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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

SOMETHING that this generation
will never see-the Radicals in pow
er in West Virginia.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

THE small pox is raging at the city
of Chicago. Bad on the Grant Con-
vention if it does not abate before it
meets.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

IT seems that L. nj. Wade can't
run for Prosecuting Attorney. He
don't suit the Court House clique.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

IT only cost $4,000 for the Blaine
men to carry one ward in Cleveland.
A small hang out for one wash.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

John Sherman's boom is so light
that If thousands weren't sitting on it
it would vanish in the clouds.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

FIFTY thousand emigrants are ex-
pected to arrive from Europe during
May.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

The people of this State don't
want any more registration laws.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

The oyster will soon take four
months furlough.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

The headquarters of the Demo
cratic party at Cincinnati have been
burned. ~
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

THEY have found gold mine in
Montgomery county, Md.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

He was watching his neighbours
boy climb tree and he had look
of painful anxiety ON his counten-
ance.
care you afraid the lad will fall
and break his neckf" Was Sssed
him.
"No," he replied am ccaccdly
afraid he won.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

King Theebau's mother-in-law tried
to poison him recently. Now she
rests sweetly in the valley.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1880-05-01

IMPuDENcE--the Radicals asking
the Greenbackers to help them.
, 1880-07-06

pAfAlllHA &tH iA8 ADNUAENEt
On tho II 1t 1aNuary last lfaF1uan ltooA, editor
OF tho Sttxdtsh AAlsFtral4, q representative nun
in Scandinavian olrclcs arid prominently known
III nit advocute Ut tho doctrines OF yo,tul.y a,,l
Gholnas PAtne, wis accidentally run over by n
truth Oh tho Stichtgan Southern lsatroad mud
very seriously injured. Every effort waA tnado
to saye his ltie, bnr death enspcd shortly after
wari. Dir. ltoos wna u man OF flushG&l educa-
a4on. graduate OF Copenhagen University, a
tersc and forche wrttor, und hIa luliueslus
n1nung tho ko4.Wi!uaylnn trec-thnkess Of
A;merca was w!dcsprcad a,.A Yenoraliy ae-
!, irtIads have hovn ongaged !n ratsinE funds
Wal.lhcIm Cemetery. The work WIS c0luplutuu
soillo wc1ks a9G, aud yesterday q large COLI
cuussa hf Scandinavian citizens fosma lly un~
yvtlel tho MONUMENT.
Tho u,Any frluaas 0f the doad jo,rnal list md
writer Proceeded by tn1in to Oak Fhrk, n.l4l
thcltC1 to tho Cot19tury by carriages. Tho nr-
fAAiXetnents tDr the Impressive ceremony weso
~ ehufxu pf atssrH. Magnus Eilnbta1, +, 7.
Euvsttpin Ch9rlvs kklnnl, Nels Andessbu. a.
li'dlutst. and y: =. Nelson. Tha '.Hyeu So-
clety,' Vt which tho tloccased waA an A0uored
iaeTiher: wero pFescut, carrying tholE beautiful
Arriving ut tho grave. Capt. O. @. Lange
Fcad fs.nn manuscript i tribute "a the Ia
tArttcd dead. durinx which the
ssu YAs taken isoa t4s column. diaplaylu9 !
, 1880-07-06

Edward Kelly, Il drunken yugnlnt, Is under
arrest at tho Ar1lory ehargcd with attempt
ing to rob !. II. Cue, OF No. 60l Thlrty-tlrst
street.
An owner IS wanted at Central Station for
an opcll-faced silver watcll atul gold curb,
English stamped on eacil tiak mud Oil tllc
IOGkrt, alhl also fur Il sut OF cameo md gold
earrings and brcnstpu. The articles were
found upon suspicious person, now iii
custody.
Officers Thorpe and TieEney yesterday ar
rested John AtctiFAw aisl JullM Meljohull ~
they, were trying to .lisgos9 of Q ruilrosd
Kenostia. Rockford Il ltnck, 1slnnd llailropd
Company. Az they, wanted only IS fur thu
eHtly: Il.oy arrested ut tie sums plaee
Charles Webol, while trying ~ sell =
clotles-wrlnger. And they also recovered
Ut tbs shop Il shotgun Ht0lon from No. II
aid whlel! lbs pawnbroler says WIS pawneI
thuro by Weber.
Business about the police stations md
courts, MS Is usitn! Oil the Fourth. WIS rush
Ing. Tho nlllnerous 4rlnks, dlsoraerlles,
and city ordinance ylolators. were deaIt With
lnntle two trips to accommodate tlioin: The
arrests ,na.l6 fur shooting ll,side tic city
!t!h!tS Wcre Lll iNErnyneGl c,seS. II. iliuliy
instances tho pollcg simply, kept sharp
n,,a wtcil they found lhoil. instgatl, Of nlnk-
tnE I'LL arrest, they, seized :. ,,pa'.
tho. weapon and carried it to thu
s"tIon S GhifasG ssn AysnaS ; st,aHas sttSn
er's desk. n1lA n!l the other stations wero we'll
| supplied witt, light 1lrrarlls, This annoying
aihl dangerous practice Ut placing explosives
u, thy strsut-car TRUCKS play4iletl to great
/ lndulge4 tho buutblacks nlul lluwxbuys lii
buying boxes OF pni,er caps, torpGdOes. aud
30 u, for them to plaeu OIL tlie trucks. Dur.
Ing The .lay tllsee officers of thc l'ake street
q thess | artiaiss, Ss ss and tSsy sotasuet Il
tie station heavily lAdeu. Only a
tsw a1rests could ,, BY made under
eIe as fn wii Inc The Iheoss 5sees etnx @
a!ld otl!er cr!nl!nnl gccursrslccs Ut Sulsdny.
Tho fol!owing aru tlu qMly cuscs q i,ote:
Justice Wallace: Joa1! St1wart a,ld Charles
az a1a 5 5SJfs1Y e o & diea III fss ar f:o saf sn5y E
Cornelius Ewel aud Otto 81. AticIlels, on tho
same charge. ruMlMlded t0 tue Dth; Al.
hert, ketf,!er. oplunderlng 4; Il. luke, VI
Tass TT1as III osn @ , jaes fas osaiaa Ws, ca4xsi Eosssi
ioW @ at Su NJ isS batterteld strcat' so eaci. 10
tn the 9th: James Webstur, larcc1ly Ut horsu
G eGxS{ Guxf ffon' Esas * cdoH a @ ~ y iS cr, 5
Frank Jordan, tllQ tuaiana WIN shot all Old
man atld did considerable damage aDout M.
~ Stato atraet suna4y M!yh5 $so0 eact! to
tho sailor who cut Ills sl,iplnato Jau!ps cOyla
III fight at No. 45 ki'lzle street, S5a6 u Tia
yti. Justice Walsh: a; ". Allen. shooting q,
w. pr!gRs " t1,e b. right l 9rnt y! q saloo.l
500 to the Crlmina! Court; Mlchael lIuggVr:
ty, shooting john Fisctei, Ut No. ST. Hub
bard street, to the 0tli; Ernest Wi!hI, the
young rul!lAn who plui3tereA tulhaEihx 1iil.
Court; Afary O'lsourke Md kute CoAloy, lnr
ceIly Ut q dress from aIAry AfGktllxie, OF No
1bl Desplatnes stroet ruinnlauul until t,-4iay,
, 1880-07-06

opened at the Olympic Theatre yesterday, III
tho bills our attention Is directed To Miss Ada
Gray as tho centre OF attrnctlon. 6hu nppchrs
In tint ttme-worll "East Lynnc,n but we aro
informed TINT tho present Il Aer own version,
and VIC believe It. We certainly never rccol-
lect in previous editions Latlv Isatct referring
to Arrh f1nilt1 Curlplc ms being "too cutu for
anythtitg," or asking him to say iu "h0petl
to 1lo" II he tstllnt 1--we her. Miss f'ray II
Plump, slln IL fntr, alll sflo wears gorgeous
ttressrs. Tho Indy, however, WIS never bnrn
to plNy stlc!t roles lis Lttt7u Istlbct and 1f1nc.
Itnc. Size. presents the gentle, refined,
l!iEli-bretl daughter. uf MI EnHlisl, Earl rs
sllp wuHId present Il Kitchen weilcl; s1in t!e-
ltyers her strung passAttts strhiHEtt from Tho
shoulder; sl,e certainly i.nkes ii goo'I ,leal #
nronscs q sy.npatlaetlc response from THO
,insophlst1cateti. T!rro Is i,pither method,
halnIlce, nor suEsIeey tM tho. per
fUrnlanGc. Mr. j. Is. lsmckley's ns-
sumption Of Sir Frttncfx, whilu not
us careful MS 1t Should have been, was a
refreshing piere at work, considering
other things. Miss tiraco Latnpllear ID Il
young. nctrrss with Il fnlr appcurnnce, nip
fng v0le, crltty III her aatttil,, nlti feeble II,
expression. Sic WINS cast for Utirluf1rt HIRE.
Miss Emma Frank effectively nctcd her OUT
wnrGly trlgftl but tciNter-llunrtcd Attsa Ctr
fvle, Ni1tt Mr.. Julius Sgntt, tho Arcll gJtt|I,
SHOULD Study reposo n1ld the better control OF
Ills nflMS anu legs
, 1880-07-06

Scotch ernntt monument twclve feet high rest-
ing upun n pedestal fur feet tn hEht, Tho
monument Ia very pin,n, no nttonnt having
been n,ado Mt ornamuntatloB. Tho following Is
tnsrlbcl upon tho basc IN tnc sEcdieh language:
Of fijeltnsntor, swc,lc,i. Who 4. Editor or tho
Hutdth f,nerft1n, Fought NObly for tho MNs-
terry Of Common Hunsu nMd 1trnsH1, over Hlg.
T1,esc Principles, Lillornl.Atlnde.1 Countryncn
and FrLonls. .ThrnuahoMt tho United statcs
1lnfsct1 This Monument"
licaides Capt. I.nrXe, cx.Consut Hundcll ani
Mr. Marcus Thrnnc Miso n.ltlressrtl tho people In
Swedish. The tn!ls!c fur tho occasion wa* st.n,-
rllcd by NEtsctc's hand. at,d tho sven Singing
bocioty sanR several sclcctlons over tho rravu
Among tho 'rrnEnlnent scandinavian Citlxcils
preseut were tho HIM. g. e. !,n!snrt,urr, =. 81.
l'apEi. Mr. f. fIcRst,oltt, Marrus 1hrnnc, l.. T.
Nelson. Il. Nnlsm, and Dthcrs. After eomp!ct-
Ing tho ueremoues, tho frfcnds returned by trufu
to tho city.
, 1880-07-06

MABS~MEETaS{j Nf CULsUREu GITlKESRs
Whit p1irportcd tn br n,nss-tncutfng ct col
orcsl citlxeila assembled laat oventng In Olfvet
Church. Fourth avenue. 1tlCre hns rnrcly boon
Bucha dlsorlcrly and ,llsHr.ccful 9ntlorlng Tile
mon was chilled together for tho purpose Of tux.
i4 steps III opposition u tho Pacific Hill meet.
Ing which, WIS hold INIT week, ut which tno
delegates wcra chosen to tho StAte Convention,
Of Coluctl rcop1c, to bu held ut Springfield July
ssar e o M NINA s %ser msy ~ SA' rts tssd bo to psr she
formed tia duties would astonish tho old
e. parl!amenit"ran. After styling M tho
iny, Il cun,1nlttcu Ut ilro wns appn!ntcd To d5art
rest!.!tlons III rc9art! tu TIM sprlnRilcld eetilg
While ih!s coMl!nittcn, H., was opt. Mr Mitchell ~ 1t
und fo- ttiD rest Of THO sttnco WIS furious. Tho
speaker faynrcd the Convention. hut bin remarks
wseri G'a"sur tSo st 81 it, aras"o
@ ,nnjsrity a,,ti minority rcport rho Cnatr. aftcr
upon ia psss.4;s sorii'x the REPORT Of tic mi
n0rty Of tho Committee. ~.
a dIssraecfMl :seeno occurred :, ot this
s'a' sa'a to 70 BE- bs t'' i,FetheF of rrnce 4IDsrt
Jo,,cs. tho fratrlcide, jumped upon i ehalr and
I'D genticulall gvt down from tho. pulpit seized
n clair, und wns advancing nrnn Jones With cx-
Termination IN Ills oye, when rush wis inadc
jim i lioward % %Doetor WasSiuetoa ad sew s;e
er, other colorc.l people Dy,his time tn1 gutter.
their conts oil and w''rc prAncli1R around nchiIg
eontr,l tho pnrtia'ly insnno crowd. requested
II. u. King to take tho chatr. King cnina for
tho pulpit. Ills efforts wpra Ut no nv,ll. Thu
representative coinrcd men nppnrently cn1no
tAere 70 nuke y noIsos md nothing but g nolso
Thu minority roport d[scountcnanccd tho pro-
posed stntp Convention. aii! kiny tried 10 6l,ll.
succcesfut for Il time. but if the end succeeded
, 1880-07-06
EXPRESS WAR.


HOW They AFc Having II Down LII Ins
diana,
Gp<etdt Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Trtbun&,
LAFAYETTE, July 5.-For years Lafayotte
New ALBANY L. Chicago Hallway, nut, I'LL iitl-
portant Station OF tho American Express
Company. Our peuple arc, therefore, 1,!,lcl.
Interest In tho light now progressing bp-
tween tho railway and tic express company.
III former dlspn.eh yuur Reporter detailed
tic f'lct tl.at with tho ehange III the r,AllnKe-
1nent Of the rnilroa1 can,n an attempt to fro
the American Express Company md substi-
tute tlle Union. Lnter, local companies have
heen undcAI0ring to bDuncc the American
under tliu llaIl,u il TIC Louisville. Now Ai-
baMy T. Chicago Express Company.
tats!l nj ts Gattle for liz %SW ] Express, 1 lid
oil Saturday, WlIcn tho rOutD agent VI tho
American got on board tho ears Ut Michigan
City, ha tcnticrGd Ills pass for fare, but tho
lnanded tae cash. Thu agent pa!t tho faro
to Reynolds, wll6ro h9 switched oil, going to
Sheldon, alld coming to- this city VIII lls Ka's-
kRkee line. a drlnalttt fur tic pusH by tlle
ssond'9sttor, sa who saia his orders wete 10 70
OF DNttle Ground, Chalmers, md other
joints, tho railroad agents weru alxl tho
| uKnnts OF the American Express, but tho
E%lltS;a%9 ;s9 s;Gf!apaMy ;f enansts.! % t1nt tey re,
| Agent, Mt. I4aI,custer, h0woyUr, l,ns supplied
tleso vucnl'eles VIII, othur good men. It u
| u ptl0r rule that won't work both ways, and,
Xs Xs1ea s Tn9" ay Il MeGpaay 4 yra aaSn aSsSTtsr s
F!ixht fre ~ siehsaa fss 70 GS Si9ot
aild tho American handles ,collslAornbln-
~ sl,lppca yla the Michigan South, @
therU oyer. tho knnkakee 1.tnc.. The bcci
shipments fr9,n LatAyottu aro cArrletl alnust
, 1880-07-06

Tho shooting ot Edward A[osun by Charles
Blind, or Harslcs, at II O'Clock Sunday night,
seems to havo been pnrely accidental; but 1t
mono the less resulted from tho criminal
carclcsless Of Rarnes, wllo did tho shooting.
1t seems that Barnes. who LIVES ut No. 755
West Lake street, siroitea lnto tho saloon ut
No. 7o5}1 Ut tho sana street. 1ls Ind l1is pis-
tol In his pocket, mid, although nun aaS
years old, stepped TO tile door n,ld bugan to
celebrate. lie aimed at.u large box which
stood OH tho sidewalk; but, being an incx-
pert marksman, the first shot flew
wide OF tho mark aud struck Mor,n.
-sf tho j. strest, Causing h 5ins 1u'ts t. Issil fail
At No. M " Sefss T thsn frc. H aothse ahs5e's sl,ot
which glaneet from tue sidewalk a.d them
holIo Al NJ. 3lu Wrst Fifteenth street.
barncs y, wv w. ;sWHGse4'!Yntiy atsstsa aud
| admitted firing tho shuts, but: says tllAt he
llatl no itga that aMy Of them hnl taken e.
fect until thu arrest WIN lnsnlc. liz feels
fSs re- oysy s s IT, etar x ad i; Pre-
ness, Moran WIS struck by THO bullet,
which WAs OF cnllbru ~. to the left
OF The lled!an line; slightly beluw the
pestrtea ts IL eavity q the % aSdonssn @ 'uS. b.
Earie, who Visited tli0 Wuun.let! nlan Inst
night found uhRt he lad rapid, small pulse,
aud WIS suffering froln lllcessa1lt vomiting,
ai,1 ai,1 clill.swent. llo gay9 # ~ hls oplnian
that tlo1ltl, was imminent Within few hours,
barnes ~ hel without bail tO await The ~
suit of al0ran's INJURIES IL ta III 4 respect.
ahlp appearance, anu WIS formerly employed
Oh 0lle Df thu evening papers. -.
Later III tha eY0nlng It was ascertAlncd
ttiAt NIn!'a real mama WIS e. Z, Barnes,
and though lle may lave horllo goutl rupu-
tuition where l.e resided, Officer Jlekltng, Ut
tho West Lake htteGt HtntiUls, clnfnlY for Him
II bloMlthiraty character. liArNea WIS rccDg-
Mlxcd III the statlBn yesterday By tho Ohcer
NJ II tlnll whom he arrested Nov, T., 1878, for
nxsaultlnK alnl threatening tu xhunt Fred
Owens, u young nsnn living at No. US MAy.
re,l avenue. TE,u ease WIS Il ytnlent QUO, alll
I3Arlles was bundled with severity In tlia
pollce courts. Three days later he was ar
rested for threatening to shoot his laltdlOrtl.
When arrested uie first &tllu tl!ero
were. found upon him U large callbEe
revolver, autl q iurnltuable "htlly." At thls
dnto BARNES kept u .slNal3 11eWs depot and
notion store, With his hlster, Of. Madison
sttuot. Thu pollro luok uW,li i,ful as QUO
who earns his own living BY Ills wits,-ganl.
bling Nr BlMculatfny
Lieut.. Steelo sluts:s that Moran IL unable to
Say wt!o shot liul, alm tlm& f!a WAS unable to
Identity the pElsqncr, Darnts, when Aa was
brought belere lin for tlat purpose yestur-
duy. lie Ullly Knows that q nun wearing q
certa1A kind vlyest lGcl tae slut. 4asats
, 1880-07-06

Address ny itAM CuukNpRn noaE.
Tho Methodist ministers held tholr regular
t,o.hrs,,st ch.,rct nlort I'm 1,cv ~ wt,,tom.
son presiding: Tue attondanee was very large,
n,nny lsdies being In the audience: ,, :t. . -,
INV. Hnu, t,bmn1cr I,osc n native of india WIN
t'es' 1.'"1 ~uun'' n'ao' = ""ss'o =. t"""' ' ~
hAd bcen sent rs n aeleeato 70 tne iate
nis way home. and that tho time Of
thu m,.a.in1 vonII ho o,vnn tn him.
~" ees ~ ,,aa 1'tas ,sa - ~
~horeupon no was introduced ho spoke OF the
aud aaid tho best rssuIts hat, been obtained from
unrtot rrchchinr. 1bo nrcnc,,nra yo,,I,1 nrconi,
r.. - "ut .', :.
Aoont TWO ho1fs ana taon I'M opportunity would
ne given to tho auditors to speak, after which
they would adjourn to chapel for furthor OK
ercisrs, Another purt of tho systnrn. wbIuh lx,ro
vnsi frnit' wns noiehf,oThess, xsitatinns. n,,I nj
visiting from house tu nouso; anotnof wy tho
rreacalnE OF lt!neraIt on circuits; Annthcr WINS
tho schg@s @ ata stl!! anoteer ~aa tho orphn.
I af nd the @ u Stgw sa
a9a4ry labort Whca no aWG9t upon " Gti,la!ues,
aoo length. nrKinE TINT ~ aM not think 1t could
ee 9ss ap tho consideration
Ct tho ts!tlicaltlcs surrounding mssssonaIy work,
tho Inst " which WINS tho prevalence ol
ES1rruhe0hs pn!tosvpny @ aha tno nei,ei amohE tne
ao1s hn st w. .hot VIZ IT, nc p. nutnT o. 81 ~ n
tAking ap tue chslst,nn I iHoH taat tnnn could 90
ili!htnX except thruaKh Him. that whatever SIN
Wns sonirilttsti lio w!!s t!o autaor e. AM2thcr
!nGnco af'u doMinatton. Ilg tilnduoa IND cume
tureEnrl tho british residents nB "dotnlnant
QUESTIONING nf1stocracy. una tho cnoct
31,, Of, thois o.,, presence Ia. upon tao!f m'nds
T. thn , gcnalnoncsa. a Etx,dncss. e. antl truth OF
sho iilblc which was vesy hnrl 70 overcome
, 1880-07-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

Fnrc,ca, con,r,ly in its most at.rnc.iye
farm sl,,wa ncrfcct n,.,us st,nrmt nj the nlny.
loln s.'oWs pcs1set ,1g t.u!us'l.ento W tas pns
anything profound lit Il, either III plot or
character but wa are sp.istir,l II the autbor
hns n throad of narrntiu. suglici,nt IN been
,s ls s ~ nv o ,no, y" ns
the dIalog uttered by these characters keeps
us from yawninK, and II ho Inns shown II
modernta dorree Of skin In the Inscrtiou Of
H. .,t,,at,ons t., .,host .ioe,n,sa,.,., ~ .ha
farcical comedy writer Is filled when llo esI'l
tickle Ills audience sufficient to nlul,sc then,
MI hour or ~. without inviting reflection or
s,;rr,nv tha emotiona nna so,n"tl,n"s Il
sl,slus ue e'"o.to''s' A.a So"!os'iaso ~
to obtnln the result. iloulcy'a
audience yesterday afternoon evidently
thought that the author Of "Our Gentlemen
Friends Ind fulfilled Ills Yltssion, for they
, 1880-07-06

deservcdly has tho reputation Of being tho
most enttctux and heathEal punch evor con-
coetel. 1t il n1ndu III BOSTON by tho VERY se-
spectacle house Of g, II. Graves & Hons, aud
they wartAnt It to contain only the bost In
ported rum mud branly, mixed with ehoIco fruit
iuiocs, and tho bcat xralIulatxl suxur. 1t uRkes
a"glarloua drink on tho "glorious Fourth"
from whenco tu uostou !ts reputation startcd,-
and "do,tt yul forgot II" OH that &Ay, pr any
other tiine whom yuu wIah tor cooI aud TO-
tTeshllg bes e1axe.
, 1880-07-06
THE CITY.


.,.. yr t,,,,t, r. q A Ia NJ fho Gsrflnor.
AID. cHAlu'Ea "HEx1.Kts' o1 boston, Is a. tno
Grant Pacific.
r,vx ncrsous Joined Plymouth Church by
lottor Suniny aud three W profession VI 4"'s"t
Eu,tto GuELxor, Barcc.ona, Spain; +. j.
Mino, t,u,,on- Enolapi. md j. Il. EAtrfnnn
and william D. ue,y, o,asaow, sootland, aro at
'ae o1n'1o fac'Hc'
u =. o'1yr'., cl!nton; N. hannerlng hat'sbcc, ,,
sn" aa " Inn o, seator San Franeiseo
nru m 1'i"tna at tho ral,nrr. M t''' s'''A'' >"N
Tnr Chicsgo Union vctcran Club mot at
Tho l'hlnlcr Hn'ieo !nst oFeulnA; pMt etAnsu.s,s
' ~ ~ IT, IT, soc r1aro o"''' 'A'9
~'"@" W. '"o s'"'S , f .u, -,
Manaasu. oWicinn, ~ Muti!soi, street !rHihok1Rs y
1lduE! WIS: ut r. IT, = uc9rcoai ~ Ill, -
T. H. T.. n n: j4 i; y T. NJ, % 81 IL % IL oA'0"'S''
IONS 4. t,oaAs arrived Mt tho Palmer House
lst ryc;,inn III fron, Nav York. liz ws to4, tircd
~ tnir h"rtn.r nvnjcti MI thn t,luit md tuy
1rfnr,.' iin will rrrnnit, in Ehlcuno ut,fil tho
Western Headquarters ol tho Nat19nal Nrpnh.
licnn coni'nlttec nre established. inc ioe"uon
's not yet beo' decided @ upon. ,, oo,.., e,,.,
,r., ~ ~ w I;;rsn str1et ft,inI 1 6nsEet
trin,I,x tx " @ Il m ,nen % cb ahotit % ,not,h Oil yins
III Mue, III tInu,."i ,' ws',l,psr nd wh!ts knitted hoo,
md q ,cm,y ,natt p.,tit Of nnby. clothes w,.s ii
IT, t,I eIfxxt ,;s,n. with it, TWAS s't to tito F""na'
''iss '.o'nc' .,, - A.. ,,,,,p,s
1r4s ass..iuttt,,, vii lc h"li th{a ,nurnv ut il
.:rw.k 1T th,. rni,nrr jinus t,,ub-liM,ul GcUrYe
o,,irss. ms nis1 viii j, II. DnyIiso, Of the Chr
ihuuy RcWiiiext,1, a u,lti,bur Ut lnotbcrs OF tho
xssc!aton Wi lcaysin tile yysn!i,K I.r AZ; As'1.
'"m"' m.". ".' es' s a.,aus...s ~. .,,r,.stnn ,,
TfE number OF nppi,eauts la1 5or MMto'ss mn.,rt. ~
1ncnt n fnig Eol!eEe nj New MMVc'it m tns yutt
WIS lGl Ut Chc"K twsatytnrGe; ~ Gs'nh w.,
, 1880-07-06

crop, bYt practlcally destroyed the elinch, b
prevent immense crops. The Indications nro
that the heavy rafn9 nro over, and that tho
weather. will be settled until after thu lar
many ,places. Tic link harvest will COM
incllco ncxt wcok. nild wheat in about ton
, 1880-07-06
"T1IE 1sOYAL Nr1DDY,n

At I1aycrlys THIS evening, A1lR1lsitn Dnly's
com}mny will present his version Of "Der
Scecnlet," which n,adc n lit iii New York
under tho title of ":rle lsoynl Mit}ay." Tho
tucetl With tllc following prUple lii tho clst /:
Queen u l'ortuual, Miss Mly. Fielding;
Lhni.n ti1lto,tlnti, Miss Ada KclnEl;. DIN
Lantbcrto, ,Aonzo latch; Don D0,nlngt,s,
lfa'nl jlu1,tju, JOHN liart; mid fancic,tc,
Miss Catherine Lewis. The actton of tho
l,icce occurs in Portugal a1lA tllo opportuilt.
lies for scenic effect and custuillng nre sutd
to be nreat.
, 1880-07-06
LOCAL CRIME.
An italian saloonkeepor Severely Cut
in tho Neck.
Tho Mnn Moran Who }Fns Accidentally
SHOT Sure 10 Die.
Arrest OF a Young Burglar-A Few
Drunken Fights.
A ROW IN A lsESrAURANT.

l1nrtlly nrOye seffuls th0uiIll Tie outcome to
tho tho cutter or cutters is a't to l'rovs @ n,ore or
tho afternoon n couple Of young and we'll
lrcsscd men, with a couple of young ladies
ra"aiy wi.l aa.@ye' u.t ,'e ts
ta1. tal hop. ~ s"s 'lu..., tns.. w 49, .uA.. '1 S
sl'cet, Jast so'ltt VI !il''"ls' "t,a o1alea
SUPPER According TO tto 8lrl WIG waited
tHa @ r @ a.o ~ On so oo.,,s a"s ,, ..''.. a,,n pr
eu ca,,sta # 'G, conn ss, of nnriprsoso u sppse
bifl amounting to s1,3o. When tho party
e,amc mn nmt onr n tte % vnmnr n,cn. nm, WIN nftnr. %
wnr,is I'm ,nrn" @ mt NJ @ !" H., ,,ys.'not ., % a., tle
Cenro s T 3 NorI1weste s to ltoad ,Iane viii. ill.,
e r sse @ rr wn ao% Sn 70 wea se,s on ' @ eGi ts
i.in tint the bill was si.@' whcreupon l,u
stca]s. She replied TINT that w,.s TIM, regular
price, mid TIC young, lntl lnsIstG!! that Is
cents was NIL he Intended to pay, While tic
ths counter MD informed the esi!er Of hs
yictnnls and tl!e drimkcr Ut his drinks tlat
Sl.;n WIS due him: The young. sna,l, insist
inx tllat no my paitl enough, !ett his ai!olley
Martcl caught l'pld oi him md held
HIM ny tho collar. Tile other young fellow,
Harry iolnE'inii, nlso u liews.lReIit on thc
satl,e r1ad; ltnd y. tug nea1ithse escortet! the
were Wuiting for their cnlnIH.nInn to Mlnku
lis appearance. Hearing sonethlng, Vt
rev. n1% IMs'e M H. as a1'i' ,Nst wst rs1r - aa tovH ,yh
a u a'ss ts ts fss Mss s'f'sftS !" !s XS
wa,k. rt!slled inside to tle dsfenSe of Aiartvl.
blsley MppenW to l,9Sa aMol, the tlrst man
oHt: f0ungmah, evidently AettinE tlse worst
@ i afSH sh'a S'ixsA' e ett ea e SS resens sfs ~
got oil w't!, some iinsg,nldeent i , M Msernttell;;
sio1 ~ y IT te 10 c 1nsE 81 II ny w. 1T f ss but qa Il
stsi,tling 70. siartel, wi,o !ost 70 tic il! III;
man: H. probably thought he WIS, but he
WIS fortunately inIstakttt,
denly lnade hts ex!t ;, AMI succeeded
in, getting away. While Martel was
being taken upstairs and sQ'ncbudy rnn
alter Dr. Marr' AEMMicrIo ; startl oat for tae
and ,stsley wns capt,lre4 by officer Steiner
nnglc ut Tie corner Of ill., Sui u aud Ktnzlo
strfss: liz pE9tess sFst a the itn,gnb{ty
tic officer teok hi,n al!A tho glrls t. the Ghlea-
| 20 Avenue Statso't where they were accoi-
nodntSa Mlt' a aarss Te girls WIG aye
Country CO ia;iie1ls. "pSe wcTe Subseuusitjy j'p re-.
experience, IDungnla.i WIS finally capt.
urul, though when 'folth!l lle Ind changed
his clothes, nllu presented Q somewhat differ
tire blnm9 on himself, ,reltarktug t!!at he hal
done all the cutting witt! jacR-knlfc, which
WIS the instrunct ,tstd, nnd clninsil,g. that
ho ha!l simply rushed to tic tlefelIye of his
Jumping 0n 'unt." His acconnt Of the trou.
BIZ Uttered In some particulars from that
given by the tnblerglrl. According to
&, X,ounsn, 4 = q pa tllS e. tl!l f9r ll!P$sif e,!d
went out SIsleY int dUWil enough
| 1n0ncy for two, '1ias lie supposed.
After getting outside, lle Heard
the 1Alss,, s9w TIC Thinning, above ailnl-