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Carelessness Chokes a Y oung
Man to Death. 8, n |
A Candidate for Lynch al
y Louisville so@ iaaI

BURNED AT A BONFIRE.

BuhNED Al boNfihk
lpecfals to the Star. ---s-.-
KANSAS Cry, June 19.-The eight-year-
I'D daughter Of Major William Warner was
burned to death yesterday by her clothes
catching FIRE from q bonfire Ia front Of her
hther's house. % n .f (
BOY cHoKED TO DEATH WITH RErNs.
ELDoRADo, O., June IA young son OF
Isaac Hoof was driving q hay-rake yester-
day afternoon and carclessly threw the
lines around his neck and in doing SO the
lines caught in the revolving shaft Of the
rake, which drew them so rapidly and 50
tightly as to choke young Hoof to death
almost instantly. Every effort was made
10 resuscitate hiIn, but without avail.
MuRDERER's ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 19.-George ".
Petway, the murderer Of Farris, made .
desperate attempt last night to commit
suicide in jail He had been given razor
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19
Take Care Of Your Horses, Feet.

Corns and bunions on peoples feet are
caused by ill-6tting shoes, and those who
suffer the horrors of full crop can sympa.
thize with the dumb animals that have to
bear the terrible pangs in silence. Many
a valuable horse has been ruined and Ke.
come practically useless at an age when hia
powers should be in their prime, but BY
having them sbod with the Goodenongh
Shoe the risk Of such calamity is entirely
avoided. Veterinary surgeons and those
who ought to know Dronaunce Il to be the
best in the world. The G. odenough shoe
ing. establishment Is I'll Race street.
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Columbus Chirps.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o.. June 19. -Tllos. Prizelle, =
boy shooting in the woods on the day Of
the murder at Georgesville, is in the. City
Prison for the crime. G..'.,.-'rr
The Democrats OF the Police Eoard have
declared the Office of the Secretary vacant.
but the incumbent refuses to vacate, and
will test it in Court -st IA e. ts4ia
Thirty-two ballots were taken for his sue
cessor without election 4 It is Democrat
reorganization. and will result in depoa'
ing Heinwetler, the Fire Chief, asa Repub.
lican retaliation. ''i""ai
The investigation of DR.. Frestone ID
concluded. The prosecution admits fail
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Removal.

MI. G. Fl. Hensel, wholesale liquor ner-
chant, has removed from his old premises,
corner Of Court street and Central avenue,
and is now located in larger and more COM
modious premises, at 1872 West Court street,
where he will be pleased to see all his old
friends and patrons. His stock Is larger
now than heretofore, and he still retains
his reputation Of keeping the finest and
most genuine bourbon, rye, and other
kinds of liquors, both home and foreign,
and the public can always rest assured that
the quality Of his goods are just exactly
what he guarantees them to be. Don't for
ret the new address 1e2 West Court street.
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Delegates, you will find the. celebrated
Lenox Shirt only MT AL Main street. To-
day begins the great reduction, 5715c shirt
to 47Hc, Csc shirt to 5711c, and Zoe to 65c.
Store open until 10 o'cl ck.
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DIR. J }. Harry, the Author.

,a New HAVEN, Y.sJune 19.--Dr. ]. Barry.
OF thisplacej died at 6 O'clock yesterday
evening. He was the author of transla-
ton of the "Life Of Columbus" also Of
"ohristan Embryology" and numerous
newspaper articles ohreligious and literary
subjects. a., 20. E.r, .-.v -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

Messrs Reeves & Black, proprietors Of
Mount Lookout Park, will give grand
picnic on Monday, July 5. Tickets 25c.
Music, dancins, and other grand pastir1es
will be INDUCED in. No liquors sold on
the ground. = 9GA :, S9i 51A siitf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19
Found Dead in Bed.

e. Keogh, abook agent from Boston. was found
dead in bed about $3.50 this morning in his room
at 26j Vine street. He had been on a spree for
some time aud had taken chloral for the pur-
pose of ouieting his nerves. The Coroner held an
inquest and returneda verdict OF death from co,-
ge,tion Of the brain, brought on by intemperancs
and the injudicious use of chlOral.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

Ladies' hand-sewed boots shoes and ties,
in French and American kid, are made q
special feature at Giesting's, 50 Fountain
Square. %& HT6s,a1 t&H
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

THE first grand picnic will be held for the bene-
fit of Anderson Literary Society of Deaf Mutes
Wednesday, June 23d- 1t promises to be whole
success and novelty, and large attendance is as-
sured. Give the society a good patronage.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

The dressmaking department at Parks,
so West Fifth is 8, complete that any
style of dress can be made at one days
notice. Travelling suits are gotten up in .
few hours. 5,-y, ., r.e,,7a.,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

The license receipts Of the Mayors Of
fee this week amounted to $2,232. Big
week. ase.U Il sa % tslssl ~
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
THE LARGEST SALE OF COTTON.
lanai Associated Press to the StaE

New YORK, June 10 The sale of ovsa
ten thousand bales of c1tton for the Man
chester mills, England, is published to.
day. ea It is said to be the largest singls
transaction ever made on the Cotton Rx-
change here. "a, 144h s,,f a. .qstf 4'n,7T
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19

.Qa.a Rfice htll House.
Grand attraction tomorrow afternoon
and evening. Good music Adnlissiop
free. .eN a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19
AN OLD LADY MURDERED.

SIDNEY o., June 49, David L. Shank,
aged twentyeseven, Calming to be from
Springfield, while crazy drunk yesterday
morning, attacked an old lady, Mrs Ann
Line, aged sixty-nine. at Bort Jefferson,
Perry Township, and beat her to, death
He also tried to kill Mrs. Ellen Inskeep, an
aged widow. Shank is in Jail here.
, 1880-12-14

n approved by Tories anil Liberals alike,
mrtly because 1t Ia considered 4 'dht1unly
fewer concessions tlInm tie: II President
claimed, Tim text Of the nrtszke Itself not
justItytng tllo ariginn1 SUMMARY ac,.t l'y the
1fu,cs' correspondent, wllIc1iaauscal alarm
n,nol,g The Liberals, Nos;ay s'ohbts tint II
satisfactory agreement II Rtlatnablc.
MArt1nIyn bombs.
Secretary ShrFInnn's tctcmo for dealing
will, tho maturing bonds prgvhkcs M H.
rous criticism; eycn the I'ttnEs Improves,
tllong, blls.lcrfng into hugbcar frnn, The
igs,oran: apprehension TINT Congress has IN
power to n.aintaln Internal taxes sutli-
clent to secure futnro snrp]uses. The
Eco,.u,aEst regards tic rcfun.ltng prof
cct rs bald, but 1t aees 10 rea-
sun why it should fall. 1t considers
That IL Ia almost certatn to sscccctt II lilo
money ,nnrlct remains IN its present posi-
ton, affirming that American credit Is Mt
tGast c4t,a! tN that Ut any ttrst.class Coii-
tinental Power, and almost equal to Eli
gnlll's.
THE rlsosrECTs nF TIE CHEEK CAUaE.
Tho GreGk question continues to tnko
precedence Ut NIL otllcr foreign complications.
1t Is .truu tint thc English Cabinet Is 0n,c'sv-
oring to intucc the Porto anti Urecce to
MA1klkllI 1lDill lNSltl1k!t5 kCtEl bV1Itt
Ing differences 10 European Powers. It ~
untrue thnt 1t expects or greatly desires this
proposal to lie accepted. 1t Is curtain tint
Grccce will tcclfno to relEll4utst, her present
advantage. md tho possibility Of forcing Il
favorable solution when Thu army Is rs,adyt0
march next spring. Tho speech which Sir
Charles Dixie Is To mako To his COLI
s.llucnts Mt Chelsea oil Monday Is nli-
tteipnted engerly. hut IL IL unlikely
lint he will nake ally important disclosures.
t;nsnbcttn, reported privately 10 l,o takcwarin
OH Grcnk lndttcrs, Is really only waiting Il
propit1Ot1s 1il,N1Gllt to renew his effective
atrocacy Of them. Neither Eliglatla nor
Franco, nor tho Powers generally, counsel
Grcccu tptlsnrm; nor Is there tho slightest
probability tint Greece car 10 lntlncetl to
accept boundary narrower tlan TINT granted
BY tlso Berlin Conference.
noor1l AND slopJEsNA.
NIr. nootll's Rlchcttclt proves 10 popular
that the production Of "Tliu Foors Revenge"
| Is postponcd to Iloxi.y Night {Dec. oa). Tho
| tllcatru ts full cyery night. Two nrtists flave
offered 70 pnlnt Atr. D0otl, us JefchGtlc1t, OnG
| Ut them, John Culltcr, who ra,Iks ain0ils the
most distinguished portrait-pntntcrs, asks
Mr.. Booth to nccept the picture, after It is ex-
hfbftcl next yGar Mt tho Acadunly. Nine.
Alutljcslsa appears Tonight Ms 1ftrlcnnc. All
the seats l,ayc long since been sold.
A DECISION Aa.AlNsr nlruAI1sTs.
LONDON, Dec. 1a.-1n the Court Of Queens
1}cncl tt-.lay, III delivering Judgment OIL Tic
question ut the validity Ut tho proceedings
as,1i,,st tic Rev. 7. Pelham Dale, riiuallst,
Lord Cl,tcf-Justfcu C0leritlE0 reviewed the
objections ratsctt by Dalc's counsul against the
proceedings before t.0rtl 1'onznnce, mud lt-
, 1880-12-14
FISHER INSANE.

GAN FRAxplsoo, Deo, 13.-Anton0 FishoF, who
shot Railroad commissioner llocEetEechoF last
night, ant1 who WIS urrcstod OF |owol! street
this Afternoon. showa evidences " a'sortlcred
uin.l. 1t Il aseorlaincA TINT he recently matu
some disposition at bis property and affairs In u
manner to create the belipf that h0 lntontlel
sutel4le3 and also tat ho attempted to kill shoo
doalcr ,at,,cd lsusie OH Powell street lust Might.
Itu processes tn know nothing of tho iiecr"
strochsr aifair. and dlsc!a'Ms my on,'lity to-
wpssA hiu@, but Rays th9s II llu had not heen ar
rested hv would this uyenlag lsavo v!sttatl Mayor
lfa!nut ard numbur of prominent stock brsk-
ors With View OF alqntina thoul. lae appustrs
cnt1splY uuoouscIoua. Fisher IL y rald Social
Int, pnd was uu.lor police surveillance 4nriQG
tho recent trouble ln this city.
, 1880-12-14
A Shocking Murder and Sui.
eide Yesterday at Du-
buque, ia.
Six Springfield Officers uave
u Lively Battle with
Trnnlps.
Eight Of tho Latter Captured, One Of
Them Being Wounded bya
Bullet,
Revenue Officials Armed TO Meet Murler-
OTIS Tennessee M0onsltncrs.

SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
Special Dispatth 10 7ae Chicago Tribune.
DunuuuEt H.. Dec. 1J.-W. r. Itoibrunk. ngcnt
OF tho American Express Company. killed hts
little t'uu9htcr ani thost shot himself. Tic
tragcdy occurred this .norning, and tho particu.
lars IRE m f1Eiows: For some tinp 1folbrtok has
bccn sick. md hts friends nntscod n change In
Ills disposition. Sunday he wnrkod ut tho u1Ilco
Mntit late III tho evcn!f,g. and rottrcl wit!iput
creating my c,,nnut.t. The rutcs Ut tho Com
i,Hny req1lro l,ltn tt hnyu rerolver nj his
side, and bo hal been III tho hahlt Of lrnv-
Ing It OIL n table III bis bedroom.
1T : o'clock this morning his wife, whiio
in another room, heard tho report Of n revolver,
and rushed into hs room Just In tsnc to sec him
place the revolver to bis temple and tlrc shc
rushed from tho routn nud alarmcd tho ncsgE-
bors, md second jOok showed TINT Mr. Hn1-
brnrk hld nlsn sent bali through his chil1s
llen,l. frnsn which she could not recover. bfctl.
cnl a1l WIS immediately sutnmuucdt hut both
dtcsl afttr lingering a short time.
Mr. tIolhrsMk haa bccn In tho ctupipy Of tho
American Express Company for eotnc time, md
previous to disappointment rs nuent WIS r,llte
itgcnt for Tuwn. ltta books ut tho Olllcu nrp cor
rect. ant his Inniy ~ Unt Of tho tIcst md kind.
ess III tho city. All his friends unite fiji pre-
nDl1ncl11H the Einn lilsAf,G when ht committed
tho tcrr!0f1 deed. H0 WIS about W ycata 0f Agu
and u very popular MIN.
, 1880-12-14
MURDER TRIALS.

hp4tEaE QApalth % 3A9 CAatdV0 1s{bHHA
LAtAYE1J., Ind. 1lao. la-Oa thu :Jth OF
August, ls7v, LcwIs Hack engaged II, II qttarrel
With John A. Thompson vt Tho Middle Fntk Fair,
III Clinton County, AMI luhlcted wounds upon
hin, which, 1t IL alleged. ctused Acath. There
was much excitement oyer the ot0nt ut tho
time, md. ufter several inotrcotuHl attempts
Hook nnally secured 4 chas,xe Ut venue IL Tip.
.teeuuou County, tho trial tn tGgtn To-day, Tn.
eas9 WI! pt,'oaoly 10 io1x. a. tny stat" has ~:
E50u butl.
NNhvr aud Norris, whn Yrerp a tow days ugo
conyictol! IT numbering nuGuharslt AayUr. III
aluy IAst. havg lIod AE esen thruu GoxvM ruasota
why thpy lhink they SHOULD hAye Il now tFtal.
Tho Court hH3 not pASAtsl hDFtOn yet.
, 1880-12-14
1,REsUMrrIyE l'4ATls1C1DE.

Special U1pasfh 70 Tn CAftaQo Tribune.
CtHcINsATI+ O., Dee. 13-rEotably uuothcr
,lark tragedy hn4 boon added to tho loug list
which hns recoutly tuaio stark County notort-
OTIS, Simon Ktno died suddenly In Clinton, O.,
Saturday evcntng, under circumstances which
led to tho suppost!on TINT he hal been poisoned
with morphine by hla son. Joseph Kline. Yum.
Kline hi,B boon arrested 4ul put In juI!. It Ii
known TINT ho. laat week. sald his father was
not likely to live long, although ut tho tlmo hc
WIS troubled merely with II cold. IIo n!su pur-
ehased somo morphine. using misrepresentation
In order tn got 1t. THO tcart and stomach Ut tho
jcrtcd tn u chemical analysis. 1t 10 sur1osed
thnt the crttHD Wis committed IN urt]gr to pre-
lpnt the contemplated MarrIaAe Of tho tloeeasNl
ulsuA from tho possession of larK0 amount Of
property.
, 1880-12-14
ENCOUNTERED j. BURGLAR.
III. III .Axkd L.. s. N

Spft1dI Wspafth 70 1W Ch1ca9o Tribune,
ST. Louls. Mo-, Dao. W.--This u,or,,n1y Mtas
Eun!cp Enrie. ar Nh l0sl Fr1liIktn avenue, had
occasion tn visit her brothers bedroom, nB.l was
startletl to find ta!l stranger at tho wArlrubo.
"Whnt are you doing th0s0t' said tho lady. The
stranger 1ualc no auswor, but, hast!ly thriving
a lot Of cloth;ag over hls lutt arm. started for
tho llDas. Hiss Hnrlo rushed towarl him.
Kraspod thu gurtponts, and lawled "Muraor!
aiur!cr!' Tho stranger dsag3ed her to tho top
OF tho stairway, md then, hcArins door open
ta tho hull. struck herA ytuunt blow and tIss.na
dowtl'sta!r4. When the people Of tho house tn
atsWcr tn hGr VOICE ,cH1no u her resruu thoy
found Mt2s Euntco lvtt,K' scnaolcss under tho
GtuthlnX aI.e had brayely saved Slo WAS only
atunnclt 0ul soon recovered.
, 1880-12-14

THE GREEK QtjEHTIo.

LONDON, Dcc. 13.-A dispatch from
Vienna says: 1t Is understood III pub
lie circles hero that tho proposal
to settle the Greek question by tl!o
arbitration Of the European Powers las not
bren formally ,nattc, although France lIas
sounded the Powers OIL tic subject. It Is
believed that Austria Md Germany arc TIL
fayornl'le 10 tho proposal on tho ground tint
I'll imperative decision Of tic Powers with
ont coercion III tho event Of tlle refusal Of
Turkey IL comply tlerowitll wotlll place tho
Powers III Il ridiculous position.
, 1880-12-14
BATTLE WITH 1,RAsrrs.

6EFtfd7 DufdstH 70 TIE Ehtzd35 77aIuHe.
GPitiSOr1ELD, ILL.,. Dec. 13.-I1ty- Murshul Fonn.
tain and live other police officers hat! Il Lively
lattlu with tfteun or twenty tzs.tnps lust Boutll
Of tho city this afternoon. Tho officers mp
rr1'achctl tho RENDEZVOUS Of tho tra1nps fru,n
different directions. Fountain arriving first. "a
he ncarcd tho pInco Uill l!raInard advanced
toward him with revolver In hts
hund, say.ng. "Stop, you hon'of-a-b-h,"
Mt tho sama tImo firing nj ihn ot!cer.
Tho bn1t wbIzzod close to Fountains
head. and was quickly followed BY mother Rhot,
Fottnti retl, thu bull striking 1}rninartl IN tho
Icy. hevcrul shots wore cxchnngcI, md ono Ut
tho l,nis from tho p!ficcr's ptst struck l}rntn-
nrd on tho skull. hut tho wound Is mt danger.
ona. Dy this titnt tho othor officers arrived. nnd
slluts wert Fired. hut the trnmps soon tiet. Thuy
werc pursued, nlsd eight NJ tho ftftccn werc
a.,sGs will bo referred to tho Grnnd Jury, which
meets tQ.I11QEtS1Y.
, 1880-12-14

Ht'RrECrEn t'EttsoN ARRESTED.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 13.-'rhe Rttssia
repurts tint polivanot1, Ill fmWrtnnt uo-
litical crlmlml, uni formerly Lieutenant Ut
tho Imperial Guards, hAs been nrrestctl. ailu
Il number Of sesiftIous papers a1tt rl,oto-
graphs Of tho SfhIllsts recently executed
Wuro found Oh lin,
, 1880-12-14

ty, Including even those who lately secctcd.
took their stand lIra,n thu May lHw.
Fis.AStFOltT.
The newspapers 1T Frankf0rt-oi-thc-Afa
mention n rrlpr t!at tlIetr city will shortly
be plncct under Il minor state Ut Siege. FRI
us1etlt arrests alul tt0,ntcffary visits nrt the
order Ut thu tny there, ~ at Mayenca and
ot1sor towns.
, 1880-12-14


LONDON, Dec. 1J.-The Murk Lnno Err
press snya: "'rho continuance OF dry
weather has been advantageous to ngricul-
ture, but tic unreasonable mildncss will
PROVE wholesome check to tho rapid
growth of carly-sown wllents. Tho British
gr1,ln tratle llns bccn materially s1nnller a1ld
everything cheaper, whilst soine descriptions
were nolninally unchanged. At tho beglll.
ling OF tho week. the demand for wheat nlltl
Hour wis very slow, both In London antt In
tho PROVINCES. and bott, declined Il shilling,
and still further Wednesday. Friday thcro
WIS
PRACTICALLY NOTHING DOING.
md w,.cnts were difficult to sell. Tho pros"
tectlvo supply of wheat Is largcr, and there
llpl>cars to bo All Indication Of values lowtl~
lng. During tho week prices for wheat a1ltl
flour dcclllu,tt ono to tw0 s!lllllnEs b0tli III
London al,d tho provinces.
FOrcign Ernfn was depressed throughout
tho week. Tho supply In London WIS much
smaller, but tho considerable Increase III
breatlstutrs atIoat. MI increase In the visible
supply In America, md large receipts from
India hive weakened tue position Of holders.
Tho cargo tratLe OF tho caast declined
steadily until friday, wllell but
ter dutua,d for American rcd winter
WIS manifested, a1Mt It's vnluu improved
three pence. On Saturday foreign brcntl-
Btulfs ii, nil posit!ons mont woro eyeak.
Thu spot supply was consumed slowly at u
shilling To two shlllLngs reduction fur all
descriptions Of new wheat
FONEiGN FLOUR
carofully tnkcn ut n reduction Of shilling to
n shilling n1ul six pence. Heavy burley8 were
In liberal slpply ut ,lIost af tho IWoyincla! ex-
changes, but tgs!.lo Illus been lllatlilnnto
throughout tho country; prlccs continue to
decline, but tic lowest point l,as not yot
beel1 reached. Grinding a1Ml tlIatllltnK Borts
wero reduced ak i,Urco to shilling, a,N! Soc
on.laEy 4ualltics considerably morr. bright
mailing samples, l,0wNyer. which, arc rare,
| wvre unchanged, The sattlo ll!y bt said OF
fvreIEn barley.
For oats thoro has bccn
A. NEsrlsIcrEn DEMAND.
| Lighter sorts woro chcaper; foreign steady
a1ul unchanged.
Ala{zc, notwithstanding tue supply and
quantity Oh passage were sinniler, ruled
weak, md spot .lesllned six pence to ,lllne
pence sfnce Monday, the trallo probably bo!rt.
Inilnenccd by tho decline in tho American
markets.
SnFes OF English wheat during tho week,
Altos quarters Mt DIS Id per quarter, against
4l,Ga8 quarters at aos Ell per uuArtor 1e
corresponding week last year.
| Imports into tho United ktngdonl lot Tic
wcols ending doc. ], Sl,4ai,8C1 eWts wheat
| 8l5,9Ql cWtS flour.
, 1880-12-14
SIP i IN.



Madrid, Dec. lJ.-Ilo press Ut this city
hnye censctl their nttvcrsu comments upUn
tho message Of President Hayes, evidently IN
consequence Of kilograms from tho Sl'al'lsI1
Minister ut Washington rcc!ting thu cntIycly
satisfactory result OF Ills interview viii. Sec
retuy Eyarts.
, 1880-12-14

KANSAS CRY, Dec. l1-1. ". Cole, matMvor
OF tho Western nutrctve Association (which Is
n!so coI1ec tion aKcncy}, was terribly benten
to-nfgnt hy tssp men whom ilo bud published as
t!eat1-bcnts i1I Il private circular. Ills ,l1sU an
hand Hre broken. mi bis hGad ind body nro
severely brulscd. but hu will recover.
, 1880-12-14

CtSc1HvAT1. o., Dec l3,-Jud9c Smith, In tho
cnse asslints cx-Cify Auditor si!aA ". Hoffman,
chlr7,cd with cn,bek3lcn,cnt. hns oycrrlllcd thu
motion to ,iEachurgc the Jury. about tho 'l!squnl
lticatlons Df sutnc Ut whom counsel spent nil
lust wpek in arguing.
, 1880-12-14
SIfQflT.

TOPEKA. Kas.. 1}ec. 13.-John r. Wntson, n
well-known tnsuraucc-agcnt II, thIs city. loft
Saturday night, lA.inx unable to Mcut tho de-
nlaulof tho Hpaca1 agent who ha,! come hotc tn
adjust tho Insurance. On Crawford'B Opera.
House. and h,ml discovered hts BcsIcllcs. Ills
debts are bctween *sg0 nu.l fi.aN. lie was seen
lit Lawrence Sunday n.nrnt.1Y. The lnstrnhCc
companies have not decided whether 10 Bea for
hin uf not.
, 1880-12-14
DEs1l>E CoMMt1rArrf,y.

TnEETON, Dec. 1I-Thu Court or Tur.lons re-
oelvcd tho petition Of Mnrxurut MoIcrhotcr md
Frank Latn1nena, fnr tho communication Of their
dcuth sentrnoe. They arc sentenced TT bs
hn,tgcl IN tho 9th Of Jnnunry for tho murder OF
tho huBband os Mrs. Molarh0fer.
, 1880-12-14

Special Dtspateh to The Chleuco Trtbunt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Doc. 1B.-Prctictlck nIch.
alels u boy yoars OLD, was drowned here thIs
evening while skuting. Tho btxly WIS found ut
o'clock Tonight. Tho mothor wns Utmost
orazy, md attempted to throw herself Into tho
canal. The fItthpr Ia connected with tho SeHti.
4lel, uild IL highly Respected.
, 1880-12-14

LadteN 1sln!ktnE eDlleaGl0ua Of business
oards. kenL tu Graxtn $ c., rbllS'lelphl4, r.,
tSr set 81 seye:i oArsis " sx cu,ts ~ and Eo!a;,
hent grsstIa to users 0t llnhbina' E0ctriq Soup,
, 1880-12-14

I,r. w. II. Ncottt ,1'rrsaNont Or tho Cnl-
lego III Physicians, Mui!trual, writes: - Aavu
Of lso+i " thu Lest preparation lssvd tnr D.uil-
'lty. Indigestion. D5speI'aia. Foser, and loss Ut
, 1880-12-14

FINE FutlS and FUR TRIMMINGS,
cheaper thnn elsewhere, IL u. 1.eewcr's. l1ostato
street t,plxosIto l'al,ncr If0uso>. ltuunlrhg md
relfnIug tastefully executed at reduced prices.
, 1880-12-14

CLEVELAND. O., Dce. ia L<anier spocini pays
jain Wool, Il prominent conductor OF tho Cluve-
land, Columbus, CiuciHuuti 4; indianapolis ll,,l-
way, received probably fasal ip1urlos tu.day at
tQyEElnY,
, 1880-12-14
SCHROEDER, ACQUITTED

SAN FItANCtsco. Dec. l3.--Ta the case of
Schroeder, tried for tho murder Of Or. Lo Fcvr,,
nt Oakland. tlln jury this ovontn9, nftcr being
Out suvcnty-two hours4 returned a verdict Ut
rot Kullty.
, 1880-12-14

Spftial DtsHatch ta Tia E7!teaov 7fitunf.
KAHHAs Clry, Mo-, DVc. 13.-Mrs. Jones and
two chiltlron, living between this city and Lux.
ington. were fatally burned by tho explosion Ut
q coal.o!i lump IN sho hqi,ds of thg mother:
certAtu!y llu before tH0rniliH.
, 1880-12-14

BERLIN, Dec. l3.-1n tho debate On tho
public worship estimates, Herr Den'(EKcn,
Ylce-lsresldeut aud Minister Ut tho lntttlur,
declared t|4as the Whole National l4besal I'al.
, 1880-12-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rracniiAter's Cough IItxturt.-Tho best
remedy fur use IN tho fn,ully for coughs, rults,
lrouchitts, nsthula, consumption fnr H,luls. ,l,.d
wh.up!ug. .tnuEh nItl cruup fur Ghiltruts. Pro-
1,are1 nuly NY john T.. Lt,t t,or1,Dr liHstud ult
, 1880-12-14

Special D1pateh 10 71s Chtea3o Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,. Dec. 13.-Thls morning rnrly,
Thomas Doyle. I'm ngcd Irish gentleman weigh,
Ing 40 pounds. ftthcr Of II Wnbnsh engineer,
lost his bulnncc and fell hcndionE down stair
way In dwelling hnutu and brukp biz neck,
dying utmost Instantly. 11e lcnves four gruwn
ohlldron.
, 1880-12-14

Only ono Pr1ze Medal .vu# awarded
for homeopathic medicines Mt tho Centennial
Exhibition, Mlt! thMt to ilterIEko \ Tefoit wlpho
buaintsa wis., founded III lGr, Thur thacuxu
brunch is III Us Cl9Fk atrt,0t.