u, nak tR tre woosishctl DO sorylce Us azoosox'a
I'll gurlea.
, 1880-07-27
Tho Golden LIun-A I'urlslMn Restnu.
rant which I. Just Now Ia Favor
4Uath Nntublc TsGonfct

with Notable People
Ths Par!: sorsesr,1acnpt n'oe ct The M a i
closest Iticostto during h!s lust short ao1ourn y.
Vuris. llu tltcl,4ed l,utter sMtant rut..s nun
quito were io.luod IN tho nlnllsartl uf tho il0io
iirst Yesterday io pe y. tl'a r%sta''sas,t u ~
q sho Lion aor !! taG s ~ i thp rrS ~ saS
1nske ot thu hour T. fotta,u y M w9!l enisy
s sSsn e ,sa ti'tS . s S IL e. % o; I'm data Il s
went th0ru 10 breakfast y few WetnesdAsa aKo.
nnA waa llut able 20 t!n! IN un,ity tnlly. M MTh9
nsrnlila bcllst ftun lie Kuu do ID Grunge.
hanas @ sixiy Year, 80. "sq -, s1ganoss IsyaS y
MsI ssSlo fi loit @ The a. 9oa 1t ~ rssls md snzl
hin, NJ again over t!o door 9t % = %tHscrt,, built
S4 !ns sfIa a II il III d iiSsy "yy IT, t. ssS asiss ytt,
such @ i inc u CalhesInu do aiGlicls .llxht have
ss pshss y ,us yaefntina ycssSs sse
chalrs, tables. tinel, e,c .wero nta,iatac!MrEssi ~ e
ase,ns to 'sISls f9Sna 1t Gsy s,I;yySks I
taiis errct, stand on tla se"p!ts, nuu aso
e.,Verltly scor1lttvo Aaulct Flanders tapestry,
rop*oatnz sylsan n limit a1ssIS wiIaS Is t Il II. e, I
nna ma riehiy M uaryoa | s tho sill ot q! AIl@l: NJ!
lhyllxht Is sleltowcd by tlo ;'ni a,ner tnt ot ~
i'n inadvn fsa,aos. % itorI H. alIl hIs iuxnr!o,!a
itHllnn wlfo, iiut x!.As An:ins ~ Gsorl & N she,,
tiny ~! a t Isar; ;;y,"uws tst If as aor ts pasys
iiut In thoIr reign battles htl not tha deel
Ekck" which i hGw srsY ,, 4, 4 n'g1sy H,roi!' r., 4
Hx ~ VI Is "stsS ay ' i as:oui ii tlo rcstarst t
i5 ino5 Go.tien Iiotl. Yho priyAle i,A's,,s,, WhleL
a tti arss mt,l iEs s. css tt s s seS
reserved I.,r tbo.l''I4s 'ante; r.nesss H. VIII,
E frI,,IItn". % Inat Us snc Il Iisu,,s.o,i With Grl
cyvks, shu h9pSy ,hHt they Will " hvs tho A9uVl
, 1880-07-27
The NluddIe in the Fourth Con.
gressional District Of Wis"
consin.
Bill Springer becoming Greatly
Excited Over the Attacks
OIL HIMSELF
An Attempt to Reply to His Critics
in q Wholesale Manner.
Tho Outlook for the Congressional conteat
on the Western Reserve.

WISCONSIN,.
Special Disratth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July.h-'Tlin published
call UPON fie1,. +, Z. Wtnklcr, Of this city, to
becu,no the Republican calul!tinsc fur Con.
grpss In tllis district lins crratcd Eool dt'Il
Of unensiness ind dissatisfaction Iherc arc
several other candidates In tho field, ulIl telr
friends co,,teu, that Gen. Wtnklcr sllonltl
submit his clufn.s Ia tho tlectan'l of tho DIS
tr,et Convention w!Ipn It Ii held, without
intion ii i cnil. .Tllo eall tint waS published
last wccl; co!!taily q larEe M nnl,!Wr t' ~, o. to
eii hg essnai %sss1S ,iiee"Ds ee"l,s,t a S;en Wnksr
% sign Il, for tho reason ~, tliat ,t;',s t'!o
Convention when It ,ncsts ,n,oS wllt j., f'tn1y Ky
district, wi,oss rtg!lis ought to bo rcspe.G;ted
and tllelr wishes EiyeI 'rllr collslttefat1tt.
The district ~ ut present rel'rest,atcu " !o t!io
Hun. +. v. nrMstar (Da'n.}, e.!ltor OF t1iH
tioriHa1, p,i.er hat l,as i wi,la circulation I
among the German Casl!0ltc population, nilu
lis .renol,fnnt!o! Is inFeK1ne Gplicitlsioii, .
ue Is undoubtedly stronger t'!a' III ,is WIZ tWU
over J,itlge Frishy, the Republican ts..!tI!.
,iute. Uii1ier tic circumstances, thercis Is only
u chnncc fur uia Republicans to carry tlle
district against Delistgr tl!s iaii, n,'a n.. t.s
a,Dong tic I!cpuhllcalls. aeH: ,t:,ot Winkler ir
Eas LIZ nSP'ptiis;ii 'tis;ti,+ +, tsss ura,,,st
Goiiffess r. t,is a'sInic5i Siitci,cI II n,I iii Iot
tllon exhibit nny extr!ofillmiary ah,,t Sh,,e arc
Ing 9tier eanSai!es 'ls1St Hsn9tnu !nSS nn T,i.
e rin: ,,r".eoj - 1,a',a.ar ~ sn rinssiy IN te
" WIG TO- pIesseo ~, wenS' ns, fn.uer Sni,,rcr az
Snetltt OF niliWhuKeo GWii,s Gs,iuas 1x'f.mv fp,d.
sei,taise Gertlia1t iseuM's,i u .s,,ai ~ H." It'll nj
lnstnlrs al,sae ,.tis pta @ uS" anrs ~ '''1 -''
chlldlaaacs "la'h' leM '"sa'
| DltAuH ON HIS TIsAfELs.
, 1880-07-27

Ut coming tn dino with her cn 1nrtfc ma in tho
private t1otns Of tho LlD1 t,,Dr. Bnthn fur
f.ai,ed with quiet sunptuosfty gtHs with tho
saue-a- n1an9eF. mt tho rn.notnst RyRestion Is
lnado by anything here nf tho cd''f'nt 7n,ttc!lfcr
on tho wail--tf in i'rneeHao do yicl-Castel nnh
her my pnrty nre thtsn Ut n rich und ihviah
Mns0ulacof tho eighteenth century. when A'ie
rrs'cirt.i Grimm mid tIthRr Chnter srlrlta ut II
1tlit sQutHr Ii her lsttls GpkdrttMcnEs.
, 1880-07-27
LOCAL CRIME.
LARCENY lsy lSD1nEcr1oN

LARCENY 1tT lSD1RECTION.
III tic Arinory Court yesterday morning,
bernrc Justice WalIace, tlle ease Of Frank
atul q. J. Wentlerutl,. chargc'l by Al Gnyo1i
with the fin.lIng Of Il roii Ut bills amounting
to over si00 belonging to Him. and appro-
prtntInE the sumo 10 their use, cnllie
Np f1r hearing. GllyUl testified tllat
he went Into the Wnter-GloSGt III
Lydstoll y saloon, near AfcFiekcr's Theatrt,
a!Al took tho li!0ney ont Of one Wckst III
money temporarily Oh tho seat, aud then f1r-
got Mll about 1t when lie ertine nwny. lie
went 0nt Of tho saloon tlld wAakct towards
Randolph street, when liz met friend WHO
nYkcd Him for loan Ut St liz put his
hand In lIis pocl;et to givu him the money
and, finding none. rec0ltcctet where he put
It. t;llyun md his friend Immediately re.
turned 10 Lydstol,'s, but tile money WINS not
to be fous!d According to tie testimony Of
Into the closet during, 0nyon's absence were
the Wcnderoths. q. j. went III first, a1ri soull
nfter cxcItedly called out to Ills brother,
s'Frunk, Frank, came here!" The two. were
tn tue closet together, 1t IL claimed. Aliu iitt
sumo friends oil tile outside before Guyonl
cutisttl their Arrest, so that the money could
have been disposed of II they took 1t. Tie
IVeMleruths tflsctuiinel nll knowledge Of the
money, MD ntlttnccd evidence Ut their goou
character which would, preclude such
cnnrge agnil,st tllenl, They had also, ,they;
Voluntarily surrendered themselves ut the
Armury. Isnth tlefrislnnts claimed to have
visited the closet from necessity, anu thai
they were not there together nt tsny time,
| Judge Wallace held the defendants III 0n!
| uf $500 to u.c Criminal Court.
, 1880-07-27

WiEEL1Su, w. Va. July 2d.-sThe Dcrilo-
Gratis of the Secolut District Of West Vlr-
ginin, I'll Convention NJ FntrilIont today,
nominated John Blair lioge, Of Martins
burg, for Congress uil thu tenth ballOt, lo-
feutIns thu lion. u. +. Martin. Incumbent
, 1880-07-27


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r.,,,,.,.,. ,rn,, h,,,,,,r,,lr
pnI n'" o;thn ftht tssi, i,n,"uratir nu;tnrn
:.,,,uLt lin WhI4s tIecI1bilcnn pariy1 whtto |
hnthlE mil r,.l' Mwny wi tnnsr T., r., "'es t an nv.
ns 1T Y" eF eo 'sa,s r "sna Mfs ~ mi .1p ays oSy
prt&"nl+ TO lc ,iie min wa1n tne,l ti,o :9rew ot
, a ucrr,.m ncpub!scnn writes f,m tho ssato
nr Arknnsns to thu jI,ngis Ytsta,s- ZeRunp:
"stnny 'u will tic '.stun's',e. +! ,,ex. Noysn. en-.
''er TINT t'iorc aro 30 many u"fne.u 'n ~ 'r.s 1
stock DeH'cratlo sta'c. The cn'hs!nsm r,s tns
sr,I.,, nm; sic,v MI ti,o 1cr,nnns nro FOR Unr-
.'" n', ~" ,n s's'y , ~. NV Ma,, h"r,ysc If urt
,l csn notn!nn, AZ tho hlGsfat9 ii W w.'''t W.
SSsnt s. t # A. A M sSfqxs 3 1pSre % L NJ s'iit si e:
Xtl mi eserythin, II tr!asHGs, aa ths Krsa..
sss cth,,san prey.tss inr ttnr,fa WV rt,,,,
Acrurlnu 10 Il report Of tho secretnry Of tho
St'6f,bi l,4at'@, ~ W." ~ -" .,'. .." .,',as. ~ 1
tic IncFy OF INC eop'o on LIE H.. syn1eo y'. n t
reference :" IL ,o e'' s,u ,t, ras, .ua"p nas ~.
,no loaoM9 ',",', ",,, IN .,,,,,,rt ,,ros.
l'eiefatlo n"os's ~. '.,'.'. t,.'..
l"r!y waen thp cou,s o!u, ". ".Ia ~ ~. 1,.,.,
cr".!o RUG tnat hees aaos. w. - s' s, ~
crhtie rhtty h''tt 'orh"tn. uatne,s . ."o s'ss -.
tho cif'l war W1cm ~ tu"Hus,.'c'.: nv, .'"oe.,o
H1ateshel. a''a po'..e'a " ,tu N n,,,.or..
not larset ~ ~ ,tts n:,.t.,s'
i'emoes"ts VIII, M,t heltnlenns-a.e' ',s n.uso
seven thuan' ui'.''onn" VI 'o'as ~ 49,. ,.,,,-
at rnr n' ,yhs, ;sn " t1trv h
tI,rsI 10 tic Ue,,ocrttlo party. Nnf,oly
plt,,ill furgnt this; tiDtyHAy should f0rHuI tho
warming when sa col!tlitnti III tnoso H., t}
MFa: H. t,,',, MT IL, ,, a ssIcS ,,tri'r ts fcrs
a S. ,,, ny n,,,,.s, % ,n,rt,",Gti,.t mi nnin M.
~ Alu! lntc!iso M uthG.tMtt n i " ',i.',,,tt,I
, 1880-07-27

Connumptfves' 11opc-A generous, mn.
Liquid Extract Of beef taken regularly.
, 1880-07-27

For con.ttpntiofa. bllfuiisness, inlt-
Krstion. lcatlAchu, take Arel,ls Vegetable
liowel heEuint0r.. It nets like Il chart1,, .se-
suits: Pure blood. healthy complexion, clear
hrAd. Price ~ cents. Depot, rurthcast corner
Madison street and Fifth Ayenue.
, 1880-07-27


II the thousand. that now huye their rest and
cDMfort destroyed by complication OF liver nfld
kidney complaints would give Natures remedy,
kidney-Wort, II trial, thoy wuull be speedily
cured,
, 1880-07-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho public will bevnro OF n frnndlf4
lent Initiation nf Unbhlns Electric Soap nuw bo-
ing forced m tho market by Misrepresentation.
II will ruin any clnt1Ies washed with It. Iusist
upon having UoblJlus' Electric.
, 1880-07-27

Yfn5 Fever cured by .JcfIurAs French
Caturrh Curr. Office III Dearborn street.
, 1880-07-27
ILLINOIS.
Special Dispateh t0 Ths Chicago 7Ttttte,

Hpttldl UApAtfh ~ AaS tHlEuVu a'to''Hes
SrmsuF1ELp, ILL.,, July .o.-As hns here
tofore been lntllnated III these dispatches.
certain leading ,l.einbors OF the Democratic
nnrty In tlis district, who arc moi iii harmony
with the Hon. william NJ. Springer, rare,
as lo AYERS, ".jralous Of hInt," lnre been
dlsposed to nlnko tho most Of Ills speech at
Sullivan, Ind, in 4 way to cause the rock
rpotad DourbUi,s to receive William colby.
lie has made several speeches in tho tlIs-
trict, and Mt each gathering Inns bcen met
with " demand for M expla,atlou Of t'lnt
spcech. So exaspcrating Inns this bccn1He to
William that Ec nMs, as your corigSf'o1'uent en-
s reason t. - nelieye 1S ,u 1e1SFnlls" y 10 M
sl,a 10 that end WIS for several hours Sntllr-
dny nl,d Sunday 'glosetet( with II :stelots-
ra,ller md a. locnl Doi!e,nall ;g';i ;Hg'e;iitins 'ip
Is reported, explains tiiat IL his jSulllyan
speech hp mount to sMy ttlat or llis own own
| kn0wlcage mud association. will Gen. G!t-
field. he believed him 10 be ~ lionoiahle,-
viii, lin on ali questions q, pnbli; pn'lsy,
@ ts toi sydsase le sess " liz sJDsft o S It'd is
oIyss tna1Ko1 sm % wSrs Y r pf sf I c| ns 10 wS to
suilIcicncy Of tic uyitEenc.: 1t Is further
tiS Sfo wol.ls ts'is''f of taS. ls T iasr, Tint s
n .haSv a9 Viii 1 ,sltSr sl'sr per,t III is R'1af 4asa
lnallgncry nor thu Dell.oeratlc .punpIes who
bark 1t bis heals to drive hinl lnto Fly
.lIsrepntnble Or dirty methods ot conducting
Grnt, aild supports the wllola, Dnnu,cra'!c
ticket because le "belIayes the best Interests
or tic country demand the defeat Of tic
aleal party MnI Is s; Sosnht, 70 'enye aM%
lying by wlllcl! II ninile cnrrlea Oi' campaigns
lierUtDfnre.n rl,e Interview, II ts saIa, Will
10 published simultaneously III a.! TUG Deno-
critic papers a,Hl TIC l'etrolm!lttli hTess ns
Ths lion. Wii!tam ioit the city ti'is oyel!l!g
oil Il Nsl.ng excursion Ill thu. wilds oG this
county, twenty miles AWAY from railroad
or leisgean s9stia hnnsieh ss'st 10 II. Chicago Tribune.
CAIlso!LIoN,. ILL, July W-rhe Greene
County Republican Convention WIS leld II,
s s o3t Sty dsn.c toI Il Ss S@s Syer m s Fst tfst
dissatisfaction, exisls in tho rInls nf tho De'
Miocrllry. a lnrKe md weIl-organlzcl fac.
tioi, OF them llnvc indnrsei portion 9t on
George i. Dsnf"rth tor Cierk. Fra9i! I'D
war.ls for County Conmission9r, "; n
Wurtl for County Attorney, and Potter Dun
b. b. icf ~ GouaYs Dass D. oarsbss, Il ss IT, x Eliis
and T.. dunbar wert. solicited III delegates t1
the Congressional CoIIvcntinil. tse0rg1 ].
, Williams WIS mulo Chairman u tho Count,
, Committee.
WEsTERN-nEsEKvE cOSdREssnt1sN
Bpsetal Corrsspoa1<nes Of The Chttooo Tribune.
WARREN, O., July as.-Constdering tho III.
! portance OF overwhelming Republican sue
, cess III this State In October, 1t may not b.
uninteresting 10 glance at the situation IN !
| llns thus fur developed itself, III t'le frs
place, many unutstakable signs point to th
, fact that tho Democrats give up tho StatC
! ,The!r State Convention which has just atl
!. jourMcd, lid altogether too much 'tacclana
linn hnainnea ~ fnr III ttv TINT Ind aly nIa
, 1880-07-27
FINANCIAL.
--r-. ~--~--''~ - =
5000 ONLY
AT 8j.OO EACH.

Thn Trult E.~ek Tunupl un4 GuA.o!luntoa
DpIa .nL Silver s1l"Ia9 <'umpAuy. Free.
land, Gala, atu she owners VI u lu1os dirsety W"
rt4l.u tllp E.tns,u. Freslun MiIe -tApltal Stuck.
i sarts. f1u eaSh' nni.sAsst.9!S; MS; =:
l'Flut. fFeklduntt AluM Alillur. Sltu.tfosti,unM
Jas Allan, SusrVasyi itubt Tarnsr scas1rys-1l4sSs s
aoeuI Yaee M t.s Hathst a9t ~ st1s " 1rs ~
q Matnisty ;satM4t5y ~ t y ss:x ss1 s s H., ana
inEiy t49 ViltGsrs aso pr1f1icai A!urs ana haa9
11ui Vi ~nrk viii pck drill! W. .aayo nafttt NH
Ess S Tunnel tn M ,ha y; s;aSn Sr E!t r., i9as =; H., y
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yrQO COUNTY, INDIANA.
Bpeetut tprrsspondsats W 4hs uatago 1f'apns.
T'InI1s llAurE, Ind, July aa.-Tha "Na-
iVuWl" party held lts equity vvnYeut!on Ut the
, 1880-07-27
ARRESTS.

silluey Cooper, II years Of ago and col
0ret, Is a prisoner Mt tic Armory chnrgcd
with stealing n pair Of bracelets and neck
luee valued ut $50 FROM n female boarder
ut tho house OF Mrs. Fields, OIL
Fourth avenue. Cooper called Sunday
evening to Hte one nf tfle cMp!Oyes ot the
leave thu roum Tor u short, tEnle te picked ~
tlle towetry Md skipped out with 1t. The
necklace oily was recovered.
llicllartl Hickey, 81 yenrs. Of agc, we'll
Known to the 'rweltty-srcalld strert police,
I ofEsstsS last o sye"Eby oiers II o1a @
!sat Hs's', ,lekvy sp,s SseSsa fSi WI of @ rSsas
ST. casll. When they met Hickey
Rotlsly excused himself ii. suy!l!g that liz WIS
too Young, al.d that tito sa!ooiikeeper way too
Wise tU sell beer to n boy when he l!Ad tue
TsFfsf Ter, ,s hi faEc y 1 # Seq,scy s assls 'cssy s
wllen 10 drew l9rtl, his puEsa tie fellow
slintclu.l It ull md Mlnlc oil with It. When
arrested, 81 Of tho stole.! money WIS tolllld
| upon Hin, md he WIS very n'iSions tn gsye
it'bacls tn young Rody. on condition TINT lia
would not prosecute.
Michael Jennings, alias "Daytnn Sam.' Il
thief well kn,wn throughout the coslttfy rs
| IT "ren1iyweiEhterh frum the fAet that llo
Inys particular attention TO sllorltfttnE 1ew-
elry, aul who 'Sas recently gsfests1 IN t ti,.s
=
tnl1lay turned over to Olicer John e, Norris,
Of Dayton, U. Jennings halls fro.n that rnrt
nf tho country, nlMl tnaes his 1lnl.le frn'n tlie
City uf Day,0i,. When first arrested In tlits
city It was not kHowl. that lIe wis wanted
anywhere, utltl he wns u!erefHre ttrraigneu
oil sinlulh c.,nrge ct yagEl,ry,, tineh SlN,,
ntlu then upnn condition Of leaving tHwll nc
once this 1lile wns suspended. q uay or LWo
lntgr Il teegrn,n frdlN tho Dnytnil
% %wat,ted tliere for i heavy bnrelars. Jennings
very fnofislLly fnled 10 leave tuwD us lse l,!ttl
Promised. bit calculated rilnil rei,tHt1iliig
hers HliklsnWn to tllc lYllce hhtll ~
t,,lti opportunities for takl'lE y trirk
or two.. Tho police suspectcA It'll, tl,la
vas Ills gnlle, nrl ,, slE,ri
lookout was kept .for hI'u. The next ,'hy
Detectives LYNN atlsl Atnrliale f1lli aer,ss hln
in tl,e stree.B md rs,n Hin III. Cct!nln Pet,+
ple III towll 1,latle great Efforts to inh MN
and several lawyers were sent 10 police
HEADQUARTERS to see the prisoner, undoubtedly
fur tic purpose Of Eettillg him ont u{ton !
writ IF halNtls corpus. The police reflse
10 disclose thu prisoners. whereabouts, illit
tho lawyers md tho friends we're MI b1sl!!etl
Yesterday, upon l!e nrrlyal OF Uilleel
p Join Il, Norris, Of Dayton,. tlle prls
, 0ner wns turned over, 10 him. 81.
III left for home ut o,!ca Nh NJ I'll!
il;40 trnin. liz IL wn,itca 1t Mt. Glllett,
Kl,nrt distance from DAytnu. for burelnrliini
tho jewulry store OF j. 7. l5r!l ard Stcattlli
, lsO gold aid eighty silver watches, valued Il
:, Sl,hHl. lie aid lis "lnls" blew vlN,M
, tlu,ibt, b,lrglnr-pro0f safe to- Eet NJ tlles
goo.ls, md got cltnr away before TIC pnfG
lAry was discovered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-29

s. 225, an act to pay Lester T. Thurber the sum
therein named,
Pay Of state house empl0Ves.-A resolution came
from the senate, providing that the nghtwatch-
man, sweepers etc, should receive two dollars a
day apiece since Dec. | adopted in concurrence
The reform sch0ol-'The conference committee
upon the house amendments to s. 1877, an act relat-
ing to the reform school, and children ordered to
be confined therein, reported the amendments
which had been agreed upon; they were adopted.
Passed. H. 12l, an act to pay George II. Ken
iston the sum therein named (S100). II. 431, an
act to protect fish in Plymouth and Ludlow
ponds with amendments). H. 421, an act in ad-
ditlon to the law relating to mechanics liens. II.
256, an act In addition to sec %, chap 80, K. s.,
relating to the attachment Of personal prop
erty with amendments). s. l4S, an act In
addition to No. - Of the acts OF 1876, en-
titled ian act to protect persons and prop
erty In the vicinity of reservoirs; S. ia, an
act relating TO the distribution Of school moneys;
5. PIG, an act TO amend an act providing
for the hearing OF applications for pardon; H.
49, an act to prevent escapes from the county
jails with amendments);
Bills kHied-H. 436 an act relating to the du-
ties OF the railroad commissioner s. 206 an act TO
amend sec, g. chap 80 g. s.. S. 223 an act re-
lating TO divorces.
Ordered TO Hell 2O6, an act to incorporate the
city OF Rutland (majority report adverse, and mi
nority report in favor)
At half-past seven this morning. the business Of
the speakers table having been disposed of, the
house took recess till nine o'clock.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-29

Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
Pay Of messengers The joint resolution from
the senate, providing that the messengers receive
December 1st 1880; adopted in concurrence
Resolution ABEL offered resolution
that a committee be appointed to wait upon the
governor and inform him that the house has on
its part completed the business Of the session and
is ready to adjourn without day adopted Messrs.
Abel, Page and Shepherd.
Joint resoiution.-By Mr.. ALLEN of Hines
burgh, that the clerk in the employ of the treas.
urer receive pay at the rate OF So per day during
the session; disagreed to.
Resolutions were adopted thanking the chap
lain door-keeper, the clerk and his assistants the
reporters, for the faithful manner in which their
duties have been performed.
The SPEAKER gracefully and feelingly re-
turned thanks to the house for the kindness and
courtesy they had manifested to him.
The usual messages were nterchanged and the
house adjourned without day.