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Andrews, surgeon in charge of tho hospital,
visited Uclnta


visited Delaia
TO DRESS TITS WOUND,
and invited TnE Tribune reporter In the
room. The cut was n10ut .olie Inch lotR,
h cus va I'D iS d e. enc te ne et elpw ytfoatnr a HE
the lnfestlnes ii. ,tlyo placca. There was n
Cutting the sll:nrcs. Pr, Andrews washed @ T.,
ne aRerta5o 1o w ear9l5e4 Tate aa @ ~
discharge that might be there, aud which,
he dressed tho wound With chrbollzcd Obj
and applied Hpl I'd slight linen compress,
AT 3i2 State street
PAUL. LAoon1o,
proprietor Of the confectionery store where
The affair took place, was found Il, n high
state Of Indignation because Ut tho undo
served notqristy giyen h!s PLACE: 11is assist.
"Xbout half past ii or ia o'rlock Monday
night the woman came into tle store hur;;
rledly, Mn't to1! me she had Ind quarrel.
merely glanced ,'p, ,saylns,.' Did yc,l 2 MD
!iiari cailie IL, and aatd j. a loud voiee, 'il0
!,olno.' ut tlle sumo time pushing her ylo-
Tiara vas a knife lytrr. .'fiie 1,ext tiing
saw was her strike 81 lin; / Thought, she.
Ind merely struck nt him With tlo !s1nlle ot
ilitn stageer back with 'botli haluls
Cried , out, ,s1 + a,P s,ab6s,i.' a'!a thY!, i,
1et1eated to the back room, helpe. T., \,
ne tile wo,t,t, out Of willsh abntlt n yard oi
intestine was hanging. Tl'cf Delnna CRIED
out several times / am murdered i al,i
in.rderel,' anu the woman, began u cry, md
alone In tile store, !, told her to take him to
the drug store on thu corner below. trliei,
both went out togytller, urn I'll nrl1l, n'4 tic
man sAt on tho sidewalk, grooming, until s!le
knife she used was 4 enln1'lon butcller-lsn!fe.
ilaudir. W use.i il t, cut ples WIN" ,
Deiann Is = mau III rom!nrtahic = eircafa, ti =,
Si.ertnan strert, and two farlns III tile eoa1,.
try. liz. is % years OF, nKe, anil las had n
good reputation. for. industry a,ld ,sobrfetS.
Yesterday morning ile glye several inStruc-
tals,'1 asy nads 1sk"hGissi his viii '' So' a' '"t " '"s
Keturntng by way, OF the Ar,nory, tho re-
porter foutlt! Minute lying, asleep. INT liar
restless hnnds ard troubled brattlinE latsf;
lnugh FROM the adjotnng cells WIS t!e only
| tokUn Of llfu III the corrllfor. Atf ttuy she
Ind been inautririK after Delana's condition:
md begging to bo nstowotl to see liiin. of
| course tlie request could mot be gt1!1Ittd.
This murder A.,pears to llnye llntl
IT'S EFFECT UPON THE MAYOR,
10 doubt because the stabhtng was done
IN one OF the Dago snlools tile police
have BEEN instructed 10 watch;
and because nome Of the polee were , around y.
y0ked about this or, something ,clsG, and
nnlong tho first things he dill upon
reac!Lns his Office in the, morning WIS
to cal Up his confidential pullse,,a.. a'!d DIS,
The city, 10 seq how many Of them hatl
| licpnses to sell liquor, with IL view t0 aunl.
, 1880-07-28

ant moral engine, tic press. 1fo says that
s'oarIv s.s avery lolInr that Chandler got crvdlt
fur ID 1870 oa'ae out of l,"n's t',eket. % .la,t
,lurjug tho cnmrnign, ansl tic luttcr gnvo
,s ,s." fu,urt, l'rcscnt $500 mt Ut bis nwn wAl-
,uH ,.,. lint conkinv would h,so gsnlc over IL
s.trc IN tho Chtoaso Convention, llt''or thaM IL
.n~ ',thor candldate,-n likely story, IN view OF
sl,r1trra ~. spoeGh nominating qrnlt,-nnd InUre
.ou !" tho samc effect. Init old B!mon WAS c'car
1',a.,t mo thnr-ho was positive nf 0arflol1's
.,n',stor. "Uf cot1rsc Dnrcl1 will va through"
nsI ~" satI uJuat whit and sec how iInncock will
~ ~ smnsbed. It Will be do'lo. Ito will 10 knocked
~, IN, IN 1,[cces In November. Tho enthusiasm for
IIancock will not grow particle. Tttdcti ought
~ ln"so Ind tho nomination.. lie would hnvp
,sas :" n afro,,1cr caltdilato thnn Hancock. TIL
sssI ~ !. tho only strong man in tho party
, 1880-07-28

two Rnshes extending from tho top Of tho
head down the forehead ~ tile left oyc, ntlti
thou glnncinK to the cheek lgluW the eye.
'rl.a wounds wrrG scwed up by pr Reynolds,
who sayy It will a!siIgnre him for HE.
MU0rc nnll Kelley wrr' arrested By Detectives
,Murnaile anil Ryan. and wuro yesterday held
by Justice Wallacu ln 900 each to the Crin-
inal Court.
This forgor Meyer, nlfas Chatlcs Miller,
aiLaA r. y. Carleton, wIlose arrest vas chtoti-
ioto @ jsytleo Walas tits afterno.si, afftsi upoil %
eaFee eHSF eois's oi larceny Ct se tss sv,lenee a 'hs
whicll Inns been cGlieetetl By Detectives
f.unlerKnn and Austin, WHO nude the nlrest.
UpQn c4eek for a2l.W In favor OF +. u.
Cnrleton, dated Fcb. -, upun tho First
National 1}auk, and .plirp0rt[hR to have
oi the Plttsburg 4 Fort Wayno Ks!l-
road, Meyer succeeded IN obtaining q fey
dollars cnsh from Chatles F. Sto]t,
saioolkeepcr at No. ~ Madison street;
upon n check for 300 upon the Union Nm
tlonaf Bank, dated Feb. 81, drawn In favor OF
r. d. Carletal, a,Ml bearing the sigrnture Ct
Granville W.. j. Wilson. Meyer obtaturtl IS
easl, and seve5al days' board f5oin \: ner-
found upon tlle prisoner when arrested wore
beuriiR tho forged signature Z. II. Beck
with, Afld another fur the same amount
bearing the forged sfennt1reuf j. u. Kirchutt.
These signatures were all written in a pial1i
business hand, and wHr9 not Ut all fac
sfmfleY. Meyer IL nlso 1Cclsed Of stealing O
ylolln from Robert Gfns, Ills former ro0ln-
lultp,
, 1880-07-28
A GOOD CAPIuRE.

frank Jordan, an expert professional tl.lof
and burglar, who las worked from tfnu to
time wl1h great SUCCESS In this city, aua who
has with equal success eyAtled
tho all-wise and NIL powerful
police departments OF this city
for nearly ten yeara, was finally canght ycs-
to-day ut the Joliet Penltcntlury, and, by tho
Kindness OF the Sheriff Ut W!ll'County, WIS
transferred ut once to tho West
Madizon Street Sutton. Jortlan nl-
ways worked with his brothcr-ln-
lhw, Michael Weaver, md was frequently
arrested, but who always managed to escape
OH straw-bail. III May, 1873, 1t WIS cleasly
demonstrated TINT certain police official
could not, withstand !yeayer's conviction,
md the fellow cscaped ~ Ills usual manner.
HSsu.' 1s R't"' s 5efef sss ssss eapu,e g.
s esfH ?ns''tg ?y tps e ssysr EsSs fsss'ffs VS. s
and CONVICTED, al,4 hc II now serving sixteen
Mrs: Frank Jordan, woro also arrestteI. hut
self escaped arrest.
4 iew months aKo Q couple q women were
W.T. seid satii tlas Police % % arfiye1. < aaaa: @
THY of goods we're found upon the. elder,
SSmpeplon. who WINS soon discharged.
LILO GIutE IGluAEA 10 Hlfc uaE I1AtlG1 ullu WIS
trle1 md convicted IN the Criminal Court as
three yenrs at Joliet. Soon atter, she Eeacled
thas Institution y leaked out tllat sho was
Central Station who Know everything and
yet know nothing, might hnye nscertalne1
this long before Ind tl!oY not bcen 90 secre-
tive about tile "beautiful unknown" Even
tue reporters knew her, but they could not see
her, gQ dearly was she pFlxed. capt: MsGnrtgle
and Lieut.. nontlell Went tu THO pclilteNtlnry
salne, time hey left description Of Jordan,
Scspaty.warden biepoln:sIa iynt 70 o. ssrsst ssa
Jordan should he show up. there tor
tho purpose ot visiting Ills wife. lie canio
there yesterday, anu Wus promptly Krrestea,
and at once transferred 10 this city.
lie looks ha!e atld llewrty, is welt.lressed.
aud, as lle gqnfeascs, tbliiGs !tAve been coTl.
lnK ea1y with him. ll0 Ilas been III this city
ssSsss Ss as1 tnass ss Mssys X aFrySt avor anil
JoflSn, I'D most u Siicl' esi, b Drove Proven @ ap
Wilson, No. iii 1flej!lgail avenue; james
y. Tyler, No. 4Va 1leltell avenue; Mrs.
UrJ(lI, No. oil N'abash avenue; A..
y. Nunyall. M. 81. Ogden avenue:
n. A. Dayanport No. Is Vlnegnnes afenna !;
4eorxa i. .DeYjietL NJ. ~ bryant placy;
{HoTEs Maysl! III tJ; ny! y dis3n hax9 stFsss; 8 A.
NharfEAall. h fEAla No. " Calut,st ayenus, Art. bvll,
lily lndianN avenue: I, +, WalIace, No.
1900 West Polk street; Mrs.. Cfatt, Nd. 749
Western aVeIup; Z. ". GateS, NJ. Is Bryant
place; Mrs. MurKu!l, No, Ul0 West Madison
street: u. G. pulHluter, M. E1 Park avenue !,
". II. purk, NJ. LIS Atr!Isxun ayeuue. :
, 1880-07-28
PERSONALS.

T1oatt, In t,nt4nr o1unt, hio YO1n tnrpn far
Maui r. ''''->
ut .,,t,,,- 1f,ut1 q Ia q horrtt +t1npu-
<,,,,i.r,.., t",tn
'."'' n" "'.'' ''1' nv
Mfs. Langtry u stuoylng lo1 the stage' "e
, p,ssn,tJ ,a..an mr. a."s'ss na9 se'u''"
~,
Ino lntest SONG - cntitleu, ienAcr EYES
OF Hue Tut we teink tho at'thor 10 wrong.
Hack eyes afc probal'ly what ho REFERRED to.
ar: courtney, tlie wealthy washington
m"tGhl'*eF' nas oHughteF VINO nus s"rtca
III LUG aalHo ous'nesa W ciopln9 Win gar
"ohcr.
4 Western paper headed nh article, "A
Lanatlp Escapes and afurrcs q Widow" Bltnon
Cameron says WestUrn editors have q tino sense
or hnnior' ,...
Victor Hugo, lit spite of his many years,
is constantly undertaking tho must laburi0us
tnska. lie is now engaged In rpadng Walt Whit
1uan's poems.
Gornell university library has NOT siMAle
golufho ol aeknowicdsml hetlon'-Nep lofk
1FsohHs. Any lhst'tntton tnht n,scaIus n.ts t.oat
ReonotFy III Ia's neortless iAsn1on ID ou loo fo"o
10 rum
FRANCIS Murphy says TINT Inc pottlc Kills
ntty persons whefe tho sun x'!is one. inc repre-,
ncnslole pfaetiee ot leaving oa pott4es aronnu
Tor people 10 1a1l over cahlot oe LOO eesefe'y
cohucfnaeu.
4 singular accident occurred In Cleveland
one day lust week, young hurried woman be-
Ing buily burned while cooking her husbands
brcalsfnat. Very few Ch!cago women atp in
dnngur from q similar oause.
n.Tesaa,ni,,e ~ wn,,ts tn know IF 1ye twill
snvo tftt1r ulocc fnr hcr in Inn noct. corncr.''
f,r4utri,, 1oss f,,r ,,nots, cor,,cr ,cn,t mara
, 1880-07-28
WASHINGTON,

Tho ncsnlts OF Dccp.sca soundings by
tho coayt surycy-s,lvcr Coin In TIC
sun Franclsco Mint md sub-Trcus-
sns.ta, p,patsh :. ~ n. catsaao ' 1si1uas.
", ....s.s.1,,., ~ - III. ~ 49, s...'..
HAsI!lNoToS, ~ Va Jaly -,.-An lnteleslr
Ing book Los just BEEN printed ut the Coy
eruluent Printing Otllce, being a slescrfpttou
If the ,nrthotls and machinery mod mn tha
s.sat ...s..1', .t,"'.as r,,n,.o T., ....,,t, .,.
eo"strs"fses sten1aot niake ~ maslne aeep~
Sea soh}lutnFs, ~orK IN "llcn sue tlns 0een
engaged for several years. The volume Is
frnm tj1n nen of Lieut. Commander SIrsl,ee
,,,,,j.r ,,,,o,. ,,rno,ton A., ~, ,,iio. ~ .nw1
. it.,, "9au 49, s", T., ."a ~ " t,'s -.
1nR-liies nave poei run IN lug G4ll OF
Mexico. Capt. Patterson, ili' Ills preface
to the book, says that by reason
of thu {nnroyanpnts in tl,a ,ncfln,1 ri ,1pr,,,
~, ',',;',,.. ,,.,s.,. aa.s
ee'' 9o",su.Ass' "o'A VI tuat c!,nt"elel ~ ~"
accomplished almost rs readily rs ordinary
Ii.turnl souudEngs. The work being ono In
which all niarltllne buttons are cugnged to
some extent, tliis book las been prepared rs
Il contribution TO- tho sun Ut knowledge
upon tho best methods employed. The book
contains plates illustrating the ,nnnner OF
1ls!llK the machinery.
'The President today appointed Mr.. ]. A.
Dnpray Secunll-L Lieutenant In tho nrllly. Atr.
DAprAy las been lii journalism W Washing
ton correspondent for q number OF years,
md Lis appointment Is MI excellent o,le.
~ The 1ptstfrn Assoetattd Puss.
WAsH1SOToS, u. C,,- July HT.-The 1Iint
, 1880-07-28
ADAD 1}ROTHER-IN-LAyv.

Jonn Ki,nperge, ad ycnrs of aye. tailor,
living Mt 52l West Eighteenth street. was
arrested yesterday by Officers LoughlIn aud
O'uratly, Of tho West Twelfth Street Sta
tton, upon warrant sworn out by
Joseph Drouka, his brother-in-lnw,
charging him with outragtng Mrs.
Drouka. Some four weeks ago Mrs. Drouka
cnnle home one day with her clothing bauiy
tlisordere! uni ller face anu arnts scrntcl,cll
nni bleeding. Her husband questioned her
closely, but she refused to tell hlm what
sIsould hot know. Yesterday Sic re-
luctantly consented to tell l,itl. Drouka
mud kiiuperge arc married to sisters,
Mrs. Drouka alleges that Kimpergs induced
ler to accompany him during hts wlfe's ab-
se,,ce, III q walk out on the prairie towards
Douglas Park, and that willie resting. thein-
selves IN tho grass lit Il p1ace quite Il distance
from nil habttatioDs he made crilIinal u.s.
snult upon hur. Hence the arrest,
, 1880-07-28

Tunnel undcr tie 1T. Ln.yrence-Dc-
lT.tructfyo pcnt FfscH-1laspuic ikclic-
eao,,.., ,semeaom IN s"-~S'n"s1A"'' : ~"
Associntlohs ,..-. r,.,,
ses'a' o'pass" ~ '"< ."'sapu s''ras'' nroa
MosThEALr July s'.IAh An aaIfess !' 10 ,Fau, l,
h Parliament. IL being ctrcuiatcI here. So
~ ,,;nv,. n ,.s,., ~ hmm o,,,o,,o.,
ias no; wa,ay y sgs snnier sg snpuecr ~ thu nro
tee. , adi souths,.ore 1, tunnel n under M the St
Lawrence. says that Nature Inns done
ali that t],o mnat .cxncitnr engineer
WI u'at uls t.ost ,,,s;... e's r., esa ..s..,no.
fen feesllo aasu oai te work permanent. nu resoStn
store is Int, and tie river is shallow right
o.Tnss: o,ml while the northern bank rises
"hrmntiv II arsce,ls n short ,ltstauce hnck
ap,ap, iao yalcy ass Witch Is @ aam'raSiy ] suited for
the construction Of tunnel. Mr.. Stanley
thinks tie roof Of the tunnel need not Ue
,nnrt. thon t,vo,,tv fnnt thlck oDd thnt tharn,,,
,'iti",s nra ~ fnvnrasa t',nf thn ,snrI IN, IN
on,".,int.i ~ ,rtti'im t,"n .onrs ~ tw,' vtn1:
en' s,of r. thn roc: nri,y"s o"ni1 nj the
M ". ;n oa H. ~ III ~ III n H., ~ ,,ro,,nr. @
H. siontia ~ ~" cnot ~ cmnst rmtItnt, IT.
" EstnMsye ~ sni.Ires @ ira ars r.rnr IL thu dis
gts tar,,ers Ds,i m wsta % j;inr % "a frwnr WHY to 1 liz
soix x ha5yest ,a T. p 1ealtzs thps9s @ 3.s Gf n
Cleared M M tie laid Of erops, bn!nss, a,lI eyei;
oriShaSa "a tSr tsci ca1 G'efs gng WI Il 'f't i axy v
sabsdil si,s Seneat @ a.a lIot hayisg t tnEe proer
pTsssstiS.s ssl'ss ~ Il M sPtrsiiSss; " cv',
ANNEm Mosto nt io'ins5S aa nlslcn t, Grs 10 ~
9!ie9 MaE,s'sns a e.s ~ sS MTSs frn @
Ills prevent l.sFasef! s os!!lon no b rink
f,,-r,wa ' Ja}vM ~ai :" H. % rs,.,s,,t rnu',n,,nI-
, 1880-07-28
ILLINOIS POLITICAL NOTES,

Nathan Crews, OF Wayne County, whow
aooskoeper Of the Inst House, has the Ropul-
uean nomination for tho H0uso In tho Forty.
fourth District.
Maiden Jones, ot Douglas, has been rcnoni-
Nated by tho Democrats OF tho Thfrty.sccouu
cI mls1f!ct for tho Senate und Il. u. uuck, OF tho
tnaF'eaton Courier. for tic House.
charles Augustus Walker, OF Carl!nylllo,
nas at last Ind nomination-fort tho Btato Ben.
ate' lie Is IN !lterate Bourbon and has Hour-
ooa majority behind him. Walker nnd Tom
"etsat ara necessary to arnusc tho gnllortcs.
WILLIAM II. Archer, Of plttstell, the Father
u the seaats, has boon given tho Demoaratto
.eaomIuauon. On oil questions asf0cttnx tho
farming Rnl laboriug Glasses Senator Archer
Rves honest yotos, hut he IL IN unsorupllous
Partisan,
u ". Favy, nominated by tho Republic
sos OF tho Nineteenth District, toca not expect
oeat Tewnsheud, but Pavy will organize tho
astflet, and, With the assistance Of gallant TpH1
.n.aF"ay, Will see that 0nrleld Hots every vote
"e party IL entitled 10,
. Iho Sixteenth Legislative District Repub-
usaes haYo nominated Conrad scorost, Of Wat
~4*. 1of the Senate, mud 'JaMes ChattelA. OF
tn.ahkakee, and Ed 1tuu,ley, Of Iroquols, for tho
ntouse' no. Mr. secroat was 1nernber Of tho last
.' ...oaae' and active on tho Committee on State
institutions.
!. T. Payson, Of Pontiac, holding the Re-
fuStcsn nomination o. auceeaaor to Graeubury
n ~ sost, u prominent lawycr and 4 atalwart
...Spuetean. Ha Ia ~ well one OF tho most eh-
sts.a,oiae s. political speakers In the stato. lIo
~ Aseady begun cauvaas Of the Eighth Con-
sfssa'oaal District,
~ vgan s 4. Tanner. Of Louisville. member OF
~ Republican State Committee some years, q
seas, bl9, who.e-Boulcd lnwycs-politicap, has
At f,.x ,f.bl1 fr,u r&
, 1880-07-28

to resign Ills position. or withdraw from The
''' srtsiai % Dis,a,tk " 70 IA r.. C catsaeo iSisuns
To'u,Nro. July 91.-'rhe me,nbcrs Of the
Canadian Press Association have t,ils yent
Hnleetrtl fos their excuraioi, 4 tour up the
I.ake. Superior, and up tie limo OF tho Canada
I'actilc HALLWAY ~ flr ns the iron Is hid or
sectfon A. Tic start from C0lllnEwuol viii
take place on tho evening Of Aug q. a visit
tr thu new railway by 10 mat,y Newspaper
representatives wifi ut least make known the
r,all r0ntl5tlon of the rond In that section.
OTTAWA. Ont, July 27.-9u,ne America
boathWncrs have struck for higher rates 70
They refuse S3.D per 1000 feet, de,nalld-
-DEnnY LINE, VT, July a7-'rhe Custom.
11Ouae and railway station ot st. Armand,
Province Of Quebec, burned: also the cus-
toms records for nlally years. Loss heavy.
, 1880-07-28
Ills Own Children.

f7dlrtstnn t7t:+> Nttss.
One afternoon there wsts q croWt Of excited
lArklea i' ~, !llcy gathostd aruund two negro
lighting nwuy for ,1aur life IN the ground.
Theirs wns os,e negro ',a1, present, and he isxsd
ie cye. I}lll" "San,. II yuu give IN TIT tim yer
hlde fne ytrl" 4 wct.dressed gentleman stop
ped md sHl to tho negro man: You ought TO
1u nshataed Of yourself TO encourage thosu boys
T. fight" WHY. lur, be.ssl' WAS tho rcsponsc,
"Jutu'4 lny own chIjrnn!'
, 1880-07-28
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

The Illinois StOHf4.ZcftAfQ bus tho following
leader In reply thereto, as m exunlpla OF the
new aelrno 49,. lul e,,s " y ita,so- .
cratic victory LII tho coming PRESIDENTIAL olec-
ton Ia nothing moro nor less thnn n complete
political rctrocesston: tho overthrow of nh those
,,o,t.tonl .ootnI on5 1no., whit. ,na ros,It~
ish,o ar c,gf uer % haa maa croatn,
These rights. created by tho War, nro vouch-
aafc,l in the Tbirtaeuth. Fourftcnth. and
Eiftoorth AZ amonimonta :, W" ro,'a,t,rttas t
- ta1NeHs" n r.". ~ tao eos'@ua.a
Oh. the un!teh eeatcs' Hnlen oanie 1nto
1858, md tho Doth March, ls7o, after thoy wore
rosrnotI,oIy rotIno1 1,,. th,r,vt.so n,oIu7+ fo,r
.sepco,n ~ ~ -. -
etAtes, W talrt5'taree tol "n'en t"oetates "Hn-
drew their affirmative votc} ngninst four, nnd by
ttvo xotc, n1o,nst sevcn statns, rbcao rmtfaca-
wy, as",Ss ~ ..", t"...s"
tons on tho part or tho eotithofn 6tates ~eFo
MchIoyed by tho nId Of tho so-ca1led enrpot-bag
governments Of those states, md thoy ueycr
l,aye boon recognized by tue Dr. real IL Southern
ltebel-Detnocraey Us valid and binding In law.
However, All thotr protests Aro Of no ayRft, Us
lonu M tho sunrcmo Court OF tho United Statps
.,,,s thns, o,n,,,,,,o.t. ~. ,,,uJ ,,nr.. ~
tho Federal Constitution. This Is tho
cuso to-lay. hut tho Supreme Court
,tan,r ID crcntton ~ fo,rroaa.
e..,sa a,,, ~ ,r,, t,,,, s,,r,,sa ~ T"ns."s"
CohgFcss c"u ~ "ny 't'ne !uese'so " uectease
tho number OF Judges OF tho Supreme Court OF
,,nnt' a,,stnincf, 1,r Conaress. can nrevont II.
-,s."N rS"'' e4en ~. ,'ss. 49,. sss 49,
Thua mhjoF1ty hBuanst 9noso amendments eAa
10 manufactured, ul!d bow easy sunl things nrc
done has tuo oftu'i b9en ,let,;.tsstratea ny tho
ttAx MNyH}n1nr. II In
, 1880-07-28

TIE Mnyor Of Chicago is putting largo
sized rod in pickle for himself in TINT Library
matter. II there is one person above all others
Tho minority Of tho people in this city distinctly
DO not Wish to 10 President Of tho Board, TINT
person Ii tho too numerous Onnhan.
, 1880-07-28

CREo1EH, of course, wishes no harm to hfs
fellow citizens; but, II tho StAte-strcet bridge
bts.1d fall and maugle two or three carloads Of
prominent businessmen" It would be satls-
tacloa to say, NJ told you co."
, 1880-07-28

Sptetai DIpdteh 10 7ne Chicago Tribune.
FoNp III Lac, Wis. july 97.-Anian t,arncd
William llobay, householder Ut this city,
to-,lny Attempted suicide by shooting tit,-
self. I1e lodged four bullets In his head,-
ore OF them lit his brain. lie remained con-
known.
MILWAUKEE. .July3s.-'rhontlore WensIng,
q tllsslpatcG tai0r, committed suicide to-day
by tnklllg pQfauu,
, 1880-07-28

ArcntIsa Kitnnys4 Inns been ttsed with
highly beneficial results 1urtug tho Inst fur
ygilrs IT tho ynroua fGrs Of dyspepsia, Hastrtis+
NAUSEA, generl1 debility, consumption. oto. ku-
tt,yBs Is not iac,l!eina: II IS plrasrt, witis:-
ii,te beverage n food: mule froin milk. pceul-
lariy grateful to i!ellcnte stoinarh. Nothing
else tnkea !lcsh, ahl blood. anu strpnath 70 fnsE.
It cntl Gp safcy relied IN for tho regeneration Of
tl0su cnscs OF low vitality In whtci, medication
Or ordinary nutrition full. send for circular,
sold to the ts4,le. Consumers supplied directly
by 4. A,rnd, Chemist, cor.lss Madison md FIttk
lNttlItl.
, 1880-07-28

ONLY twelve Northern men voted against
the resolution expclling brooks for bis assault
GU Sumner; and 1t Roes utmost without gay'ng
TINT W!lsla1u II. English, Of Indiana, Was QUO Ut
thQ twelve.
, 1880-07-28

SEVERAL Republican clubs III Boston hnvo
lett Gen. Arthnr's nnme OF their bauuers to ex-
pFcss their dsapproval Of hla nonlnation; but
"a they can't lsave the ElcotorR' names OF their
bal}1ts Arthur will not mind.
, 1880-07-28

HANCOCK Is "supcrb"' OIL Governors
Island With all 1is toilet ilxins anl Rosl-brald
About hin, but In tho White House he would bo
ksQuate peg lu r0untl hole.
, 1880-07-28

Iwo DEAoclsATto propositions: ~ The
military must be subordinate to tho civi! power.
q The chlat etyil power nt,st he put In tho
hanls OF y Major. @ enornl In tho reg1tlar army.
, 1880-07-28

SENATOR DnucE, having one Of his Mmtn-
oas eYea vol to wndwartl, wilt become IN Ohio
man as soon ~ bis torn Of office expires.
, 1880-07-28

Tho public Will beware OF n fratldt1.
Lent Imitation Of DobbIns' Electric Soap now bo.
i,Y forced ~ tho n!nrkes " ytntsrcpresentetion.
upon huvInY Upob!ns' Electric. :
, 1880-07-28

Tunnel under tie st. Lnsrrence-Dc-
QEatrActfye Pcnt FffcH-llasOnic Relic
Religion In PaIltlcx-Ennusiiun PfcAa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

NEW York, Sept, S.-A fire broke out
at midnight to night on the north side of
the Manhattan market, which occupied
the block extending from Eleventh aveune
TO the North river, and between Thirty
fourth and Thirty .h.th streets. The FIRE
occurred ID the basement of Robe Bros.
provision dealers, and spread rapidly, and
the whole building was soon wrapped IN
flames Alarm after alarm was sent out
and q large number of engines were
brought to the spot, but it was soon evil
dent that the entire building would be
destroyed, as the strong south wind that
was blowing swept everything before it,
Il is thought that the iron frame OF the
building will be left There are about 200
stands in the Building which will be n loss
to the stand owners of about $4,000 each
making an aggregate loss Of them alone of
ST. ,0o0, 600. The loss of the building will
be very heavy, but it could not be learHed.
Michael Dolap, who occupied part of the
market az slaughter house, will also lose
very heavy Sparks were carried by the
wind to the large hay establishment of L.
B. Clarke. on the south side of Thirty
fourth street. facing the market. and this
with number of surrounding stores aud
the Haymarket Hotel, also took FIRE At
ais A. Il, the Gre was still burning. but Is
believed to be under control.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09
CALEDONIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. "a Blue
Cannon despatch says, the presidential
party arrived there between eight and nine
O'clock and were heartily welcomed. No
speeches were made. The president says
the trip has been source ofwonder and
delight 60 him.
The Republican, convention OF Washing
ton Territory, met at Vancouver yesterday
and nominated Thos. B. Breuts, delegate
to Congress,
The president and party arrived at Coifaz
at Eve this morning, where q San Fran
cisco dell CATION met them. Gov. Perkins
extending welcome, The train reached
Sacramento at &. and 900 people met
them ct The depot. where the President,
Gen. Sherman and Secretary Ramsey
smoke briefly. Mrs. Hayes was heartily
cheerod, salutes were fired. and the tram
moved eff. At Benicia the same kind
wslcome was repeated by two thousand
people. The town and shipping we're
paily decked.