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, 1880-06-21

UtItttA I.uttks OH Land a1bi SD.
In tho corporation records 0f Leicester there
is still preserved atttry curlously Illustrative at
4ho darkness and pr,.C1sHtlOn OF &t!charls Chir-
acter, Among h!s cn,up bu9Kago Il was his Gus.
ton ~ curry c,lnhuIsthlle woNlen betls4ca.
slUep III, but IN which hu contriyol ta haro u
secret rcecptaelo fur trsaanrc: g that II was
!,osworta feI! tho tr.pI,s " Henry plll9gstl
every pllderur t.s lS.'lcsa lumber, tue ow1,Gr
Vt the lUuse !fterw4ri discovering tho houri
bccamo suddenly rich without my visible
t,!suHt'. He ts,uRht Lard. md ut length beenIno
Mayor Of Le'uesster. s ManiY years attesward hts
asaaalt.ated by hor ssrvnnh who nHd been pryy
her accosnpl!eea tho whpt0 trl0s!etIan cM,1lu 10
llEht, Conccrniny this bed public rrlnt Of lHN
Statoa that "AhSnt half II century ence tho
role WIS purchased 1y n furniture hrokor iu
Lstcest1r, wa1 slept oa e fur nany yoars aa,i
S,, s"at!9n Hpparsntly " " when usea by King
polish. Tho daughter OF tho broknr having
tnnrrlsd % ono r., pADbiDAton: u ltothley. ga BSar
blugton's house, where It Is still preserved"
, 1880-06-21
ENGLEWOOD.

Tho EnRlowood Veteran Club will hold m ad-
1ourned noettng this evening Ut tho Eyo ollo0
to hear the rcpurt of tho Committee appointed
to secure an appropriate headquarters for tho
Garfield and Arthur Club which was formed ut
the laxt regular meeting. An opportunity will
be given 10 all Republicans In tho Town VI Luke
to Join the Club by enrolling tholr names as soon
as plac1 Of meeting ia secured.
Hr. Robert lIetldcrshott, "Drummor- hoy OF
tho llapPahannock," J" bud tho misfortune to have
his wntch and f2D in money stolen from under
his pillow while Attending tho SoldIcrs' Reunion
ut milwaukee,, Wis. The watci, wns birthday
4ift from hla wife, and was highly priced.
The couthoa! test,nonlai which tx,cats this
evening will ho ATTENDED, by a iurK0 number ot
EuyleWoon people. 1'ls Lake 8horu 4; MIohgun
Southern ita!lrond will run lnte train for tholr
aoc0mmolatioH Vt tho regular communication
rates Misa Jessie Coutlitnii and her sl4ter
E1oreucg will leave EnKlowood Tuesday Tor Now
baltic for Europe.
Tho fair which has boon held for tho last two
Wceks for the benefit Of It, AIMS Church oiosel
SATURDAY eyonlng, Aftor netting very hand
church will 10 dedicated Aunday, Julyf.
, 1880-06-21

q. J. Sh<plet IN jnly AfAMtE.
AftGr his Interview with Judge CAtnphell, tho
President being about to vuttI1l tO tho Wnb0sh,
t4,k him nl,d admiral Porter in my carriage.
An Immense cOnot,urs0 ut ct,|orBl people
thrnnkel tho streets, accompanied md followed
the oarriagu, callIng up0ll tho PreslaDRt with
tho Widest oxctatnMtious Of grlttulle and DIR
light. tlp VIVA tho Masee, tho Messinfi, to tho
s!.yes q tho South. Hundreds ot eosons!
women ttssscd their hartls high In tho mir, and
thon lMnt down 70 tho ground, wcoplna for Joy.
tho nld plantation fefreins. which hiud prnpho'
'.ilod b.ess you. Pa,her Abfnhaini" wont III
WHO hsvo Svl lhe pasoxyslnai oath,,si:
can form any adequate aIncaption Of
shouts af thosu emanGlpattd people ovinccd
tho frpnzy Of their KrAtitiltie u ttcF ubiveter,
lIo lot,kcA ut II AIl nttentively, With facc OK
psp4sive only OF Il sDrt Uf pathetic wonder. Ou.
UAalOnAlly It'll MltlneBA would nlterlata with QUO
Of ht8 peculiar slnlles, 1ld he would remark IN
tho kreNt proportion Ut tht,sG wliUse n)lr ilIdi.
ta.ttx1 a nlxrd lineage from tho white lpAstUr
n1ld tho hluck slnvu; aIla ttat rolnindea hin nf
so.no llttIU Ntory nt bis ltfo fn kontunky, which
ha wnultl slli0xly tell; n1ld then blu fAc9 would
RELAPSE HRain Into that sui oppression which ail
will rpnolnber who sw him during tho last fuw
weeka Ut tho ttuDelft0n. ForhApa 1t WIS pro-
sentiment Of hlA impending fat1.
accompanied him t0 the ship, bad0 him faro.
well, and luft him, tu eco hla taVe nu inoro Not
long after, the bullet OF the assasIn arrested
thobaatlu9s fono OF tho kiNAcst hDarta that over
thFObbcd lu huMuM bosom.
, 1880-06-21
CI1ILDREN'S DAY.

6peeta1 Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
RL0oMISGrON, ILL.,, June e0.-Chldron's Sat-
bath was celebrated to-day at tho First Mcthod-
ist Church In II most chnrmln4 1nnnner. The
olegant auditorium was ctAborutcly decorated
With rnreBt stlowors, while hundreds OF singing
birds twIkercd among tho blossoms. 10th
morning aud afternoon service wns devoted to
tho chi!drcn ontlrey. and thousands attended.
Tho ContenniAi service w1lB followed Throughout.
Charles Dro4ltx enpko Of Robert ltaIkcs atil hs
work, etu, aIltl llayIurn upon tho btth Rn.llver.
8a1y or tho English Dihso. After service tlnwerB
Nerc distributed among tho prisoners ID tho
Uounty jail and among tho sick.
, 1880-06-21
PORT HuR0N.

PORT HURON. Mich, Juno eo.-Passod up.
rropcllurs IT. Paul. Wtnslow. Empire. Banllao,
City of It, CathAraues, Antelope aud harges,
Cormorant with 0oshawk and o0uSort, Sparta
and consort, Il. J. Hackott with J. d. Ketchen
and consortt q. Huribut aud eoaaort, Frod Kelly
with A.. Cobb, NeXnnneo aud COMFORT, Lincoln
and consorts, Annio Sln!th and ,consoEt; achoon-
err 4. Q. Corning, Il. q. Cl9ye!and, i. y CrAW-
Wing,
n0wn-PIopellera Lowell, City Of New York,
Nahant, V. bwAln with ]. Burt aud conxort, P.
II. Hlr0khead and paxges, Il. F. Hale With A.
, 1880-06-21

I'M yory prnottcal work Of maintaining orslcr
smd Administering jnstiee VII 10 t.n ny n.y s!lu;
ss,ss5sss1 % s il GsisS$ + ts SssS
seS. .ts9t t19 wo ot ~ Ike 'ak ss ![ u to
ncrsons experimental on. It s = diI!?ntilt mat.
6r 10 protoct oneself. evon With tho largos
q Ssf' 'ool H Goforo thor eyes: i,i,t { This
ggs.traint wcro quito dnno nwGy, pnnr human
e o.a artS o Rlt RR,yp ~ ef9 kaw w 'es t seso
%fnteIest e st IN nkIifuiiy 'lotng things md wlthn
fcw fe,o enr nsrcstrnlnng inili,e!'eo hit thoso niiu
sncss s1, owe tho most of thnlr force 70 lntGnt
pety + Is tTos 1wans Tc sy s 9ttsn st pt " ~ ~
t5Tcs a sD,Mcthlng they % not hGvcn fhem-
;deaI state II nne could rnint In words tho
Condition Of 9 county =, wisro every % 9.,o was
% III ,sva % Of Tso e. Nv, W s oS f1Est tSss =
ijaon has IN Influence on conduct Or on tho
T1t.hesng of = nattun would te likely to uuo tho
tpoa,Eho ,pe ,horo 70 was no ioi and Il thoro %as waa
ninsocrtain mi wl,at IlIs win might bo:, Well. Will
DIT the matter II, smother torE. Thnt nations
seo KEPT before hs mtr,ti's eyes thc duty Of be-
tSg. tRE dty. S0ts, II ths @ Il might 10 sa hai Ss Wis
lei in itleal prospect that It WIS not
xerth taking Into solHnn .,.s eonalaeTaton; T.,
Whion "nau % ~ n,art. t,1,,, st,t - sn.nrT
Christ. but It Is not 2 prospect which cut, never
o q snna%sd heeo ds eoc Gnes st
imyross!bto hi Tor ncn 10 live without l'cnis With
o., s GaI SSI shnl d e ra G md Ef S,cr 1 mn tho IT.
1aoa nc @ rShs Ell nf tho TO- strong to- to rle 81 and ura out
Sssan to- ss S1,sh Il ns ay nsSnnstSHtea ea
dItaculty. Why patriotism Ia mere
aamc a esc,is nnpp nos, of III cn,nnl,y s'1err
iof iof,sjIov VI Wiz tbo ~ xlds ami Sgds Of
.ssm te Hss r. WHIT Inonnts II To sno 81 tnH
at re!s!9n ;!9ss inaanss nv, fenss and "a tSsTs;
~ III fhn Hta,n If i,brstan wnrn askai VIII. hf,
q e5o, NH hc nntriotc. hc Wilt not hnvo far II ~
tos nn W. s own co,r s nh Hat nIst wns
~ Hin nerfeut nIamnj0. or he I,irbt anawne
tSet IT. n ho heiiGyed at u Ind M riyon lin plnH,
to xo 90 s hsva a to hs s r IN
y.nccd thoro Isn hlntilng obligation lntt upon hi
e d hs " whGo @ to h' T. * s
msh f. sGH o x xe1 ea
2a " VIA tb We eeio bonrt 1rb wnrT o v
' tbor countrynen 10 Io held il, ralnc,nbr,,,,cG.
4ss NY gespel ef 'ao;!s:, sa,sriaIisa II ~e'i!a hase
nsr noun MI M t1a,ie f5r whcat.i,eis md II n..vcr
Rara aiWve thair names 10 Hive leci, @ 'cses
a SG ~ ueE 4n ~ tsIs nsa ~ XII,
A. e t,nt Il 100 hnw cir mnsier1, Ior;Nra ~ fha
a % tho, s,, ,,onpt,s u r'rniat,
an an" nnswnr To tno "a uiastion NJ" WV th"y shoiIi
Pe p!1ut 1 - nst N .nay " n't, sGxgh ~
s,,nlIc,;to Innkn ~ ~ , t ILL.,,
so III t ri Ihnt nno.t % th,kfat ka a ,nt VI,
@nnd ciynm' h1t 4" anv tha nrinc,nins hn hnida
1 1 ,,a,!c ,,"c s NJ, ~ SS n t,e "t ~ tas sn;s
s,,,t tteI & % ,I,e n, o ,v; st ,eIat MGe s",n
sach ~ persot,. Wnt il hM n sbo stntn. nr ia h.
H. % ~ liz ,s ~ GaEe ~ n, dmeu' wv
ns.o ~ su,thn1 ia uW .s,., IN - t ;s ~ e ,h
ta ~ ~ ,hn.u ~ @ - onH a tME & VI @ .ng
sus,,er Gvu Mn, II aoa ~ e"u n,;n " hbw htb"t
1n5 e;s,,a fnr rn+rint,s ,iioh M u'n = ,,m'
, 1880-06-21

Ds, sarnh II. lisown. i graduate OF ths unt-
vorslty of Ann ArboF, Michigan, at present
trGatusl cAso which cA1inpt but ho nt Interest to
Ill parents, and especially 10 TO all other phy-
t!eanA.
During vtsit to the Institution for fecblo-
mind0d children at South noston. she WAS nsked
Il, exutninp boy Of ID who was considered In
curable: Up TO the ago OF Y he bud been bright,
Intelligent lad, but sinoo that tune ho had grown
, 1880-06-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE COUTl1OUI TESTIMONIAL,
Tonight will bp tho occasion Of great interest,
not only because OF the associations which group
tbomsclycs nbout the event, but because Of the
very exccllcnt character ct the entertainment,
which is quito different from tho ordinary
"voIunteer" style at ''benelts.'' As will lt
seon frnm the Program, tho artists engaged
plnco the entertainment among tho tnoet enjoy
iDio and brilliant thAt havo been gLycn in tho
Central Nusir HILL for Sonic time, and these who
lrD expecting to attend will be wiso to secure
thplr seats befQra tho CYpu(nQ,
, 1880-06-21

Ttrusvlh1E, Pa, Jute 2,-Tho Republican
Crawford C'unty Convention of return Judges,
ut MeAdvllo, OH Friday and Saturday lust de-
clnred Hunator Walter u. 1tobcrts, Of TftuByiliu,
tho nominee for Congress-, and Tyler nerrtokKnn,
nMd Wilson Lowing nominees for tho Assembly.
SuuHtor ltuhcrta nlnjurity uvor tho lou.
). ii. DICK, of Atcndvllp, was iii. An ntton,pt
Wns mAlle 10 thr,w nut two election prs,cncta liz
l1tasstliu, which .nnlon tho Convention voted
down, hut tho ChnlrnIhn refused tn nElNDllnco
tho motion lost, a csulln,tttco was nfpointctl 10
invcsttvate tho Mul.lvt!lo rnturhs, hat
tAiiod to ruport. 4 resolution WIS NtlOptuA to
appoint Il committee 10 investigate other town-
ships. but tho Cha!r, tn nick's Interest, refused
to finsnp tho Committee. ..
a majority nf tho rsturt,-jutiges nn,linntcd
hohnrts; = minority nominated lnck, Tho Com
grtsaioilal tliStrict ts composed NJ Sferrur, Hut
Ter, atd Urnwturd, md tho ltnherts nhd Dick
eo!lforccs viii! noth npply fnr atInissinn;, There
t1n atte%,!,t +, ti.row lin yotr. ~ Iva wnrs of
tho city III ursior tO count uut Senator Roberts,
who was elected IN tho face Of tho returns, atld
u inuss- meeting Ia called ut the Intshaii Op0rn-
House FOR Thursday next.
, 1880-06-21
LOCAL CRIME.
A 1fOnt,11,IE OUTRAGE

~ HoltRlhLE OU1RAGE'
e0mo TWO yearn nKo Il poor German Etrl only
nnn Nv tn,nr. w},ilr s,, rrbiy,v fnr anr,n ho,,so
on t1,e woatnr,, o,tskIrts ~ thn ..,,v ~ sehicb
sh hud Hccm directed to i, look ' tor NV work rr ay" n.
lclntcd on tho prntrc, and WIS vinIen.iy assault
eli md outraged by so.nu ,,nkhhwn tnau win wns
never anp.ench"c ~ .hat tls ard ever slnco
loa'lu1 ni'oat tho ends of tho streot.c travct
cntc,l or footlsb women who ,ya1,cr mi tntn tho
nr,Irca wi,b,t h,,ow,o ,~hs.n ~ tv ,'' a.o suo
gsins uneu IN ss x,i'a ma''e '"gf yirtuous nus
Iuljs in.o thoIr clutches: there an,l Thor,
on.y 10 tne ponce naKo somc ehdunvor
nsaI, 10 Gatem tno yilI'1s o At5D nclsk yss.crdny
streu to Af tho Wast Se N Gbsra
statIol, y.nlnE girt giving the nntne of Coslsta
aSns9f'. s ~ win retatntl = harrow!nK taie: sho n
saa oay I short utf sfns = Il of1Ss$s tSs$ eotry. tt1.
,'sHn n.n J., ifon t,a M"rha',toS1 ln an "
enr going north, fnr thy t''lrptse hf EoinE to
Ir,,s,n H. ssa1ovm h, e 10 ,I; wnISh stl hn oe.1.
W,ero siio waited 10 eavc % lie er "a md ''SS so k
Of cpnrse, cutnplctely. lost. out thnru,
sha @ yas ,apiroaeiied by two yoans s
mgn, who, ALTER accostiig her and aecinE TINT
sio nn WI WI ErsSt' r noF =, a' ssiz and ch;kea
(!rairlo wnefb thcy rtreAtetIly ontrnENl her:
M1t N = sltts'let! @ WITH th!s. they pntcsed her Of
tho casc wis r,ported 1T thp s.ation, Osii-
gsr @ Mathcw T., Foley started stnrtcd n nlra,lit,
i gn er1y IN the be, m%Sri1,'tnK %i,K, h9 naass arscsted
tIon Of tho city: ,Ihs iii Wsitveiy Identifies @
hoh "f tihoM a,1d m r. tho . sas royes as Kao ~
ter,ls.
, 1880-06-21
POLITICAL.
THE CONGRESSIONAL. CANVASS IN
MINNESOTA.


-
MINNEsOTA.
s0s,tat o,'p''dss T .aa o. 10 3 rs s@saso su"s,
ST. m', 'nm0 ana Inn
publican Conynntiong hnvo now mon cailc,i In
MI tl,o districts: In tho First il. was,,a J,iy +:
IT, +, ,no ,' xa1xna ~ ~ snrtn;n"tnn i,v :. IT, ,to
9hiri # s,!nnoapo'Is. Ju'y7. Candidates )" have
been ac.lvcly In tho noii for somo weeks, and
enough e. county conventions havc beon held to
throw some ''shr IN ,uo ,.r p,"nn ,,'s1, o'''co''
IN TIE fi'af ntsris'c7' ..,
II fcoblu Struggle. Tho populnr protest nvuInst
tho jntlelntt ,,1t,longatIon Of his enjoyment Of
otllcinl @ ho,,ors md emolumcuts m h"s % mt % been
moru able To organize itsoi into an elective OPP
position ,,tw thnn In former yenrs. Mr.. Dunncll
ns as m s'Vo suun ,,n lo' Gl ,1s1, n.sns a1a,
ahd 10 IL sery nara 70 o'elM'1e, ESPECIAL.
y ~ hse constituents eu', give no
that they are tired Vt him. liz has been an un-
usually elcient and Intelligent ts;tt,grcssman.
,sss a TIC fssl 9 "seG sows t. ~ 81 ~ SsnS sx ,Ds s
hHd upon Tho rilrnl mind. Then the opposition
q him dies not crystaiizo al'out uny oe can,ii.
aut Co,y ker ,n"yc,nunt seI jm HIT y, Earth
County, 4 Figs movement il Mower Connty, Il
sy :assey moyest i" IL ,osan c,y Sa us IL Do
uttctnpt ~ c.,nlbtnu tl,oso into cobcrcnt md
solid opposition has not w sacca4s,cd. Con-
chosen. Ds @ b,nncl hos ff,y.ssx. iissfi liz vii
s ,ss FG s e % S5s SsSo IN i ts SSntss s sK as E,
nsnnste hn Hs ' is . most i,,lcfnsiHal,is w"rk.
e, and t!Il e nloat i1lns thnxs u,,ti NJ ,iay
s"! IL; ''':'e IL NJ nS5 b bs p x %@
e h1 wss M a wsI' e Ill., ore oi s.fSs ss1sps sss
sentaitve tbun te average rnetnter. II Is hintesl
th.t tho opposition 70 him Y the Convention,
and some old st.lury-srub and Legislative per-
nlllt1ons Pgrhups, however, thn mM!eDnteNtd
Will ts fsMSa s;,n I'M y Ia Y u%rtaoe % 70 Moas9 Gor
!an sseee y m Sa wi VII "a, III bnl iTS. %
~ nsA i.ut w tn WIN bGn iMMo
inipritv g # " tho nunstn ~ an n,orest iis
eo1stlt6euts will bavo 70 nuiter and wrttho for
at least two yenrs moro neiort tnetr reetiesncss
aku S tho s socro @ S 'e edndlda,o an Interesting M
rersn'1.
Tho outlook IN ..,,
is loss rcason pG 70 shSorI the soIeon. Citizen pn IN
tue First. It viii be remembered thnt Poehcr,
u nemocrnt, wns elected from this dis
wcre tired of their thoii Representative. who hud
fastened h!1nse!f upon tho district by persist
s II g 9 81 aasu N1TS S asr TIC e So was y r.
,tnted. Tllu district is naturally Republican,
and can l,s e,Irrtsxl with = gpod csnd,date; The
Of FurIbault-wns Induced 10 enter tho tirld,
and uis ranc WIS Krcuted with Il hearty en-
slio enthusiasm ~ e1stted " M S',M M nnmo ~ docsnot
1o,.a ~ h. fa no" ,nnc hs cnmvasa s nftar o
manner uC l'rDt, Scelye, / doubt il he con-
sut,ed 80 much aa n sluxto postage STUMP IN tho
soitaitntion nf votes, low weeks ago i Was
apparent tnaf hoi1,epooy e.so WY aolag
sn shS gosh i ~" ,o G'0 oeai eaaates us ] appesrc
-EhanH!cr, or loodhuo Cutlntys i1ouEhtys
, 1880-06-21


Taan!o Payne, alias Gertrude Cobb, allas
Granger. Ia tho way tho 13"year- old girl found
nlla arrested out OF u negro don OF vice ut No.
aQi Clark strcot has caused herself TO t'u hooked
Mt tho Ar,uory. She will probably bo sent to
so1nu ref0rn,atoFy.
Edward Colford. II well.k,town character who
hus frequently been artrsted m crtnllnR!
charges, Is under arrest at tho Ar1nory, with M
churHo aRAiMst him. 1t will probably 10 W.
Krnncy, though tho oilloeTs making tho arrest
huve An insane ideN that Colf0rd has committed
.ozens OF lurgo burglnrtea III all parts ut the
city. It ID KrcAt pity that solno olltcera ctnnOt
convict every unfortunate they hHppou to
knnw.
Hart L. Loyell, who was arrested and bound
oyer ~ the Cr!miual 1nurt far stealing yal.1,,
BIO horsG and buggy from IN front 4f Tho Grand
Il s 4rsry ss sfs Soa c
q. II. ClArk. Tho lnttor says no went on the
bon. only on condition that Lovoll hnnt sober
anu V1t respectable emp!oythcnta III both or
which respocts no hns failed.
Louis Adamf is tho nu1no of mean scoundroi,
a. ltn!9an peanut potldler who h4s 1aatla pro.;
e9 M sss ~ wa W ten ea. aKs * easS ~ m
itself. He t,ussod sovol,si Soins yesterday, and
was u counterfeit orluarter found upon him.
It. y Of very poor Man..iauturo, aud culd 9caTTo-
Gs rb1s Au s o saHs fsand G Hss H.
bus been inaktng tho,n.
Minor Arrests, Joseph Hart. a companion Of
+" Eh0rty" CABhtlla1, nrresteA Sunday nlBht gnr
tho burglary of |, ,000 rlsura from rt,on, ln tho
rear ot nayla Co,bett's saloon. IT the soatheast
Michael Carroll uad Michael llMEty, prlntars,
who raised j Krcat racket IN tho WUst TweIfth-
street ,fatrlnt by Interfering with and resisting
Duioars SCOTT ae1 Got.aan whsu they ondsayoreo
to arrest them: Charlos btAbliur, ~ yours Ut age
frum Hreslau, Prussia. WIN WIS found WANDER
Ing nut Of bis mind In Luho Park.
A Telegram was received at Central Station on
mouth. Nob., askinR for tho nrrost Of f.. Noyes,
qu9nda1n politician, roal,estAto denler, and
t.r forging iuil.titSs aud ,hstoby oGiniins
about 81, 10 cush. Enyos lett here ptotun!llly
that hU was 10 roturn Atter tho 1tepublicAu
word, he was ArrestoA by detectives. who found
him at No. E0 STATE street; shera1 nyeEs
ouco with bis prisoner. Noyos acknowledged
, 1880-06-21
Crowned Y1eadas

The Czar IL tho only crowned wldowoe and
vlct0riH tho only crowned widow among the
Eurupestl ldtehtates Alfonso aud Christine, Of
Spain, AEo Tho youngest weddud couple; Willl4M
and Augusta, Of Germany, tho e1icjt.
, 1880-06-21

tluI,ert j.. Mntlnt and rGft, Lnkcton md rift:
tchotncra ". u. Tr!uIblo. H. e. Winslnw,lJ. Wes-
icry, Orphan 10y, White Cloud, N. i. 1lIcon, q.
II. HlnnIi, A. II. ftnss.
Wisu1-Houtf. light.
WNuthcr-Etnf.
, 1880-06-21

bis guilt. but thinks hf will yet nut Ut II. ns q
prominent and wealthy JnurnnlIA. Of tl,lAtln, no
s1tia, Rhnrrt! hts crime with him, md nlso sot
portion If THO prt,enet3s 10 Il suru this friend
Will not aeu him suffer-.
, 1880-06-21

THE ItEV4 81 IEs HHUWN4
Sr1,IN1P1ELD, Mnss., juno co.-Thc Ncv.
Samuel Robbins Brown. ono Of tho earliest mis-
slnnartes to China and Japan, through whose
America TO be educated, died al Monson, aged
, 1880-06-21


ft0R SA4E-BFLEHpID FAHMS CLOSE TO
r ratkst two hours rilo from ChlcnRo. 01cr for
ene snnH - the best fnEsns In Lake County Indiana,
with buildings, OtchHts. ind Otur vulunbl1 npeUvu
lents Will sell tasu farms very Cheap to ate tho
Swnsrs fTnn, E.snt !oss BY tbe t9selosnFo q nor-
%M veMicnt n = & timber. and We country healthy: also
GruNn Puht Ind.
, 1880-06-21

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
y{TASTED-91 FEET ON SOUTH WATER-AT., ,
~ between Ftfth and Wnbnsh-nyt. Mist bD chunp
for all cnsh. tn1n!fo OF JACOB WE'LL i CO, Mo. IL
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BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. z, X. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
TNl month, at 1880 o'clock p. NJ. at its Castle
Hall, in Odd Fellows building.
Ali Brother Knights, in good standing, are
fraternslly invited to attend such meetings.
O. L. BROY, O. %
II. B, MoKxr, z. of B. and 8.
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Assessment Notice.

ENoURTH JULY GOLD AND SILVER
Il Mining Company Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board of Directors. held on the Fif-
teenth day of June, 1880. an assessment.
No. S.of ten cents per share, was levied upon the
capital stock of the Corporation, payable imme.
diately, In United States gold coin, to the Sec-
retary, at the office of the Company, Room is,
No. $40 Pine street. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twentieth day of July
1880. will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY the TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1880,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
j. W. PEW, Secretary.
Ofice--Room Is, No. $40 Pine street, San
Francisco, California. jele-td
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HAs FOR SALE. SWITCHES, BRAlDs.
III Frizzes, Curls. Puffs. French Crimpee
Front Pieces, Wigs. Toupees. and Scalps. All
kinds Of Wigs made to order and repaired.
Combings or Out Hair made up in any style.
Old Switches repaired and covered with long
hair.
Cash paid for Human Hair.
South Main St.. one door from the Turner
House.
Eureka, June Z, 1880. juns-n
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AMERICAN LABOR UNION.

rTyHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each week. Any person desiring information
In regard to the Union, can obtain the same by
tween the hours of q and 4 o'clock p. NJ. daily
A. O. BISHOP, President.
A. NJ, CAMrBrIL. Secretary. sp17-tf
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SOCIETIES.
BULLION ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.

BULLHON ENOAmE UHsN NVs AVs
i. d. o. F..
HOLDs REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
I'LL First and Third MONDAYS of each
month, at IN o'clock, P. NJ, in the Foley
Richards Building.
Sojourning Patriarchs are invited to attend.
CYRUS B. BIDwELL, O. p.
PETER ANDERSON, Scribe. mrl0-u
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FHE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

uu,dsaEp EVERY MORNING (ExcEPT MON
DAY), BIZ
CASSIDY G. S IL / M AN,
sKILLMAN. sho' w. 'AseiDi'
tomco--corner Of Monroe and Bsteman sts)
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Messrs. Il. Conkling b Co., have just COM
pleted their telephone to the hardware estab-
lishment of W. Fl. Remington 4 Co., where
orders for the foundry may be left. f11-tf.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. F. q A. M.
yTyHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. 1e. F. l. A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every month.
Members Of sister lodges, and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially tnvit
ed to attend. r. SADLER, W. M.
W. p. srEIcHEIAfAN, Secretary.
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r. n. r. RURY COURT NO. 8.

MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
Nl Mondays of each month, at 7:S0 o'clock
P. M, In the Odd Fellows Hall building. All
members of the Order in good standing are In
vited to attend. B. O. LEVY, W. O. II.
JAS. W. SMITH, r. 8.
Eureka, May IL, 1880. mylS
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srRAYEp OR STOLEN.

TWO BUcKsKIN MULES. ONE WAS
i branded with two :" blotch" brands on
the left hip and shoulder, and the other with
the following: The mules were taken from
the SNOWFALL ~ ranch, on the Tybo road,
about the 1st ! ! of May. l will pay $50
for the return of the mules at j. X. Coleriek's .
Fmpire Corral. on South Main street.
JAMES INNES.
Eureka, June 2. 1880. juns-1m