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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-20
To BAKE EGGS.

Butter a clear smooth saucepan.
break as many eggs as Will be needed
INTO saucer, one by one. If found
good ship into the dish. No broken
yolk allowed, nor must they crowd so as
risk breaking the yolk after put in.
Put Il small piece Of butter on each,
and sprinkle with pepper and salt, set
into a welI-heated oven, and bake till the
whites are set. Ii the oven is rightly
heated il viii take but afew minutes, anu
is far more delicate than fried eggs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-20

This is the King of Saw Machines. 1t
saws off a 2 foot log in minutes.
10000 IN use. The cheapest machine
made, and fully warranted. Circular free.
Un'tad States Manufacturing Co., CaioaTo, III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-20
The KITCHEN.
VEAL COLLOPS.

Make paste as for pie crust, line q
shallow pan with il, put in q layer OF
oysters, favored with salt and bits Of
butter, add a layer OF bread or cracker
crumbs, another layer OF oysters. etc.
add the liquor, cover vitk crust and
J.La
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-20
CHEESE SOUFFE.

This dish must be sent to table di-
rect from the oven III the pan in which
it has been baked, as it tails if kept
standing. Beat separately the whites
and yolks Of two eggs, add to the yolks
one tablespoonful OF sifted flour, two of
grated cheese, a pinch OF cayenne, one
OF salt, and one cup OF milk; when Well
mixed add the whites beaten to froth.
and stir briskly, pour into a buttered
shallow pan, and bake in a quick oven
until a rich broWn-about l. minutes.
, 1880-08-12
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

The 10tnots 8tadts- 2ett,n0 haa tho following
In ruferoncs to liberty In tho South, 1.-THE great
singer Fortl, when On q visit to Hungary, was
onthustasticaliy received and fetcl BY tho arls.
tocsacy OF that lanu Of fct0al rtghts, Stay
and rcmn!u With u.s. exelalIned ono srpat atl-
n'rcr OF kortl's talont, ouly In Hungary you
con :cn1oy l!fe.' 'Wcll,' ropltod Mr, FoTtI,
'V!enuR Ia u Rrcat city, q capital 0f a KFcut
country and uauoni It IL the centre of tho art
IN which move my world, my, Nonsense
replied the Hungarian magnatot only in Hun.
8asy ~ rcal liborty ut homo; In Vienna there
u uone. II, for instance, you asplpato
tWouty-hve lashea to bo applied to tho ahady
ado Of your oxlRtence, aud nobody would daro
10 say word ,pRalnst 1t. Even tho Patattne
could not prohibit it. Thcre'a freedom for you;
only In Hungary 10 real lburty ut homo: This
o!o paf a!ways entertaining ancatsoto Is quoted
by she baltimore Dsatschtr Correspondent, and,
~ 1t Ia good Democratic paper, II had no jn.
teutdon Of applying It 10 the Bouth, although 1t
nts that section OF our country AZ II cut to order
NoRlly, In what does consist tho sltberty' tho
Democrats demand Tor the South It II does not
oonalst Ia the 'l'hoFty' OF committing, FREQ
f5om paMlsh.uept my and all Infamous
ihsaas OF :ho South. II tho. 'dainued
them thero not, a]ons twcnly-d i've, but msuc6
saa nSeax x Fs e sSx c St
psxoil, does nut 9nit them. they shoot him down
y, broad duyl!9ht lkV y 4o4. and neither judge
sa ns Ia" y h is
poasess tho tunerl.y to execute tLe laws towar,is
'no,oansaaners. m, they AEp shot Dr clubbett down.
IT,. sTs sa9y .hq ot
Mnnyasian pattern; not alono liberty d. tho
eoutn aelnauas II, but ns 1t en1oya already 10
, 1880-08-12
FROM THE RETREAT.
An Interesting Cereuony-Comfnx from
Religious lkctreat-Tuklng tho

An Interesting Cerenony-Comtux from
I n Religious lkctreRt-Tuking the
Veil.
spttfat Dupatsh to 1at Chicago Tribune.
| W1LKEsuAhRE. Pa, Aug. lt.--An interest.
ing religious ceremony Of the Roman Catholic
Church was celebrated hero to-day Mt tho
Mailnkrolt Convent. It brings to closu q
devotional season of several tluys' duration,
known rs tho Retreat, during which tho
| plous Sisters practice tho most rigid sef-ab-
negatloli, holding no Intercourse with friends
from tho outside world, nor even speaking
with enctl other. The ceremony was per-
formed Mt the German Catholic Church, anu
was witnessed BY u largo and Interested cou-
course. There were present lnrge number
Of the clergy from New York, Plllla-
delpllia; md other cities. A procession
from tho parochial house to tho
clurch, WIS led by u company. of little girls
a9iresSea ais:aa II % white. Behind them came tho
Nineteen noylccs ,relnauishcd the wlilfoo
took the black yeI!: ,uaklng tholr vows to 10.
n!asli sisters of Charity during their lie.
i!oyltiate nt ona, year. took tho wl!tte veil.
After having worn thts u year they luva tho
GNtig Gn,,ttiSgst o. o. W. MTltGH'raM!ng f5o their life Of
eoncluasd With solemn celebration IT hIsl,
!nnss. The convent ta ntl'Iinpnslng structure,
llyo stories high, and built with funds pro-
videu By Lady .Paulina Won aIuiinkrodt
who nninel 1t for her deceusrtl brotber'
Count Herman Von Mallnkro1t, Of Tic Ger
mnn r. Parliament; antl Ill inject of tho wrath
thIs ceremony today, canlo to tits country
from Belgium, where she lives In exile. SHE
Is accompanied by Sister Chrysostonln, who
Is also OF bl00il-roynl. The Sisters Wcar the
garb qf nuns. Lady. Paulnn Is wealthy In hor
own right, md SO liberal WIS slle TT sprcall- |
lnE lcr faith .that her family wns axliett |
and al the wealth which she I!ad bestowed
tho exception Of ton Sisters, WHO wero pcr.
mittel to rcnnln iu Germany to attend to Tie |
blind, WHOM they lnA qIthercu Into ttlalr |
nsy!nnls. All were .banIshed,. and sought |
refuge III the United Stntoa. Indy pattilnn !
Will complete. ler visitation to nh or tic |
twenty-six religious houses Ill this country |
ntu eight III South America previous to her |
return to Belgium.
, 1880-08-12
CENSUS RETURNS.

Gen. Walkers Estimate OF the 1tcnorts
of fsupervfsor*-Tlosv tho Returns Arc
Verified at tho Census Derartn,eut-
probabilities Of Frauds in Tho South.
sptetdl Dspaseh 10 The Chicago tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug, 11.-Gen.
walker, Superintendent Of the Census, docs
not Share III any degree tho apprclcnsfons
which arc Just now being expressed TINT ttc
census Id tho Southern Stntes will prove To
have been fraudulent. He docs not place
any confidence ln tho accuracy Of tile cstI-
mates Which are now being published Of the
population OF the several States. lie says
that surprisingly small proportion even OF
highly educated people, know practically
how to work out correct results In percent
ages. There Is q natural disposition on ali
hands TO exaggerato In matters Of
this kind. A few districts In State
arc heard from, nnd some jealous editor
computes the Increase Of the Wllule Stnto
from tho showing they make. The Census
UGG ~ aoe1 os acgSpt Tor MON elt the count
sus Oilicg here not less than fourteen ttIrur-
ent revIsons Of tie work Of Tic enunlurntors
nnd Snperslsors. This may be illustrated by
surprising tliat paxe Of the cnntnetator's
y written tic name, sex, color, nationality,
s n"ntss Of 1sS naes s 1ss sse eoSnsea rsx1f'sr
t!ltH ule nunlbcr OF females. II
the sum Of the two cq,inls tlla number 1t
lines the two counts arr held TO be- correct,
otherwise the. page is further examined, and
u any Of the lines ate found ip b. Junk these
are noted to account for any deficiency. Tho
same prnccss ls pursued III respect to collar.
nationality, etc. The revising clerks arc II,
no case permitted to count tho number Of
males and infer that there aro females
sufficient. To mako up the total, but
the, entire table must pc exa,ain,ed IN in
enef case. Gen. Walker explained
thl3 process to illustrate how BmaIl WIS
tho dependence which 1t WIS found by ok
perlence could be placed In tho work o1 utl-
skilled pEoplo III this matter Of counting,
Gen: Walker expresses no opiniun viii, rl.
gutd ~ the probable proportl0hato lllerensa
!f tue two sections. Almost every ot,u pisu
here Is beginning to fear ttat great frauds
have been committed, md this fear has been
strengthened BY. the result Of The Ala6anln
e!ection, showing the universal Willingness
Of the Southern Democrats to coJperatH in
my scheme, however violent anu corru,t.
to win back for their party and
section its ancient political prcpoil-
tlerancc, with Its consequent opportunity for
piiii9cr. II, when the work OF the CENSUS
Is finished, there proves to DO good erOlintl
fnr these suspicious, 1t wilt be easy 10 test
tlle matter by sending the list OF nil1es for
sllspected localities to trustworthy persons
for yeri1catlOn.
, 1880-08-12

.,onds out In striking contrast viii, tho nctton
y lin ettjlorInr, whU suuI hfter rel,ukpd urti
sroyr him from tho command fur uttoftur SEN
itmcEts wnrihy of n aald[or. Tito soldier,
rlof1u.tl with extraordinary power, voluntarily
1Snrt,yercd tnfnre Tho civil n,,tht,rty. sheathcd
ss swoFsl, testified his fidelity tn tho Constftlt-
finu. and sci m example Of ohcd.unoo to law
shlch win pnss Into history as bis sountlest
.lalrn to distinction.
This Ia not true. Hancock Has ''rchuked md
artycn from command " not bconnso ho stoo,l By
these principles. hut because ho deserted them.
tto removed from Office ninu pombers Of tho
tTty Council dr Now 0r'cnns bccnusd, III s,titt
nccorllauce with law, thoy undertook to elect a
nccor,icr. lIo was ordered by bis superior Of
nccr, Gen. Grant, to roinstate those mou,tors,
md also tlap Street Commissioner, whom be Ind
previously removed. Ills chnngo Of command
wns made, II Is .tnderstood. at Lis own rcquost,
to suye him frum what ho regarded a. tho .'por.
tonal humiliation" Of oboytug orders. Lut it DO
distinctly ,lu,erstoof, Hancock waa ralleyod for
stretching u undue lengths tho mll!tury pcwer
Fhtph 10 sa]1 should be subordinate to tho civil
authorities. What ha roaiy meant waa that tho
military should TO subordinate to the civil power
hit was Domocfatlo, but superior to 1t II It was
Republican.
, 1880-08-12
PERSONALS,


M aae Chffstlan Union hls our sympathy,
,so' Nv III poets IL named Mary Alnge Deyere,
INT VT. Fosney publishes . paper called
H.. ~; and yet haa uamed one OF bts dauRh-
,,ss me suppose Mr. Vanderbilt will have tia
beio.ao q ot Maud .. inscribed upon tho obollsk
M nn English geologIst says It took ooo,oQo.-
Whas Mil ~ 70 foFm tho earth'e Limestone atrata,
tr, eooa oenator aIau,la say to thtsY
,e,.i suo oa, Sew York Tribune has contained sey-
tirht I%estnl articles recently on Tie evils Of
~. .@cIns' Mr, Held has evidently repented,.
beass. Langtry mud the other professional
taem.ss' ~ Londop will not hayo tho aold all 70
p9es Ia tho tull, e'" no''es !" Ro'ns
4rhas Evelyn llope".-We have never read
Ates ~ %asked 1ls'dcsroom," but suprogo It 70.
lied IN - "eao oaao'bau cuicher who was mar
,ast t,sa alay hotelkeeposs are charging guests
see,us as ~ pets With them 80 day, Eyerythlnx
ele,Is .s 70 10 consptring agatnst tho dry.eoods
",1 ta!s season. "~V@'
.h.ts .rtsFeeffsssor"-rhe Of exp ress,op, ",turk
10 ths tana a'anas" is bel!uvad ia hayo rofSruuco
tell stito ~ which ball payor poaos him.
Of Tr,is1ent as"1aent wants to know our onfn,or
uoa.' ana essay OH " Heat ~ d Modn ~ Mo.
sph: ~ "hetherI It ls the beat th,nw T., ~,
depends. We have known Aa4s ny ~ ~ tnat
, 1880-08-12

s.artcd for Little Falls, taking will, him
quantity Of llcrrlrs for CUSTOMERS tlerr. On
lIts arrival his frat business VIA to 70 nri
nnd coolly Informing tho Coromcr That whcr1i he.1
tio was Wansctl m officer might find him
somewhere on, ito street dIsposir5 Of Tie
proqnca no had With Him. At II 40 Consta-
out 70 find tho murderer. Klock saw iiarris
coming. af,d calling out to him, II guess TN
tilo illan yont'ro after" Eaye himself up
Gilncrfnl!y. llo was conveyed 10 11erkImer
nltzc tic enornfty Of lie crime, and, If
10 does, re]itB upon his statement
t!,at tho act was in self-defeiiso ai,l
tlio defense Of his sister, TO clear
Very !ittlo sylnpatllyls expressctl at tho futo
OF Holden, willie thu yuutIfnlncss Uf Kl0ck
and Ills previous good character arc subjects
OF syie[ai tsis 1pe that ,o will be nblc to es
gethcr imprisonment.
, 1880-08-12
INVESTIGATION.
What Has Ueen Discovered In the
Wisconsin Insane Hospital nInttor.

Wisconsin insane 1sosu,tn 10 sht
spseta' pt.psse" to Thu catsaeo 1ttsaa*.
MADISON, Wis, Aug, 1.-THE lnyestiga
toM into tho affairs Of tho Hospital for fhf
| InsnDc .vnrn contInro, to.jnv ) ",,l i1a,
raoras,r,. -. t'as" ~ ra, 'ouMy, n3 ~" Aiasi
ssc!e.al5 ,t''t ot tao lonta OF trustees, being
examined at some length relative to the
operation Of tho Board. Dr.. Dougllton, the
| Superintendent, w,.s p.,t upon tho stand. and
testified at length, giving his history from a
Wy W, Miu thas OF MS assistant physicians
giving history Of the treatment Of patients
tl!eir lisehuroc nm nroot ny of " iu:,r incmr''. s.
hie ~ sss' Wosh,n u ptu"a ,... .. noas 'Salt
o1e' NothlnR was developed calculated
to. show crookedncss at tho hospital.
Dr.. Doughton borv tho searching ques-
tloninu III n frank manner. Thara oro
nn,marnna rr'nnra ,iootInr nro",,, ti,a ~, NV ~
n.n,S'5a.,sa ,."S .t ttn,'s,1o'. s''o KY VI
ctoo1eaaess 9nt Ia1E1n!naou Meh consider
taom not worthy being traced to tAetr source.
1t Is evident that business has becn copa,ictDd
in n lo0sc wuy. In this. Tint nj, roTuior honk.
, 1880-08-12

THE Fourteenth Amendment to the Con-
etjtntion prohibits tho payment Of Southern
ctajmis.. Gen. Hancock satd that the amend
ineuts tnnst stand invIo,able. Isn't that plain
euouRtl7-EievtMHd Fiafndtassr, CiHcfnhatt En-
oifrtr, dna ot',er Democratic orpa,ls,
Tho Fourteenth Amendment does nothing Of
the kind. 1t prohibits tho payment Of Southern
.'aebts incurred In aid Of irsurreotton or ro-
bcIIiou,'' or "any olntm for tho loss or omanpl-
paton Of any slave; md thoro are 8outhorn
claims to tho amount Of hundreds of miions
not prohibited by tho Fourteenth Amendment
which will be passed nt the first opportunity
claims for l0as md damage inflicted by war, for
supp.es seized, buildings used, forago takc,,,
htock Lost or Injured, and crops destroyed, to say
unthing Of tho ootton-tnx rpfundlug cnim,
which n1ouo amounts, with interest, to over
f.H ca O0G,
, 1880-08-12
TIE HOLDEN MURDER.

17r,n. , ~ D"ya's" = ~ '"f ."'ease a,, 1!teaae.
| xs,,.,n.'. . - - aug, Tho prle1 an
1r.rniar plfeen. t,o, az MoTaer at 9esksonburg t
usE was correct saye In one narttcutnrNti, ri m TIN
rcsnectatItv NJ tho ltea,, J1 tst H. a c.nn
ucr,s 1t,"nast IL, - Ju Iounia, LUZ ssa. ~ Gulo
TIC , o fIsedRsa wul I eas .aa,,1nsa M we
woman has ended not only In inevitable dis
Blood Of hsr ~ ran;"'r @ Mosas aeI4 n,;e y, ,he e
victim ot Aiponso Klock. ses wes an Vlt oa resi- at
was formerly rcsnecfafl and tn,,,,str,ots' WV Iu
1StN lo. Will, ,,,s ,rffo ond t.vo oIIi.lra .,.,.
renowcd "t ~ AZ MAN,, %o '1 two f c'usen' sals,
there Of nlno years. Mrs. Holden and tic
girls returned 10 Uerhtmpr, anil ,yeri, vorv
relEccnt. IN regard to Nj. Holden, Two
years lutor, or about lB17, uoiien
mlich dissipatlon.' 'oT Ti!u llpsSnnI lSitio nad ol
evor, were Of sIlort duratiou md r for tho% % laSt
two years 10 llas glYel way to eYcesses Iii III
Hbout twU yearsMr, ~ iinItan if "Sae fae!,,,, tho
XsSrs: Sjie wss ths o'cst q ssssa @ chiidrcn. if T.
ysry noar fSly f}G6q }6G h - iS e easo n
aGor t. e @ fSIy ssorc Z In eua ~ er a
pearanee Mary Klock may bo TERMED gcll-
teel. Slle has q fnir, clui,r conlpicxinn. to1.e
ful red lips, ani form pi md tsanarament Mn msrt
that may bo pronniincet1 nntlcim1p Ehn Ess t.
ensily parsuadei, Mot u ail yicioas In % dIspo. O.
sitiail, and lacks jutisment aid controi ovSr
sensual p!ssluns. liza rinv thesc trnffa II.
easily iii nrey 10 iloldsi,s biandisT,mennttss nts
allt Bonleihf1r oyar Vcnr "nn ahn In
lcr lpnIo aid went to Svracisee e wrars ~ ~
lived with iiin, as lis wlfe. f Mi Mi
Holden followed ier n,11l IL VIVA srrcstn1 ,s"tor :
tho basar.ly net. ia cn,1i.i mi uivs haM,Ia hh"s
for ti,e snpport Of ths nlotier @ ani @ nif1i a n"d
nftor brlef Imprisonment was released, It
,n,t "iu ~, tat a' ~ soo't s9uG't 0lafy, blt was
ireat VA HsI ,naa ua.H S thaa 4 n'Rohs9' and tae
, 1880-08-12

DELIBERATE MURDER.
STEVENS po1ST, Wis, Aug. 11.-The FOL-
lowing dispatch was received In this city last
evening:
xWAusAu, Wis.,. Aug. 1u.-H. Ctr7un: Dr..
noglo Eas shot dcad ut 8 o'clock this evening by
Dr.. Bennett. Iuform bis frianis.
c. F. ELpnEu. :,
Pr Edwin l.. Hogle was popular dentist
of this city, and WINS very mulch esteemed In
this community, where lie flns resided four
years; lfn went to Wausau to cilgnge in thc
practice Of his profession for r short time.
Ili1s aroused the ,tenlousy Of Dr.. Bennett,
the resldeA dentist, and wh! under the III.
Auence Of llanor l,e procured a Shotgun, re-
pm, pn'ret nt to tlle hotel where Or. HogIe staid,
Dr. 11ogle, although n young man. Ind
entleared himself to his many friends By lis
manly bcarlng, uniform courtesy, aud strict
Integrity. and In his death t!!!s community
has sustained loss which It Will be tiiiticnlt
TO ~. 4 committee from the 4. +. & 4. II.
Lodge Of this city, OF which tho deceased
Mas q member, LIT Oh tic morning train for
Wausau to bring tho remains to tllis city.
, 1880-08-12
GESSEL.L CAPTURED.
Hrft{4i Nspafth To Tns {.htrnen 7'rfh,,n. .

oIEFE99 171spaseH 70 TN EH1td9d 7Y1bErE.
Mir.wAyKEE. Wis, Aug. 11.-Chlef Beck
has arrested Gesscll, tho man who recently
committed safe-robbery Mt lIouehton,
Mich. Gessell camo to Milwaukee I,nme-
dintely after committing tint crime, and was
robbcd Of $4,000 by prostitute nnmcd
frankie Howard alrd one Murphy. The Int
traitor aii ininctl tic wninn I'M il, tll "a nlnn ft 70
rot, him. The two will ba prosecuted Tor
ttls robbery: n1ld then Gcsselt will be turned
over to tho Michigan nutllor1tEos.
, 1880-08-12
SKIN DISEASE,

II severe Case Of Five fenrst Duration En-.
tireiy Cnrul.
Messrs. Weeks + pottcr-GentIe.ncn; For tho
benefit Of tho world wish to iunkg tits snt,.-
for abnut I've rears, and hive trci aimn.t
,Wers7htE that could hpnr OF, vithou, sny re-
!'ei wht!tevor unti! BAw ymr CutIoIira iistue-
cert!fy TINT only used them about nix weeks
until wns eii1treIy vol. but bpforo / co,v-
ineIcea i, using tom MY facc, br1nst, .nd back
the the, blot:d frosn my bndy. nm nnw entrclv
We!!. and think alr CutIuilru ReulclIns ire the
before tho rul,llu.
Very gratefully yours,
Caddo, Ind. Te.., Fob. 81, ls1p. '"'
, 1880-08-12
GIVEN BAIL.

NEW YonK. Aug. lis. i. III. Barlow,
Ben J. Kirk, James Udell, Stephen Tabor
owne's: Charles r. Smith. Captatn; and Ell.
gnr Weeks, engineer, Indicted for man-
slaughter In connection with, the Seawa1-
Aakn lfsGster, gave ball ttl!s morning in
50 00o eacl. lilo others Immediately litter.
Gt GStetl !n tho vessel will giva ball tomorrow.
uws. alld Caldwell, VIII giyo bali Till alter
noon,
, 1880-08-12
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

New YonK, Aug. 1i.-Amlto Nlgot, living
ot 100 Thompson street, cut tho tlIront Of
Mrs. Henrietta Nenautt this forenoon from
car to car, causing Immediate death. The
unfortunate wotnan wins 30 years Ut agc, and
the wife Of Victor Hcnautt, living ut 14l
Thompson street, with whom D1ot was intj-
mate. Ho wnnted her to leavn her husband
and 70 will him. md on l,er refusal fln seized
her and cut her throat. md then cut his own
thront With rnzor., The nlnt, WIS taken to
the Bellevue Hospital, and IL not yct dead,
but is supposed to 10 fatally wounded.
, 1880-08-12

spftta1 UHpa9sh 70 7ht chtea7a 3fabuNt.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Aug. 1t.-Incendlarism
Is on the increase throughout this county,
and several burma, wllcat-stacks, etc., have
been burned during tho lust few weeks, and
rs yet no clew has been obtained rs to tho
guilty ones. The latest violin Is William
Alhaugh, Q farmer residing Hear colburrl.
burn - lis barn, farming Implements. fec.l,
a!tt nhnnt 900 bushels Of wheat Just thrnsltctI,
The. aggregntB loss Is $4,000, upon which
there Whs not cent OF Insurance,
, 1880-08-12
A nTsCREpANCy.

DEs3fo1SEs, H., Aug. 11.-The Committee
OF tho City Council to onyesttRate the cllnrgcs
Of discrepancy between the accounts of
George II. Wnll,or, ex.Clty Treasurer, anl @
City Audit books, report that the tljsorep-
amcy has beon fauMtI In the salu Of boutls in
after tho salt, which tic Auditor lt0l failed
to pass to the credit OF tho City Troasurer.
, 1880-08-12

II. i. Mc0nArlt, tho Democratic candidate
for Secretary OF State OF Missouri for third
term, Is said to bo dcfnultcr It ls alleged that
be faIlcd to turn over tho sum OF &aQ 40 at tho
expiration Of bis term rs Clerk OF tho Crfntuul
Court Of st. Louis, and. hns mover mndo tho
amoint good. though ha hns been sued for 1t.
These faets eamo out yents ago. but MeGrath
has been thrice namInpted and twice elected
since they wcro published. Missouri Democrats
don't think any tho worse Of him for smalJ
theft Of TINT kind Tloy plt do II.
, 1880-08-12

plTrsnuna, pa.,. Aug. ll.-Ionoy l}rlegnl,
aaloonkeeper Of Allegheny City, was mr.
rested this aftergoon and charged with the
murder Of Ills wife, who. died last Sunday
from the etfeat OF n miscarriage, alleged to
have been caused by Ills brutality.
, 1880-08-12

SAN FnAxctsco, Aug: 1l.-Frank ".
Allen was arrested to-lay on a. charge Of
emtezzlcment committed In Chicago, and
was turned over to an officer who recently
, 1880-08-12

night, and obtained securities of tie 81.
Joseph Il Pacific Railroad Company md Of
thc Kansas e Nebraska 1tailrond Company
Hunt >o@'
, 1880-08-12

THE forthcoming volume Of st. Bouve's
eorrcspondcnco will contain'a letter written In
Ae' BY Prince Napoleon, III which, after crltl.
ea1ng 81, Rouhor, who has Just pronounced hs
ia'nous fanat, the Prince says: "Ths ont,ro
eSxespondcuco ct French diplomacy for moro
1aal century, which hive studied. Is on iu-
at Ron1e,n
, 1880-08-12

na,'1l noL. JOHN A. JOYCE drops Into poetry rs
naturally ~ = Gy Into SOUP: hut bv "onlv
'aushs" when reporters ask him about Mcpon.
, 1880-08-12

IT'S real effort for tho Boston Herald md
spt1nRaeld Republican to be what they call zig
aepeaaont" )" this year. Thoy disown tho old
saTy tor apRcaranco sako but At heart they
aFs both In 1t and Of It,
, 1880-08-12
A. BIG ROBBERY,

fpsetaI Dsspateh 10 tn chteapo Iftbun4s
NEW yonK, Aug. liza dispatch from
Glen Gorttor, n. j., saya that gentleman
named D. 7. Edgar Hunt, was robbed this
rornlMg Of sa3,0o0 IN St, Joseph u Denver
City Railroad securities,
, 1880-08-12

nE was big Democrat, but bigger Re-
Punl1can had him BY tla throat and shook hin,
70 tnat hia teeth Chartered and bis kncca knocked
wse1hor. But lit an interval Of quiet ho was
nsa4a 70 whisper hoArsoly, "ldo want oAango." |"
, 1880-08-12

malo Of $1,000 for q bnrn, but IN reality thu
li.I Darn cost $500. Il Is expected solno spicy
ev.u5ehcu Will be. R!vcl. by some tlIsctiaived
tlaVc been sunilnoncd to testify,
, 1880-08-12

!nE defense of Oakes Alnes by hts sons
.9aorcs the fact TINT ho wns solt-acousod. Ills
Nsamouy oohtsudlcts ltaolf In tlozon ptncoa,
~ ~ INVOLVES him in lhass Of falso swearing
, 1880-08-12

"a, A!1 EHoL1s1r fsnow trying to forocloso q
mostsR9o on the Domoosatlo party Of Indiana.
s saa aads 1t tho biggest Job OF the kind ha over
asa, though he has had many.
, 1880-08-12

NEW YonR, Aug. 11.-Tho Eueui,.o Post
pl1unHnces tlsa& bnralars blew open the safs
as clarkVll!e. Bergen County. n. j., last
, 1880-08-12
SCHROEDER.

SAN tnAEcIsco, Aug. 11.,-Judgo Evans
to-day denied tho petition Of Schroeder, tho
Onkland murderer, to bo admitted to bait.
md re'handed Him 10 custody.
, 1880-08-12

1ns naddcst men on tho continent to.tlav
sse they who paid rs cents to sop two vreasy old
leaaees, "~'7 >''~ >'4sA. 'oe 10o
, 1880-08-12

s.ns ~ oeeins to look as II Mr., English would
~ Rot that oflleo on tax.tIklo or not ut nil.
, 1880-08-12

VIZ hsnirs' 81 e Delicate, mud Feohle-Ir yot
Lstblgs Liquid Extract OF Beof, ~o'1sA
, 1880-08-12

The public will bopvar0 OF a rrnu41u.
lent Imitation Ct DohbIns Electric soat nnw bs-
vii infeea ,n on t1 o1pas rk9s *
upon hnfiug Uolbns' Electric. - 4u"'e"
, 1880-08-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

pee,ar n1r eGSnstairsstton, Snsar's biiou:no.*, tndl-
level t.esulntcr. It not. ike oarnR gRosGPso ico
sans saits; p1ro blood, healthy complexion. clear
nnilH. prico g cents. Depot. northeast corner