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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-23
PETIT JURORS
Drawn for regular term commencing
September 9th, 1850.

September 9th, 1889.
,dams -- Iieury Ge,h, John J. Kline, Rob.
crt Smith, George Smith.
Beaver Albert Enele, George W. Smith
George Slctler.
Beaver Vests. X Earhart John Fciker.
Charles o. Grccnh,r. John -. Guss.
Rcnry II llou.rr, II. u. Mdubcck.
'cntrc-llenry Suopk
Chipman- Thomas Page Augustus s'rouh
rauklln-rh'mas Bnwrr. Johu \. Die.
trick Morris Eriley. John H. Norman.
benjamin Wittcnmycr.
Jackson S,mucl Gross. Jacob Klne'cr
John R,ichlcy. henry ". soNcr,
William Shully. Solomon Wclzcl.
Middleburg--Jacoh Bcu'cr. rh5mts Bib,
ighrus. Calvin Stctlcr.
Nonroc- c--Ihc0llrc T. llummrl Jacob =.
Wagner.
Peuu-Charlcs T.. Beaver. Scph,rcs GEM
brrlinc. Henry Npycr, wiunn u
snyder, Hiram U.rIck, William &
Woudling
Ferry Perry Helm, E'ss Minimum, Riley
Weaver.
Sclinsgroyc--lamca X. Davis, George
Guyct, llowa u. Schuurc.
Union Daniel X bhs
Warrington -lonaihtu Grimm. George +
Miller, J. VI. Spauslcr.
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GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
September 9th. 1850.

Adams-Alfred Kline.
Bcaver-Wiliam +. IIaiues, William Kel>
Ter. Abner Middleswarh.
Beaver Vest Isaac Il. Ulsh. Thomas
Youngman.
Centre Ill. G. Slmpscl John Il. Shankel
.Chapman-Abel Yerrold. John O kreitzci
frankliu-Philip Spade,
Jackson-Levi l,cnningcr.
Middlecreek Lewis Krouse,
Monroe--Ionas Trcxlcr.
Penn-Joel Luck. Amos Stetlcr.
Perry Michael +. Woomcr.
Selnsgroye-ueorge W. Keller. William
McCarty. Joseph X Scharf.
Uniou-lsaac Flanders, David Sholly.
Washington William Bartoh, John A,
llilbish,
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TaNl; NOTICE.

FNIIAr | have mad, application for thc
L hcuht ut insuiyrut law. nnl they have
appointed the 2pth of january next 10
hear zoe and my creditors. at the Court
House Of Harrisburg. wucn aud wArrc
you may appear, II you think proper.
JonN OHER.
Dec. II, 1915.
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.S1n REWARD -Strayci away from the
plU premises If the undersigned living
mile from Mount Vernon Furnace nhpu,
the first Of September . young oxen. one
~ white, two are w1lf.-trctkeI. one being
red aud white, and another altogether red.
they are about two years old Anybody
giving Information IN relation to the
above described cattle shall receive the
above reward.
EruRAIM CAMPBELL.
Dec. 10, 1919.
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-, 'N"'"N'', ''S' ~ ''i''
Tho Legislature Of Uryllni elected
Charles Mdecly, Esq, II ltedcrelj.,i Of
Hampton, to che oiucc ot Governor. II
MIR. kilglcy will make ~ sensible and pa.
triouo u Goycrnor ~ "a" uu lcr,uuis
Horse racing, then all will most sssureily
20 well.
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Local News, &c.
Cominitlee Meelinu.

The Republican Standing Commit
Zee will meet at the Court House, in
Middleburg on Tuesday, Sept. %, 1880
at o'clock p. m. A full attendanco /:
expected as business of Importance
will be transacted.
J. II. Hartman, Charm
III w NN;,to,n,,.,r CO,
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The cunning season has opened,
and We may expect to hear Of the us
ual number Of accidents caused 10y the
careless handling OF fire arms, In
speaking on this subject an exchange
remarks that the skilled sportsman
never RISKS his own life or that Of
others 10y holding or carrying his gan
in such II position rs to en- danger any
one 10y its disch arge. lie appreciates
the dangerous charact er of his wca-
pom, and is, therefore, careful in hand
ling it. Now that brcach-loading arms
ars 50 generally used, there is no ey-
cuse for keeping them loaded, but,
whether loaded or not, the mu1lle
should at all times be kept away from
the body. It is just as easy to acquire
careful habits in handing guns as to
get other habits that place one in CON
slant danger of being self wounded
and perhaps kiled,-Er,
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Theodore A. Walter takes leave
for Akron, Ohio, on Thursday. In a
manner we are sorry to see him go.
Theo. is an active, spirited business
man-has experience. uuquestionable
integrity, and good moral character.
But what about the gal left behind
me ?"
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1t Is required by law that the super
visors in each township put up finger.
boards at every cross road. Failing to
do this, they are liable to fine of $40
for each and every act Of negligence.
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A New Treatm ent.
Sept, 0, 80.

The Golden Eirir Of Life, wonderful cures.
II you have Consumption. and would
know that your cough can he made loose
aud easy-llectlc Feayer and Nights Sweats
checked IA "a hours; Inflammation taken
cut oi Lung and air passages at ence ;
that you can be made to gain to o
pounds of healthy flesh per week il you
have Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility. Seminal Weakness or Sperma,
Iorrhoea, loss Of sexual power in either
sex from any cause IT you have any
form of nervous weakness. losing flesh or
wasting away. aud would know Of an I'm. =.
mediate relief and certain cure for many
Of the severest cases in u short time,
a new method with new agents to htten
every body, invigorate aud make strong
aud healthy the most hopeless cases. cut
this out and write at once for particulars
to B. s. DlSPENSARY, Berrin Springs,
Mich. July %, So.iy.
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Raito
PENNSYLVA

rrains leave Lcwistown
MAIN LiNE--w
Pittshursh Express
Pacific Express
WAY Passenger
Nait
FaztLlne
EhsTws
Pacific Express
vail
Philadelphia Express
Johustown Expross
The Fast Line. way Pass,
II Express west. and tho Z
Express east run daily
WAY trains leave stations
as tOllOwss
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\ SAD ACCIDESr-On Tuesday last, ,
Frank, l2,year cd son of Mr.. Will.
lam Mcclure Of Green Park, accom-
panied his brother with load of lum.
ber to Newport. When near the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Everhart, the lad in draw.
ing the lock in some way slipped and
fell 50 that the hind wheel passed over
his thigh, badly breaking the bones
there and iracturing one of the bones
ut the ankle. The lad was taken into
Mr. Everhart's, and DR.. Orris, of News
port, was called in, and his father noti-
fled by telegraph to 81 oomield and
then by messenger. The injuries of
the lad were attended to and late in
the afternoon he was brought careful.
ly to the residence of Mrs. Gotwalt in
this borough. The doctor thinks the
boy will no doubt recover, though he
will require some weeks of careful
nursing Bloomfield Times,
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ACQUITTED. Christian Stouller of
Chambersbug, was put on trial ut the
session of the Court last week, charged
with the killing of Robert Allison, in
his corn fell, on Saturday night, the
3lst of July. The case was called ON
Thursday morning, and 10y noon II jury
was secured. lie was indicted upon
two counts, viz Murder and Nolun,
tary Mnnshughter. After hearing the
evidence the ease was submitted to
the jury ON Saturday evening, aud
about nine O'Clock ON that night they
returned verdict of Not Guilty"
From the North'd Press of las, week
About the lst OF June II man 10y thc
name Of \. W. Brooks, of M.llnlowu,
Juuinta county, stopped at the VAN
Kirk House, at th. place, with a horse
and sulky. While here he traded his
horse on one belonging to Mr.. Cox, the
prophet rot the hotel, and in the trade
received S2l. From here he went tu
New Berlin and traded his horse. sui.
Ky and harness on Il horse belonging
to Simon Beaver, and ut Mild,cburg
he sold the last named horse, and
cleared out for Baltimore, where he
was arrested for horse stealing.
aud taken to Mllintown. whcrc the
owner Of the horse he tra,cd to Mr..
Cox resides.
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All communications, business let.
ters &c, for this Office, to secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows; THE PosT, Middleburg,
snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must he handed
In by Monday noon, to secure inser-
tion in next issue
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Philad6l0ha and
Rail Roat
Arrangement Of Passel
MA IOth. I

Trains ir1rc UrH5,
ioi~s { (N,u5,i0ys Lrr
For Shamohiu, 1910 II
H.2i p u'
For Nj Carmel. Ashlsn'
P"t.vill", ErGling, Gnd
MS m.
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DIED.

In West Beaver township, Sept. lSth.
Mrs. caihsripe Kpepp, aged 50 years aud
7 days.
sJusti6ed through faith alone.
Here .he knew ber sins forgiven
Here sas lali her hur.en down.
h,ilSwsi aai made asst for heaven. g
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|RATORS'V
dministratlss
MAN, deee
D., Snyder ~
tied to the ~
themeelye. v
sted TO make u
} having clainl
bnticated 10y n
WILLIAM u
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4, sNvpEn uouvrv couars.-rhe Courts OF
Snyder County are held on the fourth Mondays
q February, May, and September, and second
Monday Of December.
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Good ChancotO MaKca pcnu,

Dec II, Isl
, 1880-06-19
THE COL0RED EXODUS.

ST. Louis, Mo, Jittu st..-ilfrng Ttiosday,
Wmlnesiny, and Thursday Of this week the ar.
rfsnl here Ut cnlorcti refugees has boep very
tsrye. a.ld today every nvailah!o spaco In mud
atollt tho rstIef headquarters ts crowded With
thu Immigrants nf ail Ages, scxos. and sixoa. II
Tho statcusents Ut tho newcomers aru to bo bu-
lcved. tho exsnius has s,nty set In. The ncxrpes
II Mississippi and Louisiana, especially the
latter State, fear u rpvttnl OF tho ku-Klux
A,lu bnl!dn4t'ig rIle. mud they Mn, ull pr,tnlr-
tny e, !tasst, 1T htany Instances sArrittuipg
whAt iltt!u thuy lAfssess tor sufficient sum 10
trAnslxlff t'ica! tu St. Lunia. Numbers are INV
rtcMIistca IN thu rtvor hAI.k nj vlriuis landings
atYntttug the atri1Mt Of butts III convoy ths,l III
stampede, iitI II a thought that by November
1,any ts,atitius will bo entirn'y !pp,puluttNi IT
s'3snrGa lxkpr. sttunttttts ttfntta will ~ Guutiv
n!,a rhu ru!nRces will be roshipp.sl To knl,sas or
talstrhutcsl " the farnl!nx Regions VI Missouri,
illinois, and Iowa As npt!ly " possible.
, 1880-06-19
CASUALTIES.
TIE NAnRAeANsErr D1sAsrE,

TIE NAHRAGAN9ETT DISASTER,
Rtt1 ltitk 11tn<s, Junt n.
II was erronon,,sly stated In tho TINES Of yes.
ter1lay TINT 100 passengers nro known to hnTo
bccn savc,l from tho wreck Of tho Narrnxnnsett.
Bu far as ear be gathered from reports inado up
To tlnte. there haye boon only sSG passengers
savcd. II tho estimates Of tho Compnny's of!l-
curs-Whlch plnce tho number ot paescngors nt
ened fourteen. II the mitch hEhcr catfnlntca Of
observers who worc on board tho lll.fatcd
steamer represent nnythinE itko t1o truth. tho
greatly exceed TINT number. WhilG tho rcni
tnnRnlt,i1c Of tho cnla1nlty n,ny nevor t,e nccu-
foro tonx, to Judge whethor tho number Of pns-
scngors OH bour!f tho Narragansett wna within
tho minimum c1almei by tho Company or up
, 1880-06-19
NOTES AND NEWS.


apsetds pttpateh to Tht Chicago 7fto1tne.
WASHINGTON, D. O., .1unu 1e..-Therc IL to he n
iRrgo 'scf'hrgo Of clerks IN tho rhtcnt oflco
worry soon. IN account Of tho failure of Congress
tn appropriate the necessary f'1t,ds. Thla Is tho
more troxoilenhto and indcfcnsbo for tho
reason that tho pntent ntaro IL t,nt only self
sustaining, but has /. lnrRc stim to lts crctlt.
Tho law, however, II such that this s,n1 is
corctrtf annually into tho Treasury. and tt cliff
mt ho used evon for Patent Olico PURPOSES
without n specific rcapproltrFntfofa. Tho coti-
sequence Is that ncnrly tho nslly bilrcaU In tho
Government which yclils revenue Ii crippled
In essential branches Of tts eerYlcD by tho so-
called economy OF Tho nomopratio Congress,
Notwithstanding thorp ia II very large surplus
that ought to ba % its credit.
HANGING ON.
j. Madison Wells, tho nnc1ant relic af invests
Eni1on-days, Is sttl1 III Washington banging to
tho sklrts OF tho Administration With mn ovtapht
hope Tor additional reward Tor scrv!cos. 10th
Wells md his son nru out Gf office now. md tho
prospect for them ls nut 1T All Chcorfu1. Tho
iatter's nomination aa Collector OF tho Port
Mt New Or1enns waA rejected by tho Senntc, md
tho father now fingers here for tho purpose Of
securing eon,p other berth. Tho old Hcn-
tictnnn called at tho Executive Mansion
to-day, and hnd n iiyc-mlnutcs' talk with
tho lresldcht. His mission WIS unsuccessful.
III appearance j. Madison Wells Ia worry
changed nn,i from, whAt he was three yenrs ngo
Then he WIS nct!ye an'1 !ei1nnt. h!s cyo flashed
will, aGnrnfnl t,rlinney, and llt wnlkcd crrct
md with MI elastic ste,,. Now his form IL bent
eeie'l air has ahcss possession sf hI',i.as though
ile mud nt Inst rcnllzc1 that an oiliccscekers lot
Is lios hArpy orc.
. RANDALL tn TnounLE.
spe9kor Randall secnss e be in, nnanciRl
trouble. suit was hrt'urtt leru to.:lny l,y the
administrator az HN csfutU nR1ilst Mr.. taudNll
TO recover d Judgment VI $ll,iIl.
fllp& &tsy&ttft STptk jf1frN
, 1880-06-19
THE RISING RIVER.

Bpfc7dl Utpntch to 1ht ChItdVo 7NbNnfs
Sioux CRY. In, Juno ls.-Tho steamcr Fonto-
neEle arrived ttfs evening from piorro. anu re.
ports risc Of soycn feet there and tho rivor
stIll coming up. Tho goods woro being moved
ont Of tho warehouse thore when tho boat loft
1t vern,ifon, .. r., to-day, tho rvee
r!,insd tho projection work !,.st ilntehel to Gust
and thruntcns tho truck Of tho Yankton Lino.
Special Dtspdtch to The Chttaoo Tftbttne.
evening II tlispntch from In Crossu wns recoivod
here as fellows: Water ut n atnstl. liftcen feet;
b,osns. ratts. and logs oil safo. This Is about
thls point tho river hns rlson twenty-fNur
lnches during tho lust thrty-sx hours. tho most
fHp1d rise Gycr recorded hero. a further swell
must tlo Kroat .lnmaKc. Tho stnKo tonight is
fuurtGGn feet above low. wntcr. mark.
, 1880-06-19

Tho Cincinnati Gazette tt.s tho following i'm
portant information renAvsttng the c4ilnrlcll-
uons between the Louissillo l. Nashville Al,st th.,
Chicago, Ut. Lpa!s i So'r Orloaux lsaiirsad:
. a tuW weeks AKn thu lafttto .saf.i TINT the
1ort TO control tho business uf tho south. would
saoneG % or taser cross S,sor'a@s @ wIth ths Ghlcax
thcy would t,nl more than Il Il..ltch. Xi, %.
poriunity now presents ttsrlt for tho Louisville
Il Nashville tt test tts strength mud ubtitty tu
great system. Tho Southern WIS toO insignificant
Tor 1t to nttAek; Its Nntrlslnuss-sIk0 why 1T
nntss nssf Fhs Is " sass s Sa Z SsSstsy s % % ahes ;
present caau. They n.lst Thor tlnkc drspcratu
Snt 9ss sya sns @ tHr the
1t, lo,s NV orisars ' nn.',pcns ] 6aSe 6,xs' ss,.
sincd tho l1utsvtlie u Nasttytito ttlictals tt,ut
q, oa thy :o!h Init, thsy w!li tera'innts
lines;, that. facilities hprvtoturr xivcu il
will .'e Withdrawn. 4 ,,rlaIa lntcrt,trtHtton
luans intends to not uiiy put /, check apol, tlts
arbitrary ait selfish way ttig Louisville Sxt1-
s.io conducts 2. " o.s!sss 6tt T. crippIs + L
viii io,,Ct; ueither is tor" MY t'"'Ss aisa,t il
Interests ar., a.,usgonsed. Whvilrvrr i. CIT rnto
san ns muis l. T. Mitadrw nv, I'll, h!,ssncss f,,n ths
Louisville i Naslyllls would pthsr.se | VT. It
luy part Of thls business htter tilt tll t!stIt
E,it et,stis ttMt VII sTti!wo anything "t ths
snA eyer soy y tess s s.y an1 tne e,. sa
ntuken up ad each and every linz will n, hack
Into tls ota ent, ana the Xo!'1,x Na,n!to,! vii
:he ath bctwGeI! ilio cinclnnnt! fm1thurtl md
:he t,h!cagu, u. Louis 4 Scw Drlenas will Os TX
:e.siltusly hhrtaenlo'is, ktl"I Ut extensive .stl
vfte, VtActiN II, ~ Il werr. between thu uppvr
md thY nether nail!*!ot'e. a'i! u wl r,!H.v oul
.G1 tuttcr tor ttlo sttektnh!..r In tho rtl. Fr.M
is y9ry ihcpptsua the continuation hts kee,l tlis-
?2'a.i to ruis with u s1nt " !rus.. y hns b.ta
t will t'e h,,ablsd to tho very dust
*tutt, doubtless fill to pltxe,s Ut Its uwii ,l,,-
~ pr,ltt9ute sl"lMurs Of ll,u'lcy alu,le vault,
j, tltnu. cripple II lWyun.l heslltt,x.- Out
Il Is writ otiottxh I" cut 1t oif lit
,.i,s Il ' aS e.. aasax4 as | t ,As AsatisSs fsss
s'rsralinn t III. tht, ami II will In II, nl.u ttu II
a.,st ,slttri.!ally. A!rss.ty tho ..'ayt,etnun!" !"
wilh thu Western \ AtIa.ltfs has beef, virtually
aGeslnl'llsh tho lurtAsa ts.r which il WIS DIR
IEMal-! ", TT shit tlie 6.utlor1t uls- And to-
Lily freight at~lOlA ttr .&tlauta or any p.,lnfs
trr.nI.lul, Hell. nrd ~ II ut i,uytvs stution il
forwarded within oEu hour III sltrh delivery.
rhat II NJ prlEnpt W tbs 1i.ast friendly lnucutl
aandcd .icloa,ed tho Louisville i Nashville. but
aAs brought lu!o sympathy with lis policy !.
Ara maturity Of tbs roads III tho ss'utt. III was
&einUllstr ruICl III all 0lxn, tHlE. and AIuar0 light
Passenger Axcnts ut their rret'nt cvnfeIuAcs,.
~ II tue 6uuthosu bus ttunv all t.als without
aelp. tho result ~ the ts'tnbine1 efforts IT 1t
1ad tho Chicago u. Louis y New :'sisa,,s c.'.a-
I'm caa 10 fosetoht without tho possibility Of
tFrtuE,
, 1880-06-19

CINCINNATI, O., juno 18--A railroad nccicnt
from a singular causo happened to-day at a
bridge over tho Bcioto 1ttver, near Chillicothe,
IN tho Dayton l. southeastern 1tailroad. James
duffy, tho bridge wntchma1i, lay down beside
tho track md won't to sleep With ono aru, over
tho rail. 4 Ernyct-tEatn backed down upon him,
nnd tho euttro trniIt WAN thrown on tho truck.
Fivo men werc thrown Into tho river, and twenty
rhers m,a2 III ,t9 e. IT, Debris Ct re- wrcske tri:
had both lcts trnkcri. then fell Into tho rIvor,
ntitl wis drowned. Martin Coylrs and Marcus
Mfter wero fatally injured. Tho otlors cs~
capped with slight Injuries.
, 1880-06-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

SEW fuNk, JuaU l5,-ArTiyMl, Btcamahips
llaltic. frnm Liverpool: Aaiu, from urvmei,;
stntoof Florida, frpln Gluagow; and Somerset,
frQi,l llristnl.
L.vKHst,lL- juno l8-The Corjnthian. frru
lluston, and GrecIGn, fron. Montreal, havc AZ
RIVED pllf. - "
t.0SAsS. 1unb ls.-Stcanlahtps american and
ttIbt'rnau. trlu lMIt,u1oss, and Slrsin and ~.
Luld. from New fork. hlvo ARRIVED out.
, 1880-06-19

SnEhnrviLhE, Ind, june l7.-3lontton was
maQo OH Tuosday OF tho serious injury Of
number Of persons In Hanover Township, this
county. by tho grrut cycunc nf Monday even
ing. In nudtion to tho instant death OF Mrs.
1lntt[o keaton, then rcp0rtcd, two other por-
enns kRr0 slnco tud df thoir injuries. Two
William Grlhnn sliol ycsterlay after much
suffering. Mrs: Jane woodruff. I'm aEcd lady.
sot bully ' wounad 1 has simeo aT3 dSa a Of I hor
injurics; likewise M.j. John Williams.
, 1880-06-19
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF Hi0NAL OFFICER, WASH.
ra0ros, b. c., Juno 1D-l a. n,.-Fur the Lower
LRko region. clcnr or purity cloudy weather,
light variatlv wn1s, nparly stationary t1mper,.-
ture md barptnotcr.
For Tennessee md tho Ohio Valioy, partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional ruin. In tho
Ohio Valley light vgrtablc winds, mostly SOUTH
eastcrly. nearly stauouury temperature and
barometer. r..
Fnr tho Upper rnke region and Upper afteats-
slppl Wiley. purity cloudy wGnttQr, possibly oc-
cMsfpnnl light ruins. light wilIs, 1tistly xurth-
eatsterly. stationary ar h!ghnr temperature, fol-
lowed ty falling barometer.
Fnr tho Lower Missouri Fa!aey, warmer, clear,
Or partly 0lblt!y weather, aoutheasteriy winds,
fl!linx barometer.
LucAL QpsEHYATtpJ9.
, 1880-06-19

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Juno 1B.-Thls afternoon
while saverni young mon wcre bathing iu tho
nfnumce River one OF tho number, nnulcd
james r. English, aged 70, was accidentally
drowned.
sptetds Dlspateh 10 tbs Chicago Tribune.
GnASnttArfps Mtch., June l5.-A min nnmod
ftardy. from South Nend. rnl., whlo walking
nlOnu tho bunk 1T tho hfuskcg0n River ut lIIH
foil in aud drowned before he could be rescued.
, 1880-06-19
MUST HANG.

Special p4sp1teA 10 TIE Ch4eaao 1rtbuns,
fSplASAt4,lls, tntt.. Juno 1s.-In tue pasp OF
Moynihan. tho 1AgansMrt murderer under SCH.
te'.ce ut death. and rrspIteI BY tho Govr14,nr
the Judgment and Sonse,,ru Ut the tuWcr Court.
y Mas s1''t!sFstota! " iho tin'a tho respte Was
krtnteA tn allow the supreme C1lTt III rnSiuM'
lnterfgrT. .
, 1880-06-19
lTANGE Ell.

Howard. WINS hanged hcro to-day for tho n.ur,lrr
IT Alexander Fnr,ner IN Muy, 1878. i laexo c,t,.
rt,srso u people Witnessed tho execution.
II. Williams, xhu WAs tn huyu boon executed
to-day, hKa becu tUprtptAu.
, 1880-06-19
INSANE,


6ps<tal pupatth 10 IAs Eakago IrtbunA
EtA.S. ILL.,. juno lH-ru-dAy Iuseph Anldleskl
Was brnught ta the tnsauS Asylum ts,,ul chLca-
Kn liu has nany queer fanctea, onu Of whirh
Is that ht 10 to ba tho successful candidate fur
tho pICsilsuoys
, 1880-06-19
FAST TRAINS.

Special DtspateA to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. o., Juuo ls.-There will l>o n
meeting Ut the managers OF tho Southern rail-
p4ds and ot The railroads betWeea here aud