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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-10

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A>P7MRS. L. O. WOODY, Fashionable Hair
vs. Dresser and Dress Making. Does the
finest hair work OF any one in the city. she
makes braids, puts, curls, frizzes, wigs, In
visible front pieces, watch guards, hair jew
elry of all kinds also nrst-class Dress Making
Ladies' will save money by giving her call, at
No. 1910 Elm street, South side. mario
s[y PERSONS OR FANILIES-Wanting
<y<Boots or Shoes, First Glass City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, will
do we'll TO call at COS Main street; always on
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once as desired. Pri ces Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-10

New York, March 9-Flour dull; wheat dull;
corn dull; pork dull, at I'm; lard
weak. G5; spirits turpentne, 40; rosin, 45;
freights steady: c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-10

NEW YORK, March 9-Stocks -; money
5@Gexchange, long, 4Sil6; do, short, 4S71S; State
bonds dull; Governments quiet
NEW YoRK March o. - Cotton quiet; sales,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-10
GALVESTON.


Kansas City, March 9.-Wheat = No. . spot,
| IL; No. spot, / O5h.
Kansas City, March o. = Bacon, clear, TX
rib aud long, "a.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

SoNE oftha best sage ever offered
COR sale ii this market, at Prater's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

SOME choice soc. tea at @. Hen.
vas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

TIE Arena correspondent to the
Chronicle reports the following sad
case of sickness and suffering: "We
were not q little surprised to see
Martin Harrison, son Of Brazer Har-
rison, on our streets one day last
week. He has been bed ridden with
pleurisy over a year, and has In
that time been under the care and
treatment of every doctor, and l
might say every quack, within reach
of Arena, until the disease had be-
come chronic and gangrene had set
in. Last September, DR.. McGoflin,
of Spring Green, who succeeded DR..
Walbridge, tapped his left side by
inserting tube between the fifth
and sixth ribs, since when,-and |
do not exacper7te-several buckets
full OF matter have run from it, the
heart has been pressed out Of place
until it beats on the right as it for
nerly did ,a abe left side. In this
condition McGolin dropped the case
as O hopeless one, and the patient
lived several weeks without any
attendance except such as he re-
caived at the hands Of his faithful
mother, until the lungs filed up
With matter and lie smelt so bad
hat q person could hardly remain
in tae room with him five minutes.
10 this almost helpless condition DR..
Pinlerton found him, when he To-
Gated here some two months ago,
and has since had the case in charge,
and by attentive and skillful treat
ment has almost miraculousIy
brought the disease under control
aud in a fair way to permanent
cure. The doctor deserves great
praise for the attention he has given
the case, without money and with
out price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

FROM the Sturgis, Mich, Weekly:
Mr.. John Brast, living IN Sherman
Township, informed US few days
ago that his feet had been so terribly
trost-bitten that he could hardly
stand the pains caused thereby. He
happened to think Of st. Jacobs
Dl--whicb he always keeps handy
rubbed his feet twice with the rem
ely, and the pain disappeared en-
tirely, He not only values St. ia
coba Oil as an uueXcelled remedy
fer many other painful diseases, to
which mankind is subject, but he
$3.50 asserts il is really invaluable
for the many diseases horses and
stock are subject to, and which so
often play havoc with the prospects
of the farmer and stock raiser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
EVE ANEp E.NEs

DIR. w II. CAMPBELL, the well
known oeulist of ST. Louis, who is
now in this city, at Mt Walkers
hotel, will visit Darlington for one
week, from May 10th to May 18th,
and will remain here for two weeks
after may 18th. Permanen6 cures
guaranteed ii diseases of the eye and
ear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
E'innos and Organs.

Hoare Bros. are agents for the
Chickering, Decker Bros, Aath-
ushek and Story & Camp pianos
and for the Estey and Story u Camp
organs. Music rooms over Martin
81 ToaN 5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
CALL at Vivians if you want to get
good garden seed.

As Goon-a sewing machine as can
be found in the market for sal at
this office, at price that will aston
ish the "oldest inhabitant."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

Try some OF chat oat meal as c.
iIendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

MULHAIRN's "Infant" costs only
five cents, and is sure to provide
more comfort than any other infant
in town.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

Sewing machiue needles, OILS, and
the various extras kept for sale by
Well, opposite PulGord's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

NEW glassware very cheap, at c.
Hendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

SOMETHING entirely new as well
a. the best ever introduced in Min
rIal Point is the clinch back sus-
pcnder for sale at Gundry & Gray's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
BEETISI ~.
DR.. wv. OdQers,

II ENLIST, Al operations performed without
i pain l,y tIe use Of mel.gag.I air, or gas.
Rooms, over Ieusddts 2r"gsyy store, ~
, 1880-06-18

KALLOClI.

1Eia Church Will Stand b, r,,n
BAN FnAsc1sco. June l1.-At moo,,nn
Metropolitan Daptlst Church. the Rev t ot = tae
loch pastor, last cven!ns, preamble md Il T. ~
luuons wcra adopted strongly Ipdor.1na ,eso+ -
loch., The resolutions sdy the uotn1'ars ns ksl.
church hnd hoard oil the CHARGES H.. tac
aS bssn a5G e9pR:t he pa.te pa,e pao
bis !abors tn behalf Of llA church nh r. toat
per!ty Under bis eare hate earned Ia ~ ptos. e
gratitude Of every member Of tho eonnra,m n,m the
Tho tast resolution ttntsi "'uxssRadon.
lIt4ored, That whatever civil cout.s A, A..,.
atRstlcnt &uuncffs may decreo va xii ecele.
,nG1 n, IN ne lIEht IT malisnant
cause r. to stand moro r,nly b. h9 nt ahs and ,aa
acc'lsatlons II prpor form, coming from n, Hn .ac
and tlnnrcjuttMl st'urccs, ntfect1nr III ~ pupor a
Md ninlsteftai character aro presented ~ anfM
thp, proper maunor. ia which cass 70 as ~
hold %a ,ea oar'sslySs s,n, reads to 9ivo Lin, 70 70
n1 tha q engsh fa|s bearing pnraf fGst sris
neltner ms Ehurrh nor any pictnt,nT ~ !. uAt M
ne use for TIC purposo Of urcatn9 nv see,sa ea
dco h1n or bis son. our tclnved broibcr fte!n n H..
Clvi! cases which may a6uct tteir reni.t,nns ~ ans
their ltborty, OF: thcir Ito. A'potauoa.
, 1880-06-18
CR0P.N0TES,
StTetne bhnateh to The chleuoa Irto..nk.

Stfths Dhrlseh to The Ghteaen Tftht.nk.
arilSuFllI.p, ILL.,, juno H.-rhe Forthcoming
June cr0p report of tlG Hluto Department ut
Agriculture will contain tlu following suln,pary
OF alt the reports reectvci: Tho seslsou Of lSSo
hus bcrn exceptionally Iavorabls for plowlug,
planting. and tho cultivation Of crops,
hs well us the most satisfactory re-
stistS attending tho breeding md fec.1Ing
OF live Stuck. The exceptions III tho
why Ut drought, excessive ruins, injury from
INSECTS ,r dsaAxH among snrln Mnltnals ure us,~
lsst'atly rArD ad caNitnel t0 narrow lIn,its, and
other loasts thorfron, will bu comparatively
Small 1T tic iottalltics wherp rulA,rtri TITO
crnps nro IN promising eutidltlon with scasruly
9!1 efctpt!o ard soitstInnble wenllspr Misil tho
hHy And ErAts Glula nro harvested vii! l.aIlvp
uro}'s lnnth ntoyu the Averaxe both IN Qu4lity
aud QuuntIty.
sp<ttas D.pateh 10 Tas Chicago 1rtauns.
WHE&EtHGl, no.. Juno lT.-Tho crnp prospects
nf tho rhstern pnrtlDN IT Livingston EtIill,ty,
slu., llr1 not EuAl A lnr9u nerrHXo nf whpslt
WIS st3MEit bus tue aggregate ytoif will fktl ni
ner Yent short Ut tho UrtI 1T ls7D. Fruit crop
sHAl. Chnuh.hllxs literally swRr,nInT t,v ur our
ilulls, & aAa a!s.,.ay nttacking our o.,rn; w..h
t,l.r outs mud cuF.. rs In 1871. aoIus 1E our
!AEn'cgs cutting WHEAT to sAv0 what they can
frutu tho huxs,
, 1880-06-18

men representing different companies Tho
nEn! WIS m txretaenf one, md nll enjoyed IT,
Hnen the coTen had steHppparrsi, tho Hon.
W5hnc Ntatcrs, nf Nm. u of New Orleans, who n
n1atto n few rc.narks. Ho rotur1ictI thinks for
tho hearty reception given tho NDw Orleans Fl re-
Hicn, and referred to tho duties Of tho 1N,1dtcs,
saying. that they wcro rs noble m thuso per.
chargrd we'll tho rrwartl was NJ, Improving cnsi-
science. lie expressed the hopp TINT tho Now
Orleans Department wontd lio given IN oppor.
tunity 70 entertain some VI tho Chicago irG1nen.
Marshal eEcnio. n ncknowies1etns tho. com
boya hero hnd cndnnvorcsl. on sh1rt notlcc, IL
mako tho visit OF their brethren Ut New Orleans
pleasant orc An tho .Chicngn Department
wna z teint' military organization. only detail
could be tttatle to DO tho ngrccAfriu.
Ing In tno aktcrnoon tho visitor: tnok ride IN tho
!e,lEth Of tho city along tho hike ehnrut md also
RAW whorn ChfcnRoni,s got their drinking wnter.
FfRE-MAnsItAt swEx1E
received the following tciperntn yesterday.
"NEw ORLEANS. Jttn1 a7.-Tlu FirU itcJnrt.
ment and oft! nsaf New Orleuns upprcclate ami
nltst cordially nckt,n.lclgf tho gratifying. man
reco!ycd nnd entertained by tho Ffro Depart
mint and citizens Of LhIclign. trust thttt it
Will seFve 10 ccment st1ll morn tho lh,lisspit,fu
bonds 81 UNITY mud fntcrnlty which haro nl-
ways c1Issod between oar sster cit,e*:
"Chtef Of Fire Department.
Tho MAr9hh1 also received a tnlnkry,n dated
JNckson, MtKs.. frusn ". johnson, forcmati ri
N9. g. nf Now Or1enns, snytnR:.. "t,ot IN Rplcn-
DID trlln: Hlxty-png members which w,ls no
t.ee s !s'at s company w; q: +: way to Chle-
received hym ,te.alI nf tile Chicago Fire bepa1t.
mcnt aud No. IL Of New Or1tnns.
, 1880-06-18

Tho closing oxetclBes nr tho Morgan Park Mil
ltaEy AcH1otny, which took place yesterday nft.
crnoot antt evening, proved to bo worry interest.
ing. a nrEa lit,nbcr 1t tho parrnts mud friutids
OF tho cadets tot'k tho AIS p. nj. Nock Island
dummy and vert 1ut ut tho ticpot ut Norgat,
Fnrk Wy CApt, Tatcptt and his corpa Of cnurta,
who escorted theM to tho College grounds, ami
then E1lvu an exhibition drill, which wns Il i1,,r-
W! OF precision and oxcelsonce.
4 spirited contest for geld medal prcaentGtl
ny Capt. Shirley Ut Chfca9u to tho bcst .}rllleti
eauet took placs h. tho ArInury. 6i,erjN johll
@ @alotlmGnn aud cnpt. 1Myl0r acting ns jutlEes,
aY, tho l3-yonr-oll son pf ". q. rafsiy, ii Elt.
caK0, !.oSnl Treasurer Of tho ChiciKo, tt,uk
Island T. lac!t,u Haijr.,I.l, '@o' A>''~
An Interesting program, OF dcclnna tfona. dlu-
!ogs, and plum solos IND duets fulluwGtt IN tho
eSo'.g after which tho prize for drill, a,,J nIs
awarded by Capt. Tnlctit, "~'s
, 1880-06-18

Tho Conyhehccmeut exercises Of tho Chicago
Ladies' Seminary were observed ut the Union
Far& Congregational Church, cornor Ashland
avenue and West Washington Btrect, last eyeu-
Ing. beginning at o'clock. In honor Of the
escnt. the pulpit wns protusoly decorated With
rtrc lowers. On tho osMn-loft, above tito p,sa-
PIT, wis nn areh OF uowera anu evergreen, on
lcKond &C. l.. l.. 1se0." x .arKc and brill.
lnne nudIcuee was present. 'rhe proyrum wns
~ tpllDMH: orEuu voluntary, by Prot, Frank
Z. l'airI; prnycr: by thu ltev. Dr. i. 4. Noblc;
trio, "epctd Thoe. Little Nnut," Misses
Brighton, Butler, Mlll Smith; piano s0lt,, l'OtNGt
iiriante" 5ftss EEnml Il. 1Mlnb: essIlyt ..Atmor-
lean Culture" Mas Alec It, FisEe; aonv.
"taiy." Mtss Emma l.. ruise: essay, " DInS.
Inphlts." Mas Jessie Il. UuuIIttlo; sung, '''Feli
Me, Ny Eioart," Miss Colia T. llutier; Goprtcrio
gEillante, op -, afo,llelssohn Minis Lf11Io +,
snrtytia: ncco1npa!,tott by Mrs. ltcgIn4 Watson;
uSsny, "ls Il Mot Soy'' Miss Nulis King: spi;,,
10 orudele, Mias jcaste Adelaide GriktltOn:
oSssay :, Ttc ESentng nr the Mornlng Twilight"
h!lsa EnIia I. Hitter; solo, 10 nltU FeriunJu,"
bsas aiary i. Smith; presentation OF diplomas
~ Tho Tour Graduates. Mlsaoa Ctllu II. butler,
I1esso +. Dnolitt,e. Alice II. +, Fisko, pnd NclIio
htnK' The presentation MtdtcYs was dcllyprtl
W Mss urckx, nfter which eu.no tho tl1Gt, ttlhp
iiilhtItas. gy Assex Smith and Butler. THO
ICY. i)r. II. ". Thulaas itellefrratl Il lrtof nd
1re*a, ~ which he rotcrrptt 10 the high chatactrr
o. tho ctitlsro OF tho graduates rs evidenced b.
ln1 easnSH ra'G nIld by tho music played unil
brncuctioli, 0
, 1880-06-18
BUNKER HILL ANNIVERSARY,

0Pssfsst 17HPattH 70 TIT Ckftdtt TFjht,ns
BOSTON, Maas.. Juno l7.-Iho spcotat ro,..
Of tho cotehratton Of tho Dattlo OF Bunka, NJ,
was tho extremely cordial welcome c1tcnd.s ~. ~
tho Continental Guards Of Now Or1eans ~ "
came especially to participate In tho paraJc' A.
The q, dinner tenaered them by tholr bo.t, a.
m 1ae Gilarisstown cadois epcoches were made ~
". AlxR!nsou, United Btates W"rsh. ~
Hanks. aud Con. 4. +. 1Mas1ai Ma.t2aai
of 1oston. -. and The lion. WasStnrtoo,,
Marxs, cp!s Strong. aud Capt. Pierce, Of Esyes
shown, founded on the retnark Of coi' Hiun!Hy. Hita!H
sun that tue memories Of lilo late UNI; assm;
ness wore fading, md would aoon groy "a .I1, a1s
~ were TAP ntgInuFtes to-d1y Ut tic bstIjo Nv ~
nnnker Hill. Tho 1unts will not leave herS M "
I'll Monday. The city tAkcs them in hnnii satnt
guy. ald Will give them an excursion on III
, 1880-06-18
APPELLATE COUNT-sECOND DIS
pKICT.

Special Dhpateh to Tae Chicago Tttbuns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 1.-THE following Is tho
record Of proceedings III tho Appellate Court,
Bccond District, today:
45l. Mccall. administrator, etc., ct al Va. Moss:
Motion fur further extension Of timo to lle re-
pics ovHrrued.
5si. Rugncr VA. Lyon, for Use, etc.; ttmo OK
tended In which to lo abstracts and briefs until
c.so IL rcnchel on onll.
574. Aloshter vs.. Norton, ct A., two weeks time
allowed appellant In whloh to tllo additional
bricfa.
6ls. bryan, implcadod, etc. Va. Hawland; ap~
peilAntS tl1nD extended i've days to tlIe brtcfs,
67t. Morfoni vs. Wtckershum; time extended
to tho @M for appellant to file briefs,
b7h. People. for usC, etc., Va. Atitt ek Al,: ar
nuiEnnt allowed ton days to tllo abstracts and
brafs.
473. Aalino Water.powor Company Va, Wat
ors Frlst; appea! dismissed with leave to up.
briGfs; coath e hs tuxea ugatnst appellant.
0l5. Mnrtn vs.. Tho Pooplv CT rol. Vurrablo;
apreaa sttsHt |sstxf nn short rccurti.
ha5. EtDhlnaon W. Peterson; mutton by appel-
ilht Tor extension of tInio to lilo abstracts md
10y. l., l. ". e. lsailroal Company va. 0ny;
motion by defendant In errt,r to aiiiriu juGgm c,t
ttr want Of sufficient abstract.
i. 69. Hunter " Huntor: petition by appellee
43i. schAll ct u. W. bchail: u,nlion for dccroo
lii accordts'lca With stipulation filed,
CALI or ntuKET.
a5. Hplly OF III, vs. Gotf; continued for sory-
43t. schnll ct al. Va. SoE,all; takpu.
AL, Mccall, adnInIlstatrlx, pto. VI, Moss;
~. ~ W's!ka1. S'Ek1. ". Tho rcop!o; taken.
csx n: i!!!no!s = Y. u. ltallroad Company Va,
TX: %sssa %e9,''issva sea 'stsa; %os'a,oy: takvn,
c1!nne,y y: Elty "i Xar'n.; tsEet. '' ''9''F0Sa
~ ron!i&or ct 81. VI. Lunks; taken.
be. JtyBlttT1 Vt nj, VI, f1nctts fAklt,.
, 1880-06-18
Ant}ITTED TO TIE uAa.
E&AC Gdl III L. L..

o11fwA, H.. Juno l7.-Pol,owns Is tho int of
succe4sfs1. lRw stndeBts exninl,lea beturo th,,
Appellata Court yestorslny md a.,.,ouuppl this
.IiSSffntns: R"hert Allou, Theodore +. Bailey,
Ch4tlos 4. nshop, Tllley l!laxeley, Orrin n.
Gu rtur. Fred ", nuntcn, Ernest u. nlcktusuu.
JnsebA a. 0sfln. Owen II. Gentry, l.. {. Gould
lttst E1wArl Judi, John ii. Kvnyoua .a"s a.. r.
..4yoH say Hps9fno',. srsdsrlek Nasrlor, ia,lei j,
tty99yy 9yt,i Elisha y Marlin. Iohi,
:Esyl!hefng, william sicuaasl. Jasaps i. Noy,lle.
CaaFles =. Norlasop, Ivan L Phlllip5, juhn ltuy..
, 1880-06-18
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
Spsttaf Dltptlch 10 TAe {thteao1 Tt4htlns.


T1TTsnuh1, ra., June 17.-Wiiita1n nlt.ls" Babe
Montgomery dfe, suddenly III this city this
morning after srreu extending through pe-
rEtAl III eight or nine years. Bons0 ycars uRo hc
with scretnl nstor young men wcre nrrestcd and
tried for murder, but he WIS acquftted. ffe WIS
tho son of tho late Hon. William Monfgotn-
cry, Of Washington County, Pennsylvania, wht
ns n1cmt'er Of Congress obtained Nntlnrnl
reputation during tho discussion Of tho Kn.,aNs
question before tho War. lie was mist, q ncn,-
her Ut tho Charleston Convention, whcre he
stlpt,orsetl Stephen \, Imngss for tho presl-
a ilrc.enter firm, Ais,la,na. Tic cspo.lscei tho
sIilo of tho UntnH, to which ho gave carncst and
e1ft:ctlvn support. ffe h,ls beeu tlcNtf Fever.l
years. Ills snil. Wt1osg death H. tutetl nt,ovu
wiss brilliant yo.1ug man Of about 10, hut for
many yenr5 hG Wns n slave to strung drink. 1to
left an cstat0 valued NJ 4lu0.UQ1.
, 1880-06-18
. THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

It Ia known that tho LibrarInu of tho Public
i4fbr1lry hAs An cyu OIL Dearborn purk rs IL site
furM Library building, believing thAt tho old
fost .ollfce, which hus hcen suggested, IL to"
snnl. A MHyor IlNrFlEon IL II ,ynrtu friend of
tho institution, Il TNtnUHE reporter uat1cd Or,
hlnl yesterday, And nakcu him whnt Ito thought
Of Dir. pootD's prujcet.
anson't '"uaea latn It," Rail he. but |
taink liavcrly's Thoatrc IL tho p'acu for tho
Library. aad nm In hopca thut VIC shalt sue
coed IN locating it thore.'
"Whcn .lucs lIascrly's le.so explro?"
I'm two yc5rs The Iibrnry Is II species OF
oiucntfonnt mnttsr, anl tt1Ink tho I,uard qf
EducatlOn should lensc thu bitl,Iitiv tu tho Ii.
hr1lry people, using rnttion for th4tr own u,,r-
poscs. und In Tint way gct slnnlI rentul. To
my u'ltll that would lu Tho est use tho strlct-
ure could bp put tu. That WIS Il trlrt uf tt,o
f1rEnnN E1 na axrescnt as'aur whIuh wo got tho old
"Yn,l aru NOT III fNvnr Of prarttorn pnrkY"
Of III, Gbsst,o bas IT, whs'hos ll @ H. tayor
1t. Tho a!.d WIN dutlic,atctl Ia tic city i,pon
.On!litiol. TINT Il should lW fnrover kept lrpU
sf r ny oMi'itxs 1hxn twaut h"ye 70 "l,sstl ny
~ It q ll"rt ee!tr,l, nta tho hest .,,u w.cro ttln
Library co..lA be PIT; nnd 1t wnull scrvo tin
~ YOU ktn'w i!!o nf the bill isfosu
GKrsss G,t e. ~ MKratt9 81 te siKhts ot tho uusorn-
ast N tAe apt a''tx'y sn s woGyr sfs S.ys toro /. I'm
at ihropsh 1 tic paSers si m ssi' IL. ai Il
tntttG4 hnd 4. aud ~ wutilsin't loaik nj
T. prrse4ea .1 auothor I' a g9t tho ilmso
couldn't vet tao s.,,atc 10 do anythng.n ''
w. tvw TS"p.4Sy aty steps eea taken to sos're H"ror
fn..s!s,,,; "Mo rhe sss:len ~ VII sae hefo!e tho
S,' @ ,x ae m ~ nt LII! E,ufiato aud am solnx 10
thllk ta1t3 iIttltlIrt i1t1uhf f,uvM r,ohx,
, 1880-06-18
DIVORCES.

Nathaniel ,ArnisironE filed his hill Of COM
plant yesterday against hia vito Annie, chnrR.
Ing her with ndultcry. md nsk!ng for divorce.
Anne Smith was married in Atay, 1906 and
erjnycd tho cnrnt,any Ut hor husband, Chnr!cs J..
Smith, Just two slAys. when ho left her. Tho last
she heard 1t HIN h8 H'as serving out u tive
years. term In Newgnte for furNury, md WHOM
hG cn1ncs o,lt she wants him 10 turn over new
te1f ami get n new wife.
Nary Chandler begun Il Rut for divorce On nc-
count OF tho cruelty OF her husband, Francis y.
Chandler.
And Elizabeth Nest1nann asked for tho snmc
dcGrnc Utt account ut tho deaerupn uf her hus-
bRnd, Friedrich ScstmntiI,s
Ii,dge .flnrnlin granted a divorce to Dolphin
RNnYce from Nieole Rangeo ou tho ground Of
adultery,
, 1880-06-18

THE ANNUAL CnHFEtESCE or THE NATIONAL
CHRISTIAN AHApC1ATls,Nt
| an Organization opposed to secret societies, WIS
hold yesterday murnIng at II o'clock In Carpnr,-
ter Hall, No. 221 West Madison street, tho nj
tontlhnce being quito Inc,tYrc. rbto Carpenter
presided. The various Secretaries OF tho Asso-
ciation fnnip reports which indicated Increased
| prosperity.
Mr.. s'oddart, spociai Agent, tn behalf of tic
Directors, reported that 4.0D0 tt1lcts md U10
srcclni circulars had boen distributed during
tho year.
Tho Corresponding 9ccresnry'g report WINS TINT
the efforts put forth IN opposition TO secret
| societies hnd met with SUCCESS md warm en-
couragomcnt- Iic bud attended thlrteen State
Conventions. where much intercst h.u1 bocu
manifested III opposition tu a.ich societies. bur-
Ing tho yeur he hatl collected *1,4G1 In bohalf OF
tho Association, md bcqucats hud beon gwen
a,nounting f. si;LoV0.
Ny. y. lii!tlro.h Treasurer. represented tho
on on hand and at nst meeting, Nude totnl Of <7.l4v
@ ngno a1'a a q g; sesS The
resources amount To WI ,Hh md liabilities 81 Us5.
r1sEslpENT nI4.sCtlArn,
Of Whcaton College. snttl tile Association ha.i
Ht'tAi rcasps for rr1otelnR, nat only rs rcgar!ia
incrcase, Interest aud growing prosperity Of tho
ea'aao IN which they bud pc:lxeA their fatt1.
ministry my Inall worthy Of tho honor and tic
e4,,so, whsther he Lp Dunkuul. Methodist, or
should be k1lnckcd slown. anu I'm effort sAould lno
ms'ltle 10 bring t ~ Koed mon, no lattor what
hnncst ncsl, who would use wise md ji,tllcI0tls
ettGrts to contle and extegd tho good york;
' tSe ''' III Of Se cariss sesR es a;a e oyasl Ws
a sse6s se SsSss e T 81 u,fsSSns usa s;h If
BECAUSE un cider Of TINT tt.ly had travelled 100
, 1880-06-18
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BPfttd{ Qf1nAtth tl 1he Ehteuuu 1fib1,

7
srlttSuYlkLE. ILL.,, 1unu N.--tn conformity
with the lAw Ut Congress proyia!,,g tor tho Com.
mission IL n,uko arrangements fur tho Imtcrnu-
uonal Exhibition TO ho hall In Npw York
III la9 10 celebrate tho anniversary
Ut tito treaty Ut puacc. Gov. Cullo,n
has appointed Mr.. N. X. Falrtapk, Of
Ghcax1, aud Ito llon David a. .Littlor, IT
Springfield, W CulnntssionprB fur lllt,nis, With
GoUryp =. Haskell, of Rockford, and jap,es a.
Siato. Vt 5oh,!son county. w alturuates, This
liz Admtulstrator Ut Carroll County, ylco Il. T.
Z. UeskeF.
, 1880-06-18
FATALLY BURNED,

FNTlNII3IT HUNEED,
8psttdf Dispatfh IN The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, juno i7.-Ths morning horri-
bic acclent happened IL tho B-yrur -tIlu tlntiKtl-
ter Of tho Hon. Willfn1n Warner, prominent
attorney, which resulted III hcr being b,r.lcd 10
severely TINT she will tc. In cutnputy with
sumo 1tttla p1aytnates, tho child WIS plnylny
ncar her fathos's house, whes, in sou,o why her
clothes caught Arc. Instantly the child rim
tpwnrd tho house, but vaa caught by nun
clnst ut hand. WIN toro tho ctothqs from her
body, but her Injuries arc 50 scvero that suo
cunt live during tho night.
, 1880-06-18

= OOH' N2Isk1s51Is5 W
MILWAUKEE, Wis, juno iT.--Cof. Chnrtes Wo1.
cott, of Oshkosh, died IN that city to-uay aged
II years. lie WIS born IN Hartford, ,lovcd to
Ohio and studied Inv with Gov Tod, md for
twelve yenrs commanded roRln,cnt of cnyBlry
In oh!o: froln 1Ra1 TO ls4N was ncn,bcr of tue
OhlD Legislature, md VITA In tho Trctlatry De-
trpt}pu,
, 1880-06-18

mother, Mrs. Samuel stcotc, In nldhan County,
Kentucky, Inst evening. Tho cercmony was
performed by tho Rev. lEIshop McClosky, nf tho
HomHn Catholic Church. Tho bride Is tho dnl1eh-
ter OF Tho 1atc Samuel Steelo nntt vidow Of John
Martin. i pork merchant Of tho firm of MnrttN,
nlshap e., NJ this city. Gcn. Chalmers and
fnmlly, Of MlNsiasIpP!. wero present. Senator
1T n fuw days tho bridal party will leave fur New
Itonton. Conn.. whence they will m tn Whito
Sulphur Springs for tho ssn1.scFt then return Ia
Charlotte, N. q, 10 rc.nuln nntIl G0nRtcss MeotN.
, 1880-06-18

Clty.,nnd will spnnd Bnt,rtny thorc. Prom
thsnap ho will w 10 Lrnrnnwnrth. md apcnt!
frpmfthore with hie family 10 Colorado Springs.
Irritagua returning tnt tlntcnH tho latter Part
nf AdEtIat. Ncxt week thu ueterAl and hirH.
Grant will pity short visit to tho 1ou. J. Allen
UGebSr at Lancaster. Wis.
, 1880-06-18

spFftal Aspateh 70 TIE t%teaqa 7tSbuns.
0ALEsA, ILL.,, junu 17.-uel,. md alrs, Grant
aFFsset hon.o this evening Il, special cur rFu,n
Eatoaxo. Tho Gcterul hus boon luyltsL by Con,
nr5ant 70 attend the Wisconsin stata Fair ut
blhd!so!!, In appteMbor, und will ps,,bably NO.
eept. llo will loars Ga!e.ia July y tur K1uss3