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, 1880-08-05
UNNATURAL PARENTS.
jamie T. Mansfield and His Vile
~; Arrested on Suspicion
Of Ewing Caused the Death Of Their
u Child by Cruel Brutality.

, Jmes Mansfield ard his wife Mary Ann,
In irish couple living at No. l55 Fulton
a ,m ,uoro s "rros,a, % vns,er,,av attcrnoor no nt
ita' otto'ek by oaicers Davis and Derry, upon
supltion Of having caused by their
butnlity, neglect. and ill-treatment
"a '4,denth of their eldest daughter,
y tnnic icea n ntrt of about i, years Of are. Tie
g4 WAS hrst Drougnt 10 tne isotlce Oh tne
1o!lce by a woman calling herself Mrs. I'LL,
ri better known by the nickname Of
.Fronchy Brown" The building Is 4 fonr.
E9ty pr1ck stractnfe' WIN auHngy, uissy, saw
tustrAoorcd grog~shop on the GROUND Iioof.
ft'is ono of those buildings the floors OF
which nro counted from tho top; tho Mans
hoius IVY w slo A.os s...s. W.. -, ~
nearest the sky,-" "ffeHchy" HveS OIL uio
Third floor. Tho occupants OF the build.
ing uro legion, and not few Of
disreoutable, class. Tho dead child
one mis WIS ~ Q great favorit with tie rough, In-
coutll people uDout her, because Of her inMo-
sS Sn Nsnaa sdfa wa xy oT Thqse q dkss xn w
reisnn,a nntrs mi III, child Jcnnie ltls fre-
uiie,ltiy complained 10 grown people,
rs well rs 10 her plny,nntes, that she
Without cause: 4 lit.lo boy a,1d Rirl ,ial,,cd
Pfasf Reax 9 fT 1d9 Y sa nSe 5 ggsaa " sE mGe1 sa
Iona drink and fought With Ills vile, md
tint Tie child Jennie III coming between them
wns severely Injured. Vle fight wns OK
60 p serious nature TINT 3aker working at
the corner Of UaIstctl md Fulton streets Wns
constrained to plny policeman, aid 70 to tic
roam to stoD tic ffght, Sunday night the
ncIGhbors heard ti,at Jennie WAS dangor-
oitsiy iii: md that niElit md tho next dny
Shn seemed pleased to have them near her,
md lid not want to have anything to do or
| sny with her mother. Tuesday afternoon
Sic died In tho arms of Airs. Meyers Some
| of cid women gny there WIS q lump and u
lnrgo bruise On the little o1le's side, but those
, 1880-08-05
FREIGHT FOR FAIRS.

Mr.. Horace Tucker, General FreightAgent
OF tho Illinois Central Railroad Company,
has issued the following circular to agents
a11d shippers regarding shipments OF freight
to State, district, and county fairs for 1880:
Freight for exhibition will be billed from
starting point On our line to the station where i
ienveS our line, or whore tho fnir IL hold. prepaid
ut rcEu1nr tariff rates. Upon jts roturn under
tho same ownership and certified to by The Sec
rotary Of the fair that 1t haa been On exhibition,
twl be returned ,o the point op enr iae wl'sre ere
state fair, TO be held ut springfield. Sept. y 70
pct. =, inclusive. will he our 41e u
and Iowa. II held Ut station o!, this nnc, will be
the county In which the fair II held and COUNTY
each side. II i district fair. made up by ngrce-
ruent OF several Sounties, and held At q station
which this line pRsscs composing the district
the fair ia nude up VI, and ono county each elde
OF .guch district. District Or county fairs not
held at stations on our line; vi! be limited to
such districts Or county, and will nut be allowed
the county On each side. This makes tho frsight
exhibited at State, district, Or county fairs "a
illinois and 1owa, not sold or ownership chanYed.
FREQ one way for distances IA above Indicated.
, 1880-08-05
PERSONALS,

al4ove makes many right arm go to
waist,"-Den Ffurklt1.
Instead OF going West, enterprisfng young
rnen now sturt for Ohio To grow up and bo nouai"
Mary Anderson has Just celebrated her
alleged Hlst birthday, md ts now on MI
even footing with other actresses.
It is said that Mark Twain sometimes
writes all day anl then throws away the maui
script; Poets will please paste this item IN their
hat.
A new volume Of poems by Tonnysen WILL
be issued by u Now York pubilshing houso t1o1t
fall, but 1t Is hoped TINT In the heat OF tho 20.
lltlcal compaIgu they may bo overlooked by Tho
majority Of people,
Nj. Charles Crockor is officially announced
by tho San Frunclsco papers as worth $34,Qooroos
1t should bc remembered, .hoWovar. that tnoso
figures wero mnle bofore the spring bonnets OF
the crookcr family wero ordered.
Montreal Is excited over mysterious look
Ing strnngcr who is living In superb style Of tho
principal hotel As all tho Chicago hnckmen
seem to bo at home, pcrhaps tho unknown Is tho
husband Of ono Of cur miilinors.'
Prof. Flske, Of Cornell University. Is be-
ginning to discover what IN agreeable thing IT
Is to marry a woman who has all tho cash In tho
jennie Mc0raw Flake, tho wealthy bride OF Prof.
Fiskc, Ia building IN elegant homo at Ithaca"
Hans Makart's new picture represents
Diana md hor uyppha chasing stag. It Il
thirty foot long, anl as tho sting at least dfteen
feet ahead OF Diana, who Is ton lengths In front
Of tho speclicst nynph, tho rest boing we'll
strung out, It looks as though tho stag would
win.
Husbands lost his collhr-button:
licar tho dear old oreaturo swcar. Il.
an In tho other bedroom. ..A
Doing up my nut-btown hair.
~-foan0 WIFE.
There's baby-carriago waiting '.s'
Just outside tho dsy-goods storc, =
And therots little mood for stating = I
Tint lta right across tho door; ,7j
While tho prominent poaiuon -
:That the front whcels OCCUPY, *
Threatcns somo severe attrtion
OF tho shins ot passora-by.
'-Mrs. Hemans. ~
, 1880-08-05
THE RAILROADS.
City officials Again Interfere with
the Western Indiana.
Railway Building In 1onn-Thc Law OF
Connecting Lines.
law oou1ds Scheme in Opposition to The
Northern Pacific.

W1[9 AAbAT AATA<A]AAN+A~
Some Of tic propcrty-owners In tho
Vicinity Of Twenty-second street complained
to tho Mayor yesterday that the Western IN"
diana liallroad Company wns laying side"
track across that thorouglfarc; anl ut once
tho work was stopped by the police. The
officers Of tIle Company subsequently tried
to gut permission to lay the tracks. and said
that all they wanted was to cross tho street
to get over 10 the depot md upon their own
ground, but his Honor was inexorab'e. Tie
managers OF tho road say that tho MAJOR
acted on the complaint Of a man by the
pnme Of Murry. This person had repeatedly
tried TO blackinatl them. lie lad no property
that was used BY the Company, but on the
contrary portion OF his plnco stands On
tlo Compatys property. lie wanted tn9
company to pay him s4.000, and threatenea
TO make 1t hot II they refused to do 30. rs he
tad plenty Of political influence to carry out
his thrGnt+
Unless tho Western Indiana is permitted
To 10y the side truck ut the temporary
depot, corner OF Archer md Stewart avenues.
Tho three roads coming tn oyer the western
Indiana will find 1t difficult u handle tho
passenger business during the Trlehnial
Conc!avc, nnd they Will s'ldcr very heavy
damage,
, 1880-08-05

The Directors Of the Chicago & Alton
Rallroad Company held their quarterly meet
Ing at tho office OF the Company In this city,
yesterday, nnd declared q semiannual diyl-
dend Of w per cent on bot1i common and
preferred stock, payable at. tbs office Of
Gemp, Patton s. Co, 50 William street, New
York, Sept. i. Transfer books close Aug. 81
aud reopen Sept Q, lisp. The increase il The
factory news to the owners Of atook In this
excellent Company. The Alton up. to this
las paid but o per cent annual dividend,
whilu by. yesterday's action the dividend y
Company ID continually improving, ant there
Is no road In tho country With brighter pros
peCtAs
, 1880-08-05
lMpETIGO AND ECZEMA,

With Loss Of Hair. Cared bF tho C1tlcNra
Remedies.
Mcasrs. wecka l. Potter-aentlemen: It af-
fortls me plcasnre to send you the following re-
port OF remarkable cure bF your Cutcura
Nemedies. For two years the patient had suf..
fered With lmpettEo On tho faee md scalp and
dera. For eighteen months he was rnler mcd-
ioal treatment, sometimes better and somatlmes
worse, but never cured. ~ tho Impetsgo In.
creased tn severity hs hair begun to fall tit rap
idly, md he Wan fearful that hu would oso II all.
Eight months ago he began tho use Ut the Cuti-
Cutn Remedies, and by perseverance and the
regular application Of tho remedies he is now
not only cured Of every phnsU OF the disease,
but bus better head Of hair than ever before.
am therefure enabled, by personal observation,
to certify to the Etsat curative properties OF the
Cutcuta Remedies In the treatment Of Skin and
Scalp Diseases. Truly yours,
II. F. HOWELL.
earuia, Canada. Oct, II, 187e,
, 1880-08-05
branc1, Of tho Union Pacific rnhhing to Pu-


i[o has ind the mountains full Of survey.
Ing PARTIES nlt summer. They have pushed
thcIr exploration rapidly In all directions to
discover the best route Tor tho enterprise,
taking Cheyenne a. J. starting point.
Gould has tyso objects II view; ne s,t Ei!' e.
t. lows saxtf wth 12Ia eir road' % for r ono thins but
lle Is also confident TINT he can make half
way stopping. place, ns 1t wcrr, that will pay,
that Is, at Tie National Park, on tie fel-
lowstnne. liz thinks he can turn thousands
Of summer tourista In this direction that vii!
insure tho profitable venture thus far, and
Afford new starting-point whence no can
push and cross the nnEnown Wilderness J. 70
for his surveyors Of the first hundred miles
to report, and will DECIDE upon tho course
and undertake to build this much before
Jnt,. next. lie thinks he Will pass within
twenty miles Of Fort Laramie, and thence on
10 the vicinity Of Fort Mcknnfe, where the
road will lend wcst through tho Big Horn
country TO Yel1owstone Park. From this point
are looking over The country. and It is De,
lleved that tho best track will be discovered
along Snake River and acfoss the south Of
Ultterro0t Mountains. The speed with which
the enterprise Is pushed from tho National
park will depend somewhat upon the prog
ress made by the Northern Pnclfic Company,
as Gould's only object Is to forestall them OF
possible. lie WY NOT easily yield the M mo; ?;
also build d branch from tho new line neal
Laramie to the seahoard, thus opening t,t
necessary further parley OF the Chicago
Northwestern for tho right Of way from For
Pierre across tho Sioux Reservation.
, 1880-08-05
LOCAL POLITICS.


"A1tO N4GEtA4N05s
In view Of tho recent overllaulfng given
Mike Mcdonald by the Young Democracy
Club OF tho Twelfth Ward, 1t was decmed
best by tho lenders Of tho "s!lort-hairs" IN
tho First Ward to organlzo meeting to de-
fend Mixes good natne and fame. Accord.
ingly tho word wns passed around, and Inst
evening the club-room Of tho Palmer House
was invaded by about zoo Of Mikes own
peculiar henchmen, ready to do all honor to
their Injured chief. Justice Prindlvillo oc-
cupied tho sent of honor, and George
Eyorhart copied the resolutions. 10
KsSklD" Keek. shaSg MHss rho'apso mss%HD Doo% si!t
and " Ha"ley, made speeches la.ltilg IN, s1 NJ;
z. McDonald and don9unSing 70 Gontao.i tt,op3fu affu
to insinuato that lle .was anything but tno
highest type Of q parfect gentleman. 1nd!-
vidual members In the crowd arose and witt!
tcnrs In their. eyes declared the Keeper oi
beautiful il, o polltIcal and social sense. A
scries OF resolutions was adopted condemn-
ing Condor and his club. and expressing n
er0ascd confidence IN, and respect for. NJ ~. y.
m s4a%a Ta'5s st eses ce e hs tsr sae
lneltod away to the resorts from WHICH thoy
Wero drawn to tho meeting.
Club OF tho Thirteenth. Wnrd met at No: Dot
West Lake street last evening. ll.;.C: Mat Nut
took n the chair. cSm1nua,ffaal4}l ,t H. W nn
polntuent Of d committee of three 70 eontor
mora M,a thoreusli @ M ofsun salon of Eho purity a
e Nny{oc Nfty EhS %t0hloYpE Is Ei T91s a ppgo}EtSS E Soo
i inx CinbS tor tic wafl wns Thar.
discussed, resulting. In the appointment I, Of
George F. Rood, O. :. s,nale, and = = IL II;
, 1880-08-05


cocks lottcr-n powerful and convincing reply
tU n Hood Of Misrepresentation nnA lnRinuA-
uons Of Tho party press-lnay nKain ho quoted:
accept tho nomination With grateful n1-
probation of tho confidence rppoeotl In tlo.
Tho principles cnunciatcd by tho Convention
aro those have cherished In tho rast md shall
cudoavor to maintain In tho future. Tho
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Ffftoonth Amond-
mcnta to tho Constitution Of tho United 6tatcs.
thu rcaults Of tho War for tic
Union, nro inylofabIe. II called to tho Prem.
dency, shnll doom it my duty 70 scttst wltll ~
III ' force "y aa 'tRs etseet tho Ssastlta
uon, which, in every article section, and
Se T. tne Win 81 nc ertcso
sonest Ea man ao1 bat Tn Vii er.s.a
@ anS asrEStG es s i W
again roeito for p4o benefit nt tue ,A,!zsigtr an
extrnGt from latter watch b nMncock wrote Amg.
after 10 had Just been deleated as = cnn.lidato
for, tho Prssidon::y bofore, the Ren'osrat!c
National conyenton er,nn hsla o. M9T th" iGrK ,imS
that Cen Hancock hnl become a "sorehead"
in consequence ct bly, tofsat. 3 which report wns
in1 tho work Of tha Democratic Convention, ln-
Guiding platform nna nGm',,nnt'ons Gem Han
cock s9ys Y n ~ G9r - ~ y ovGr a.
ff: mover sought is doubtful hoiioss and eertsin
lnbors and Responsibilities mcrcly for tho pos!.
@ @uo. ~ Ffs, ~" W. ~ H ~ s,,E y ~. st
Of Of Ssevoien N Trcfcfrins T 10 tho the CO.. consst,,- ,.
ovnrw anrre4i mrnenot NJ ,ltnrtv. I Whcnl
thorynf,ra vo,, tr1nn,,mnc +hn sdrisnonta r.;
question false, yon tlld exactly rirht. Princi.
rrsia 1u ~, hict sg ~ nv ~ INV str,,unn9 in
been mndo tho Presidential Momtleo should
havo considorcl y tribute. not TO IT ne. & 5tlt TO
o f ssn,' a,a ~ u ~ vorn tnsS ~ nrinni
nina hncni1ses Hy m,,tin5, Political friends. mn
otilor hos been hppointed to put them into
a1ccut0n? Neveri Nevert Novcr! Ono
9f tnoss ~ srtsn o,pranc ,sS. H. ,.,,,n.
oation Of ti,o Constitutional it,r,cndmorits.
2no y 81 n6 ho RsnKst ass
of ConErcas to be revolutionary, ,,mconatit,l.
o hod been 4 lnted, sG anS tic Hftecth wis Gaforo
Congress- unucr dIscussiun. This DomoerniIo
urinnipio Of nullitjcntion was ono pf those
h e. 6s Manscg s"sa r Ser s ess cso e e
&c H never
renudlntes In 1850, or tho nun WHO jndorsos in
1s8o what ho scorncd In ls6S7 "
Tho Ne1o 1offcf Aahaf@zeHt'ig, inanc'a'
paper OF great circulation, which ia well In.
formed about everything that happcns In, and
the political views entertained by, tlnaneial cir
clcs, mas inalIy fcncnea 1no ground 1lon' ats eic
waited position on tho fonCe, and mpacst!y writes
fore, to report everything III reference to The
campaign from mn objective standpoint. l!nt
WI Hot dsny that we rfgrd y TIC
for tho commercial md industrial interests Vi
| tho country and tho welfare Of tho Natlpn."
Tho wssiaehs no.s writes oaltoria,y; "Gho In
uianapoha 1eseorapH w IL mol qulto ~ uleaoa
| est as It's pemocratie contemporary, tho 1PdecNe
, 1880-08-05
CUTICUHA REMEDIES.
(nticurd
.REsoLvENT.
Cuticura, q Medicinal Jelly,
Cuticura Medicinal
: Soaps,

Arc the only known remedies that viii perma-
ncntly cure Humors of rhb Blood and Skin, AZ.
fecttons OF the Scalp with Loss OF Hair, and
Liver, Kidney, and Urinary Disorders caused by
impure blood, Euticuta ncsolvent Ia the great
tho bowels, liver, kllneys, and skiu. It nosorts
po!sona that toat In the blood, and pur2cs them
from tho system. Cutfcuta, q Me1ic.ual Jelly.
and skin, allays Inflammation. Itching, aud irri-
tation, and heals. It Il a natural reproducer
nnd benutl!lu Of tho Hair. Cutlcura Soap cleans
us, hcais softens, whltens and beautiles the
skin. It and tho Cuticurn shaving soap, tho
only medicinal ahaytng soap, are prepared from
, 1880-08-05

NERDS AN EXPLANATION.
The statement recently published In The
TRIBUNE regarding the indebtedness OF the
Louisville q Nashville Railroad Company
did not refer TO or include that Company's
assumption of the Nashville, ChattanooRa d
st. Louis nailroad Company and the nab!l-
tiles resulting therefrom, The Louisville d
Nashville Company purchased majority OF
the stock OF this line some months SINCE at .
figure, 1t is understood, in the neighborhood
Of ei25 per share. The funds expended for this
purpose nre probably part OF the floating
debt, which the new Issue OF $4,000, ,0oAPt
bonds is expected to pay. The statement t.
fer1cd to also did not include the rentals to
be paid or tho Indebtedness assumed In
connection with the st, Louis &s Southeastern
Extension, although the earnings OF tllis line
ure included III the statement OF earnings or
tho Isouisvillo e. Nashville Road. The
Louisville & Nashville Company niso leases
short road from Selma, Ala, 70 Dalton, and
has leased or purchased road I'd Pensacoln
from Montgomery. Tho rentals and liabili-
ties on these leases ALSO do not appear In tho
exhibit OF the Louisville &. Nashville:
These discrepancies need sorne explanation
from the managers OF the Louisville 4 Nash
Vile, or people Interested in their property
will be inclined to think that their report Wns
doctored up to suit tho OCCASION.
, 1880-08-05

bH1c4dl D7aVatth % 1W e"HssV9 9ft'tnss
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 4.-Judge Vlnton
this afternoon grunted tho City Of Lafayette
q restraining order against tho Wabash, st.
Louis d Pacific lsallroad Company prohibit
ling the latter from In any nannar cutting
streets or alleys, or In any manner Changing
Tie KyaIo Ut any Of sald streets. Tho cause
81 tl1is injunction Is = belief on the part Of
tie city tint 1t is the intention Of the NailrUnd
Company to cut down some Of her streets
during tho progress OF the work now going
OIL OF putting in double track through tho
cily. Tho case c0Maa up for Argument OH
Mpnday uext,
, 1880-08-05
BlsHOP'WArTs9sDN.

,CoLuMnus, u, Aug. 4-'llfs Nt.-l,ey. John
(. Watterson, Dlshopelect Of thu nloceso Of
Columbus, on Ms arrival from pittsburx.was
escorted to tho Cathedral. with flowers
stroWn In his path, by the Catholic. societies
OF the city, llo was welcomed by j., Il. Gil
mofu, on she part Of tlia city, and by the Very
Rev. Fpther Gallagher, administrator during
the interim.
, 1880-08-05

6peelal Di1aalEh 70 1ks cHeaa0 7Hbdaa
HpIuNdslELD, ILL.,, Aug. Al. Il Ki|la-
brew, Commissioner OF Agriculture of TEN
nesseo aud Superintendent Of Tobacco sta-
tlstics, visited tha Department .ot .Agricult-
ure today 70 ,uako Inquiries about tobacco'
culture Lii Illinois,
, 1880-08-05

afns. JULIA WARD Howe declares - Money
,,iIl INV the prcss," and the Concord Sohool Of
Philosophy feobly applnuds. It's worth going
,bousn,d miles md camping on n cot TO hear
such "ph,losophy" as this. II Mis-, Howe has
bousht tho press lntcly' ,or knows ANYBODY who
sncc,fo" should be the final aim Ut d phlloso-
nhcr. Mrs. llbwe's locturo opens up new poass"
ntIcs Of campaign chargcs whom women get
;hcic rights mud their ballots.
, 1880-08-05
ANN ARBOR UNIVERSITY,

NY{<Ea4 la1tdzzh % 1W EA@<d90 3F1nHN1s
ANN AnBQN, ;MIeh., Aug. 4.-The Execu'
tive Cqmmlttee,ot.the uqarl Of Regents to.
night elected pE.. II. Q. Allen Professor Ut
Mate5Ia Msdica Of the Homeopathic College,
, 1880-08-05

FnoM a cursory reading OF the Southern
exchanges It ls easy to sao thnt the Republican
IN thas region is Il variety Of mad.slog, and TINT
Tho rersol, who ahoots, mains, burns, browns,
ur kills Republican ia a benciaetor Of bis
, 1880-08-05

MIR. HANCOCK said nothing aboutathe 'la-
Ixat cotpus in his lcttur Of acceptance. Had ho
nj i1dein1t 1dea when he declared It must bo
"prescryel" TINT 1t WIS good to eat2
, 1880-08-05

allow SLOWLY move tho hours" would
probnbfy bo the aong Of DR.. Tanner, II he wefs
rot too wcak to sing at oil.
, 1880-08-05
CvTICURA REMEDIES,

Tor Niood, okan. and &calp Haua0r0s
neston aa
IT., Toronto, Ont, and = Show Hill, London,
mud are for salo By all DruFgaats. Price Of
CuttCurn, small boxes, TO cents; large boxed,
containing two and one half timos tho quantity
Of small, ii; Resolvent, 81 per bottle: Cutlcu.
m MedlcinMl Toilet soap: - cents; Clticura
Medicinal ShAvInR Boap, Is cents per cnke; In
bars fur BARRIERS use, Uocnts,
, 1880-08-05

A LOUD and very general demand Is mado
for tho withdrawal Of blr. Tllden's soro head
from pub1tu view.
, 1880-08-05

The public will beware Of y ffaudus
lent imitation Of Dobhins' Electric 6oap now be-
II viii ruin INV clothes wished w}th il. inslst
upon having Uobbina Electric.
, 1880-08-05

Eminent DIR. w. 9. Cavenakh, Meme
phls, Tenn. writes: a For edk Dlqesttors,, Con.
sumption, 0entn1t Debility, ETC., recommend
Coidcna Lleblg's Liquid Rxtrnut OF Bcef.
, 1880-08-05

op*tSat U0pd@tA 70 9Ka EAbeslH 4FURsss
Sioux CITY, Ia, Aug. A-The widening OF
the narrow to standard gauge, between Gov"
lngto,, a11tl Ponca, Neb., was finished yeater-
Ily. TraIus will not bo put on pe1pse
Sent, !,
, 1880-08-05

THE IRON AND STEEL WORKERS. -.
Prrrsuuaa, Pa, Aug. A-The Amalgn'nated
Association OF Iron and 6teel Workers Ut tho
United States, In session here, decided thls
morning to exclude the press, and that no Eo-
flort OF prOceedin09 shall b9 given theul.
, 1880-08-05

Hay Fever cured by JcfIerss French
Catnrrh Cure. O[cc Ia Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-05

TrRrr1ER particulars OF Prof. Monsmscn's
rtcent irroparnhlc loss by tho burning Of bis
library at Charlottenbutg' near nerlin' are 70
a." oifcct Tint tho entire sixth volume Of his
..raat " History Of Homo" was consumed. It waa
s,st ready for tho press, A correspondent Of
IN London Times Of tho 10th Of July recalls tho
s;m,lar dsastor that tefell Nlobuhr. tho second
xo,,,,uo Of whoso History Of Tome " was burnt
IN 1sa0. and hopes that Prof. Mornmson, II he ro@
oovcrs from this almost fatal atsoko to bis lfo-
wnrY. will he nhlc to follow Nlebuhr's heroic
nxnmp,e, and write out from memory tho COM
tents Of Ito l-fatcl volume.
, 1880-08-05

CoLLtM6' vOLTAlO PLA8TER8
Instantly relieve rnin, sorencss, ana Weakness:
, 1880-08-05
,d,e$ to tho Milwaukee Sunday 1s'tqroph IN

...,,r,& to tho Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph In
Dnn, {adIotIon Of tho Nov York tVorhas 8wnyno-
M 0olycr lie about den. GARFIELD. Ihla II III.
wat IL tho ttso Of starting campaign fAlso-
soni unless 1t can do its perfect work b1 RIM
ut .,,ur until Noyenbcr7 Judge Doolittla'a cor
lnct,ou IL propnturc, md puts the World ia tho
',-c,ifcnu,cnt Of tho negro preacher who ssortod
!" n scrn,ot, on tho Halt Of Man that tho Lord
~ l.'.ac Adam, tho ilrst man, "out Oh DO dust oh
y" rurtt and rot him uf, a1tn do fcnco to dry"
Az luousiuve dnrky in tho back part OF THO
audience inquired: "who made dat fcncca"
..itnsh" a's" !. said tho preacher, "Bch questions
.-n,,,d sp,lo do bost system Oh theology In dc
,,ntrerso" Mr.. Dooltttlo has helped to spoil ono
~ ~ tho best campaign llos yet lnvcnted.
, 1880-08-05


Will. out searching forauspletous elarac-
tarsJ noticed TINT tile hapRp of liHzle Ben
nett1No. 61l Clark street, WsY tightly cloaed,
whceas It was nsuaiy GS s1,5T{Gded 3naIe
lo0knH-ElnHY and razor found upon Love, TO-
getl4s With tho fnct that Rlack mustacho
%hiJ, fIa wore when lust arrested had TO
eentP been shayen oil csIsea = ue t, Y ~
taeh onstdeTabie sn 1otannqMs n IT, % a n atst
liz description giyel, OF the muraeters, how
ever. Wilson's true ilame Il said to be Cor
man, 3lld hIs parents 1.-Two on llnlstet street
someNhere ncar thy scene q ua9 Sil1tsier: #
Sd 95ns 3 gs!s S2as tsssa
nvonna nsS teut 70 doS by one % Lehman. When
cred il, fired upon Lshra,l, w99 ntf,a1 f9aq1aga paa
Woundst va Sn nnd escaped TO Tho South Division.
where 10 was picked up BY the RolieS WI Watag ~
gutting lis would dressed In dEugst9rf9;t r;t;n Y.
{ha corieF Of Van Harfn stfeet Mel Eth i
agenaS ege antty 1S}st n s e Viii shs
eI1"st ~ {iSivar employSl ut the Stock Yards
took q LOOK Ut the meli yesterday. ana. %ha!e
be was nit able to positively lueauiy Ivy. ".
ho thought he was te nsah ~ ,atm,ng ~ ~ fc
nur.ler, Uls goneral appearance and Als
voice were tie same -,
THERE WE'RE THREE IN TIE PAnrY..
ana inst rs he passed theul the tales
ono asked him II 20 wouldn't llke afsna e
aai when u passed On without mnsei nosISaS Suoin M
eoyste4 asy sd n atx es.t is the tast srs
splinter ot'p!ne OH tho edge u , Hne "a
which Ia jagged IN places The o!lnu Sla1is
MchaAois Was cnt Wlfi. Ysry snusp ~ p,sls sE,,
s Tsass 4 wesS ase a epsaled pssdf s{ to
tho blade, but Love says tho afaio u e1 1T"S
'nMl9S xss Sc; 1sported thata,r. poAssanhad ensl
, 1880-08-05
ONLY TWO MORE.

Dr.. Tanner Has bus Two More Days
to FuSt-II1s Condition Last Night
Not ~ Favorable M 1IeretofOro-Cons
ldent that IIo' Will Succccd-A
Frcncll Doctor Following Tanners