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Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
UnIucky CrOakers.

Frogs are considered a delicacyl
many people. At present they arg
ing shot in large numbers along
Christiaaa. They sell from Is csn'
$l.50 per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
100 W, FRONT STREEr
fCovracted do,Iu ~ n u,
FINANCIAL.
8 AND 8 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First mortgages on
est payable semi-annuaily. Loans made on
only one-third Of the appraised value of the
property. Security absolute and ample. FIR.
ther information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager OF CHAS. T., BOLMAR
& Co, Topeka, Kas., N "a ~
4'2l-u No. 8 West 7th etraet.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Wilmington, Del.

Wilmington, Del.
q. s. .FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND 'OLp.
WAFrED.-l0 shrs. National Bank OF vii.
mington and Brandyuine Stock,
.Philadolphia, New Yerk and b Jston stooks
bonght End sold on commission. Every fscil.
.ies Afforded for persons 70 sell or invest IN
t0cks or bonds. foblS-Iv
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
EXOuFBfHm.

The Second Baptist church will
an excursion to Bombay Hook BY
steamer "Clyde," on June Sd.
celebrated McGibney family onItheI
Cornet band will accompany the e1
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors eRd
indiscretiors of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, ot6., will send
Q recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoy.
cred by missionary In South America. Send
q self-addressed envelope to the REV. JosErR
T. INMAN. Station d. New York Oity.
4.lB.lydAW
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Good News For Some Republicans

A despatch from Washington under
date OF yesterday says: ga represen-
tative German from Chicago, who is
urging the nomination of Washburne,
says that while Washburne will not BE-
candidate as long as Grant is in the
field, he has never said that he would
decline a nomination if it should be
rendered him with Grant out of the
field, and that it is upon this basis that
the Washburne movement has been or
ganized and is being conducted in the
West"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Fine w OFk,

Messrs. Ball & Anderson have just
finished papering for Geo. C. Gordon,
Esq, five Of the handsomest rooms that
have ever been done in this city, and
we doubt if they can be surpassed any
where.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Captured.

A colored girl was captured al
noon to-day stealing a pair Of ooI
from Wainwright's specially ccua
The goods are so cheap that it is rs'
singular that any one would attem
steal them.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Notice..

Coughs and colds are often overlooked, q
continuance for any length Of time causes ir-
ritation OF the lungs or some chronic throat
disease. Sines Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound are an effectual cough rem
edy. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

ID 4. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
BANKERS AND BRUKERS,
N. =. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
N. Z. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Iron from EneIan d.

The German brig Helene arrived
this port last night from Middles \
England, with a cargo of 500 ton!
pig iron for the Diamond State Ro'
Mills,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Aist or unc,aim eu letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, DEL, Post
office, Saturday May l, 1880.
LADIES' LIST.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
THIRD EDITION.
REAL ESTATE.
Recent Sales and Those Likely to
Take Place Soon.

Recent Sales and Those Likely TO
Take Place Soon.
Real estate is looking up. Quite a
number Of sales have taken place re-
GENTLY and many more will soon be an
neunced. Dealers say that private
sales are very numerous, and that an
increase in price has taken place Of rs
per cent. That is the monitary increase
as general thing, but many proper
ties sell easily for twice what was asked
last year, and at that time they were q
drug in the market.
Thomas M. Ogle yesterday sold a
part Of the estate Of Patrick Lally, de.
ceased. The property, consisted of two
parts. Part was four lots at Sixth
and Dupont streets. One had 20 feet
front and the other three 16 feet front
each. They were all purchased by
Thomas R. Lally at $3.50 per foot or
1914.
Part 2 was the large three-story brick
house on Front street west Of Walnut.
II was sold to Thomas R. Lally for
@o,ooV, 8OOo Hgure.
SHERIFF sALBs TO-DAY.
This afternoon, at three O'Clock, ,Sher-
if Pyle will cell the following property
at the Gilpin House, New Castle:
The individual One-sixth part, and
one-fourth part Of another one-sixth
part of a certain wharf in the town of
Delaware City, at the front Of Chestnut
street, adjoining the Delaware & Chesa-
peake canal and Delaware Canal Com
pany's land, the property Of Anthony
Reybold. Il
The following property will be sold
BY the Sheriff at one O'Clock, this after
noon, at the hotel belonging to VIM. t
Ford, Kirkwood. s
A lot in Psncader Hd., on the road
eading from Glasgow to Summit Bridge, a
he property of Merritt Ii. Paxson.
PUBLIC SALES.
The following properties, belonging r
o Michael Lally, were sold by ThOs. M. s
)gle, yesterday: 4
A carriage factory on Front street, r +
ear French, was purchased by Thomas
ally for So, 500.
A lot, containing 6S feet, situated in
he western portion of the city, was &C
urchased by Thomas Lally for $3.50 r,
Or foot. az u,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

T0HNY, WHAT Is THAT COMING
eJ along-is 1t Barnum's circus wagon No
mother, 1t Is Mr. NaoGrus coming from the
Granger store, 103 Z. 9Th st. Well, did ever7
Yeu are welcome Mr.. MacGrue, did you bring
me my things7 l did; there is barrel ot
four at $500, one at $3.50 and one at 81 26.
There are 2Es Of Georgia peared peaches TOR
&c, and 2 boxes OF sardines, for 25s; AIS
Bs starch. $780,; 2 cans OF apples, 25s cans OF
peaches, 2ze ; and 2 cans OF pears 26c.; ! D Of
huckleborries, l4e., lib layer raisins, loc.,
bottle horse radish, 1oc., 3bs French prunes,
800; sweet oil 100. bottle; IN Of hne Irish
Dulce, 1tc b, and Petigo oat meal, !Oeb Shs
rice for 25c., ID prunells at 26o and D b aeed-
less cherries, 22c, 2ibs fruit biscuit; 25c; and
box Of soap at &c. a bar, piece Of dried beei
at l21zc. D, and ID figs at 121ac., bb5 FOSTER
we sailed in and bought whole wagon load
at the Granger store, loa E. on Ct ,r
5s.3t' T. M. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Truth and Honor.

Query :-What Is the best family medicine
In the world 10 regulate the bowels, purify the
blood, remeve cOstiveness and biliousness, aid
digestion and tono up the whole system
Bitters, being pure. perfect and harmless
Ed. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

||sois Skins
ElectiVed al
! FIcss, a.
ksriss, SQ2
khz Of Glen
hi nd a h0us|
|riniH's Drug
|Mts. |
|rDavis Verti|
/ No bssting|
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
PreseFlptfOn FREQ.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscreti0n or excess. Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON 4 co., IS Nassau st, New York.
7-5 tu'sd WY
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
TNIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

H'1KsT NVkTGAGE BONDS
NEW YORK, WOOD HAVEN ANp
RlCKAWAY X. h, CO.,
I PER GENT. INT. PRINCIPAL, DUR 1aoo
SELLING@loe AND INT.
We have limited lot OF these bends for
ers, New York.
ROBINSON CHANDLER l. 10.
BANKERS, 5.s.G11
NO. 704 MARKET STREET
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
rs GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI-
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOlI'RS EACH,
HALF-TICKETS OEE DOLLAR,
LIST OF PRIZES,
APPROXIMATION PRIZE

Approximation Prizes of $500. ......." ,7sO
Approximation Prizes OF 900. ....... i, 800
Approximation Prizes of 100 ....... 800
1857 Prizes amounting to............. .S11s, ,4eO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders by express or
in Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
M A. DAUPHlN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
II our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
GENERALS g. T. BEAU REGARD, and
BAL A. EARLY.
This Company has NO AGENTS In tho
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons
to be 80 and soliciting orders by
circulars or otherwise are SW1ADLERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
NOticA.

John Rame, sewing mact inc repairer, has
removed to the s. W. cor. of Ninth and letter
son. Full supply Of sewing machine findings
always on hand 4-5.Im
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
uAhklED,

Y kGED-ERWlN.-In Portland, Org,n, on
April 9th, 1880, by hev. A. L. Lindsey, u.
d.. Mr.. John S. Seed and Miss Mar Ell.
win, both OF Wilnine'nn. D'l.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

THIRTY POUNDS AND OVER AT THE
RATE OF 90 CTS. PER 10Obs.
Ice by the ton at special rates. The least
neglect or incivility on the part Of the drivers
II reported at once at the office will be
promptly remedied. We have constantly on
hand
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
ALL COAL WELL SCREENED AM
DELIVERED IN CELLAR FREE OF
CHARGE.

NOTE.-The Rennebec Ice Co. is formed BY
the consolidation of the business interest in
the city, of Walton Bros. and.:Jacob Pusey
and is done solely for the purpose..of deliver
ing Ice in more economical and satisfactory
manner to all concerned. Our customers and
reason of fire, freshet, or other accident and q
general rise In the price throughout the
country. 42att
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
The Farm

The farm
\ Committee on W
N Meet this morn,
H. OiIl' It's said
|'n,,I! '%,G,p!'nral irplel
N Of With, it is
\, much discussion
E,,%,Na which the b
E'a,,'y' . q ten per cen
N, effort 4, will doul
|,nnIp,. |E,a pi'@d upon tn
n, and tte gen gener r
M i'sy = will do 50. ri
I,Sr,' n y =! a. once taken
'"o distinct meaor
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

r OST -UN TUESDAY MORNING L
IL lVsket5ook. A suitable reward VII ~
oaersd On return 10 e7 ", Oh IT. etss"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
H. ,D'"oCratic Eco,|

I..,'' ."'m''ras,c Eco,
E'i,'%c2ony c. of tho D1
In Ss SIsSnsress has b
F%s js,hs p ,%hspIivsd En, of III
|sss'i', co4mittss on
No., made a report t
|Nl1tb, @s Lle
|Gs.itsossd' report of the
EtcS,r,' r'4ed ey the ts,
kIa' Iacts that the
u i,.al Mention. Az A
SSei.' '''"0eed by I'll
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE,

From our office to the New York and Phjla.
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nished simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SnnFraneisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
rted on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Dash Roaay for GOOD First Mortgages.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
ACOatri

s'chester "Ex
WET between Ber |
d' aud Celinda
u, filed at the |
F''d:e, in th.t
fF''IieS that, 4
IEy differences hs |
IH', between saic
J"VleS necessa ary|
Y, should seperis
End live hereafl
f'ri apart the sarn|
Eir'1 married."
|I': Bis wife $GOO| |
E.,'A'iIb.clcsedu| N u
N1' sousents in
sa 10 waive al!
s,,s' 's..'.i'sT, % The pa
! .s.''on lIoldridgp,. a
! Ad 0. T. Hurl|
".., declares the
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
LOUISIANA STATR LOTTERY 90,

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Education
al and Charitable purposes, in 1858, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
to which the inviolable faith of the State Is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise In the new constitution adopted De-
cember End, A. D., 1879, with a capital Of
81 ,Oo0, 900, to whiCi. 1t has since added re-
serve fund OF $S5O,0OO.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI-
BUTTON will take place monthly on the Sec
ond Tuesday. II neUer scales or postpenes.
Look at the following Distribution:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

DUBLlC SALE
IL Or
20 BUILDING LOTS,
Will be sold at public sale, on the premises
In BrowntOwn, on
SATURDAY,
THE l5Tn DAY OF MAY,
At $50 O'Clock, p. NJ,
TWLNTY FINE BUILDING LOTS,
situate in the best locations in the town. con.
venient TO the pulp works. Harlan Il Ho,.
lingsworth.Co.. and many other manufecto-
rles, not subject to oity.tax, which is q great
consideration to workingmen.
The conditions nade to suit the purchaser.
Sale will commence at lot No. l. See large
bills. THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
SO ct Auct'r. and Real Estate Agent,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
| k:H|' al

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TT
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, GLASS, Il AT NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY. MAY II, 1S8o.-120th
MONTHLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
A R0Otblac|

Higgins,
tOOtbIack Of |
Ig, Day bef
10 walk in
Nv York 10 | |
FGE;0O, which
''NIy minutes a |
iinOst dismal
fs0ld street fr |
Unsupported i
tiE lie made
Eni vas round
|s' much disapI
|t*i Of bis recal
I'D 10 believe t
Esp'Ocession
. SAite, besri
Irg flowers in hi. |
" .,i Master Higgi|
'lbly good, %
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
yTyHE WORLD RENOWNED ,

YTyHE WORLD RENOWNED es4Szl
& Es;ey Organs, GeorgeR lifggf ii Eli
Woods Or4ans, in new andX " W M n
beautiful style cases Just rev. v v
eetved. The above organs are superior to al
othors, and the best is the cheapest Prices
low, terms easy. Cab and gee them at PAN
COAST ALIENS Ware Rooms, Masonic
Temple. 4-1-Sm-eotw
, 1880-05-27
CASUALTIES.


WIND AND LIGHTNING.
6psetat phpatth n The GAtenoo 1ft6xnt.
CEnAh Rapids, fa., Mar o8.-Lotters and tcth-
grains concerning tho losses received by tor
nado Insurance cntnpany hero To-day Indicate a
soscre tornado in Woatern lows last Sunday.
Tbs Counties of Carroll, 1dn. Sac, Calhoun, and
Hamilton were Waited, and the accompanying
storm, which WINS mnre general. passed eaat
through Hardin. Cru ndy. and Fayottc. In the
c','inttes hrat mentioned there was great do
struction of farm.property. Many buildings
Wero demolished. several persons badly injured.
and two deaths reported. Tim dwellings nt john
Harvey, near laxe City, Calhoun County, aIso
OF Adam nockstnder. ammo place, were CONF
pletely destroyed. Tho occupants went Into tho
cellars for SAFETY.
Lcnnnrh Falk. formerly near Randalla. Fny.
ctfn County. Whllc riding horscback was killed
by lightning.
a bohemian named norcsky, while sitting In
bis house IN .1o!'n*aH County, near iawa City,
wns also killed by lightning.
y. Thoro hnve heon h'H tnins In this part OF tho
Fthte every day for tho pHst week. mud hcary
5p.fta' Di.,ateh 10 Ths taaaeo Tribune.
ftorm # U, rain and lightning known IN year.
fnrnh Of I. n. Mar1nettn. Jntnos Walker.
and ntherHt thrce niles south nf tho city,
scrcrAl hatns u u dwellings wcrc blown down.
The unirGrNnllst ,'hnrc!i IN fh!s city was struck
by !iEhtnfnx md nearly dcr"i!shcd. The wife
nf Dr. strahsbNrKcr WIS struck while at a fr!,nt
arm aad 6fdo. 4he viii recover. child Of
Joseph Hunt was shnckci. Kccovery Is tioubf-
fti. Al Seward n tnan, namp unknown, was
killed by lightning.
, 1880-05-27

sptefat Dtspateh to ms 0Ataupo 1ftaun4.
OMAHA, Nch., Mny xa.-homc tnoro Interesting
and Important Ind,an litigation has boon CONF
niencesl horo by Mossrs. roppletou & Webstor,
tho lawyers who successfully conducted tho tiow
celebrated habcas corpus case ot tho 1onra
Chief, atanalng Rcar. All tho preliminary ar
rauRcnrnta having hecn perfected. 1t wus
announced to-day TINT five suits have
bocn cu,u,nonood In tie United Etates Courts,
two III Nebraska and three III pnkutn, by tho
Toncas agatnst tho Sioux Nation. to reooyor fho
1'ollcB Reservation, which lfes IN Nebraska.
Thu litigation IL founded m tho claim that hy
trcaty tho ttiU 10 tho reservation was
vested absolutely IN thu Poncas, and
that tho subsequent troaty giving tho
reservation to the Sioux was invalid. Tho suit
will tleterrnlno nlA0 the muoh- voxed puoattop
whether tho Indians have civil rights In tho
eul,rts Thcae silitA have beei held ltl Mbeya1cV
Until sorvtue could 10 haI upnu Spotted TaiI
aIllI Rcd C1nli ~ tho chief representatives OF
the Sioux Nation. This was accomplished day
Or twoago, a. they wore coming down tho Missouri
1tly1r Oh tholf, WY to Washington, tewa Of
which Waa received hpra thia morning, ilhnie-
d!ately after which th8 tDtti,ts In tho case wore
nled. The expcnaes " tho I!ttknt.nn will bo
cayefod by funds tn tho hAads ~ tho Omaha
COMMITTEES, tvd Ctnua and SINMtea Tail xru
wtllsnR parties tn tho suits, hut up to this tlmo
thay have becn presented from !eAFlnR tho
reservations by aspr9stry aohurz' manlpula.
tt0ns, III order ~ dsfeat the legal sesvite Ut
summon.
, 1880-05-27
IN THE HOUSE.

apse@At 0k@PH4sh 20 AHE [ate0p0 1F40HTfs
TAs.I1saToS, D. c.. 5fny gD.-The lIol,Ao
thought It had holpod To put IN circulation 20,-
001,o00 OF silver dollara to-day by voting that all
tho money appropriated by tho 6unary Civil bill
should ho paid In silver doIluss. This WAS douc
on motion OF the poetry Delegate. Downcy
OF Wyoming, whose epic was recently
published In tho Record, and tho amendment
was adopted amid applause. Downcy's pootry,
however. IL prohnbly battcr than his flnAncior-
Ing. as nelthor he nor tho uouse seemed to think
that persons not d1sposcd 10 take silver dolIars
could domand silver certificates for them. not
withdrawing this amendment, and that the
Trcnsury vaults would not he rcltcved of their
burden By his amendment The practical effect,
doubtless, will bo to sncrensc Treasury silver
certificates without Diminishing tho amount OF
coin in tho vaults.
SITE wottK.
There mas ourl01,s piece OF spite work In tho
Hotse this afternoon which resulted in vacRtlng
tho orler sotting apart tonight fot the oonsid-
Grafton Of the Ute bill. Hooker, Of Mississippi.
had Chootow 1ndian bill In advnnce Of tho Ute
hikl, Tho Housn set bis order aside, mud to To-
t1ay succeeded in organizlng. hllbustnring
movement which prevented tho night session,
NJ that the Ito bill could mt DO considered. flo
predicted hef0r0 that. since bis ChGchW n1nns-
ire rnl.d not bs considered. tho frtonds Of tho
Ute bill would hhve n hard time in securing A
hensnS, Rnd bis tnnlfctous prophecy waa vorltotl.
, 1880-05-27
JAMES Il. KEENE,
His Reported Failure DevIcc or Gould
to "ffcur" the Stock Market-Bound
Advice to Rural speculnt0ra.

III n9o5t,a ;,s rs,%rs psvse Or on,s
Advice to unrn, @ 1.oen s"er,in '-'o"n" ,"rs
spttta, DaraseA 10 III chicago Trtbuns.
NEW Yonx, kfnr w-tn the ubscnec of .1a,nn.
n. Kornc Mt Ncwnort. so.nnrnto nTort. hn,.a
been ,ns,e by ganx q speeu'a!ors hero In tle
he was considered : larso holder For
were set alont on Monday, the
chtot boiug that Krono had failed aud that
large numoor ol hrokers would DO ewnmpcd
with him. AIMING tho reports sent ou. to ooo-
!irm this WIS Que to the effect that
Eeano had iost fi,AM,UU III lard, IT,
0tooo lit grain, and ta,oo0,oo0 or 80
Under those losses. Tho reports were 60 WILDLY
and confidently spread that they did in
sasn,o r'at 'd1n ne S"eF"spsa psessrs S
.1sot 4 .ha.o .aou mns toe.s =. e. 10 ~
ousGt o. thoso reported lossos OF $''M,G"
euio to hso. Al M thIs a wls ru,nor mn on hn.h n'
s!dos and could not DO verified, and
sa tns ors eov nays % at sSn!nnsa s KDoDa e0rons
nas lost in ncarjy ali hIs yoaturSs for ~ soIne @
weeks. hut, Ut, tic other hani, at Tic
1T, depusIt III thrco Of ti,U bcst.knawn bnks I r.,
Now York ii.Es1iIS) ia !, nash lmtn,nr itnrnr;
En- ,SSs e. the fast tst n BE- eotI Ss re- a sa
though thrco dlys hnyc passed, IA nur"
hais tho best .i'swer That 'ossa oss, 10 s|ssn
from tic tirs. thp to whojo thi,r W. asJ trH trn
tu cnplurD nIItIi,'srr. md tb,.t thnr.,
, 1880-05-27
VEHTltREsf)Mt MINERS.

DENVER Colo, May a6.-A letter from Cimsr-,
ron. N. NJ. says In regard to tho reported mas
sacfo Of tho Bradbury party: "Thn party passed
my place sa1no time stnco and askcd advicn
about going on tho North Fork Of the Gunntson
TO prospect. Thoy wcre ntiytscd 10 not "a, N Il
VIA very dangerous. as the White. River .Utes
wcro campcd from Bouth Cedar to The mouth Of
tho Uncompah9ro. Thcy paid no atteu-
tion, but wont On. The Indians got
after thoui. and Ourny and Chopetn intoefered
In person and prevented ti1olr rt,astanFe." Al.
nthcr letter says tho location ot tho run,ofed
nradbu!y massacre n 9t least no miles from Tho
1hwn Of Gunntson, and nearly II mot quito, a.
fnr from tho mining camps OF the Ginf1isoT,
country. md states further that It Is not post.
lively known that bradbury WIS murdered, and
that the qiInnt.n1 mining country ID ,*ot on tho
reservation, and fs open to sottlonac1t.
, 1880-05-27

corner Of tho holint was tnrn ,arttH1ly oit. and
and Mr.. tTnwurd, vim wnH atn ding IN front IT
~ tfrcn windsw, was sIrbtly sht'cked. The
daF,ARe ~ The ht7tite II not Rreat
A. 10 o'clock John Iiompe:. tho pro.
prietor of dairy nenr III corner Of
urand And Chicago avenues 1t tho vest
crn city limits, while mt a pasture
ndf tning tho datry attending i, hlt COWS was
stttick ~ nghta!ns and t1siasit!Y KILLED. The
hnlt appears 10 hHro fitAt struck m m the
right side Of tho head, and thence, Al duwn to
tl,c Rr"lid. tcnrchit,g tho f]csh ba. This do
tH cra 'ch Naa ucrnnn, q years hf ne and left q
~ Tbs afternoon, and The jnsy fct,,st'ed Fer-
dict In nct1rttAnca With the facts.
Out IN Archer avenue valuable hors1 bo.
!tt str,!ck and Instantly killed shortly after 10
, 1880-05-27
MURDERED BY INDIANS.

Los FINos, N. H., May .d.-Tho latcat Indian
nows Is thst SIX hortlosa wero kllicdon tho ranch
Of PntrEoclno Luhay, eight Miles ir,m
Tulaeota. In 6ocorro County and In
tho atagulana about ttty mcn were
nan,es unknown. II. tho vicinity of TuiasOss,
t1,enIto County, every ranch has been cl0AH1d
out hy Apaehss, and tho number 0f th0so lht.r-
dorea since Nay 10 &os9att'.o{xhf. Gen. ffatcha
command has marched moro thAu LOU inllos In
pursuit. Of tho Indians.
, 1880-05-27

Pirrsnuno, May st.-Tho sooru Of tho sovehty.
two ho.,rs' "go- as you- please" ws4x, now In
progress Ut tho Exposition building, Third day,
lo:3o p. ILL.,, WAS a. follows; Mignault,
HdstA,, eH tntlcs laps Hearty, rloetou, los
rslea laps; lurtte, f1t,s1Arg, Isl 12ilos / ian;
!:ox, r,ttsburY. 1ls miles laps; c4mpanA. Nsw
n,Ilsa laps; Fts,enlan, Fitisb,,rK, l1o mIies j
lapa, Dan Kent, Ohio, % mllra laps.
, 1880-05-27

CLHvELAAp, O., May J.-A sense tional ca.e Of
hydrophobla Just came to light th!s sveninE.
bcrwtn Hanna, a brakeman on tho Cleveland,
Columbus, Chicago h indianapolis Railway
while trying to kill = mad dog on the I'd OF laat
August 9as seriously bitten. the brute cling.
Ing to tho Muu's HIND till lifted on
Its feet aud shot. No symptoms Of tho
, 1880-05-27
LIGHTNING FREAKS.

Tho lightning ACCOMMODATING tho storm Of yes-
tersiay wsA almost ~ d4ngcrous and destructive
as 1t was during tho storma at the begIu1,lng Of
tue month. At 1910 ynsterday afternoon
the residence No. b64 Walnut at1eet,
occupied by @. O. Howard, dentist,
was struck by lightning, Tho northwest
, 1880-05-27

lnE nice little quondam independent
sse - aas concluded to put on Johns dqg-oollar
s.au wv oeoome IN "organ," With tho zeal of
sey 'ssay conferts Its first lnbora In Its mnsters
sesFIao ID to read TAn UuluAoo TR1nurs. Eut,,~
wy 3o1F'loE, and Staats-ZetntQ out Ut tho Ito.
sS sStua'caa patty, which they helped to fouml
epout quarter Of tontury before It was born,
sa, ss1, l1t!e QUO; wo admire your spunk, IL nor
, 1880-05-27
C1T,f.1STHN.

NEW fonR, Mny sa.-At Mohnwha, N. j., Sch.
tcrlay, the cattlc-tran, owing to damage to tho
eng1rc. WIS run uEkrl hiding. Ono car. how
over. extrn'l"d to the mnn track, and a min wis
sant buck to ttng tho G1towIng train. b.it before
Settaug any distance away the trniu came thun-
derng hlong. Tho engineer saw tho standing
tratn. reversed hia engine. and lie and tho FIRE.
1non then chnctl for life. THE train. rushing OH.
were broken into xplintera and many cattle
Killed. While nis1crx wcrc quickly dftpatched to
w.re unsnJurctt. all having LOFT tho trnin mid
walked to Tho engine TO sec what caused 1t 10
stop.
, 1880-05-27

Terrible hsenar appeared til yesterday morping,
frnn which time ilnflh WIS cnrtfncd IT. his be1l,
suffering nj ef,nst lnfcryn!s terrible aRnf,v. and
req.itrnR four mrn to bold him, tbe btda end
saMf IT, t,nf h1s nw N tho asrsslos Iae or M e.
tlbly euffertnRs ended. Ito WINS II years OF nTo.
Another ynIng man named Quinn, now in 1lll-
nots, Was bitten at tue enn1e tIno.