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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
MEXICAN .... ...
Mustang Liniment
.Ff... ......
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This sIInIutht ysfy naturally originated In AnefI
., where Nature provides In her iai.oEs.t ~ suel
surprising nntidotcs for tho ., ladIrs q. her chill
irrn. It's fame has been spreading for II year,
iniil now u cncirrles the habitabie gios,r.
Tho Nsaiean. .NadAna 1Inimcnt -is 4 r,hlehlrs
cncdy for all external ailments of man and irasi
To stock owners and farmers II Il Invaluable.
A slnglo bottle often saves n human life or n
rorrs tho usefulness OF an excellent horse, OF
sow, ora shccp. .r.... ...
II cures foot-rot, hoofail. hollow horn, Erus
rrrw worm, shouldcr,ro mnnEr. tho bitGs nn
ulr - OF polsongs reptiles and insects, and ever
mch drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
II cures every external trouble OF horses. sue
~ ian'cncss, scrSt;hcs, swlnny. sprnins, foun'ici
wind gall, ring bone. ctc., etc. t..H
The Mexican Mustang f.inin,ent Ia the quickc,
sure In tho world for accidents occurring In IN
family. In tho absence OF q physician, such
burns. scaids, sprnlns, cuts, etc, and for rhcunl
tlsm. aud ,tIhntss engendercd By expoaur-. RI
ticuinrfy vniuahisto TO Miners.
Il IL tho, ipcst remedy In tho world. for
ncnetratest o. VI, 1c TO tho bone, and {. sinai
application M Srnily sufncient 60 cure.
Mexican Mustang ILnlment IL put up In thr,
sise e bottles, the larger onen bclng propoyiIo
HAlV s.eoh u cieapesl so,d cvcrywhsre.
fsT H#rH'E
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

THs skagit river mines Wilt is said,
eicced In riches those OF Nnaiau, Ter.
ritory In her pairuieh days. which Is
saying much. for Alder shlch alone in
tour yesrs. from l'eJ. yielded tJI,'WJ.
600. ------ ------------ III ----
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

20 oLp Mrs. sngiesoni is rejoicing over
tbs reform OF her sou Salem; she snys:-
Il fecl my spirits so much relieved
sipcc Salem jincd tho plelgc, ~Af-
brginning to be nfrnred lie wonlj GET
induralcd to dtink. but he brougbt
home a bottle Of nisinibc anil toll me-
be took tho totnl nbsin,lic pledge. lie
drinks the nasty stnif nll the timr. poor
dear, aud don't tou,h no whisky nv
more, and I'm so glad"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
I,eapAS,d NatteEa.

The LeOpard lessses. who have been
extracting ore from the mine NIL Winter.
have now oil hand In the nsigliLorhood
OF two hundred tons -0I arst class ore,
which will bo worked At the. company y
mill. asyssoon as the road is IN fit eondi.
tiun for hauling. The mill has lately
been overhaulcd, and put in thorough
tepair. and with the ore and tailings oil
hand will, in NIL probabilities. be kept
employed steadily all summer. - Tmu.
RsrUw. -..rf,f..I4.I ODD. ....I .grt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Tux New York Hstaid ioports TINT
thirteen Southern Democratic Se1sioTs
viii oprose the spseating Of EsfNoss.
Tho Hs,did Is evidently an inspired
nvuao
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09
nr>sit sT sss N~nIsJpaN EIe-.
AAaa. L.. -II.-r.la

ti"n in Virginia tIiY. 'r,t
dispatch received here from vir.
giais Cityls ss ~e 60 to press, sives the
r'snlt Of the Municipal election held IN
lila, city yesisrd"yis "TLr Republic aus
elect Stevens. Mayor; Smith. assessor;
Ffedricks. Treasnrer, aud Barclay, Mo.
curdy md Hunter. Alderhsu. The
Democrats elect Brown. Chief OF Po.
Hoe; Mabanny. Tax Collector; Mitchcli.
Attorney htd Coyne. Alderman" a..l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

ThE Rreates, number oi etnmigrnnts
aver arrived In one month NJ the Pntt NJ
New York. landed 1t Castle Garden
during the month Of Apri! they sggre.
gated i0,tis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

b THE mcp,brta Of both rolitiSdp"rtTa<
in Congress NANTES, desire I Met
4 hnat adj djOnrpmrut OF the waNon Sb,IF
the III Of Jntn..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

In consequence ot III hesl,h. Thomas
4. scott resigns his position ~ Pr 81.
drnt ~ the Prnnsy yivnnia Rlilroad Com.
p.ny. 10 TAX. effect. June tho ipt!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

A AREroHr eoines from Carson that ono
c.E. Bray. Of nit city, has recently
Discovered In Southern Nevada, some.
where. mineral vein ruaning from two
10 ten feet in with. which yields ore
AssAyihs ssio 81 In silver and gold, 10
the ton.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Joas IisrH.s SYi Dan RSn". btu
eihseus ~ Sn-,io. h'tiisr county. died
III that pfaS.. IN F,itati of PncuHpuis!'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

FoR the fi+c j mouth, rniiiiG AhH
18th. the s,m Mining C"mfSry It
Cherry Creek shipped bullion 10 ths'
vaiue Of s3O.i Tr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

Tus Muni ipal election IN virginis
City. tsso place to day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

IArEs has tou,for IT, thv Postmaster!
General the Uuited States Judge-hiPf6F
tbu eastern aii nidlls districts of Tcn.-
b $500. Key has accepted,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-09

."sn','sr.Ir'ru r'uar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

witlstanainc yCur denial, ana i con
be- shown % be true by the public
records aud ,- matter Of history
v1u h83 long before vour lette.
wa- jr'it.ot. tpm mr. seen proper o.
make public statement 0t vo1r
views al Oh. correspondence I".
--v. itto tlo press, without note OF
comment, and let the public decd
between 0S.
Ecrr respectfully.
jon. -ur
.NaH ,Iu.r'. s'euH. .r
... UUH...H.. ""- E.HH".I~.I..I
u ... N. la.s IrH "t Jeuaa.
ga, u1 taken UoH tae thar.e-.r.
N-- aI luj.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27


SOLDIER.
such IS .le t,tIr Of i. u. lot-
.ro.a- advertisement. uurportia. To
. be an editorial In the Jun. number
ut il irrlenapor published .a Wash
u..ua Cls ma called ,Le Nu..aaI
TFjus. a marked copy O.. which
was sent t9 every soldier applying
..ru pension iu .a.- Congressional
,.~lr..r Tine advertisements .w
such It really Is sets forth tae Spe-
eia. services Nrt. has rendered the
womacuauj disabled soldiers and
..g widows and orphans ot soldiers.
ai calls upon the soldiers and
..ir friends III Bedford Blair Cam
..r. and ~omor-.. counties tr stand
.v Hlm 4t send mu .arE- Com
r.~- ar an overwhelming Iaurl-
~. the paper also contains 81
speech ot his nm tu" establishment
.at 81 Court of Pensions. and another
editorial calling .or his reelection
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
catching a Tartar

Ta, origin of the familiar phrase
-.atliu- Tartar. is thus given.
Gr4-e. The antiquarian savs ltc1l1.'
out ola story IF an Irish soldier in
III. Iuus-ial service who in tar
lat--. AGAINST the Turks. ca-loln'
tg his ramrade that he bad calzL. 2
Tartar Bring him along ihe--
v.- IL. -arlv. lie won't CONS
answered Paddy. Then .-le
v.----I-- ,rid bis comu1e- 10
which Tho Hiberiuau responded.
ST. E.- Ea won't lcr me.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Tl. Iavof CALIFORNIA; adlzzi-.l
to tie Union. the 9Th Of Septeml9-
has been made q legal hg'id1T lY
The LarislatEr-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
GENERALHANCOCH As NsTNTEs-
MAN.

tIs o..II-,fr,- 4- 4 -f1tasr1aY me-
fortYnqt@Ir for their rslsa the NM
rari..I- a,rbcr.i fr1rr Tins fal5 Inn.
moi rraJifabIe fo tbeir candidate
n wiII H. ra,,arohar.d rbat a4ar
tn. Rebellion was CONQUERED AM
lra,v johnson undertook +, ra.au-
-trpc- the r.,el .+a-cs acrardips TO-
his notions. C9norps. however moi
acreeinr with these notions u4--ed
laws declaring that I'm thes. states
There were mo Iegal state govern
mcnt,." diyiJigr thgu into five mill
itarv districts making it the duty of
the President tn gppoInr % military
commander for each district. aud
giving detailed and Suecitin iustruc-
tion to these commanders as To- their
duties and method of procedure I'm
the work of ra-e.tablI,hiug IovaI
state governments. President john
SON. who bad practically become
Democrat and traitor 70 the Re-
publican party. vetoed these laws.
and Congress passed them over his
veto. and thereby compelled q re-
Iuctaut President t9 put them into
execution
General Sheridan. was appointed
over the district which embraced
Louisiana and Texas. and. holding
that the military authority was sub
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

With IN \Ir C1fIroth'S hlowinr
and h. blows hi- born On hi. inc
eonHuuaUv tine facts I'm the ca-c
show he has only done what any
other one could or would have done.
Ha co1II NOT 10 less than present
and ur-. rhecIlim- of those whose
anufie.t;aD. were placed IN Ii.
hand. And the frt OF his s.elr-
iag more pensions than General
t'gmuhaY did. and of even securing
some that failed I'm tine latt.r's hands.
is mot attributable To Greater zal or
success, rs am advocate. but a- We
have uo-atcd ont Is OWN To the
of the lass that General
C.mplalI advocated and voted tor.
Tic assurances and promises Mr.
CoHrosh /, now -iviug to applicants.
tuar b. viii uut their applications
through Immediately, a. samples
Of h.. many idle boasts and false
guarantees Owing to tho Great
number of applications, and the
measre supply of clericla, turre I'm
the Pension Office. thcre is uoc.--ar-
flv GREAT delay of action upon the
claims. All applications have a be
PASSED upon by the Commissioner
VI Pensions. and once IN his office
tanv very property have % take
their REGULAR order. All who read
the ma-rTiv presentation of facts
ov Commissioner Bentlv, I'm his re-
cent speech In Altoona the full text
II which we published recently. i'm
reference - this mode %. granting
pensions. and concerning tae vast
nUmherot claims now in the office,
.l Oh. comparatively -.w acted
upon. know aow absurd Mr. Cot
tr5,ls Wa.enae m5 promises are.
Hu we are not done with the-ea-
J.amm 0u this pension business.
With the record before us. and with
lart- thar ar. mIspu,2H.a. We are
to PROV. that instead o-
being the grand "Eu'eess hn claims
to DE. IN securing pensions. Ae is q
Hmtaaes.
m the first place according 70 the
statement and figures Of t1uml-
-loae~ ben-lE. -aero.-ea "aE there
ar. So many oLuHs ID a.. "1e' h'.
acted upon. is owing ID t..e want O..
sufficient e--r-ea. force. " lr l-tal-.
Ia. ,.11.s.'nn. A..5a July aa-
~".l- ,ae question: On..ef l1. pre-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
TEENS OFS-fLE.

Ten per re1i az tha purchase mouey 90 he p5tl
lE -..u Is tla Vr perry Is knocked Gowns iae uat-
srs. Dbl. - 90 lu ..lar1latiCH .1 ssie- so 30 six
m1l-fs ll3 -le balance ll e-e ye--. Alier debts
s-r rai1- .re--liri ot udlaUee O. rels-l Zen eu
the fre1 isCs tle interest thereof % Be laia ar1u
lllr u the Wldou. AMI 90 her cath TIE principe
O. ise ua5d o. the -ei-s aI ssiC David Lnhr. deed
Tie uilaE' ,llFcr % ce dria GO fTol ilast Fay.
rusu.. Deie-rei payments q he secured By J11 4
meut bones
ROBERT r. IGHR
Oct Z Adu r. Uf David L1hr. deed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Let the poor sufferers from female
complaints take courage and rejoice
that a painless remedy has been
found. We refer 10 LYDIA Pix
HAM, Vegetable Compound.
send tJ Mrs. Lydia I. Pialham.
233 Weston Avenue, Lynn. Mass.
for pamphlets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
PI-TSBURGH, PA



H.-Ear- .He E.aa-al.a Er-rsE u Ut--.
fr.alllt .-"1 1r.. rar several i.I-l- ui ..llzlgr
Pleas . -ue ~..--.. 1-tse- ..lgHs.r- tne SI1-
teeu-a a1-.lt District HuI E.rEes col. -ne g. l-t-
-al over aHl T.--.-1r- ans tls--s-.. 7.lI uatver,
H q fre lr.ns .. s. --El.a. ar. -r.r .Lel.--s %
.ar -.l. DISTRICT. su. t.. srEr rFr and O.. g.
At --a'Ns. D. ll-e-- Judges H. JHe Courts .l
Cuull7l Peas ans Justices .. ti. Courts lt
1tr- ana -v-i--1o-. al. General Bali Delivery
i.- -- -f-i- O.. .- aaI.-a. ANA #-lH- .-e- lrs iu
-.e c.uail .i = rsrslr Esvc issl.s .EeIr Traeepls
ag. @. zoe alrer-f... iar litl- a Court ID CON
l-.- f'ras --.l GENERAL tus--l- Sessions 1f the
Pesos aa- i-rl- -ai i--Tg7. ana C.lr-s li
HEe- -l- i----.l.-- So >a-1e-.a--
q" Monday. Novsmber =. 1859
N.r..E o hereby given q. s-I f-a -u..le-sar taa
tea--. -af A-T--l- ar- l.ls.srlHs u.rliu tHa $3.50
,.lu.- " >'----.-. -.lL Glar b. -Eal all rt.a-e
% tl5if --afer tat.H-s pl-f their -.ffs .e--r|s
E.uisi-l'ls, sAaLliua-llus. alI a-her ru1gm
r-..1.ls 4 d. i'.asr tal-gs ul.au o. rbesr uaats
and -a tl-t teiaii alpe-tain 10 te done: ara slsa
ltt N,1 ~ I--trate against the pFlsd-srs that
ere aE -t--i p Do tie ll af Somerset county 70 i
tasn 711 There Co Prosecute against them us sfau
Q .--- kLiA KYLE
sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Hurrah for Ohio and Indiana.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

JACOB tfEEEA ARD.
JONAS MEYERS.
Ike ur n--.
, 1880-12-25

PANS, Dec. M.-Funck j. Co., wool mer.
chants OF ltoubaix, Franco, hava fallull.
HEBREW UsuitEits IN PARIS.
PAINS, Doc. &'.-'rha nob!e families Of DO
Castrcs and Mac1fall0n aro ut war with tho
Jews. Afnle, In nncltesso do CastFies, Muir
shal Afac3Ia!!oh's mother-ln.law, utter sQun.l-
dering the grcator part Ut her fortune, haa
tho I'll luck to fall Into tho hands 1T Cur
man Hebrew who persuaded hcr to sign bills
for u, co.. francs to Ills order In exchange for
q collection Ut "old masters" yA!lied subse.
quently ut about 5000 faancs4 Wlcn tbs
bills fill due llloy were mt paid, alId Il par-
tlcular frtu,ltl Ut tho Hebrew. to wl!0!n they
lad boon inlorsed, Is now suing tile Duchess
In Paris law court. Tho fair insolyent
offers to pay oil she received for the pictures,
but 5hylock declines tho compromise. The
, 1880-12-25
SOUTH AFRICA.
lad NEWS CONFIRMED.

IoNpoS, Dec. :i.-On tho cain Of our
Christmas Eve comes the confirmation OF
second lsandaln dEsaater 1t Is bud news
whtei, will disturb tho Ministers and
aud to thu EtooIn Of their already drcary
Christmas. During tho dinner ll0ur this
evening camD tho complete alal slckcll-
Ing confirmation Of yesterdays uyll
ru,uor, whicl, the Government officials
shen appeared to dIscrcdtt, Of q
Rrcat disaster happening to tho forces In
South Africa. The Ministers were all nj
their country homes, a1il now tllcre Is aren't
excitement at the elubs:oycr thu facts OF the re-
port having been photographed to the Queen,
Tho prince of Wales, the Dnko Of
Cambridge, comman.ler-il-Chtef OF tho
forces, mud Premier Gladstouc. Tic dispatch
which hAs CAUSED MI this con,motion Is from
tho "colnnnntlcr ut Natal, who telegrapils
that while 20 nlcl Of tho Ninety
fourth Regiment were marching from
I,cllenhurg to Pretoria they were
attacked aIl.1 defeated by tic Ducrs. One
hundred arnl twenty werp killed. a.ld wontltl-
cd, atd mnny OF tho remainder takcn prlsol,-
crs. The colors ai,d their guard wcro almost
tho only part Of tho force wl'ic', escaped.
4 DR1TIsu Fol.cE NEARLY ANSTtItLATED.
10 iht mf.hra As,ottattd I''''s
LONDON, Dec. a4.-'fhe following has been
received nj the War Ontco:
DURHAM, Dec. 9i.-1wo hundred md fifty
nlcn OF tic N!ncty-fourth Regiment, ulnrcll-
lux froIn I.ytlcnburg tn Pectoria, have been
nttnckea Mid oyerrowescA by tho isoers, to
being killed aud wounded and tho rest taken
prisoners Tho culors wera snyetl. This will
materially nlter thu situation OIL account Ut
tho encouragement II will give the Boers.
, 1880-12-25

CL1SroS, ILL.,. Dec. A.-John Burton. n i,o-
torious horse-thief nf Quincy, Ill. ai'tl Il
brother Ut Lizzie isnrto,,, Ut this p!acc, who
received the horso amt buggy sto!en ly Ills
sister belonging to ". 4. S.nttl., Ut Mtdlaas1
Clty. ILL.,, WIS arrested Ut 10 o'elsck to-llfght
BY Officers II. G. lie,.sul And Joseph Nurse
ut Its mother's llouIs. tn Wapcla. At thu
tlnlo OF llIs arrest llu was III a pine box coy-
erel over with abaut tllrgo wago,,-loads Of
et,bs, III whtc!, I,'aeu !.e had been hidden for
snl1lu seven tlnys. With Lizzie arui Joh,l
t.nrto,l ARRESTED the people cail rest assliretl
thnt their horses will bH sate. Young liartoll
was lust get,In. Its work ~ nt Quincy, b.!s
rest w,!s II rlrygr. jicce of detective work.
Two nrrests fUr llDfso thefts tt,-,lny. Albums
County UtIcrb $l0Q rBwuru for Aartoll.
, 1880-12-25

4llE MhN"tk HH 1lhhs
NEW YonK, Dec. @4.-Tho Sturand Herald
of ranai,1a, Just received, Inns letter from
Lima, of tic date Of Dec. !. The writer
although tho Cniltans nro scarcely 100
miles I'll, this melancholy fncts attrag&s little
attention. Tllere can bu no doubt Of the re-
suit II the army n1llt tic reserve fight we'll.
They nrc well armed, anu ii, 4 geiloral en-
gaEettletit should outnnlnhcr tho enemy by
at least 70 .00o men.
Thu First division of tho Gillian army
continues nj phisco. waiting the arrival Of
tic Suconti. Tl,eso two divisions will con-
stst III all Of lb,0U0 Nun. They hnyo 0cctt-
piett Tatnbo do Mora and Chnchn, wl,llg
$500 Ut them lIaye paid visit to tic Town
Of leu, wl,eru the custom nry scenes Of plllag-
luz occurred.
in phsco tho troops were allowed to do rs
they cl!osu, alul
lSSuMEnAnLE ouTnAaEa
wore committed.
Tl,o ChfIlan Minister OF War and Gen,
AIatnrana arc at Talnbo Ge Morn. Gen,
Vllligran and Commander Lynch wera In
rhlsco.
TI.e Chi!inus nre Issulng the te1,-sol notes
sctzcsl ~, hoastt tho Islny. They pay tllcir
troo,H with them Md tho so'tllurs force ulolr
acceptance. Several sugar-cane plantations
have been destroyed.
Tho C!llIans expect to march from $1,000
! to y, ,000 ll,pll agntnst Lima, md with this
force Ilopo tO rapturU the city. Anunlimltetl
sack IL promised tho trs,ups IN tho event Ut
| Victory.
| Tito Cl,il!an forces cl,cauIpetl In tho Vicinity
Of racna Ind 10 be marched through 1t ut,'
arIne'l, they l,uying demanded tho privilege
, 1880-12-25

cent If tic murder Of her llns-
tnnl. aud, Il, n new, trial was grant
rcratc,l 10 Ms. I}rowf, md when tho new
trlAl was srai,te,l sic lc9an her efforts to
strurr Mrs. F.,sler's attendance, wlitel, wcru
finally s,lrrrssful. 'Tlesn iwu arc a1nnc re-.
s1nIllsEh!e fDr thy appearances. OF the 1a!y nt
tie h:lr. Mrs. Foster left for 1l0tne Tonight,
but will return Monday night.
, 1880-12-25

Special H.pateh to 7nt chttaso nthuns.
NEW ORLEANS, Urc. o4.-The f'rand Jury
have t,ren for some days Investigating tho
charge that tho New Oricnns City Ra!lroatl
obtained an ex.eus1Un eI francilscbY tho brit-
ery OF tie late t;Ety Administrators. Several
witnesses IInycbecn examined. .ntnl to-tlay Fred
Wintz, President of the ron'i. was pllt TN the
stand. Lending questions were proliountlctl.
TITLED 10 priso!, by Judge Ito%in for five
days for contempt ot court. There ts 10
doubt the Investigation will result IN the III
dlcttnnnt If l10st Of the City Atn'in:trntors,
rs wril ns snnle Of the teattlng politicians,
Ono ofllclal, who WIS day Inbor.r belnrc
lis clectiUli, aid tao fgnnrant 10 know how
to spell Ills l,ane, IL sad in the two years Of
ot1ice-lloldlng To hive acquired q large
amount Of real estate and considerable
lAtk RccQunt
, 1880-12-25

WnKEnixa, ". vn.. l'ec. MA dispute
arose thls evening at the supper table fl a
bnarding-l,ouse at New Alexander, o., near
Steubcnyille, aIld Dr. llclry, II dentist. ut
tackled Dr. Sc)no!ey, prominent yn1'nE
physician Of Mount l'!easnnt. 4 wealthy
fariuer named buckingham tMk 1tenry's
part, when ;cl,ontcy ,lrewa rcynt,er and put
Il bnlI through Uncktngham';s. head. lntllct-
ing probnbly lata! wOuln'. Henry se'fcd 1,.'I .
wo,lntIIng him 81 that !le cM.l,1't recoyer
All arc Tie Lest citizens Ut Jefferson county.
, 1880-12-25
OHIO TRAGEDY.

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. A.-'rlie 0azctic's
Steube1yllc, o.. spcrIal says mcagrc par'tc-
ulnrs have reached that luc,. 1T the Tragedy
Inst n!rht Ut New Alexandria. Jefferson
County. nr. Sclloolcy MD Il young dentist
named 1trnry got Into fight. l,'lcklng"
,llauu, II farmer, interfcsc!I. when schooley
head. Henry then took Il shoyrl anu beas
Sc|l0o|cy nvcr the head i'll Il hDrribe manner:
il Is saitl both buckingham aild sclooley will
Ill
, 1880-12-25
BILLIARDS,
A CLOSE ffAstE.
lt.f.R $f,.f,fa

Efcfft EAbf.
pARls, lice. 2s.-a a. m.-'rhev vignanx.Slos-
son mitch ctose1 t,,-niRht ut n'elock,
Slosson being beaten by ffty.l1ve
IN tho game Ut three Thousand
mints. This resutt was attributable III Il
great ,ucasilrr 10 tlccIsio,, Ut tic referee.
which wis claimed to be unfair by
tho Americans. Tho referee first gave
IL TT fayor OF S'osSnn. and then, scared Mt tho
t,nutt which It raised alfn,ng the French
spectators, reversed It. Vtgnaux's victory
WIS hailed with frantic joy by tho French
crowd. and he received a tulnultn0us 0ya-
tion both within and outside OF the building.
Largo sunls have been won ami lost OIL tho
IuntclI, and tic excitement over tho result Is
intense.
Aiming tosc present in the audience to-
night wcre President 0rtyy and Minister
Noyes.
slosson resumed play at n quarter past
| p. HI, but
| ONLY MADE TI1rnTf~r1rnEE POINTS,
following this up with 1s, II, q, miss, ami
5U In succession by apcr~table play. Wig
| naux ran lsD In the sixth inning. pril,-
cipalIy TN tho rail. To this ruth lie
nsl.lcti II, II. ~, o. II, nnt ~ In succession.
| Meanwhile SlnssUn put together :s', 1G, ~,
ard 114. Thu lust two mentioned runs were
rnn.lu on the ruil going tic natural way.
| The game now stood: Slosson, .,SSi; Wig
nnllx, 2Cl1.
In tic sixteenth, Inning viRnaux ran H.
supptementlng It with 100 iii tho scycn-
tccnth inning. Slossou responded to these
runs with II, IL, II, md III tho fourteenth,
fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth III
nlngs.
III tho sixteenth inning on The forty.
, 1880-12-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

hcntlactlc indigestion, tnke h.atts Vegetable
I,nwc RcHulatt,r, til! mist pcasant, ,nlIt. and
harmless 1axntivc. It Immediately rnliorrs 4
hchh,tchc, strengthens tho AtostIarh. AtItnuhtrs
tho liver and Kidneys. md .pl,r!ncs the blotal.
For enlc by al druggists. VAN Se1n,,ek. Hse-
vcnstu, 4 To-, whDusno agents. Mnin tlclt,t,
Afcnl's drug R.store, corner statllsoa strcot un1
Fifth ofrtIt1c,
, 1880-12-25

Spft7aE pVbdTth 70 Ih* CHItatt IF1Hhes
Et.ElrA,sr, Ind, Dec. M.-hlrs. ]. II. but
tcri1elt, tho wits Of wcll-Rnowl, ltycry-lnan
of tlis city, tllud yesterday, after Il long and
painful illness. Mrs. Huttert!elh Ind for soy
cral years been resident Ut this city. Fonr
el,il.lson nre loft fro,u Kind ntotl!ot's carc.
THIS funeral look plneN ttttlny, the liev. N.
II. ". Darling officiating. a !Arge cnrcaursu
0f friends followed the remains to tlse!r Inst
reSslnE-placc.
, 1880-12-25

DosroS, Mass, Dec al. ". Daxendn'e'
aged ~ years. who had charge OF lle fl'lal'-
clai department Of tho shoe nlanufactory OF
hts father, John Doxendale, at 1rockton,
Alnss.. has Disappeared. and y discovered "
fntller tu suspend business.
, 1880-12-25

SPftIal I1lsp1!th ID 5hs'thlt39o 7F1b4H**
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. A.-Ths llbn. FL
Parker h..s been arrested here on Charge Ut
rubbing the rcg1stere.l-snal pouch from tho
Uulon l'acitiu train at Celtrai City on March
II, ts77. Tho pouei md contents were r.
cpyorec. Inrkur hAs boen fugitive eypr
since. llu turned up ll QnlAlla lust nEY EYlt
drunk, Md WIS Judged III jall. liz was for
u!pYly Postmaster Ut Celltrl! CITY.
, 1880-12-25

Special IHspateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb. Dec. 24.-tiorlnalnc Bowers
tho young man who 'was severely pounded
about tho head In Allllartl Precinct few
days ago BY Lorenzo 1'lrkaHt, died last
evening. l'icknrd IS In Jail here.