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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Go TO A. J. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for @
drink of pure, unauthorized liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anhouser beer. This is u
private, quiet place, whore one can spsad an
hour pleasantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
PETERSON NDTEh,
Paris, Texas,
w. ]. FINNKaAN, PRorRIEroR.

Having lcased,this hotel for term of three
years, from january Isl, 1881, take this OPP
portunity TO inform the travelling pubic that
in the future, IS in the past, no pains will be
spared to msko Sll who may bestow their
patronage on me, as comfortable as posi-
Bile. improvements Tending to the comfort
and convenience of tho guests, is being made
from time to time, and nothing will be left
undone to make tho Peterson hotel, Of Paris,
one Of the best hotels in the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
..Morning Cloriesv for Csrist,nns.

Tho proprietor Of FL Espanol smokers
pnrlor sNnouhcss with muchp lessUre the ar
rival Of 2 rice lot of Gartissz BreS' morn
ing Glory" brane OF Havana nllisg cigars,
orased expressly for the holiday trade, and
now offered 10 his patrons at the remarkably
low price Of ave oents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post oGcs, Dallas,
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
Erroneous.

The statement published in the HERALD
that NslcS Braunin was sent 20 the poor
farm for yagrancY is erroneous. Hs paid
his 6ne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Ifyou with correct plans ard specifications
of buildings, call on ". b. Wilsss, profes-
sional architect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

just received new line of Holiday styles,
silk and gtifi hats, and they are immense, at
Leon Kahn's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

The attention of tho trade ia called to tire
black goods department OF Wolfe & Baruch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
Lndies Say Hnnnaan


is always busy, and makes quick sales and
small profits. i, Bsuman, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

If you are.troubled with sny throat dis
ease, call on your druggist for Hamburg
Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Atlas Portable Engine tosk First Pre-
@iuIn at st. Louis Fair. 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Over stoslSd and sell at cost, go to Bsu-
man, 706 Ella street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Fhe Old fseIiabIe.

Bushels of cora, BY \. A, Glass e Co., at
their corn shelter, south side Of public square.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26
Cheaper. tieau I'hysicinn's EiIls.

Go to Connor's for drugs. Look for the
prismat;c lamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Dogs transmit it thrsugh their teeth.
Teeth should DO kept free frcm virus. Use
Sezodont, keep the human teeth clean, and
no damage cen be done by the man who
ssys to bis gil, 81 feel like eating you up
dearest"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Thompson, Schott & Co., are propriotsrs
of tho Hamburg Syrup, the BEST known
remedy for colds snd kindred diseases
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-26

Hamburg Syrup ia dead shot for sore.
thrnnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED OF IHtM
NOMINATIONS.
The Committee Of the National Convention
Wait On tho Democratic Leaders, Yes
i,rday-lstten and Spseehs'-
Meeting Of the Executive
Committee.
BhRNUM GETS the GUARDIANSHIP,

T.. .o,,,i,,.. .n,olnted by the Gin.
-, C.,,,,.,,,.u 40 w.,, an ,hs Dem.
.',,' .,a,',,,... e., A.. oo,c. ol Prosi.
80" ,, ~ nu.-i,,.,, .nJ officially
"'" ~" -, A., n.,, L., h.., chouen
'"'''" .' .,., | 80 ~, a., "ou,,,. ha,,,,
~ W." 49,, ,"' '''''....'.,,' ,.,,,,m.d ,h,ir
,.,. a, ,l. su,l,icn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
FROM ABROAD.
CHILL THREATENS TO B0MBARD the
PERUVIAN CAPITAL.
Revolt Of Turkish Troops Near Pen--lrlsh
Members More Favorable 10 the 0ls.
turbanee BilI-txpor OF Rus
sian Wheat Forbidden,
A BOOM FOR GENERAL JOE HAwlEY.

A project has been oonalentially sub.
mitted to several oi tho great powers
looking to tho division Of Iioumelis. the
eastern portion To be given to Bulgaria
aud tho remainder handed over 10 the
Sultan. NJ. Camssson has been elected
President Of tho municipality oi Paris.
ricc DIR. Thule resigned. The Irish
members Of the House Of Commons
seem to regard tho disturbance bill more
iavorably since the statement made by
Gladstone. Monday night Ia conse.
quence ot tho expiration ol their term
oi service aud tho n0R.psyment oi
money due them. u portion ot tho Turk
ish army threw down their arms. yester.
day, and started for tho residence Of the
Minister oi War, In Pera, with the In.
teniion ol demanding their pay. but
they were met by u strong force aud con-
fined IN their barracks The Ohlihn
forces threaten to lombard Lima. tho
Peruvian Capital, unless u treaty "l
peace In immediately Sgned. The war
has resulted most disastrously Tor tho
allies, aud the payment ol the $aD, ,OWt
OOO indemnity, demanded by Chill. will
complete the ruin oi Peru and lIoliyia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
THE LAW IIi:FIEu.
East AtchisOn, Mo-, In the Hands
Of u Drunken Mob Prospects
.f Tsns,hie

Arcmi.oS, Ms, July l3 q. u. Peck ,
contractor ior the excavation works ~
tho packing honse ol James NJ hnIith.
nj Fast Airhison. Mo-. having 81
vagrl several colored men, Ia
whom No was paying ti3 n day,
u drunken mob. armed With rcvolvefH
and knives, made their appearance ON
tho spot Ia ,lay and compelled them TO
ault work. The crowd increasing. they
prorocdrd 10 the hrickyarl oi Seih n
Co, whore seven colored men wcra en-.
ployrd, and compelled the sloppage ol oil
work, aud drove the cOlore,i men ovet
tho river. The mob then Dumbetrd
several hundred. and sn al,lrnsScd by
tho Mayor oi Aichiuon and 0lhsrs, uH'
ing peace aud order. but without avail
Tho colorrd drivers oi tho trans
for teams were compelled 10 turn back
over tho bridge. and the c0lofod porieis
at various freight drpois. and other dAr
keys In Tennessee were hunted up nnh
sent over into Kansas. The authorities
find all their efforts Ia quiet tho mob
useless. They teleyraphed Ia Sheriff
Spencer, oi ~. Joseph. Ia come
and exercise his authority. but
no refused ~ come. The mob
now have posscSsion oi Fast Alohis"n
aud defy ~. law and militia. Tho peo'
ple oi Aichison who ARE largely inter
euled In the industries are indignant s'
the disgrace oi the proceedings, aud un'
l,.s tho officers oi buchanan county.
Missouri, 10 their duty to.morrow they
propose 10 takea hand In tho proc"ed'
iuus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
RIVERS AND uARBOHs
THE Appropriation Available, and Work
toh % uommsn0s al Onos.i

W,s,iNaroN, July ~ The rlvor and
haThnr appropriation IN nov available,
aud GrnrraI Wright. Chiei the Corps oi
EugturcTs, has iIwariol to each ol hts
nth,rTa in charge al such flvcr and
harbur imprny ument, instruct'ons tn ~
ahral aud resume operailnna la inll, As
stated Recently. the new work viii bnt
commence un,Il plans aud estimates
have been aeut Ia, hat with respect Ia
the money Ia hoexponlri, there VII h'
no ~ ecial r,sirictiun laid ~ Ia tho Narl-
aus Kmonnis,
It has been iounl necessary :" make
thu demands upon tho Treasury s"u'
what lighter than usual, =" ~ noi Ia ~
tard the payment IL the pnhllc debt,
anil in that connection ''"n, NIlghi
has agreed inr the prcscut not io draw
ny,r 400 ODO from the Treasury lot ail
riyrr and harhnT work, hut lat'i 10 the
season. when plans ior thu new woik
1,ayn been approved and everything ls
,n iull operation, thts Temporary f"al
tion will hn removed aud theirs wi, he
luud. forthcoming la any amount ahS"-
lutrly necessary. G"u. Wright SAYS that
tho present arrangement With the Treas
ury /. not, IA hIs opinion, resttirti"h
ni any ronseIuencr, bscaus There isa
.nuy yuncSpcn,l,l balance lett "yct from
last yrar - appropriation, which Is await
able at anY time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
JUsrIUE TO sErrI.EIts.
Frandulent Enlrien ON Pnbllo I.andl

Fraudulent Entries on Public Lands.
" NsuINuTnN, July o. One IL tho
really guui features connected with tho
work ui the late Congress VAS the pass =
aye at u hill relating 4" fraudulent eDtTlea
upnu public lands. more especially tho
lsud. uJdnted under what IN known M
The s.l,licIs aud sailors net. Under
thr new law, Srttlors. Who lnnoreutly
entered public lands under fraudulent
sOlhrrS' AMI sailors srIip, ani were
lat,I compelled to rcm"yc. aTo to b~ rc-
landed their tccs, CuluuIiSsiuns and pur
chase money originally pald. whru they
will have utu,luced the hest lucumcn'
tary prooI ~ Ia the validity ri their
clalms.
As may ho supposed, settlers IN the
West are auslly benefited 10y ia" hill,
hat the matter becomes specially inter
esllng lIom the isct that the number at
these cases Ia aslpun,ilnA for instance,
at onr oiiire alone in California thcfr
are iilcd G,s forged soldiers crIiiiicairE
With other papers relating to tho land
taken under them. These eases hav"
h,cu prn,lingH number ui years, and
the swlnilrd settlers ma,lo u luug nnd
pcIrislcui livht inT lustiCr, which they
at last sIrcerdrd Ia securing.
Tho dual adjudication and settlement
III these claims ~ IA charge ut Gen
Williamson, Land tnmmlsslnncr, who
has just completed and forwarded Ia
his subuTiinatrr Instructions as :" III"
manner al examining AMI passing upon
all CHAINS died ut their oiilcrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
yVUEEI ma VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. IA, 1890

been 10 long identified, and In whose
glorious achievements you have shared.
The Convention set forth its ylcws upon
the leading political issues which are
now before the people, In . series oi res
olutlons, = copy Of which We have the
honor 10 present 10 you, aud TO which
your attention 10 respectfully requested.
u is our earnest hope that this view may
meet with your appreciation, and that
YOU will accept tho nomination which
ID now rendered YOU.
With sentiments Of high esteem, We
are respectfully.
Joms W. STEVENSON,
President N COnteni,0a,
NICHOLAS NJ. BkLI, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
TINE NEXT pR EsIDENT.
OHi uial Notification at Hts Nomination
by tho CINCINNATI Convention,
Nrw loHh, July ~, 1870.

Nrw loHh, July ~, 1870.
10 Gru. W. \. Hdrok
Sm The National Convention 0i thu
Democratic party, which asHembled nj
Cincinnati on the 9,nd oi last month,
unanimously nominated yuu s thor
candidate Tor rrcsldrnt 81 the United
states. Wa hays been directed to IN
form yuu III Your nomination Tor this ~
,ltwl trust, and request your acceptance.
Ia accordance with the uniform custom
III tho Democratic party the Convention
have announced their views upon the
Important issues which ara before the
country Ia series ol IoSulutlunn
lu which W. invite your attention,
Those resolutions emhudy iho general
principles upon which the Democratic
party demand that the government
shall bo conducted. aud they also en-
phatically condemn the maladmlniStra
iion al the party ~ power. and It's
crimes against the constitution, and cs,
pocially against the right nf the poopl"
Ia clnuse aud Install their rTrsiirntp,
which have wrought NJ much injury
aud disorder Ia our country, That
which ciirily inspired your nomination
Was The Tact that ynu had conspicuonsly
rccopulIcd aud excmplined the ycarn-
my ui the American people Tor recon
rillatlun aud brotherhood under the
shield ui tho constitution with
all iis jealous care. and guarantees
Tor the rights oi persons and "i States.
Nunr nomination was not made alone
because ln the midat oi arms You illus
irated the high qualities al the sold'c
hut htcause when the war had ended,
aud when in recognition Ot your courage
aud fidelity you were place" In com
maud oi n part of tho Union undergoing
the process al rrstoraiirn, aud while
you were thus clothed with absolute
"""rr you us"'i u not H. suhvert but tn
sustain the ,iyil laws aud rights they
wu,1 established 10 protect. Your
lidrlliy ~ those principles naniie'ted
~ important trusts heretofore conlllci
10 your care, gives proof that they viii
e nrUl N0' 2 administration oi Q Ma
tioual government, and assures the
country that one indissolublo of IN
ucstructah,e state, and the Constitution,
with lia wise distribution oi power and
regard lot the boundaries oi state and
Federal authority, will not suffer Ia your
hands. that yuu will maintain the sub
ordination al military tociyll power, aud
sill accomplish the purlncation ot the
public service, and especially that the
government which W. hove will be
irrc from reproach or stain of
sectional agitation or m,.iice In any
shape or iorm. Rejoicing in common
With tho MASSES oi tue American people
upon this bright promise for the future
III ouT country, ". wish also Ia express
tn YOU personally the assurance ot tho
general esteem aud confidence which
have summoned you 10 this high duty,
and Will all you la It's performance.
Your fellow citizens,
Signed Nicholas Rni,
ScrctGTV.
Jous W. STryKNEos,
Ircsii,M CUnlcnii1n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
Io~a shootlns sorape.

S,p,N CIp. July a. At i.rmars.
sunday evening. Major q y. & Hall
sl,ri aud dangerously wounded llr w.
u rurtcr. tho ball entering th" meek
Iust bc,nw the lnho Ut the night r1r AMI
lpiging ln the bunes on the opposite
s,is. Both are prominent citizens
1Uc affairs caused great .x,ilonen',
The truublo originated Ia Hall b"'nS
prosecuting attorney Ia rape 'as"
where Porter Was defendant. Al the
time at the shooting, the men hal mt
nn the street. words passed botseen
them, Shich M one Was near enough
a. hear, when Hall Rrrd claiming that
hal he not ''got the drop un Porter,
he would have been shot hlmsrlf POT-
i.T says he wss not armed, aud this ls
cnrroborated. II H. probable that he
will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
The Woather at the Capital.
TIIn GEORGIA OAsE.
Deolsion Of Judge Woods, OF the u. n. Or
QUIT Court

W,suINuIoS, July ~ Ia the case oi
the deputy collectors and marshalr ~.
gently arrested IN Campbell county,
Georgia, ior killing Que ol party ~
mopnshincrs, Commissioner kanm WIS
in day notified by telegraph that Judge
Wouis, ni the United States Circuit
Court, has decided that IA cnScs IN
United States Courts the issue Il u war
rant hy the State magistrate, AMI nrrrs,
under the saIu., In 10 fact u nu,i IN ne,
ton hrgun. and such u caac can he trans.
hfrri io United States Courts withou,
waiting inr hills oi indictment hy th"
State grand Jury. Tho hearing on h"'co'
cpp,H Wrils. hooking to the unrond'-
iloual dIpchnryc oi The revenue "il,ccrr.
viii come up ior consideration ,".mor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
RIVER AND HARB0R IMPROVEMENT TO
BEGIN At ONCE. rs,
The Settlers Obtain lvstles O, taa--Ds.
elsIon of,he Postmaster General The
Case OF the Georgia 0fleial,-ko
Manhals for the South.
IhG CABINET MEETING YESTERDAY.

The Law passed by Congress at lls lasl
session, permitting the TolundiDg g.
settlers, Who innocenIly entered public
lands undri fraudulent soldiers an.i
sailors scrip. and we're afterwards con-
p"lled Ia remove, the money exIendai
10y thom la lees. commissions aud pur
ehas" oi land, IN the result oi long an,l
persistent light ior Justice, aud will ai.
t"rd much qualification la the Ear West.
t'cn. Wright. Chief III the United States
Engineer Corps. .annonnees that ths river
aud harbor improvements authorized
by Congress l'be commenced ai once
and pushed forward rapidly. The Al
torney.G General has authorized the state.
meni that he will not appoints deputy
I nited States marshals, ior any South
EN- State. with the possihlc exception
of Virginia. Disbursements ut the
Treasury have been ~ large ior ~ lev
days past a- Ia exceed the receipts aud
necessitate u draft upon the reserve
fund. A decision has been mn,lc by the
P"-t"ilco Department, ia regard to the
sending oI advertising cards through tho
mails. which will be- oi inicsest a. oar
business men and manufacturers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
Enul,.h Steamer Attack sd by Arabs.
GA N A lDA.
Steamship Collision No Livcs Lost,

Steamship Collision No Iivea Lost,
SARsIA, OSr, July ~ The steamer
CITY oi 81 Calhrrinca was In collision
with the American steam barge Ucorg"
A. Marsh oil White Rock, II point ioriy-
two miles from here, The City oi N.
GATHERINGS was struck near Ih" bow and
went Ia tho bottom inside oi fifteen min
uies. Her cargo, general merchandino
aud five horses bound Tor Chicago. Wan
all lost. The crew aud passengers, nun
herring ililrn, wcro saved aud brought
here by tho tug David W. Rust. which
was close hy at lh. time ui tho collision.
The upper works oi the ~ CaihcrineB
noated away from the hull and tho pas
sonyers' effects were taken oil 10y boat
from the Rust. tn. Marsh was NJ badly
damaged that sho had to bo towci back
10 port. Giop carelessners IN charged
M the cause of the collision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
UOM MITTnn
By this National Demoors''o
Convention 20 Notify tho Candidates of
tho Party of Their Nomination Meet IN
Nav York, Yesterday Tho Result

Nav YoRK, July ~ The committee
appointed by tho Cincinnati Convention
io inform It's candidates oi their MONT
nation held u meeting ~ the New York
IIolcl at u o'clock thlA morning, x.Scn'
ator John T. Stockton, oi New Jor@y,
~ the chair,
The sub commitlcrcomposcd oi Stock b
ton, John ". Danirl, ol Nlrp'uia, ten
u. NJ. Uchoo, ol Georgia; cSiiovcrnor
SauI.bury, oi delaware, X. NJ. Spcrr, "'
Pennsylvania, Gro. llowlley, oi Ohio.
aud Augustus Schoonmakrr, oi New
York, rrpori@l drafts ot letters to Gen.
Hancock aud Mr.. English. which were
adopted and signed hy all tho members
II the committee al the conventions
The letter to Gcu Hancock In M follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
4 .ii.iu,onai hari,is 90 th I'at,l
Bu, Three More Dsys 10 Lave

NV YoSs, July % --Governor Cor.
nell has drshlsd ~, ,o interiors wiih ths
80, oi Chastine Cor, sentsnoed io bs
hanged on Friday. When Cos wN In
Ioru,rd oi the decision ~ the Goy.rnot
h.. aid "iis bs,d io de this wsy, hut
| hardly eI pecied the Gov~rn1r would
inis,I.r.. } am prepared ior ,hs wors,
nov" Later Cos remarked ~ the
prison keeper Upon considering the
matter, ! don't knOw but shat u is he. /.
Ter im ~. " die than to spend my lie
In pvisoo." when Cos informed Bsll,o.
a youns Italian uod,r s-ntenrs ~ death.
ths, he con hal but three nOrr days
% live. Bsllo rrriaimsi. my God. |"
snd reirestr,i IA th. fu,tberDost part OF
bis cell william y Hove. counsel fos
Cor. hss sent the iolio sing Telegram to
the iioysrnor: ~ declare u to In inhu.
msn and unjust to deny . hearing to the
Iriendless negro Cos. fou accorded II
10 BsIbo. the IiaIisn. On what principlr
lhen do yoa deny . besrisx % ohs ol
sour oSn ooantfymen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
TUSCAItAWAS TItAGEDY.
No Law to Punish Athey ana
Critics for Dumping Mary
Hen~fY's IsOdy In tho Creek.

NEW pHILADHirUiA, ONO, july Ia
Tn. states Prosecuting Attorney here
saws th,r, II no Law Ia the State Oi ONO
that will punish any person Tor helping
10 conceal the body 81 any one ionnd
murdered, ~ that there will be no pun
ishmcnt 81 either Henry Athey or Alex
np,I,t Critics, IN jaii hore on thst rharg'.
After tho horr,ble buirh-ry ~ Mary
aensf 10y fllen Aihey, near here, IN
June last, u will bs remembeted that
Henry Aih.y, husband oi Ellen. aud
Alexander Critics, volunteered, st EilrD .
t,au.st. 10 haul the body Oi tho nuT
d,,,d pirl b. tho bridge at nlnhi
and dump IL into sugar Greek. The
stencil al the ,iccoInposinR remains IN
the shallow grave 10 the ash.hesP Drai
,b. house had bss'ame unbeaTable, sni
II Sas Ellen n earnest plss,iingu that In
ducsd them to make an effort to secfste
the body more sturely. The h~ii
motning, II will be ien,eml,crssi, the
crius va. discovered, and Ellen and
Henry Aihey. aud Alss. Critics were
arrested.
Will. IA IL nov generally believed
tha, Athry aud Critics we're entirely ih'
noc,nt oi all participation in the mur.
der, Justice demands that they be hst'
as witnesses, ani thst they lie held ~
An account iof the outrageous nAnne'
In which they disposed oi . human
body Its not thought that they will
Il. released before the trial In kovsm'
her ElIcn Aihry, the murletrss. u
,on,plr,ely broken down. and at times
w,eps bitterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
A uorrbls story from vuIs,nla.

wYrnsynrs, July ~ Mrs, Sarah
A. ,lIins A d,-anlute white widow, diod
hero on Friday aiteruoon after a brlrl
Hines. aud Vas buried Monday. Jus,
,it,, her death "A strong d,sagIcsshle
smell rendered the rUom untenablr, snd
dur,rrv the deaioriNstion a Hour harrel
Sas discovered containing the iesie'eI
remains of five small children mnrd''1u
hy the deceased The remains were
past recognition, bat hanging from 'he
skuils worc long straight locks oi blonde
hair. proving thsm to have hcep wh'''
chilirrn. Acting Coronrr obenchaln
tpnk the remains la oharlc, but death
hat plarsd the guilty woman beyohd
the grasp at humaH LAWS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
uEHh An Y.
vsIuabls Scientific Collection Dss,roy.d

VslpabIs Scientific Collection Dsstroysd,
BsRiIs. July l3--rhe villa oi Thso.
dors Mominsen. the distinguished pro.
lessor aud antiquarian. al Chsrletisburp.
l.ubang. has been burned down. Poi.
Mominsen Was severely injured. A very
valuable collection 0f historical aud
scientific works, etc, collecied with
great trouble aud c,pense from all over
the world, were destroyed. The lo~s Ia
irreparable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-14
Letter to Hon. w, u English
Nkw loHl July a. lisa

IT, Hon. Ma H. Eagl,sh
by direction oi the Democratic
National Convention, which assrmbled
at Cincinnati June 22i last, u becomes
our pleasant duty to notify YOU that you
were unanimously nominated by tha,
b'iy ior the office ot Vice President Of
the United States. Your large expe.
ricnce In the affairs OF Government.
your able discharge oi the many trusts
committed to youf hands, your steadta.t
devotion Ia Democratic :principiss aud
the uprishiness oi your private character
gives the assurance To the Democracy.
that YOU arr worthy and we'll quAfi-
fled to perform the duties Of that high
position. and commended you To them
Tor the nomination which they conferred.
While your personal qualities And your
public services veil insrited this honor,
the action OF the Convention Was no
doubt designed Dot only to vindioats
tlssis spsseelailen of yoursslt bat -
ysn 70 isstiiy their psclosnd respect ior
Democracy in Indiana, your native State,
with whose many struggles you have
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FRA N ON
rleoted MAJOR of Paris.

r,uis, July Is. -CcrnrSaon was elect,
ed to-day President ol the Paris Munici'
pality, Vice d. Thule, who thought the
Radicals sirank IN alarm from the
schcme drawn NJ by the committee
whereby The municipality would become
entirely independent oi the government,
with the management al ih, police, aud
all other prerogatives now vested In the
prelrCt
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A rtiiiA N lbTAN.
ur,t,.h prspsr,us 10 us,rss.

I"Spos. July IA dispatch hom
bombay says that preparations NJ. MAX
ing by the British to evacuatr Cabnl.
Al tho ioris around Shcrpur have been
lninrd, aud could be blown up nj n
DAYS notice. II II reported that the
troops will leave Cahul about ih" mii'
Ilo al August