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r.xorrs, April 7.-CorTox- Quiet and unchanged,
mtdIlnss, 1l9kc: e,los, 10 hatess receipts, a0os
th1rrucntt. 00D; stock, 6:ah01.
SEw ORLEANS, Apft N,-CoTroN-Btchdy, mid
llns i:c; low ndallhE 1l'.c, good os1lnarY. iWSc,
I'M. sl1ck, Isr3lf -. -
, 1880-04-23

cLxvxtAsp. O.. Arr1i 2.-Pr1RnLKuM-Qu!ot
.tnnanfA white. ito test, nc
T1Trsnrna, m. April q. - pErnoIEuM ~ Dull;
er,,o stcndy Mt otAo At rnrker's for shipmant rc-
fined. ~. rh!,aaclpha delivery; d.. ily1sty;-- < 49,.
orencd nj 7t.fc; h,Ghesk 7i1ko. lowest e; e10snR,
c; snems1e i hi: GG asafase snns sa'1toss
, 1880-04-23

Of stone. which cAused her tn l}ronk In two md
s!nk II deep Enter. Tito na1tor wHa owned hy
N. Dehelhner of Dulfnlu, and was uninsured.
:. The yacht 0rIoIe loss ono OF her 1nasa by a re-
cent 1ro at Toronto.
, 1880-04-23
THE LAKE ERIE DISASTERS.

THE LAKE ERIE DISASTERS.
Private dispatches wore received hora ycstcr-
day ANNOUNCING that M expedition hns hcon Or
Rantzed ani dispatched to rescue tho schooncrs
Triumph aud N. f.. Tercw, ashore at Long Point,
Lako ERIC. Tho pcrew is feaRfpv 50 uttlo that
her pl,m,ps aro nbIo tN keep hcr FREQ. Tho
Triumph Ii lcnking nlso, but tn what extent l1
mt known. Tho caEgocs nj both vessels havG
,iflf1uesuouabiy suffered congalgcablo da13a4ye.
It II thought tAat bqth can be got OF without
t1ffuu1ty.
, 1880-04-23

q. W. Wcacott, C. II. johnson. Wahaah, Migsio
l. jones' ElHgHFn, LucertIe-
Clcnrc1--1rnpulIcr Havana; BehoonerE Morn.
lng Star. Christine Nilsson, q. A. King, md Ahira
Cobb.
Tho Acnrn was chartered to-day for lumber
from Uinck River to Chitdgo,
, 1880-04-23

TOTAL WRECKS.
Tho schooner Girls drovcs, hsholu at Oscodn,
IL frnkan IN two, and tdtai loss. sho has been
stripped Ut her OUTFIT.
Capt. Conner, Of tho steamer Marine city, rc-
rorte That tho barge Hamlet waa abandoned ty
her Captain. havtng Rone to p!cces- The fian.
let WIS cut thrnukh by ice In tho Straits, nhl
heaohed In Maeklnaa Harbor.
EFFECTS or THE EOnTIIEAsTER.
Special Dispatch 10 IAs CAeaeo 1SibunA.
MfLwArKRA, Wis, April ec.-This morning
about 0 O'Clock rs tho schooner Stampede.
londcd with rock plnster, wns nbout entering
shuboysan hArhor In tow ot tho tug Tllson, tho
schooner Glen Cuyler nas mot coming nut tn
tow Of two fshlng amac}ts. Confusion occurred
In which the Stampede driftcs1 up past tho piers
md On to tho beach, where sho wns sclttlcta to
prevent pounding. Tho tug Wclcomc, with n
steam pump, will leave hero as soon as tho
wcathor permits to rcienso tho ycssot.
Tho northeast wind hns Aickcd mp gnito sen
outside. but no disasters have occurred at this
point. Tho tug bismarck md propeller Chr.
camc Inside. Tho harHn Whiting. With cnsK,
shifted, put In for shelter, ns did Tho schooncrs
Mary D. Hale, Ottor, md jonn!o Mullen.
The prorGl1er Lake Erie, With cedar ties from
will be tinckcd to-nlnrrnw.
vreefed seo~ T. ii it'll II Tho @ scsse ' l. eottoness
No grain oharlcrs wore matto to-t1as, ~ conts
llcfng nsksA for wheat to Buffalo. Tho Thouas
Parsons was tRken ut that ratio tnt0 ycstcr1lAy
Nc nrrivnls from, below,
A dcck-hand finmcf John Turner, employed
on tho propeller Lowell died suddenly Of heart
disease on the vcsao1 to-nEght,
, 1880-04-23

NEW TonE+ April .2.-Tho jobbine ts1do - rnther
moro nctlyc Int business conttnusa quet with puct-
ace ho,srs. Cotton goods In light dcn,and at first
hands hut tho eet tnntes Of paln md cnlneeh cot-
fnnS nFn stotltly hold hy hscns. rrlnts gnipt hit
lawn, and wido prints doing fairly. Woolun goods
apct and hfm.
, 1880-04-23

SClOUNE En- .JENETE E1tAuAM SUNK.
spsctal Dtspateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
CEtEnor0Aw, Mich, April 1.-The schooner
Jennie Graham, Of st. Cathorincs, with wheat
for Midland. struck nn Dick lslnnA shanl,
Georgian Dny,, Inst Ffiday, In n henvy north-
eaAtcr, and sink between tho stonls and the
island IN forty fcet OF wator. Tho crew woro on
LHkc Huron tn saIlbont TIL Inst night, when
iied several tines. md Il VIA ith Inc grcatcst
difficulty they. kept her niioat- Tho Cuptain
statcs he never experienced stieh hardship and
suffering since be has bron on tho hikes. Wind
tO-daY west, brisk, md cleaS,
, 1880-04-23

nrrro1r. Arrtl M-rLotfR-nutt. . ....
nHAt.-Yheat easier: extra nominal, No. white,
f,ist, April, &t.15>s; a1ay s1is4, june vLlsxt mill
ite nhnirnt. -.
'"fgFEjrfs-Yhent, a. mn tu.
kiitpNENrs-Whcht, l7,un bus
, 1880-04-23

GnAnn HAVEN. April .i.-Capt. r. ". Kirby
successfully launched his new tug West Batch
ctlcr To- tiny. Cnpt Kirby Intends her for tow.
ing botwccn 6rutld ffavcn and Muskegon.
, 1880-04-23


Rpteidl Ditpdtth to Ths ChtMno Trthune,
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, April sc.-Tho bnrRo
Emerald, lumber linden, while towing down tho
river this afternoon, struck a sung and sunk
ns'o!it four ,n1ics below tho city. She was bound
for Sundlsky.
, 1880-04-23

eswEco, Aurit z7.-t4HAtE-SWheat nrm, hard No. I
Minnesota spsioR. ttaa.' Corn nnmtnally unchanged
, 1880-04-23
SUFFERING IN WESTERN KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Aprli ea-Tho. Fost- Dtsroeeh
specia! from Kansas City sRys: Advfces from
Western Knnsns report that the drought and I'M
favorable weather have totally destroyed tho
aparlnl failure Of the Grips Tor loo miles north
and south Of Tnpoka. 3tnny fnru,exs in tho
*estern IHrs At tho 6tnta ar5 suffering, aud ti
helm. =
, 1880-04-23

sytttnI Dispatch 10 IN* chtoae9 Tt4b*xa.
CLEVELAND, O., April 2s..-i3crnrtcd-rropeI.
lcrs Cuba md potomuo, merchandise. Chicago.
Charters-Ech1euors ooshawk, coal, Cleveland
10 Portage l.nkc: 8. ". Foster, coal, Cleveland
to Chicago; both private terms.
, 1880-04-23

fYprAsArotIs. April z2-t3nAtS-Whsnt stcaty,
No. 4 red, tf.la91.u. Corn nrm At a3fa&1. Oats
.tcady 1t 37a3sc.
, 1880-04-23

tialmy alaop B<x.i digestion, rich blood, elastiQ
step, and uhctrfulness III Hop i3tttsts.
, 1880-04-23

HNY CTTYs
Hpfetdi ptspdtsA to 9ak CMeAno TktnHnA

spsetai Dtspdtsh to 7as Chicago TttoAns.
BAY Clrr,, Mich, April G.-Capt- ". n.
1ltldgcs' new t1k was successfully launched at
p. m. from The ilay City dry-dock. The bNrgo
Emerald. lumber la',en, err.ing leak coming
frnm Saginaw this afternoon, aud sunk In ten
feet Of M1tGr,
, 1880-04-23

Fotetai Dt,paleh to 7Ae t1Aieaeo 1StbuH&.
Kansas CsTF, Mo-. Anil 1.-flpAEN-rho' Price
cprrtnt 1rposA. WhAat-Ilotcipss tho past wcok.
fso h,; shipments, 1aaS hu; kctivo and hiHhar, Fo.
srosh Ilf, Apr1l, ti0f. Nh. eaeh Mskf, MeY. Hsic
-itecfntd tho Pass wEat, 81 "a hat shipments
y fT3 hu, wonk; No Cnsh. 204ok MaY, EHc.
, 1880-04-23

6psftaA DtepateA u. ~ Chtfaaa 1"oarA
EgoAhAaA, Mlnh.. April ss.-Arriyed-Prnpol-
lor Ohio; sahooners @. n. Hyan. ]. T. johnson,
, 1880-04-23
EDUCATIONAL,
Providing Safe Literature for the
Young-leaslng School
Property.
This County Defrauded in the Dis.
tribution Of the Gcheol
Fund.
How to Get lid OF Injuncttons-~0ptlonnl
Studies.

Tho Dohfd of Education held m adjourned
mc0tinG last evening, President Hoyue IN tho
CHAIR. and present oil the Inspectors except En-
EllAh. 1lrcnan, and Rtehfcra.
4 communication was received from John n
Gregory. fresedcnt Of the Illinois Industrial
University, stating that tho Faculty hud votc.1
to place tho four Hlgh.sch0ols Of Chicngo nu
their list Of accredited schools, and graduates
having Diplomas from my ono Of thasu schools
would be admitted 10 tho Unlvaraty. md 10 such
courses Of atutty "a thots fltgh-schooL course
might at them for.
It was referred to tho Committee On Hlgh.
Schools.
THAef1r LITEnATuNF.
a communication was received from anperin-
tenlent Doty Inviting attention to tho fact that
inrsc number Of school children wcrc addicted
to tho practice Of rcndtng c!ass of chcap
pamphlets, the Influence Of which could mol
hut he positively hnrtfil. It kor,e step could
lo tnkcn to countornct this ortt by having prin-
cipais and teachers guide md largely contrn1
the reading dono by pupils, tbs galn would be
incntculahle.
Convinced TINT tho benefit to tho community
from evening" schools WIS In no way conlnlen.
Fusnte with tho cost Of supporting them, he ss,9.
Eestcd that the Committee on Evening Echnole
examine md report upon tho ndvIsahtltty OF
purchasing 10000 copies of judlclously. scioctetl
Juvenile hooks. 70 be distributed among thn
pupii ii a thois feaprts ait. Sixth. as savon,s an
eighth Erndcs: Rs this tnoand the f5pnri cnuiti
ST. oc assoses sfs II o Srs srsas Sns 81 sS
schpols-
a Communication WAS received from Thomas
+. Patterson, offering to l,uY tho p. % acres oi
the 8. f. 4 0f Sec. IT, n. II, for &;,'N,-fet tsE
cash. and tho balance In one md two years at i
TO tho Committee on School, fund Property.
AMAD1soN AND tIALaTBp BTREsT PROPERTY.
, 1880-04-23


showing total tosa to tho county during tho
fuuf yoafa named ot $tsx..s7a, ThornforU tt Ia
nf Cook County that tbs enumeration " poss9ns
livlux therein who are uIldcr tho ago of II yu1rY
hu full complete, and aGcilrho In tho census to
y. takan NUT june by the unIta4 Bsatea author,
jtln1; Ind
WIlktMAs, A schDol oensus ia to he t4ken thIv
yeas, aud tho school statistical your ts by law to
ca,nlnence on July l, Instead Ut OCT, aS heruto-
furu; thDrofUru,
ites,Iu<d. Thnt tho achool ceusus Of tho City of
Eh!cAXo bo tAken during tho month Of Ius,u,
!H w. ~ IT, tt'tnPlat0 tho sumo IN nlA,At thu
Int oi July lh59; anu that Il eolp1ullt0o 0f thrsa
ll,osnbess nf this 1lUAr1 10 appointed, Of which
tho PruatuUnt vt thu I3onrl ahAl4 10 aI,p, and
shall be EhA!tAau thorNf. ID supervise tha tnk-
!G u tho city sehool consla, 0ul 10 alvlBa with
n'M rend1p SUCH Asslst9nce to thu Unlle4 6.utea
aleial may pasiM!t. 10 Tho eu1 that ilo psfsl un-
dor tho 4xe IT II ypars residing In tic City Of
C1lcaEo hA Omitted trutsl such UcllHns.
OPTIONAL BTuhtk6.
Inspector Frako from tho tnajorsty Of tho
bpaeial Cnmlnltteo appointed to examine tntn
tba haartu9s Ut tho aeulsutl OF the Supreme
thS question 1T nptl9nal stullDe, and also u;iuA
Tho resolutions sCgulatuY tho sttlea Ut in.iHtr,
fisFtsatt, and tsra wing, reported tAt tho qt.ss.
lion presented and decided was whrther tho
power htl bae1l arunteh tho Board Of lHre1tpfs
lit common scho0is by tho General Bohoul law u
compel scholars To study oth0r alli hlKhnt
branches than those en.JnekAtel III tho law,
W.: okshoxrafy, reading n English pen
, 1880-04-23

.tmnrs before eatlnN. pain and dlstGeas aft
*sasas prevented hY Malt lllttegt !.
, 1880-04-23

M rrnt 1t!kc: Mny dnd Junt, TIT rejected, 8e4cs
anntn uttl, ss14tr. &FntA nFnt H. 4 3f{cA =.
fo:cd@Wf,enl 'r{cEna,s ~ - fSn 4FI5.a I'll Hiss
kkrKnTk-SYneht. z1bb bu. ooFn g, w bur barley,
sm1rxk srs-wheat II 100 hu, core. slJpo nu, bar
!
, 1880-04-23

TuRIENTINE.
WILMINGTON, N. C., April 2:-sr1nlIs or TIn'
rENr11E-Flrm at Ar.
, 1880-04-23

Ncsv Ifnrnpallfro ReturuS..
A Now Hampshire Indy wrttos: Mother 1ns
bccn nttllhtcl for ycaFs With kl1noy t1IhenasR.
Last epring sp ~na v9ry. fntl, aud hnl nm alarn.
Wort prf'rcd Rruat blosaiug, aud has COM
pl1tg}y curpJ bOr,
, 1880-04-23
RAILROAD TINfE-TARhR.
ARRIVAL, AND DEPARTURE OF TRAI1B., =.

EXPLANATION or ftKv1nxNuR MAnKx-4sAturdNv
fTcspted. S6drdAJ sEueptsd; 4Moudsy eaeoptx,L
ChfenEn d Northwestern aSAlIvMyx
For Nnps, nntis-Qooks, Tuo -Tahtes. 6Ia0pInx-t.ar
aeSonnndsuons.. .npp1y a. any of NJ feliowfns
f1ceat n!acee q, tho Ennrnnyi o Clark.St4 Hrnnd
Fac1no Hotel, nFlhkA Exprnbi Once. Ton nuyth0as1
corner Hsnnoinh .nnd Btnta-stsl. Palmer House,
coIntF Canal mud MAdncH-Bt&* {on Wh4t 8,do> eEa
At tho d1pul& > - "' 3'~~" '-@"">'
, 1880-08-01

a 1fehtsr heart, leaving the police authorities
to cnter up one more case OF run away from
houle with stolen money, produced by thf
reading Of such fye-cenHS Ha1s novels as Daring
Basr fs1 rho outlsw's Doom" sSilhe scarie' sia
Srx, !; "An9al Of the Wayes,'' 'sWineeG
I0eaaiu.0 and other books Of TINT ilk rs arr
publishel by the Pictorial Printing Com
pzny OF Chicago. Cn his way to the
% @Tbo Soy Captive y in his library, as he he
thoneht the present q fitting occasion in
which to improve his time by reading. The
officer explained that the book was s'out.''
0ipt Lss IA taen ssa5fhsd af thS Ghiesgo p
dsS'3ly oui 2Gdinr i it It but found 'George Weli @
arspbeti m % Chicf O'Donnell, Of the lakeside
city, asking ii the boy was wanted there.
/ few hours later reply was received that
such party was wanted ut Joliet, Ill, for
johnson, and thereupon Sergeant Chapman
went down to the calaboose to try and make
tho boy - 4queal."
boy out Of the cell 50 that the conversation
might By unobstrqcted. The boy had q
Of bread iu the other, and fixed his eyes on
Sergeant Chapman as he asked:
'sDo you know David johnson, a farm
The boy reflected, and continued to eat.
When he had disposed OF the meat and
"Dayid-Johnson ?-No,-L-lon't know
aChap." looked puzzled. Presently he
said:
"But you've seen it FROM the outside, e}l ?''
Yes, liz had; and with this for starter,
the Chiefs Secretary carefully felt his way
with questions till the boy confessed, stating
tfnt IFS name was George Blair; that his
father, and mother, and az his sisters, cons-
Ing along the highway, near Joliet, one day,
wle1l he met farmer named johnson WHO
took him in and gave him home, and was
trying to teach him farming Ia return for his
board; that OIL Monday afternoon about i
tue pockets Of Mr.. Johnson's coat, hang
taking the 10 80 p. N. train for Braidwoot,
where he purchased the greater part Of his
arsenal and new pair OF shoes; that he
stopped at BLOOMINGTON to fill up, and so
and whence he intended to 60 to Omaha,
where lle believed he had some relative
whose sex a1u name lie did not know, and
after that he was going to the plains to kill
1ndians and hunt deer and buffalo and such
Whereupon the City Marshal OF Joliet was
properly advised by wire, and the young
desperate will be held till Mr.. johnson
comes along and decides what shall be done
with him.
And till that event arises Secretary Chap
man has but one fear, and that is that the boy
has probably lied to him with the same
facility that lie did to the officers who first
TOOK him III. The people at the Four Courts
did intend to organize IN ti-yellow-backed
literature society, but, after rejecting on the
ayldity with which they devoured the
columns Of the National Police Gazette,
concluded to act consistently with their
ntitcini tastes.
, 1880-08-01
TTTE JUSTICES.

The betting fraternity will do well to be-
ware OF tho deceptive paddock, a contriyance
like common paddock, which is opened
and closed in peculiar manner, and
which is furnished with secret spring,
upon moving which the operator makes it
Impossible for any one unfamiliar with the
secret to either open OF close the lock. Will
latu Walker, 4 liyery-keepor, while ont upon
q hurrah yesterday, met the patlock sharp
Canal street. The. article was exhibited,
and upon beta for tue drinks Walker
and several others we're induced to try their
hands at 1t. Those in coliusion with the
operator opened it readily enough, Of course,
aud one Ut tham took Walker into his con-
6denca and showed him how to do it, and
when the operator offered to take odds that
pockstbook Was suddenly flushed, and lie
bet Sl00 to $40 that he could open it. He lost
OF course, and then lle went strGightWay to
the West Madison Street Station and entered
complaint. Officer Costello went to the
saloon and arrested P. 4. Sullivan and James
Welsh, but tbs third and chief operator
could not be found. Then, when the case
wns called for trial before Justice Walsh,
Walker could rot be found to appear against
tharR, and hence the case was continued
Until next Tuesday.
.Jusiics Wallace: Thomas Ponier, the La
Grunge horso-thlef, $500 to the Criminal
Court; frankie Wilson. larceny. OF SIS from
DanIh1 Collins, stealing three pairs Of bouts,
$soe to the Criminal Court Justice
W6sh: Fred H. and Laura Irwin. larceny
OF jcwclry and silk dress from Miss Maggie
DugEzn, Of Nos. luz and 104 West Madison
street, $500 each to the Criminal Court Jus
Keed. alias Mcdonald. adultery. 500 to the
Criminal Court
, 1880-08-01
Nina Garrison at Candahar Prob
ably Able to Sustain
Itself.
European Influence Having Its
Effect on the Porte.
one by One the Berlin Requirements
Are Aoceded To.
, Sharp attack by the Montenegrins Re-
pulsed by the Albanians.
I'm, gkobeleF Progressing Satisfactorily
in His Asiatio Campaign


AFGHANISTAN.
AFFAIRS AT CABU1-
Y,rnoy. July SI-A dispatch from ,Cabul
..rs +ho news Of the disaster has had nc
os' ees.t rot On affairs at Cabul Matters are
nroeresslng as before. The news IS very m
nrdectiy, Il at all, known to the Afghans.
RErSEoRcEsfESTs.
Tho giucs this morning SAYS: "The FIRST
b,tcb Of reinforcements will sail from En-
s,and to day, and before the end of Septem.
her the last Of 4, 500 men we are sending out
viii have landed at Bombay"
Bombay dispatch says it is now calcu-
100 that Gen. Phayre's force will reach
rsndahar about tile 95th OF August
BURROWS FoECE.
The latest statements make Burrows force
26M.
A Bombay dispatch to the Standard SAYS
randahar disaster Is over, the situation is
1aoarde3 much more fayorably. It Is now
sdmitted that the garrison OF Candalar
onrht to be able to hold its ground with
BURyNG THEIR PROPERTY.
Anrfyste letter from Candahar, dated the
1sh inst. describes the effect OF the news OF
Ayoob kahn's advance across the delmunQ
Is already very considerable, Merchants and
veIto-do people were burying their proper
b md preparing to leave the city.
NATIVE REPORT.
OCEnKH, July Sl.-There Is no news d.
do not describe Gen Burrows defeat as
c.ushins. They state that the British cavalry
aod artillery were lured by the enemy's
cavalry feiguiug retreat into an aMbuscade
, 1880-08-01

he zates f q PAID in tbs ety. ne ana 9tf ia
vffe them to come berg to work; and
The Saiiders Essnanxe ssR feeoe$
Il esf Of Ssas5S na s osa0a
ntsh copies OF suid list and general directions
upon application to a1l strangers drawn here By
our advertisements; and
Re*o1ued. That We. the members OF the Mas-
ter Masons and Builders Association. do hereby
men.
Mr. Fox at this point discovered that ha
wasn't in favor Of raising wages at all, and
suggested that it would be q proper thing to
do Tor the Exchange to pledge itself not to
pay more than So for this season
The Chairman thought this was contain
plated in the resolutions.
Mr. Robinson WIS heartily in favor Of in
vltin9 outside mechanics to the city, and put
ting down the unruly spirits now here. lie
wouldn't exactly deprive the local brickluy-
ers Of work, but merely snb]ugate them for
generally. That there was work here for
outsiders was only too apparent. and IN ill
yitation from the Exchange would be an Ell
couragementto them to come.
outsiders didn't come here without an inyi-
tation if they could make more money BY do
Mr. Prussing answered the question by
stating that number of the briekluyers,
purporting to act in their individual capaci-
ty, had sent out notices through one OF the
advertising agencies in this city warning
outsiders that there WIS nothing here fur
them to do. statement which every member
of the Exchange knew to be false.
The Chairman said he had understood such
to be the case, and had asked the question
for the purpose OF drawing out other Ien.-
bers on the subject. He hoped it wouid'go
out to the country at large that there was
, 1880-08-01
LOCAL CRIME.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

T,et a.a,,;na n,,ottor otto,,,,,+ woe modo
tn murder n West TwdlftI, street policeman.
but Ike all the other recent attempts, it
fai1ed rather by accident than through any
lick OF intention on the part Of
thieves At 1.30 in thu evening Offi-
ar 1oh, 1ror,rthv uh,la notrnl;no h;a
*. So''4i Nee''' wy "ne P,'.,o. az
posi-, sa" lae NOTORIOUS lnus anu ttltt fFanA
1go standing Oh the corner OF Wright and
Jefferson streets. He went up to him, and,
as Iyo is I. man whom the police have in
structions to run lit every time he is seen
lettering about III the streets with
dissotute companions, the officer placed
station with him. lie had not gone far when
four Of Igo's pals overlook him and began an
assault, Nothing serious happened until
John CuyauaeI,. alias the stKid from Troy,''
took up position little ahead Of tile officer,
and across the street, and fred two
shots il quick succession, one Of
which struck the officer on the
right leg Mccarthy dropped his prisoner
aud made after Caynnagh, whom he would
have speedily worsted had not Igo, after
having been Released, followed him and shot
him once again in the same leg. 4 running
fight continued for some little distance
Until tho thieves and the policeman
had emptied their revolyers. The wounded
officer was then Obliged to retreat into &
saloon at No: 57s Jefferson street; The four
up and fred into the saloon Mt him.. swear
ing all the while they would kill
hin before thoy ceased. One OF
thoir bullets struck Nicholas Ballman,
who had entered the saloon to get S. bill
changed and inflicted aSlight wound on the
, 1880-08-01
JOURNALISTIC,

Sr. Louis, July 31.-A new Journalistic
venture appeared here this afternoon IN the
shape Of the Erentng Chronicle, six
column two-cent paper, after the style Of tho
Detroit Nc,gs. It is published by the Chro1l-
icle Publishing Company, Of which E. W.
Scripps, formerly Of the Cleveland press, Is
President: Stanley Waterloo, late city
editor Of the St. Louis Republican. is secre-
tary; George i. Scripps, recently Ut the
editor-in-cillef, and 6. Fl. Seripps business
manager. twill be independent In politics,
and devoted largely to local news.
, 1880-08-01
FO0T-TRIPS IN GERMANY.

1
| speetal c'F'e.ponataet Of I"< c@'sa2o s Tribune
LE1pz1a,' Germany, June, 1sso-LookinS
out of my window In the 4'Lion," at Rocll-
| litz. early in the morning. have charming
view Of the mountain over behind the castle
castle.-else they weuld never have got 10 be-
cities in old times). take good breakfast.
IN sfue nngsi aas'on @ 10 tne gten1 @ aum,l,
tlol u lalle'olo alu "alpe''"no 4'Ae ~ 40
people eat so,-and then l start for the
mountain, marching up through the silent
courtyard of the castlc,-,,ot with EARNED
1oocsleps ee,.oihE VI tn7 stone Da1
Niue1eent, Century. AS rule, never en-
ploy guides much; but to-day / somehow
sa!aot ~ iessss 'ne p1e.'au taes =: ~: . lt.o
Dos, " years olo perhaps, anu us rosy
checked sister, a year Or two younger, who
want to show NE the way for groscllen.
They said their father had no work and their
them a little sister the day before. dare
say they lied. They were certainly misera-
BILE guides But I. gave them couple OF
groschen 11for their pretty eyes" as the
French say. I really wanted to kiss the
tiny, bright-eyed ntaiden-but I am rather
afraid Of girls!
There are, even in Germany, hundred
mountains, perhaps, finer than the poor little
" seen many grander ones in Switzerland; but
for charming proportion and lovely scenery,
this little Berg" seems to ne unsurpassed,
at least for people who are contented with
mps ~ v ssrs 70 Ia
USE. There is q tower on the top
Of the mountain, which I ascend
for. penny, and where, 9f course,
! lnsSrl6e my name III the strangers @
ing outlook lfDOn the ancient uDuble-tur-
, 1880-08-01

NOETENEGRISs REpULsED.
CoysTANTIsoP1.E, july 3L-A Scutan dis
patch says tour battalions OF Aontenegrins
attacked the A}banians on Wednesday,, and
were repulsed.
ANOTHER CONCESSION.
CoSsTAEr1SopLK, July 3l.-The Anbassa-
dors are without instruction from their re-
spective Governments since the Porte's reply
to the collective note. Abeddin Pasha has
promised the cession OF Dulcigno: It is
hoped, consequently, at the Porte that the
proposed naval demonstration will not be
made.
All Pasha has been appointed Governor OF
Adrfaaople.
MURDERED.
English Missionary, DR.. Parsons; and his
two servants, hare been murdered at lsmidt