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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

1t is not alone in New England that the
leaven is working. The indianapolis Journal
says that Senator Edmunds is man of dis
tinguished ability, a Republican in whom
there is no guile, and one, who, if nominated,
could rally all elements of the party 10 his
aunnort
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Fully 10000 persons witnessed the hang
ing of John Hall and Burrell Smith near Lit
ties Greek, Tenn, last Friday. The scaffold
was erected within 800 yards of the public
square and raised seats were built facing it,,
upon which sittings were sold for 81 each,
and an enterprising Snowman reaped a rich
harvest. Feeling ran so high for some time
that the prisoners were nightly in danger of
being lynchei, and their execution is said to
be the first legal hanging the county has wit
messed since 1919
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Joseph Miller, our popular and efficient
town clerk, received his thirty second annual
election on Tuesday
MIR. E. NJ. Rowel will lecture in the
school house in the Dutton district, March .,
at o'clock, =. NJ, the subject being Noah
in the Ark" All are invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

-Chas. Clisbee closes successful term of
singing school at South Guilford on the 10th
OF March, with a social dance at Franklip's
hall All are cordially invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Ferdinad De Lesseps, the great canal en-
gineer and protector, arrived in New York
from Panama, last week, and is being over
whelmed with distinguished attentions Of all
sorts from the citizens.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Miss Mary Newton opened q select school
with about dozen scholars, on Monday.
Our exhibition was so much of a success
that, by request, it will be repeated March
18th.
N, NJ. Batchelder has bought A. T. War
ren's stock of groceries and is removing
them TO his store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

The debt statement shows a decrease OF
the public debt during February, of S5,672,-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Andover,2 ?; Baltimore, /; Barnard 2; Bethel, 3;
Bridgewatsr, 2; Cavendsh, Chester, 3; Hartford.
); Hartland 5 Ludlow, 8; Norwich, 3; Plymouth, 2;
Pomfret, =; Readng2 2; Rochester, 81 Rcyaton, 8;
Sharon, 2; Springfield, O. stockbrdge, s; weathers-
netd,.9; weston,2; West. Windsor, 2; Windsor, 3;
Woodstock, s. TotAl-6ll.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Athens, l; BrSttleboro, =; Brookne, l Dover, 2;
Dummerston, 4; Grafton, 8; Guilford a. Halifax, 2;
Jamaica, 8; Londonderry, 5; Marlboro, ?; Newfane,
2; Putney, 2; Rockingham, u Somerset, stratton,
/; Tovnihsnd, 2; Vernon, q; Wardsboro q; West
minister 2; whitnghhm, 2; Wilmington, ?; Wind
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05
Vernon.

The ladies' circle will hold their annual
meeting at A. whithed's Wednesday after
noon, March 10th
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Rev. E. W. Whitney will preach in III
Universalist church next Sunday at % ~
All are cordially invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05
GBeDermont q5enit.
BRATTLEBOROi
FRIDAY, MARCH i, 1880.


49,
Inc hepuohehnh o. 'he eeoonu Oons''.'iOu.i ~ ~.
- " -.
"ni'' i'i''' suD..'' -
April A. D. 1851 T" oO0A' Ai'ei"0O"' 'o' '"'
pose OF choosing two delegates TO represent the Con
rressionsl District in the Republican National Con
veution to be held at Chicago, Illinois, June p 1880,
o., ,h rrrno.s n, nominating capdidates for presi-
dent and vice-President Of the United States
r.--n. iii, ho rorros.rt.d ., said convention by
,.,-,.- a.. - -, On. ,,,.,,,,
'ner ueiesa'''' o"O'en upOu WV
from each town. ana an AuuluonA ueieea'e iOi '@'1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

Sl6I, l49. Is
This statement is in exact accord with the
report of the auditors, who have carefully ex
amined all papers, and which statement is to
January, 1850.
The cash payments made by Harris Bros,
which have been carefully examined by your
executive committee amount to the sum of
Sl11. 795. 30. and are as follows. TO wit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

The day was fine and there was a moder-
ate attendance of voters at the annual March
meeting on Tuesday. After the call to order
and the reading of the warrant, Kittredge
Haskins was chosen moderator. The report
of the selectmen and auditors was then taken
up, accepted and adopted. Some discussion
of the report followed, which was introduced
by question from H. f. Smith as to why
the selectmen had not enforced the collection
of the tax collectors bond for the years 1873,
1876, and 1877. To this d. S. Pratt, chair
man of the board, replied that when this
matter came into the hands of the selectmen
elected year ago, they looked the matter
over carefully and came to the conclusion
that they could do better for the town by
going to work to push the collection of the
arrearages than they could by attempting to
enforce the collection of the bond. They had
succeeded in collecting S3O2O95 out of to-
tai of So 500 They had worked honestly !;
they had acted as il the business had been
their own private affair; if the town was not
satisfied, the bonds were Just as good now as
they were a year ago. Remarks followed
from S. NJ. Waite, chairman of the board of
auditors, explaining some things connected
with the auditors report, and from l.. X.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05

10 Mebsrs. Harris Bros. IL Co. on
account of their contract $50, OGO. 90
For construction account out
side Harris Bros. contract 7l2.4G
For land damage 14,OO7.27
For engineering 1l,7s2. IL
For lumber and supplies, includ-
ing ties paid for by Co. 3.sl4.Gg
For fencing and fence material 46l. ca
For part of cost of car house at
Brattleboro 300 CO
Legal expenses and general ex-
penses, including all other
expense beside the foregoing
from the commencement Of
the work 5,2G5. Al
Cash and cash items Jan. 80 745.7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-05


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, 1880-07-02
CRIMINAL NEWS.
TIE BROWN TRIAL.

Sptctat lispatth to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 1.-Thus far In tho
trnl OF Mira. 1lury HruwIl for tho murder Ut her
husband In Februnry last nothing bus been
brought nut not developed In tho Wale caso,
except tho evidence Of Lucy Falstick Md Dcllo
Wilson. Tho former testified this morning that
she hnd frequently hcnrtt Mrs. Ilrown threaten
to take tho llle Ut her husband t,n bis return,
fru,n tho 1cnitcntlary, md that since Wltlc's
trial sho had at!tnlttcd 10 wft,luss that she
strl,rk tho futnl blow. Witness said she
had boon acquainted with defontant
four years, and worker Tor her during liruw1ls
absence lust ytar. Her testimony created
quite sctibatton. but not H.nru SO thnn Aelln
Wilson'S, WIN wua Il, tho coll with Mrs. swit for
eight tlays III, II eIln!Yo OF grand larceny. Wlt-
nuss .sAld d.fr,iant RELATED tho ttry Of tho
n tho buggy; that slin tolk hold of his toet n,ld
WA'le Of ills lluM. Tho tcut lsllyureti fl her
husnls, uid slD cuald still! xte thulN. HuE.l WMlu
wls1tol hpF II ~ !Iwl!y, bilt sa would not lcavc
hur property. Said ttoy Ind lntel,lcl Il! do tho
thing tho Thursday boforc. but It r.inrsl 80 tua
tn tho jnl! whtlu they tho chfltlrcil wcrv
nhnut. 'Ahe tolu mo tliUy hu.t determined to
ts 1t II week before they did. ,skH,l lGr hnw
shp cpitlI &nMus1r her hli3bnnd md Shc said
that II i loved u fellow ns shu hid Wade would
know s9ld Wn,lu WIS itl tNtl foE the M,ur.sor 9r
room Is crowded to 1ls MtIns,At GnIsIuity. ns II
WIS during Wsltles triHl. tho dusiro l,rtng tD aeB
tho tlutut,lnnt, Mira. lruwn wllu IL taking much
nlurp 1ntcFett III tlp eaaso nav thAn 5hu h,.s ut
nny pruy!olls time: Her suggestions 70 her Mt-
turnuys alt' mt lnfrnklest. Shu carefully 'lutes
every answer aid ktol,s her lawyrss informed
In r1Hnrt! 10 thotF truth. Tho triat Will cDn-
ttnuu u week l0llXur.
, 1880-07-02
TIE COMMUNISTS.
The Abuse Made by Them Of ths
Permission to Turn Out
with Arms.
An Appeal TO tiov. Cullom 10 Revoke
tho Lfconse Granted THEN.

Mention WIS mntlo In the Bpring!1ct, dtspatch-
cs tho oshor day Of MI application by tho Lcht
lnd Wehr Vercln for permission to parade With
ar1ns on tho 9Th Ut ,tuty, which wna granted by
tho Governor. This ia lolefuI lackdown rI,
the pRrt Of this Cnn,mun'stEo organization,
which nnno'Inecd two years ago TINT It would
noSer submit to tho provisions of
tho Militia Law which requires this
permission as prarcquIsit to turning out With
arms. Thu lentlcrs thc1t announced that they
would turn out Without such permission, and
that they would never stp0p to submit to the
authority Of law. They hnvo discovered, how.
over. hy this timo that tho Inv must govnr,l,
and TINT Il IL necessary for thom to obey it. Tha
Inst lumber Of tho Atixttes" Ztttunp, however,
possibly In order to bilnd the eyes OF tts Com.
tn,lnlstlc sl'hscrlbcts IL this bHcktlown. has
TIE FOLLOWING IxCEwp1Any ARTIcLg;
!, Next Mt't,lay tho armed sooa'.t!o orsanfxa-
tlons-thc Lehr unh Wchr vcrrn. tic Jac9or
irish ftSor diar"I f1ii iri'for1n, a' Witt, % cinka *
inE arms and baflncrs flying, will, ns Of Old,
prc IT, aty tFrs vt fsno. tS a0en. ,teta s
heso brave 'Icren,ers ot ths peopio-iust 'i.s a.
and ,purehas,4l dccision of tie supreme G"ust tGtr
which rtthlrsy overturned tho ,tust iecisTon at
1na9o m lSru,a W,st nn1 @ Inserted tt!o o9stltntlon:
st tIcir Wig. Tho city e yiae-eoatsHtae es%s4 'e
errrt, powerful forms fnQrchinE INST witt
dnre tn Interfere III tho Uo,rc nr tic INV: FaI
0ther.stsc. According 10 Gjt npprnrn,,crs thrs
at0i, marches y, for tfiey Ink Of, wcnpns n,
very unllcnlthy Instruments and lhc 1nrtnlars ri
these nrn.cd organizations Us uicu who aro moi
10 be fooled wifi. ''e 'o'
THUS fnsIy. the long felt wish Of t.,o pc,,p.o
To eco the protectors and prutoroniHts Mniin
le,,,lpr rrrs Will be fuIfllcH Tin cnntm11tsfs
Will SEQ nnew tl.,tt tho S,leiniIstfc arny ia Vct
nifyc, and Ia rrndr ut nny n1O;nrnf IN I1vht
dawn attempts 10 tyr7lnnlzo tho ws,rk.
inXtl.ai,. hut ttlnsu c194rs who i,nnpinc,I
tnAt theau armed organizations hNJ bcen
, 1880-07-02

JACKsoNvlLLH, ILL.,, July 1.-The lulnonstra.
ton In wUleotAo uf Con. Grant thta pyohin9 OK
cecda aHythiug evur witnessed In this Vicinity
for IN lnprourtIs aflu!r, for oniy two laya' tlu.
tIcu waa ulsou. 1t ral!ooted vruat orodit upo,,
Tho city Tho special train bearing tho OK. Psns-
llcnt and wife, sirs. Fnh Grant, Superintendent
lsates nnd Morso, OF tho Chicago & Alton, anl a
few GthotS, arrived ut G:l6 p. III. 4 pro.
cuasiou was formed. and tho datin-
Kulshed visitors wcrO cac0rtad OYER Il
long lln0 OF 1nArch, Aftur which
batsdarson, d, Del ntreplitsl brIelIy, ,aftor
which tho prtNcssll reformed A1ltl tue guests
worO escorted to tao dvpnt. s!0pplux cii route
Yateg, wlnst lainoeted husband commissioned
Eo!. U. y. utsut Anl sUnt him Through JHcksoii-
vll!u with thu Ewcnty.!!rat ILLINOIS lseXtsneElt,
July I. 181l. Tho YiHlIDrs loft tho city IN tho
kp0GlnI Ut = o'clOtG for Kansas CITY.
, 1880-07-02
ANOTHER SCANDAL,

- 6pEtL9 U9p1tsH 70 tn CNttl11 7HGtH1.
WAsHIS1TON, u. e., July l.-ThU following Ills
patch Il sul1 OH tho authority Of tho Erentuu Sar
to have been scnt to II iittsburg pApor: "Thoru
l,as bcun considerable talk here for tho past fVw
days nbout nnother Congressional SCANDAL that
IA in embryo. The member HOW ahnrgei BY
awunaN With boas tho fhthsr nj her cl!Il IL
lteprrsonlurivs berry, II Dsmootat, III thu Call.
forllta laluHntton. Tho woman h,ta clhpIoyul
counsel at,d swcars thAt allo must hRvo uy to
support tho child. THO u6arAe tn.st1e aH.linat
him ull1l,u to As iierrys cur hGforp ho left tsW
CAiIforI... liz p,4,nitly braildutl 1t ~ faIs,,
anl baltl lnlt Tho wUlllln WstH II lntkiHller:
thAt aD did tnt even know tltr. Tho WulHA1l now
elyS TINT II BEu clnlnlt succeed Aay Oll0t WAY
Eh9 Will tak0 tho child 70 Alth. Horny"
, 1880-07-02
THE SNY LEVEE DISASTER,

6pfctat Osspofeh to Tha Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July l.-Tho breaking OF tho Sny
leveo has proved a calamity OF II magnitude 10
ooutrn. tho worat fcara aroused by tho early t1-
ports Of tho disaster. Tho bruak hour Cincinnati
Landing l,aa been constantly Widening snce
have occurred which lcavo llttio hopo that tito
entire valley will not bo oycrtiowcd. Gentlemen
who havo been 1ear tho head Ut tho Sny for two
days bndeayorlnX tn suye property announce
tho outlook theru very dlsheartcniug. Sir. bur.
tell wins cngngod In securing tho tiah placed In
the ponds formed by tho gny loyoo in
the south part OF this county, and Succeeded IN
eomovlng tho curp tcooMtly brought to thoso
&atcrs Anl sonic othor vMluGble hah, but thou
sands Of th0ln wcre washed out by tho tluotl.
While tho men wUro at work tho wutar In the
uppor oltd OF tho Shy was rising at rapid ratio,
muInly back water from tho torrent cnt,scd by
tho croyaase Mt Cincinnati landing. THO water
In tho river wns Within eleven tnuhes OF tho top
OF tho ctnbankmcnt ttyo miles from tho north
Gid o! tho !uyoc, and WIZ sweeping through
the luyee Ut tho Moak points With
evcry Indication of preak In tho tmhankInDnt.
Tonight they realized tho .lanser aud c,l.luay-
orcd u secure men and toan,s ta work lpou tho
leyee, but falled. bccau1o farnors would nut
quit their work or loan their hoEaes for that pur.
pose. hr. Chatten yclMul1,ed at tho scone, warm
Ing residents of tho impending danger and u.s.
slstln1 tham IN gettlng their prppurty tQo1Aces
OF safety. Last evening Col. Mooro, age6t Of
tho Chicago, Burlington s. Quinoy, ecnt dowu
seseral car-lDa1is ot stons to strengthen
The en,hanksncut OF the suilroRt, and To-
aay forwarded trsliu-load OF cin-
osfs, and hopeA wtFU entertained
.. preventing any serious damage tn the truck.
aha "abash cnbankuent, east OF tho Hannibal
sE'ases lorna = part Of tho lavse, aud u saul 70
, 1880-07-02
WHOSE CHILD Is IT.?
A Mysterious Case Turns Up at the
Foundlings' Home.
A Dispute as to the Maternity Of a Dead
Baby.

1t Is n rather difficult Thing tn Identify n 4
Ennutbs-otl hnt,o. a mother says duAd ono Mt
tho Founlngs' Home IL not hers. md tho poo
pIo tilerc say II is though they rely tnnfnly tiIur
tho clothI,ty. As thoro Ii mystery. tlio police
aro ct,tlonvDring to fnthon II, hit n, fur hnyo
nut been very successful. Tho facts hrp these:
a little over n month agn MI l6-ycar-oll Klrf,
who ,sstvG tho tininc of uoltin Alexander, AMI
sAl HEe came from AMror1l, e,ilttl ut tho FOlnl-
,iu9s FiOtne with llor child, boy, ngui months.
null wnficA 10 leavu tho littlo orc thcrc. Tho
Afntrnn snfl It could stAy II shu dl1,-that sho
must tnkc caro- OF her son. The girl tfttnurrcd
Mt first. bit tt1,nlly consented to reulatn. Ehe
grew itnpatIcnt in tlny or two hecnuse her
child WIS not adoptcd. no une seeming
to t,.ke II fancy to II. onc afternoon GcrIte
and naother glri-"R yt,llsiR achoo(-nlss.' a. the
mutroI described her, vim nlso hui a bni,o--bt-
came very restless md wanted tn 20 out. md
oo,isent was given, but they were told that they
mist return before dnrk. Gcrtts took her hoy
along. Whcn shu ui,d her companion ruturued,
between 10 atstl II ut hight.
THE Cit1i.b WAS Spr WITH THEN.
When nskcA wllcre It wis sho said she had got
ten sc1uu oile to adopt IT, md that she inteudcd
10 ~ to work the nex. day. hut tho following
tnornlnY II policeman walked Into tho Home
with bur l,alu. It t,hd been picked up on tho
steps ur house In tho i.nke Htreut district, md
Justice Walsh had sent tho woif TO tho Home.
Gerto wns very much surprlsetl Mt tic sight OF
her child. Shg hid clearly abandoned 1t,
Rtll tho policeman told her she must
20 with him. Bho WIS very much fright
oncd, md bcegcsl 80 hArd that tho Matron
iatcrcedcd for her, on account Ut her youth, and
In tho hDpe OF bcngtltiny her, uni tho oigiGur
iitnlly tlecieu not to arrest her. Bilc Ind prun-
ised to do "nnythlug," but Remained conte1tcd
tlnly Il foW days, when she toOk II notion to 20
to tho Homo Ut tho Frlnndless, mud WIS sant
there.
, 1880-07-02

pEo1ltA, ILL.,. July 1.-Co!leetor Munson, at
Copperas Crcck look. has discovered Il tnn"
spirauy to cur tho Iiku aeross Hprnv Luke.
,Thu sIutnhgo that would onsto would bo hcavy.
Ssyer,l atte.npts to Cit thu diku hMy0 hecn
nude lately, hut tho yaudais weFc frightened
ut before doing much laMagu, Those d0prc-
buttons hnyo neccssitatel the employment uf u
nun,bor VI men constantly II! n!Hkny tupalrs.
tho pustuFp uuuf0uufiel np0r Ny tho building ot
tho sllku
, 1880-07-02

6pttWl ]1bpaEch 70 7hs Chttd10 7F1bun*.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Jniy t.-Tho body of sIrs.
foMhy. WIN is t,ow supposed tn 1avc lccn
pa1tnnca ,ir'ut two Enunths ago, was cxhnmcd
this nfter.hx,n. Tho contents Of tho ttomneh
will !,c nnayzrtf. rs. Vnn Kirk IA still In prtspt.
awaiting tho result Of tho Investigation. She
urotespR:lf fhc ts !nnncont. b,it tho nuthori-
tics CU Hue TO think otherwise.
, 1880-07-02
THE TRIGGER.

Tue Et1UTVE EMU AElAI4 BE1UUT.
Yesterday ut Ktulninann Park, Grand Crosa-
inK, thu South En,l sho,ting Club hud their
rogl,lMr quarterly Bh1ot for tho Club mctlnt, held
by j, J. Gore, Tho ta,ntcst WIS ut flftcun Wild
birds each. ground traEs, thirty yards rise. uso
nf both htlrruls. j.. C0OA, Jr.. Dr. r. u. Nor
ei,snb, ind Chnrlns Cltn.ycr tied oil f0urtou,,
lrls md tied Nynin On three straE9htd. III tho
thl.tt Ito Or. Nuruttlib und Clauyer killed two,
nud Cook Killed tnrue Hfltl won tho tilot.AI.
, 1880-07-02

Cf.EvRLAass, o. July 1.-Sletlhammer, shot
,iear lrIuhun last evening. Is still alivc, btt Ia
not expected 10 recoycr. Ills assaItaut Is mr.
rtsted and gives the name OF Fredferich ycltleIp
Ito aAyH II was IN acciuttIt.
, 1880-07-02
SlllcIT)F.

Special DLpdte& 10 Tns Chicago Ntb4nt.
! 0iLAsn HAPfEhs. Mich, July l,-Ye4tcrslay af-
turnoul. Mrs. H. Nostaun, Of byron Township, In
this county, hAnxnl heyself In tho attic Ut her
has,e. while tioranYel, aud wuA dead When
totl,i. bhu had boom saalta &on.a time, and hul
gttsnlsitASl aulc!do Hcfcs,u tluua lAstusa.
, 1880-07-02

New YonK. July LA certificate Of deposit
for 4ts.St bus been handed over to Con. Clurkc,
Chief Clark Ut the Internal Hevcnuo Depart
inent, In full settlement Of the deficiency found
In The account Of ex.Deputy Collector Boone,
Ut Bro0klFn. Hoonu ts still missing.
, 1880-07-02

blows. EuEenin nannBed tn poke hor adversary
Hhiic down, when Jano mnaa desperate effort
and tnlah~ t:l1RcI,Ic nclswnrt1- causing er to
fill against II tnbit. Tim cncusslon crushed In
tho skull. killing lIer. Thu twn wonhn Intl boon
gut'1 frlclitls. Iheru Wis II nun Il, tho cneo.
, 1880-07-02

NEwnuR0, n. T., July 1.-I}caumont Buck,
Indicted for shuotfng Thompson, Mt Highland
Fnlls. wis to-tlay Released on $a.iO0 bni. to at.
pcnr for trIal IN septetnler. Buck will soon
start for Ills home ln Texas,
, 1880-07-02

CttNToS, ILL.,, July 1.-News has Just reached
herc tint John Mitchell, n fnrsncr living near
Wnpell., hna been arrestcd by tho Marshal Ut
CcntrnltA for tho abduction Of a roung gtrI. 1Io
wis taken IN TINT town FOR fr1tl. He Is mnr-
rictl mum. Tho people Of WapeIta ato excited
over 1t.
, 1880-07-02
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The public will beware Of n fraudgt-
icnt Imitation nt 1)a,btna' Electric Soap now t,,,
ioE tnrce!l IN tho .nrket l,y INSTRUMENTATION.
upon hnyttlg 1lOlIhl6' EleetrIr.
, 1880-07-02

DARLINGTON, y. c., July l.--Euvenln 0rtstOw
nnl JAnu llArr, two woH,eIl, xut into MI angry
discussion ht!ra th& luurutuy. and frArl Wogla to
, 1880-07-02

AStF A@A &ASA%&@AN"s .
SAN Fl,AHctsco, Cal.. July LA dispatch from
Casso1l, Nuv., says ". II. Cha,nhorl1,, couylot.
was killed Ut tho State Prison to-day ny J4hn Il.
bery c4,Au four years aYo. He WAS killed with q
plEkN1.
, 1880-07-02
Price mt mnt,c public. Shit is now at :nratosn

Price INT mn1e r,ibtg. Hhu IS nUw at HnrntoHn,
Tin t,,o. mt,c Y,cn tt,-,norro,y p,1,tn,ses Ia tr
. y" y ~ tM.w '.,G,l, Ptp''' w s
thn % i"a'"tem @ 'nh lhsr."s, A.. ,.,,
Wtit,. Nnls!t' NC n,Afs t!,nt ~, tI, Ns'a'i sns
with ~ !hllt hun llhlt nnsH III thp
r'ect!l,g hero Ia:t June, y both fGrG-
Eta lt @ wmlo TO- Ganaeising 9g9 IT, tao 'ock"y
tllo trhck. sha VIII pe brch 10 ll'le~
Tho y-ycar-o!a nly J,l,,o Lodge was eol1 ycs.
trrtIAy Il, Hfr Gharles I}athgntt,. Uf Fur!hauj n
T.. iii, rr(tr Iuitr II IDnW uilc. Mr. iiuthUnfn
h1,s ir,l,ytt d IN Dime irfst, E,nu. md f{Iio
Ittlga ,urinr tho meeting here, und tho three
ware shipped Enst yesterlAy.
rD-1AY's RACES
ami stnrtcrs ero ~ fojjnws;
sftte t1Ash-ttora',cu H.. " lhs: MatnEnrln. rs
lns: Slti!!!' - Lus: GnMrno la@s. lN sbss hitA-
, Twn;.i.tc das1-sfnry Anderson, Lnvaeca,
lIcnnHltl'. ilnh.snit: itFHfu. ,r. . ,
Mnlis 1Isr ll,scI.. ite.tt,nlc, s;eneyiovc: '''''
MnfnEori: r. ilti1er9tt, nr1 !tentlsntlo were tho
A"'"A''' ~ ''Ao 1900 49, "'S'''
h1&hH' hAflnS NAGhS'
Srtffft UIfpdEeh to The Chicago 1ffbNn&-
sht,yrr t,-ijny ,l,,u,, 70 wat down tho track tat
lilo :.::yk a:s. anil tho ~ tIlcjt)K tncus wrrt,
M,s!lMn!.l @ nt,i t":t:,nsrw Htt:rt,ss,.I. and t.
nltIfrDW's nhtl SHtufllHy. Unfortunately tho
wuhlhcr 1'r'dprcts aro MT very Hood.
vr,v v,nv 1..'ni"T;', nn.'''TS n,nc ts;'s,:,
, 1880-07-02
Fair Count, Lily r., Matagorda, and
Knight Templar tho Chicago
Winners Yesterday.
Monroe Chief, viii Cody, and
Clinker Successful at
Columbus, o.
1sain 1'0stpones All but One Of
tho Lengtle Games Yes
tcrttay.
Yale'a Grew Victorious in tue Raoe with
Harvard ut New London.


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Al ooop ,,AcfNn A 1tAs HEN ssEx
cnvw,,cr,. thia v.ar ,yas f1rnislcI tr tbo.c WIN
S,si,sd tho r rosinx ssn xs cn' s,ns @ ycstcriay
md II Is il pity thnt wl,crc such apoet IL n,rorrd
,oro r,, not NOR, who tnke nm ,ntcrest 1T rim,
mug. Of tI.e rour r.'oes on tho proxr,n. every
onp except tle fif1t was wc'l cnntest's'' ma III
tw" or mo- events'ho twu."i,e dsn ana tho
s ,Hst ~ .,., w. ~. IT,. ',s%ra,t @ n
miIc.an,l.a.h"lr % M I aa.h vas @ pr,cscniiy a walk
over far Fuir Count. Duku Of Kent bofnr On
ttrt,lv mi nt.a.o.t Ert,,u Tin, tu,,,e manner II,
.s s@.u H. s w.. -"
es's erSFS r III tho 1,1a RaY. ntsrs t 1s s 1s@ tux
s hsss sss ~ IL jxs Rsa K
s. trsa, iI{ 1 H. riisd lite t. Sf
~ & ,s VI" 1 son aSnT5 sg sI, su ., Mes ~. 1tt
e hes. s ts bas Stt sisna ss t s ece! T e
rx ,,' h, 81 nf n y sulea H. 4 ,se pas Gr @ nc m IT, m
va xaoa os NJ 's over Gsee xsoj
wMG VIII u, ~ M gG y ~ ,,t "nu @ 'aG pnstys men,
m"tt"r IG in .a"t ,u,ntM,ts H. h" xt"rts rr,"if III
SHIRT ran fully as Kopi II rncp rs tbs backuis
looke fqr, bttt y sp!tS ot thls ho wt!s b,.ten
II reus,;,l @ Of M wch lily % horns migh. S3 p,sn,d.
In thu tyu- uKhtlis- IL n-illIle tlnAt Knight run-
doing the distance within ilnlf scro,, ot ts,o
best time Oh record. ls..sponl WIS RA,d Hcc-
ond, hnt Ind hu not buen H!yu, tt,ruc !cn4ths
the boat or tho stnrt, Charlie liss wttuItf prul.-
AhIy tnye tlntshcd nvxt to Knight TenlIar.
r1tn r1nsr nAcn
Was a9s CT o and ~ l I, tof 81 ~ aes tho
;S;xi svS S, i aS; s III It r. s s si *
NH n..n"t Hnm lt,,,r .ra, IN lin I1mkt. 1",I"tr
49,.
,tlvstligo s,s incre,,sed 10 fully ton lengths 6y
tho tiimu tho glarter- -pne ws fctetle.!. Al tic
f SIr 6 uon,s ts S ks Ill., e Wv ks s*y h w" sHK ~ o f.
tic ge!dug winiig ollsiiy ty tlirsu iongths ii
a:ia. .......
Jiy + imGa psrss, a nr III aEes; s
e second. Winners e si,oo9 pr ul,~lr,s It
s,as! Il tSsS as.c Ssss @ s: 3s's 1si, S o aa
w"T, teu pon"H!s; Ill., ;a, ME srl ,Srses;, e,,v
"a1n R 1s1s b5 s.s o"". VS., os stoSsHil
1asa MH59ss satI%n Ss S%ae @ 4 PnSy Ksoi yrs
ii.sc.a:ii.
dash Of two miles. was 4 well rim n'l! inter
esting rcs, the stnrterl polng Alpn, J: Il. !Iav-
criy: lily III ncstis ,s +, M EnE i ahnrt end idas,.
iavory m o@sa @na s liz c 2 ows s ta si5 tao
frset!1,stless Or Itnyorly some little t!t',e ,yns
iii t, a al sS eve so:ot st,s T. wa vas il st aWaS.
pail. but spt 70 tho front iust baf"rs Tic quar-
fsE e WI wa, rses mrM fnoft b sx n i1 nSt
tunnh ntst. FOR u hll!e i1a hilli I!nstrly Ntiu
i,lt L!sh r., faee ,hra, .oss,her III isn @ p!a % a"r9
rt" it .ao ,i,1 a, poS u to seH s"
,lt, n " EsP M W. 'He i seRge ssF, rrK s3,, srt
Eck = ahea nt mer uni,tlg nroMnJ shG to%er turn
nM a,nn ~ 1st.tio ut,sr III ua H.