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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-12-30

Moody and Sankey have promised to
attend the next Christian convention in
Dublin,
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Philadolphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July H-FlOur steady AMI
firm superflne at - jOI3: extra at sSsl3 81 ;
Ohio and Indiana family mt u .596 ~ :
Pennta family ut - 75S95 p: st. Louis
family d 5Og6 %; dO old, - .5l4 IS Minnesota.
family = 250 6OO; patent AMI nigh grades Is IA
6S W.
Rye flour at $l25
Wheat firmer; No. Western Red 81 l.sl
l31..
Corn steady for local use yellow scarce ut
Jlc: miXed fgc.
Oats firm: No. l, White E;c; No. , ,lO &c {;
No. 3, 'tO 59lI4lc: No. ?, Mixed a;eIHh.c.
Rye dull New zoe Old SOc.
PrOVlsiOls firm: mt pork mt 3l3 jO6l "a ~ |;
beef hams $sl iOsg.2; India mss beef 3I6Sl IL ~
bacon, smoked shoulders s. 1aQp;,4c; salt Isel5c:
smoked hams llll:c; pickit,i haIi- SAG9..c.
Lard quiet city Kettle s3.9,Sc tNs>s'
butchers 6t.1sc: prime steam 81 aItl7 -.
Butter scarce; Creamery 240yc; do gOHl
to choice 2l@ BE; Era,ifOr,l county AMI New
York extra. ia iZ}c: Western reserve extra III
@l3: do good to choice l3@ll6c Rolls dull ami
quality poor Penn'a extra lOYl3; Western
reserve extr,, lO0l3c.
Eggs weak; Penn'a lilllt1ac; Western l:@s
l31.c.
Cheese quiet; New York factory cream 9SS
?L2c; Western tull cream, ~ n Sc; iO fair IL
good 1G11ac; do half skins 6Ql61ac.
Petroleum dull {; refined 9H4c.
Whisky 81 IL.
See,is-GOOd to prime Timothy firm ut - S5lR
81 %: flaxseed nominal ut 81 10 : Glover firm
at s. Wl1 10.
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Deaf THIS.

RUTHARD.-In this city, July l2th 1890 Maxi
mnlian Ruthard, in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends respec fully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. John Sewers, No. 2l4 West Wal
nut street, on Thursday aftcrD oOn at . o. clock
CONYNGHAM-July II, 1885, ut Greenville, Lu
cindl Amwcg COnyngham, only daughter OF
Edward Il. and Katie Conyngln,m, ase'!
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, tomorrow at :
O'Clock, from the residence OF her grand
father, Col. VIM. S. Amweg, No. l3S East
King street, Lancaster.
MACKINsON.-In this city, on the IA inst. Geo
Petrie, son OF Chas. and Martha X. Mackinson
aged II months and IL days.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of parent. No. $40 South
Prince street, on Friday evening, at ) O'Clock
St6
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THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Organization of the Executive COmmitts
Calling ON Mr. Tilden.

Organization of the Executive Committee
Calling ON Mr.. Tilden.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Democratic
national committee reassembled this morn
ing, Senator Barnum presiding. The
number Of the executive committee was
increased from Is to Il. The following
were then appointed as the executive COM
mittee W. II. Barnum Comm, F. o.
Price (Mass.), Geo. T. Barnes (Ga), VIM.
c. Grady Qll), Austin II. Brown Und. },
NJ. NJ. Ham UOwO, Henry ID. McHenry
Hy.), Outerbridse Horsey (Md.). p. s.
Kelly (Minn.), \. II. Galloway (N. H.,
Orestes Cleveland (N. J.), Abram S.
Hewitt On. W. VI. W. Ransom On. c.,
VIM. W. Armstrong (Ohio), VIM. l.. Scott
Penna.), ThOs. O'Connor (Tenn.l, and
&. b. Smalley Vermont)
After the routine of business the COM
mittee adjourned to the call Of the chair
The members subsequently proceeded in a
body to the residence of cx-Gov. Tilden,
to pay their respects to that gentleman.
The executive committee will organize to-
day.
Upon reaching Tilden's residence the
committee was received by Henry Tilden,
Senator Herman and others. When cx-G Gov.
Tllden appeared Ex-Governor Stevenson
addressed him. lie informed Mr.. Tilden
that the committee after formally notify
ing the candidates Of their nomination,
would but have half performed their duty
if they did not come to pay manage to him
who, by 4 large majority, was elected four
years ago. In recognizing Mr.. Tilden's
noble selfdenial and patriotism, he spoke,
not only the sentiments of the committee,
but Of the entire Democratic party. lie
then read and presented to Mr.. Til
den the resolution in reference To
him (TildeD passed by the Cincinnati
convention. Mr.. Tilden in reply expressed
qualification at being relieved from burden
of the canvass and pledged his cordial
cooperation rs private citizen to the
illustriOus soldier nominated. He con-
graduated the party on it's prospects Of
success, and the committee left soon after
wards.
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WESTERN WATERSPOUTS.
Disastrous Floods IN Colorado.

DlsastrONs FlOOl1s IN COIOralIO
DENVER, Col, July 14.-Cherry creek
suddenly rose to a height of five feet, rising
one foot in ten minutes. No serious damage
was done. 1t is supposed the sudden rise
is due to a waterspout in the mountains.
Dispatches from Pueblo say there is :,
worse flood in that vicinity than since 1868.
A torrent of water came down with rush,
carrying everything with it, drowning o, e
man. The railroad was washed out for
twenty miles. The river rose eight feet in
less than one hour, and emigrants camped
along the river bottom lost nearly every
thing. The flood was caused by cloud
burst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

The Cape May Excursion Tomorrow.
Those of our readers who visit Cape May to-
morrow with the excursion gotten up in the
interest of Christ Lutheran church, will have
the advantages of Il greatly reduced fare, eX-
cellent bathing facilities and hotel accomm0-
datjons, and the pleasure of seeing the famous
Fifth regiment Maryland volunteers, witness
ing their grand parade anu review on Friday.
The surf is now ut the best temperature tor
healthful bathing and the hotels arc not now
over-crowded As they will be later in the sea-
son, and there will DE no trouble In securing
the best accommodations. The excursion
train will leave the Pennsylvania railroad
depot, this city, ut o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Fare for the round trip s.. IS, with tickets
good for two days, with privilege 10 return on
any train, Clemmens's City cornet band will
accompany the excursion. 1t may not be
amiss to remind the eXcursiOnists that they
should take their sea-bath before dinner. as
the physicians declare it to be unwise to battle
after partaking of Il hearty meal.
$1,000 cakes sold the first year attest the pop
ularity of Cu:icura Medicinal Soap.
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AARKETS.


ern quite firm and in moderate inquiry ;
superfine state 8 jO04 10: extra do % 81
@45O: choice. do, - 6O05 %: fancy
choice do . 3OG6 50; superfine western IS 500
Is: common to gOOsl extra dO - a04 u
choice dOdO - .O01 10; choice white wheat tlO
~ J05 %; southern steady: common
to fair extra . :566 ~; good to choice dO
- S07OO.
Wheat-Spring nominal: Winter L4Zc
better and fairly active No. = Rel July 81 Ia
9l Hs do August. u 0S1s9l O67s do Sept.
SlO.aG! va: No. White Aug, u O7ls do
sept. $lO7.
Corn shade better and quiet; Mtxe,l wrst-
ern spot, 4a0lS1.c: do future lShs64 64y,r.
Oats steady; state 2sIlc: western Si0
4Sc: No. August sc.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
| Lancaster County.
Union National MtJoy Bank Jan. Term, 1850.
vs.. NO. I.
Henry KurtZ. Ex. Doc.
The undersigned Auditor. appointed to dis
tribute the money secured & Dy mortgase exc.
proceeds from the sale OF the above named tie
PENDANTS real estate, to and among such lien
to the same. will sit for that purpose on WE'D
NESDAY, the llth day OF AUGUST, 1880. ut lO
o'clock, a. NJ, in the Library Room of the
Court House, in the City OF Lancaster, where
all persons interested in said distribution may
attend. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
jy6-itOaw Auditor.
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SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
n Number of Italian I.aI,Orers Inj njure,i, Three
Fatally.

Fatally.
New YORK. July 14.-An accident oc-
Cured on the Long Island railroad be-
tween Pearsal's station and Far Rock
away this morning. A gravel train
going east with thirty-ive Italian
laborcrs on board ran under a
heavy wire rope by which a derrick near
the track was sustained, sweeping the cars
and knocking off the laborers. Many were
MANNED in Il shocking manner many had
their skulls fractured and others escaped
with broken limbs Three are fatally in
jued. None of the laborcrs can talk Eng
lisl,. They were conveyed to Brooklyn on
4 special train for medical treatment.
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Runaway Accident

Early this morning as Henry F. Trout,
farmer, residing near Landisville, was
crossing the railroad on his way to the
Lancaster market, his horse took fright at
q Fl ieight train that was backing OH the
railroad. The horse backed into fence
corner, turned suddenly around and ran
off. Trout jumped out Of the buggy and
escaped unhurt. The horse ran for several
miles, and when captured, had spilled out
of the buggy large basket full of butter
and eggs, which have not yet been re-
covered.
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UnfOunlleal Report.
Shot in the Foot.

Last evening George McAlpine, a young
brother of Wild Harry, who has been at
tending the shooting gallery in Centre
square, met with an accident. He had
just loaded one of the small guns with a
cartridge, and was standing talking to
some friends, with the gun pointing down.
wards. In some manner the weapon was
discharged, the ball from the cartridge
struck young McAlpine in the fore part of
the foot. The ball was removed by DR..
.Bolenius. and the wound is not serious.
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DEATH THE SURF.

Drowned While Bathing at Atlantic city
A COlOred Mans Fatal HerOisn.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, July 14.-JOscph
Wynkoop, son of Henry Wynkoop, Of
Philadelphia, and an unknown cOlored
man were drowned here this morning,
the latter losing his life in an effort to
rescue WynkOOp.
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OBITUARY.
Death of Hon. John 4. Campbell

Death of Hon. John 4. Campbell.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 14.-IIon.
John A. Campbell, at one time governor
of Wyoming, and later assistant secretary
Of state, died at his residence here this
morning. He served with distinction in
the army of the Cumberland from the
first day of the war till it's close.
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DR. TANNER.
Cheerful and Strong.

New YORK, July 14.-Dr. Tanner is
more cheerful and not quite SO weak to-
day. His pulse is 95, temperature 9saa,
respiration IL. At noon he was weighed,
registering 1:'2 pornds loss of 25t since
commencing the fast. lie drank water
frequently during the morning.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
E:n McCardle Found Dead IN a

Ell McCartile Found Dead In Field.
Eli McCardle, resident of Bethesda,
Martic township, died very suddenly on
Monday afternoon. lie had been cutting
oats with cradle during the forenoon and
at noon he went to dinner. After eating he
fed the hogs and told young man
who had been working with him
that he was going out to the
field, which is near the house, to 20 to
work Shortly afterward the boy went
to the field and found Mr.. McCardle lying
dead. jefferson Armstrong, deputy coro-
ner of Providence township, and DR.. John
F. Yost were sent for and an inquest was
held. The jury empaneled was composed
of Jesse Horncr, Isaac II. Robinson, John
Clark, William Mclaughlin, Andrew J.
Laird and John A. Spence. They rendered
a verdict of death from heart disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

BY advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that Oh Monday next the Philadelphia Office or
J. X. Bitner's fast freight line will be removed
from No. $40 Market street to the Pennsylv;-
mia railroad depots, Front and Prime streets,
and No. ) Dock street.
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On Monday, July 19, an excursion will
leave this city over the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad for Coney Island and
Rockaway Beach. Fare for round trip
only S.. Train leaves King street at
o'clock a. III.
On Tuesday, July q, an excursion to
Atlantic City will be run over same road.
On August Sd an excursion will leave
this city over the Reading road for Nj
agara and Watkins Glen. Tickets will be
sold at $40 for the round trip, good for 10
days. Good to stop at Buffalo, Geneva,
Watkins, Niagara, Watkins Glen, Allen
town. Mauch Chunch and Reading.
The Young Mems Christian association
will run an excursion over the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad to Cape May on Friday, Au-
gust 9th.
On Thursday, Aug. 10, Clark & Schmid
will run another excursion over the Penn
sylvania railroad to Atlantic City. Fare for
the round trip, So good for two days.
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shooting,

A movement is now Oh foot in this city
to organize rifle club, for the purpose of
practicing long range shooting. A num-
Der of well-known gentlemen are in
tercsting themselves in the club. They
already have long range rifle and will
procure targets, &C., and a shooting
ground.
Tomorrow pigeon shooting match
will take place at John Martins hotel,
West Willow
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Tongue Broken.

Last evening the tongue OF one Of the
large street sprinklers was broken off on
North Duke street above the railroad
bridge, while the driver was endeavoring
to turn the horses.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY ii, 1890
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states colder, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, winds mostly north
easterly, rising barometer.
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Broke DOW

One of Elliott's ice wagons broke down
on North Queen street this morning
overcome by the heat probably.
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OBITUARY..
Death Of Jacob lSruDaker.

Death OF Jacob BruDaker.
Jabob Brubaker, wealthy and highly
esteemed farmer, residing on the Co
lunbia turnpike road, three miles
west of this city, died yesterday evening
somewhat suddenly and unexpectedly,
though he had been suffering from drOpsy
for some time past. Mr.. Brubaker was a
farmer, aged about 20 years and widely
known.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STREET WORK.
i Sealed proposals will lie received by the
Street Committee up to THURSDAY, JULY
p, at 7 O'Clock p. m, for the grading of North
Lime street, from james to New streets. Plans
and specifications for the work can be seen ;,t
the office of james c. Carpenter, City Regula-
tor. The committee reserves the right TO re-
iect any or all bids received.
Proposals to be left with ID. McMullen, esq.
chairman ut No. l22 East King street.
Ey order of the committee:
jll2td S. W. RAUB, Clerk.
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(QuOtatiOns by q. X. JanisOn 4 Co., ). W.
Cor. al and Chestnut Streets).
PHILADELPHIA. July II.
United States Us, 1881, (registcre'l). .lGt4
United States SIS, 1881, (registcrctl). .lEs lOa
United States as, 1871, (registereai) )lly.
United States as 1891 ,(cOupOns). .llol sG0llH
United States fs. lW7. (registere,i.
United States Currency Is s..........H61aQl.1a
Sterling Exchange. ....... .lJ l9ts7%
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Williamson & Foster have just placed 2
dozen of mems working pants on their coun-
ters, and selling them ut Is cents per pair.
They have riveted buttons, four pockets. and
made not to rip. Go and get a pair for
they will soon be gone.
iel6-M W Fd&wtf
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saloon, sold.

The barron. fixtures, &c, of the saloon
on North Prince street, known as
''Franke's s." have been sold by Al. Fulmer
to John Hess, who will keep the saloon
hereafter.
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XEYADYERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS of THE
II sixth Ward Americus Association. There
will be Il meeting Mt S. Is. Herr's Park House,
on THURSDAY, JULY Il, ut O'Clock. sharp.
1t is important that every member shall be
present.
Isy order of the President. 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

Rich in muscle-producing material beyond
all other foods and medicines are Malt Bitters.
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,v,HE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
i Mems Hancock and English Club will
meet at Jacob UtZinger's Saloon, Middle
Street, on Tomorrow HCRSDAi) Evening,
at = O'Clock. By order of
w. IL DOnwART, \. A.STEINWANDLE,
Secretary. President
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Picnic.

Several families left Lancaster this
morning OH the o'clock car, Shenk's
woods, near Millersville, being their desti-
nation. where they expect to spend the
day fishing and having good time Sener-
ally
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-14

MY wife suffered with severe Rheumatic
Pains in the knee. l induced her to use ST.
JACOBS OIL: it brought immediate relief and
quietly cured her; we highly recommend the
remedy. JOHN DICKHAUT, Webster, Mass.
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Death of u Horse.

This morning John Hillman, of George
town, Bart township, was driving into the
yard of the Leopard hotel, when his horse
fell He was removed to the stable where
he died soon afterwards.
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SUMMER LEISURE.
'eople Who Want to Keep Cd


Councilman Chas. Z. DOwney, of the
Ninth ward, left this morning for the
mountains of Fulton county. He has been
IN impaired health and will run up to Bed
ford to quaff the healing waters of the
famous springs there.
J. w. +. Swift, esq. and wife, went tG
Cape May, where they will tarry ut the
Arctic house.
Mrs. Louisa Huber and Mrs. T. Dun
ham left yesterday for an extended trip
They will visit Watkins Glen, Niagara
Falls tine White mountains and Saratoga,
and will bc gone until September.
James 4. Dale, the excursion manager
Mf York, passed through this city at
o'clock this morning Oh his way to Atlantic
City.
"Hectur" kautz, watchman and police
man at the Pennsylvania railroad passen-
per depot, who has been in ill-health for
some two months, has SO far recovered as
to he able to take a iaunt to the country.
Tomorrow morning, accompanied by his
wife, he will take trip to McCalls Ferry
and remain three days fishing, boating,
etc.
UnfOundetl Report.
There was widely circulated report on
the streets that VIM. II. kOring. propri-
etor of the Mechanics hotel, corner Of
Chestnut and Plum streets, died yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Koring is not dead, though
he is in very ill-health. having suffered
for year or more with complication of
diseases. The report of his death prob
ably had its origin in the fact that his ply
sician, directed that he should he kept very
quiet, and that he might not be unneces-
sarily disturbed, the bar room attached
to the hotel was closed.
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Fen though the face be not SO fair,
And beauty may be all but flown,
Dear ladies' you need not despair!
II SOZODONT you make your own;
And brush your teeth and mouth with skill,
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
jyl2lwdeod&w
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Excursions.

The county commissioners left thi
morning on a visit to York.
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Lightning Franks.

Lightning Pranks.
ORANGE, G. H., Va, July 4.-During a
severe wind and rain storm near this
place yesterday a large barn of
Mayor Scott was blown down and the
dwelling Of Charles Herring was set on
fire by lightning. Mrs. Herring was par
alyzed by the stroke.
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END OF A STRIKE.

The Masters Yield This Time.
LONDON, July 14.-The strike of cotton
weavers at Rcchdale, has ended, and the
demand of the masters for Il reduction Of
wages will be withdrawn.
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45O,COO cakes sold the first year attest the pc
ularity of Cu:icura Medicinal Soap.
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NFW WIDVERTISEMENTS
TOBACCO RAISERS!
L Insure your Crops against loss or damage
by hail at BAUSMAN 4 BURNS'S
Insurance Office, 10 West Orange Street
jeS-eOdtfR
FlNHE DEMOCRATS OF THE FIRST
l. Ward will meet at John SpanyGr's Saloon.
on Thursday, July Il. at Sp. H.. in order to
form a Hancock and English Club.
by order of the Committee. jyl32td
CCHOOL TAX, 1880.
y The duplicate is in the hands OF the Treas
urer. 5per cent. Off for prOmt payment.
WIN. D. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
No. II Centre Square.
Office hours from a. III. to p. m.
icl2-3tdS, W&SR
, 1880-01-09
MOR1UARY,

6ptetat Dttpa.eA 10 7hs cAttdoe Tribune.
MtLwAuKnE, Jan. s.-Tho remains of tho tato
DR.. +. u. Wocott wcro allowed to lle In state at
tho F1anktntou House arcade from 10 n. MI I'LL
p. m. to-day. A gunrd Of honor, consisting Of
members Of tho Sheridan Guards and inmates
Of tho National Military Asylum. performed
duty on tho occasion. Tho nrcadc wuE 1rapcd
with iags nnl cmblcms OF mourning, whllc
myrtle and othor creeping plants nboundcd to
heighten tho effect The coffin rested upon q
catafalquc, and WIS surrounded with rare
cxntics, wrought In vnriety Of beautiful de-
signs. The body WIS laid cut IN cfttzons drcss
AMI tho fenturcs wore n very natural appear
nncr. Bevcrnl Thousand .penplc thvonged tho
nrct.o to tAku n Inst 10t,k ut tho remains. Tho
fin:r1ll uH'k pleGo from tho late residcneo q 4
tho deceased on Milwaukee street Mt hnlf-plat
o'clock. Tho cortnTe VIVA very Imposing, The
members Of tho Old Settlcr5' Cluh intended Ia q
lta<ly. The remains werG conveyed TO Forest
ffninc Cemetery for tntnrncnt.
Tho remNins nf Mai. Hichatal Rooney, founder
OF the Shurilaf Guards, wert Inferred IN CAl.
vary Cemetery thia afternoon. with linptmi,'ig
MMj. llooncy had i'llcd The position of C!s.nty
VrENa,,rer. and esees OYe " tho Board OF sEhoos
Commissioners for ten ycnrA
, 1880-01-09
srcnrrAt,y suuutcz TO GEN. ADAMS.

DEPARTMENT or 1NTEMIpn, Nov. II. tS70.-Icn.
c. AnAMR: Tspatc'i Of 18th received. Art!ilcc
uf Chiefs In too trHnspurrnt. FoilawtnE drtar1.;,
employees ilavu bcnn murdered. Thornhiitnh's
conlmnnd wus nttMckcd Nnb,Nly else wns ttiort, t,
to 10 this but White Hlvcr Utts IT tlcy VIII
heid Responsible, forfeit ttctr trcnty-rEts a.itl
t)u otherwise dealt with NJ Government Itiny tlt..
white River l,R,t' 1siny be thus ottMnWl. Every
cfInrt s,Iuiill hn male 10 nrcotnplssi THIS. 1lc
testimony Of tho Glpt1rew women IL hIsU nlntet1n
Finully Commission wilt h1ve tn mike up their
minds ns ID who the guilty partics niy', md ask
nWvay to give tGcn, up. Take ytntr 9wi, TING.
II yn i.ccfrnplst your obJcctsn = iGW dhys nMxn ~ 70
ratons uro approved.
G. SCi1u,z, Secretary Interior.
, 1880-01-09
sEcuErA11Y sc,Euisz TO GEN. ApAxs.

DHrARrMKNT Of lNTKltIOIt, WANII INuTON, Dec.
II, tED.-Gcn., c'IAMLEa ADAMS, etc.: Your dls-
patch OF 19th rocsiyetl. Lust atspatef, from
der nf prisoners Wcr tiiey surrendered wlle,,
you left, anu what wna stMta Of ntIhtrs thcn7
ttol, mud hcnr ynur opinion ounccrt,inR further
negotiations. Pleaso answer immediately.
c. SCIultZ, Secretary,