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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-27
From a Prominent Physician.

Washingtonville, Ohio, June 18th, 1880.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL & Co., Gents: Reading your
advertisement in Turf, Field and Farm, ofKendall's
SPAWN Cure, and having a valuable and speedy
Horse which had been lame from spawn eighteen
months, i sent to you for a bottle by express,
which in six weeks removed all lameness and en-
largement and q large splint from another horse,
and both horses are to-day as sound as colts. The
one bottle was worth to me one hundred dollars.
Respectfully yours, II. A. ID.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AT JOHNSON.
The Winter Quarter of this lnstitu-
tion will open November 18th.

Rooms and board at low rates. Free return
checks given on the T. Il o. Railroad. A limited
number of Free Scholarships. Send for catalogue
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M MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Assessments may now be paid to c. 8. Page,
Hyde Park, Vermont. Members will please save
necessity of writing by paying promptly. Don't
delay longer than October 10, 1880. ls0tf
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24
Thursday. June "a. 1850.

The revenues OF the Hawaiian King
dom during the last two years amount
ed n 81 1874. SIS. and the expenditure;
To 81 ,495 .697. % the lat of May las.
the royal treasury contained 1888. $50,
and the debt Of the Kingdom was
1888 800. TIE expenditures Of the
nsxt two years are estimated at 81 $780,
400 This indicates o financial condi-
ton OF vigor and health. The estimst.
ed expenditures Of the coming biennial
period include 500, 900 for immigrs-
ton. t94. 900 for foreign mail service.
$4,000 for new royal p ,l.ce. $50. 900
for public instruction, AID 800. 900 for
. marine railway at Honolulu. The
postal service OF the Islands. leaving
out the foreign mails. is more than self.
sustaining.
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10 1874. the Atchison. Topeka and
santa Fe Company had 500 miles Of
G ,mpleted raiiroad: in 1876. TIE miles;
in 1873. 500 miles. and in 1850. 1918
miles. It's esrDiogs meanwhile have
increased from $l.250.806 In 1874 10
Il. 381. 4i3 in 1879. and it is supposed
they viii amount to about eight mil
lions 10 1880. This 10 now one Of the
great lines Of the country. aud promises
to be one Of the most important and
pr. fitabls
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Hendricks 80.
Iova-Bsyard 5. Hendricks g, Payne
2, Mcdonald 2. Hancock 2.
Ksnsas-Psyne 10.
Kentucky -B,ysrd 6. Hancock /,
Thurman 2. Hendricks 2. Tiideu s.
(chesrs) Field 2, Mcdonald l.
Louisiana Hancock 16.
Maine-H.ncock IL.
Maryland--Psysrd 16.
Nassachusets- B4yard liz Hancock
6, Tilden g. Kendall 2. FIeii =. Hen
bricks Z. Thurman 4
Michigan - Lathrop l. Tilden l,
Payne l. Seymour l McClellan Bay
ard 2. Hancock 5. Field 4 Th<ro are
seven sbsentees from this State.
Minnesota Hancock l0l
Mississippi-Baysrd 8. Hsuc.ck 5,
Field 2. TiIden 1.
Missouri-Tilden Z. Bayard 4. Hem
bricks 3. Morrison 4. Hancek 12
Nebrasks-Psyne 6
Nevada-F Field 3. T:lden 3.
New Hsmp.hire-Fieli 1, Thurman
2. Bsysrd.3. Hendricks A.
New Jersey-Bsyard 10. Randall 3.
Hendricks 4. Parker /.
New York-Payne 20. Cheers and
Kisses.
North Carolins-B,yard Z. Hancock
9, Hendricks J. Seymour l. Judge
Black i. Tilden /.
Ohio-Thurnan A.
Oregon-Field 4. Tilden 2
Pennsyivania - Jewett /. Field 1.
Seymour s. Kendall I. Hancock 2, Bay
ard 7, Tilden Is.
Rhode Isiand-S-ymour l. Tlden /,
English 8.
Connecticut Field I Bayara 2 Han
cock 2.
South Carolina-Bay.rdl IA
Tennessee - Hancock II, Field J..
Morrison !. Bayard o.
Tsxas-Hendricks 10. Thurman J..
Rayard 8. Hancock 9
Vsrmont-H.ncuck 10
Virginia-Baysri 10. Field .. Han
cock 5.
West Virgins Thurman Z. Hancock
3.
Wisconsin-Bsyard 6. Hancock /,
Morrison 10. Mcclellan /, Field g
Alabama Bayard z. Hancock z,
Field s, Thurman
Totsl-Bayard 149. Hancock l72,
Payne 81. Mcdonald 8. Lovela0d s,
Seymour 8. Thurman 6SH. Hendricks
40, Morrison 56. Mcclellan 2 Je wett /,
English l. Randall 6 Lsthrop l. Parker
!. Tilden 38. Black 1.
O6ioisl vote of frat ballot-Field IS.
Bayard 1854. Morrison 81. hendricks.
1917. Thurman 6SH. Hancock Ill.
Payne IS. Mcdonald 8, Loveland 5,
Seymour 8. Mcclellan 2, Jewett ],
English l. Randall 5. Lsthrop 8. Tilden
80. Parker /. Black /.
At $40 Pm. the Convention adjourn
ed till 10 An. tomorrow.
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On the Utah aud Northern Railroad
trains are new ranning. to Red Rock.
Montana. 3o4 miles from the southern
terminus at Ogden. Utah. Work has
been begun on the extension from Red
Rock to Butte City, and surveys sre
being made beyond that point. One
line ~ being run to Helena, about 20
miles northwest, aud another north to
Deer Lodge. about So miles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint!
Is there any resson Who You should 60
on from day to day complaining with
Hour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costivensss. Palpitatiou Of
the Heart. Heartburn. Waterbrash.
Gnawing and Burning Pains 1t the pit
of the stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue. and dissgreesble taste in the
mouth. coming up of food after eating.
Low Spirits. &c. No! 1t is positively
your own fault il you do. Go TO your
Druggist get Bottle of
GREENS AUGUST Flower for IS cents.
Your cure is certain. but il You doubt
this. get . Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses viii relieve you
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WHAT YOU WANT.

IL a medicioe that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody 8 Co..
druggists and apothecsries. are now
introducing into the market list OF
non-eecret medicines 1.-THE formula for
the preparation of which is published
on the wrspper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar aud
wild cherry 10 better for coughs aud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sarsspsfill. for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis:
our Soothing Syrup for children: orr
Lozenges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and horse our e.
sence Of Pspsin for dyspepsia. and oar
vsrions toilet preparations are the best
in use.
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NOTICE Fun PUBLICATION,
LAND 0yyscs Al OIynsrA. ". Z. /,
Juna 1nth -

LAND UTICA AZ OlyM3IAs ". I'll
June 18th, 3oo0.
NO1IcB - 43BEBY GIvEu THAT THu
IN Seslout1g nanssd sseslsR he's 1ted pelSee q
Nh n1snatos - nans hnal psuaf b nppoes q 81
eln1n. - sscDs 1nn1 eGsY tAsssof, ND ~
- ppsnf e UinesDss v1Il - ua6s bseoss d. d,
lvsesoa. II. usta1y lublis. = HIS o0cs q
JAY. 4. y. -.
Can Olam, lse-snptjen D. q. No. lsls. Ia
- 1s1Ba Z ssd = = ~ ~. u a oseeisa 4.
teun1n1p - Mesth. 1anos -. anA namss u
16ojoUlnG . ~ u1tDe.oO ~ Sesvs HI epat1auouG
g1Go6oaeo - - oalstveo16a - ~ taet. NJ:
W. 1U1Gnn. 4. uo0nn. 4. ooeoosa "a IVo1
yeAaDsa. IL ~ Gtasuood. 0nnAen1aA eoanAy.
jsiiwss 1T. 1aovH. nasastw.
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Like Blanco's ghost large placards
stare 10 10 the face. landing patent
medicines aud their wonderful curative
powers. DO not believe in these NOS.
trums. made BY inexperienced and in
competent persons under . fictitious
name. II your liver 10 out Of urdsr
nae Pfunder's Oregon Bleed Purifier.
Your Druggist hes il or will get Il for
you. The Original" Insist upon
having it.
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A Complete Cure.
lO2 BAGa ST., DETROIT. Mich.

July lIth, 1879.
h. Fl. WARNER & Co.. Rochester, N.
Y.-GHNTLEMRN: - About i've yeara
since / WAS taken With an affection Of
the liver. which gradually developed
itself. into chronic liver complaint.
tried namerou. remedies without re-
csiving any benefit. and l gave mp oil
hope Of ever being restored to sound
health. when . friend recommended ~
to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. ] procured il. aud strange ia
relate after using two bottles, felt my
system undergoing . great chsnee,
which ended in complete cure. and
have had no return Of the disease sincs.
Very respectfully yours.
e. w. NIFF.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24
rHE STEAMSHIP
TIE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
Lace Tens. sk
CAPT. LAcKLON. Commander.
Van Issvs % ths foiloving dsssl

fh9s sesaaMs Isevs vielosia q nsss o ~
day a6vat6ssA. 1lchsts ere eoeA ONLY On ~
snsns Tor vAicA tAsy ass puschsssd, and srs
not tsanofsesblo Es -
INDUCTION N FREIGHT.
asgeAstw ths frslohes which: % Per tsrl6. h.ve
49, - pr ton. VIII - charged q IS Per ton.
kfon aed ssear this 1efs Al BAeaAeR Of Puest
49, peDsneae b. ,. i. Q. .. Oo.'s sleamsrs
v1a v3ceosss Will - undes houss -. snd
vsu noe - subject 20 examlnafion By custon,.
hoaso saeAse1e11 u Can rfanctsc0
osattis. Jaly 10. is7s.
rss fsstsAt - Dasaes apply - bsuya. q y
y. L TIBDAI1.
esnsal Aesat fos Puas2 Gouaa.
~ TbwnaanA. n.
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RncnHsrxR. N. T.. Oct. 8. 1879.
H. II. WARNER 8 Co.-GRNrs:+I
have for some time past besn afflicted
With dyspepsia from which cnuld OBJ.
tain no permanent relief. until / used
your Safe Bittsrs and Pills; and siucs
using them ] have had no trouble froa
my former complaint. and / cen nov
truly cay that am . veil man.
am gratefully yours
G. p. BRooKs.
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TINS Boss LUNCH AND rHs BEsr
REER. Jon will alvays 6nd !: IL
Concosdia Hall. On Mill street. MOI
only the best Of home made. but also
the sxcsllsnt Hnmboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported bser in qaart o. pins
hottles. Boiled ham and Ill kinis 81
cold lunches % order.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
PoRT TOWNSEND. June 22.-Sailed,
bark Oakland. for San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND. June 2S.-Arrived.
bark Dublin and ship Eldorado. from
San Francisco. M as
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Niehels,s anSallasle a.seeeae..

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
msnently every case OF 0onorrhna.
Gieet and Whites. NO matter Of how
lsng standing. II directions are followed.
Internal medicine not rscomuended or
nsceseary. A cure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For sais BY N. T. Cody &
Co. wholessle and retail druggists, Se-
attic. w. +.
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OI = D..

BoYD-In this city. June 73d, Of consumption,
Mrs. Iottie O. Boyd. aged - years.
GAR1Err-June ID. 1850. upon his farm ct Oak
Harbor. ". +, Augustus 8. Garrett. Of apop.
Levy.
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Fer the besk photographs Il I'll
stylea. 70 bright o. cloady vsathos. .
70 Aoors's. oallivaai blosk, Hscet
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DisTHIcr LAND OSFIcg,
OLHMPIA. WARRINGTON Tx1RrronY.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON.
IN pliancs with she pTovisioss Of the Act Of
Congress approved June 5. ISIS, eatitled IAN Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Cali.
fornis. Oregon. Nsvads and Washington Terri
TO J. Louis Psquet, Of Kitsap county, Wash-
inefon Territory. has this day Aled in this
once his application TO purchase the NE. 4 Of
NE I Of section No. Z. and NV. 4 Of NV.
: OF Section No. 8. in Township No. - North,
Range No. East Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and al persons claiming severely the said
described Land. or any PORTION thereof. are here.
BY required to le their elaine In this ONCE With.
In sixty i6O) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. ct my once, in Olympia
W. T.. thts the 18th day Of June. A. d. 1880.
J. T. BROWN,
te26w.lOw. Register Of the Land Once.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

ExcLUsrvEIY TO TnE IxrELLIGExcER.
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SCHWABAcHER-FLEISH BACHER-Assan Fran.
cisco. June 10th. L. Schwabsehsr and Carrie
Fleishbscher.
wELLS-G Ak1ErsCN-In Walls Walla. june
Lg.h. by the Right Rev. b. Wistar Morris, Rev.
Lenuel H. Wells, Pastor Of IT. Psuls Church.
and Miss Henrietta B. 0arretson. Principal Of
81. Paul's echool.
cRULI -SHRpHARD-1n Wslls Walla, June It'll.
Abraham Crull and Matte sheppard.
RULAF0RD-FORD-In Walls yalls, June 18th.
George 4. Rulsford and Mis- Harths ]. Ford.
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: EVENING PRocnAaAlNE:
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND,

eveWSWO SkOCRANNME:
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
OPERA IN TWO ACTS.
words BY George Coopar. Mssic by J. R. Thomas,
Scsne latd II Italy
CHABACF1Ha
CHARLES - fBsxitonel - Assuming dissuise of
IriAA 6srvaAs ana venetian 0ondolisr. WITH
songs; '.Bsyond the San II Shining" Tim .
? nrotn OF Roy. 's'ssp on but Dream Of Ne. "
4. ~. SNYDER, Jr.
c.AH4E !sopr..ol- Assunise dissuiss q wsis.
Mssk. w1fh songs. s0A. thee Mo- = .I.ove cnss
MT Lssls Hsidsa." sad "whsn Lfs sas
Miss KATE MILLS.
Duet-Oharlss and Clara. .svsegAns.l
t. be followed By opssetta Extrsvaesns. entitled
MUSICAL ENTHUSIAST,
Written and Composed b. John h. Hewitt. Hso
Prof. CROrCaR1. the Musical xsthu.
sisst. Bsso Mr.. GEO. PIN
I'd sISsLErOh. lover - Ippolts. f@''
Tenor; ...;.......:..: Albert n. Snyder, Jr.
caAkLss. ltspiss Swell. he.u q
for the hand 81 ;hs H.s.sa cSS.s:
swiss ssns-"I SID forshs Hills" .Chasit6n rox
~ "oAi Tell me. lssssy
esra,s sons-.1y BARK l.. listener 00a'''s
KtoWe0 ................. .......N. d. 0nydor
Italian Song -"Lo vhsn ths Eagle
r,sa1s :. =. !: ....-..:,.. Mark Merton
Proudly a yoar Mouniainss. .....Ed. saydsr
Ansfscan-"fhs Rsfusss's song
Ippoli.s. orescists daughter. :. Hsir.
ss-sscttesien-~Wha osSo1n In "a
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TO THEVOTERS
KING COUNTY.

Believing that party politics ought not 70 in1e.
encc ne administration Of local aAairs. apd owng
fsaIsy tn no party. untrammeied oy perscusi -
caucus dictstion. hsvins NO other claims than ny
own atnesa and - equal right with others 70 -
pirs % omkss hsrshy onsr nysslf sss y
Candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
OF Kiss County. and rsspsssfally solicit yess
votes as ths sas11ns slsctton.
II. II. Jordan.
m,soikw7m
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mentioned the delegates and others
rose TO their feet and chesred for some
minutes. Doughesty mid IL Hancock
was nominated be would DO elected. snd
he would certainly tske his seat. More
| cheers.
| When South Carolina uas reached
there were great csiss for Hampton.
Gen Hampton took tina platform on
bis crutchsa and received moot enthu.
siassic recepticn. Gen Hampton &C.
onded the nomination Of Baysrd. He
was chesred frequently during HE re-
marka
| When Vermont vss reached Gov
Hubbard. Of Texas. seconded the nom
ination Of Mr. Hancock.
| Mr Strsngfellow. Of Virginia, second
ed the nominstion Of Mr. Field.
| Tho roll Of States was ooocludea at
1 4:43PM
| A motion to sijourn Gill ten o'clock
tomorrow 10 being voted on by cell
| Of States.
There ~ considerable confusion and
cancusing among the delegates.
The mutton to adjoura vas rejected
BY 80 Tor ani s96 against.
| tbs probable that not more than one
ballot will DO taken tonight.
The roll Of States b ordsrsd for-ths
fr-t ballot.
| 4. the arss ballet Alabama VA. no.
ready.
| FIRsr BALLor.
i Arkansas-Fisld ~
| Cal,forpia-Fisid .. Thurnaa 8. Hen.
drichs ]. 6eymnar 8.
Colombo -Fisld I. Loyeland 8.
| Connscticut-Payns Z. Hsndsicks s,
Thnsmsn 2.
Dslaware-Bayard 8
! Fl'sida-Baysrd 3.
deosgia-Hascsck 8.
lllinsis--NesSisea -,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-19
CASUALTIES.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l8-A Gold
Hill dispatch says: A terrible acciden.
at the Yellow jacket mine occurred at
1880. occasioned by car load of tools
falling from scar the surface to the bot
tom. where eight men were on the skip
Four were instantly killed, namely: Neil
Gallaher. A. Althy. Timothy Wilkins and
4. Whitoomb. John Trczona has q thigh
broken. Williams has an arm off and Bar
ney Coyle and Frank Hammond were
slightly injured.
CINCINNATI. June 1S.-A railroad acci-
dent, from a singular cause, happened to-
day at the bridge over the Sciota river
near Chillicothe, on the Dayton & South
eastern railroad. James Duffy, the bridge
watchman, lay down beside the track and
went to sleep with an arm over the rail.
A gravel train backed down upon him and
the entire train was thrown off the track.
Five men were sthrown into the river and
twenty others into the debris of wrecked
train. Duffy will die from his injuries.
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IH EI.ANn.

DUBLIN, June 1S.-The Americans 10.
day fired full complement of shots ai
each range. The wind was light but
variable and somewhat impeded the
marksmen as they had no fag to indicate
Its direction OR force. Their practice,
however, on the whole was fair. The
scores at 500 and 900 yards were as fol-
lows: Scott, 73. 81; Laird. 70. 63; Fish
or, 81. SO; Rockwell. 90, 63; jackson. 70,
os; Clarke. 65. 63; Browne, 6S. ST; Far
row, 70, 90, and Rathbone &c, 81, The
lrlshmen did not fire full compliments at
each range. At 800 yards Miner and
Goghlan scored 6S and ~ respectively.
Inc following were the scores at 900
yards: Miner Ga, Joynt 90, Murphy 60,
Coghlan 95. John Rigby 72. William
hlgby SO, and Dyas 66.
Following is the score Mt 1000 yards:
Americans-Scott "a. Laird SO, Fisher
6i, Rockwell 81. Jackson 60, Clarke 81,
Browne IS, Farrow 65. and Rathbone So.
Irish sbmen-Milner did not shoot; John
RIgby 66, William Riaby Sc, Dyas e7.
Joynt, Murphy and Ooghlan each fired
twenty shots and made 81, go and 90,
respectively. Flags will be placed on the
range,
The betting is in favor of the American
rifle team.
The Irish Rife Association last nigh.
considered the decisions of the rife associ-
alton OF America to exclude separate Irish
teams from future matches for the Cen.
tennial trophy. A resolution was passed
condemning the alteration, declaring they
could not recognize the power of the asso-
citation to exclude teams from Ireland,
Scotland and Australia, oil of which
nationalities participated in the first match
and thereby earned the right to enter
subsequent ones
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CRIEIEAL.

MARSHALL, Texas, June 18.-It was
expected that the argument in the Currie
case would begin this morning, but the
testimony in the rebuttal was heightened.
the state aiming at breaking the testimony
the mental condition of Currie at the
exact time of the killing. In rebuttal of
the testimony of Moore. the mullato wit
ness for the defense, the state introduced
Porter Rhodes. colored. of Anderson
county. who testified to the bad character
of Moore as to varacity; that Moore board
ed with witness two months. Cross ques
toned by the defense, witness displayed
ignorance of the meaning of "veracity"
and made conflicting statements. james
Eastland. of Anderson county, testified
that Moore's reputation was bad. In
view of what be knew OF Moore. he would
not believe him on cath. Kains, train
dispatcher of the Texas & paciic railway,
and Womack. Texas Express Agent, both
testified to seeing Currie just after
tho killing and hearing him say substsn-
italy that be was iu for going for the
whole theatrical troupe. The state intro
duced Hugh McHenry. I. Nj. Hemby and
others 10 rebuttal of the evidence of Cur
r;e's insanity. Witnesses were not experts
on the sutjec. OF delirium tremens. but
could detect nothing irrational in Currie;
thought be was drinking heavily. j. M
Bouham, jailor of T!errison eau-' y. who
has had charge oil Clrfio slDce his arrest,
said Currie required stimulants; as q man
getting over drunk he was stupid; be
recognized friends calling on him, was
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-19
IOWA.

DEs MONIES, June 19.-At the state
tournament association for protection of
game and fish yesterday, the DesMoines
sporting club won the state championship
cup. In the shoot to-day for $500 purse,
Wheeler Of Ft. Dodge and Good,
now of Medlpelis won the first
prize. Hits of Des sMoines second, Butler
of Marshalltown and Mulls of Council
Bluffs won third. The frat prize OF
another purse of 5000 was won by Terry
Cole, of Durant, andiJ ackson z Two sweep
stakes start terminated the tournament,
half of the prizes being taken therein By
DesMoines shooters. Number of birds
shot 7, TO.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-19
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. June ia dispatch from
Fsirbury Ills. says j. Bradbury an edi-
torial writer on the New York Tribune
under Horace Greely. and later an associ
ate editor OF New York World died there
on Thursday evening. aged SO years.
The Democratic congressional conven-
ton, Of the eighth district, which has been
in session three days at Kansas City,
shows no signs of completing its Iabors.
The struggle is very similar to the one
two years ago, which resulted iu bolt,
and the election of Judge Sawyer. Jno. T.
Crisp is now as then. the chief figure in
the contest, and has for his opponents
Messrs. Franklin and Allen, the former an
ex-congressman of the district. Fourteen
ballots have been taken without any
change of votes cast. and the prospect is
that no immediate result will be reached.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Gen. John A.
Sutler, the discoverer OF gold in Caiifor-
MIA, died here yesterday. He had been
sick about q week with inflammation of the
kidneys. His aged widow resides at
Sets, Lancaster Go. Pa, to which place
the remains will be taken for in;erm ent.
President Hayes expects to leave for
California with Secretary Thom pson aud
party about July Ist he will make u
general tour of the Pacific coast,
The Gulnare, Captain Howgate's Arctic
vessel. leaves on Monday for the Arcti ic
regions. The vessel is British and cannot
carry the American flag. the expedition
will be personal enterprise OF Captain
aowgate, who will bear all expenses.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-19

Temperance is attracting much atten.
ton, showing itself in local option laws,
societies, crusades and restrictions upon
liquor production; but with all these eff
forts. the consumption is enormous, and,
undoubtedly. the reason is. because there
is nothing strenuousIy advocated to re-
lieve and destroy the craving for stimu-
lants. But. if the disease was treated
nationally by arousing the torpid Liver with
Simmons Liver Regulator. the dispirited
drunkard would find his cravings soon
dissipated, and with cleared head and
active Liver, he would not want liquor.