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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-22
AaturdaY. NAV 20. ISSN.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in Shelby county, Tenn
and near to and east of the city Of Memnbis''
beginning NJ the intersection Of Union aysnne
with Rope Walk avenue, running thenee
aorth With the east side Of Rope Walk avenue
ten OOl chains and forty eight links 10 ire in
tersection of Rope Walk with Henry avenae.
thence east with the south side Of Henry ave-
nue. SIX W CHAINS and eighteen (1S links TO =
eight lF9 links to Union avenue; thence west
with tho north side Of Union avenue Six a.
chains and eighteen (lSl links to the begin
ming containing about six and 0ne-haif acre.
Minimum, $500,
Terms Of sale-one.thira cash, balance in
two equat payments on a credit Of one and
chaser executing notes with GOOD securitynnd
a lien will also DO retained to secure doierred
payments.
This May 4th, 1850,
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
harris, McKisick 4 THrlsy, solicitors for
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lnsolVont Notice,
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY co y
0TFIOE County, nOupT O1r.T

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COZ
OTFicE COUNTY COURT CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, May i4t6, 1850.
No. 4O44-To W, w. Hildebrand, adminislya.
tor Of /: A. Hildebrand, deceased.
HAVlNG suggested the insolvency of tbs
IL estate ofB. A. HildebTand, deoeaseS yn,
are hereby ordered to give notice, BY adj
yertisem9nt in some newspaper published
within the said State, and also at The eopri
house door. of Shelby county, for ali perSons
naylng claims against said estate, TO appear
ana ME the same, with the clerk Of the 0oNn.
W Gourt authenticated in the ann nre.
serlbed by law, on or before the 18th day NJ
bhSSemDeri lSSOi and any claim not filed on 81
ossiIre said DAY, OF, before an appropriation
iorweyer barred, both in law and equity. "
May, 1880. ~ "' H'n uay Of
By HUGE p, CULLEN, D. G. OierA'
,OEeaitors will take notice ofabove order and
hle their claims accordingly, ""U
~ W;W. HILDEBRAED, Admir-.
0emss n. malOhe, ATTY, 6672 rs 81
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the blood f~lterers, the kidney and
liver, in healthy action.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
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OOIIOn

The market to-day is easy, dullness
and lower figures abroad causing a
somewhat Oppressive influence and
slack demand. Sales yesterday 700
bales; to exporters 300, to spinners
100. closing easy as follows:
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Probate Court Gale Of Real Estate.

No Nv \; BIN the Probate Court of Shell
&VOunty, Iennessee-F. M. Waldran Rnd
OtSets vs. Willie Hamilton, Woodruff and
Il virtue Of a decree for sale, entered in
took ~, page az, / will sell at public auction.
70 the highest bidder, in front Of the court.
house door on MaiA street, Memphis, Tenn,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Arkansas river, Marlin Speed 5 pm.
White river, Josie Harry ...... s pm.
BOATS LEAVING SUNDAY.
For Cincinnati, U. P. Shenck .......S am.
st. Louis, Gold Dust.......... 10 am.
Vicksburg, John b. Maude 10 am.
New Orleans, Annie P. Silver 5 pm.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Marlin Speed, Arkansas River.
7 Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Port Eads, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Lee, Friar's Point.
Batesyille, st. Francis river.
Osceola Belle, 0sceola.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
City Of Helena, st Louis.
Port Eads, St. Louis.
Commonwealth. New Orleans,
IN PORT.
Josie Harry, Marlin Speed.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
During the "A hours ending at noon
to-day the river at this point has de-
clined 8 inches, and is now 16 feet 2
inches above low water mark. The
Ohio at Pittsburg fell one inch, with
l foot Z inches on the gauge. At Gin
cinnati it fell 7 inches, with 8 feet 4
inches on the gauge. At Louisville it
is on a stand, with 5 feet IL inches in
the canal. At Cairo there was a de-
cline Of inches, with 10 feet 8 inches
on the gauge. The Mississippi at St.
Louis is on a stand, with Is feet Z
inches on the gauge. The Cumber-
land at Nashville is on a stand, with 4
feet three inches over the shoals. The
Tennessee at Chattanoogafe fell inches,
With four feet two inches on the gauge.
Arkansas river declined 4 inches at
Little Rock, with 10 inches on the
gauge. White river is falling slowly,
with yet a good stage from Jackson
port to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pleasant weather.
Business dull for Saturday.
Plenty of mud yet on the leyee.
Marines should attend church to-
morrow.
The Josie Harry leaves this evening
for White river.
The Belle Memphis left St. Louis
last evening for this port.
The Centennial, for New Orleans,
leaves st. Louis this evening.
The Centennial, from New Orleans
arrived at st, Louis yesterday.
The City Of Helena passed up Iast
evening with a fair trip for St. Louis
a river excursion by the Germans
to-morrog week is being arranged for
The Ouachita Belle is the mai
packet Monday evening for Greenville.
The Vint Shinkle and James d
Parker arrived at Cincinnati yester-
day. rw.'rag1
Pilots report but three feet scant al
Rising Sun bar, and boats arc havinp
trouble. ln
The New Mary Houston, from Gin.
c%innati, arrived at New Orleans yes.
terday.
The r. r. Springer, and the Jas
w. Gaf, for Cincinnati. passed Evans.
vile yesterday.
The cargo of the John A. Wood tc
New Orleans, comprised 225, 00t
busSeis of grain.
The Gold Dust, Capt. McOord in
command, will pass up tomorrow
forenoon for Cairo and st. Louis.
johnny Briggs is elerking on the
low water packet Plow Boy, in the
Pine Bluff and Little Rock trade.
The Annie P. Silver, for New Or.
leans, passes down tomorrow evening
from tie Anchor line wharfboat.
Pilot John Evelyn, who has been
laid Up some time with pneumonia, i,
able to walk out and is improving.
The John A. Scudder, for St. Louis
and the Mary Houston, for Cincin.
natl, leaves New Orleans this evening
The Vint Shinkle, for Memphis
and the Will Kyle, for New Orleans.
leave Cincinnati this evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special Notice.

QY mutual agreement Of the
" qndersigned the steamer k<B Az
JOSIE HARRY withdrawsE
from the white river trade on May 2d and
HARD CASH Vithdravfs on Mlyiitb md W.
sdmes on September fst, 1850.
Thus equally dividing tho dull season and
giving each boat an opportnnitv In NAB
necessary repairs,
Str. JOSIE HARRY,
Milt Harry, Mater.
Str. HARD DASH,
~ IL. D Postal, Master.
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JOSIE HARRY
OROINANCES--- BY AUTHORITY.


DE II ordained by the Legislative Counc;I
- ofthe Taxing District; That on and after
June lst, 1850, 1t shall be a misdemeanor.
nor more than fifty dollars for each offense'
lot the occupant or occupants of any bnild.
lngs 70 have or erect any hanging or other
Taxing District. '"'
May Is, 1880.
Attest:
.: i. PuLLEE. See'y. &C. p
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NEW YORK COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending May 21st,
1880, as per telegram:
LIVERPOOL COTTON STATEMENT.

For the week ending May 2lst, as
cabled to the Memphis cotton ex-
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,o HS5EIE; M.eKisiok i farley, ssiIssIisSs ior
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For 50. Francis Rlver.

U, h. JopIin, master; A. L. Banning, clerk.
Will leave Memphis EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS at 5 PM, for
Mariana, the Cutoff and all intermediate
landings. For freight or passage apply on
, 1880-11-12

= C0Vnc1E 1JlUFs NUHjNIssN. -,
Cnpt. pntes and wife. the two EtAnts who have
heeti travelling with Coles clrcaa for Rolnu yenTs.
arrived IN Council i!lutfs I'M SatMs.lay evening
last or the Delayed un!9n rMs,le uni,: ,iras nas
on tho wnter III order to reacn 4AustenI!u, wbesa
tho show has Hone 10 exhibit during tho winteEs
lions M tho NurthwGstcrn, opMslt zach othot.
Tho other passengers were curious to know how
wE,ci. nro no LONGER ttiln tho nycfrKe bod II nj
long. Their curiosity wns not grntitied. how.
ever, until morning, us tho till people wero still
scngers ind s'crawicti ill.," Tho next morning
tho curly rlsers In tho c4r .iscovercd an ostr,,c-
car, Uppn looking 4 little c!0sur tho obstruction
was found to b. nothing moro thaIl tho
giant and wtfc, who hatl gone TO bed Actos2 tho
as ortllnGry -sizul persuna would OCCUPY one
BERTH. The ginnts were compelled to rlke quito
sonEcrs to 10 from ono ond Of tho cur to tho
other.
, 1880-11-12

AtS1ItATJAs
MELBOURNE, Nov. li.-Kclly, the BUSH
ranger, llas been hanged.
Sf:W SOUTH WALES.
SYnsEY, Nov. n.-l'arlIantcnt llas been
dissolved, md Sir Henry l'arkcr, Premier,
las issued MI atldrcss III favor Of FREQ trade
AMI tho extension Of municipal government.
SOCIALISTS Folt AMERICA.
DEnL1S, Nov. li.-Twclty-slx Socialists
sailed from Hamburg fur New York.
IiEruny1SN THE C0Mpt1MEST.
14oSp0S, Nov. l2.-A dispatch from Telic-
ran says: The Perslnns bonbartictl So VI
Bolak. Tho Kurdish loss wis 100 Killed n1sl
10 wounded. The rcrslans are p'under1ng
The Kurdish Villages In the vicinity Of Uru-
lnial.
, 1880-11-12
The Bride a Daughter of Judge
D1ougott, Of tho United
States Court.
Wedding Of Mr.. Arthur Newberry
and Miss Emma Paige Eells at
Columbus, O.
Various Other Events in the Matri-
monial Market Elsewhere.
NUitIEY-ItLt)I)GETT.

HOkLEA A-H3ttJDuE5ITs
Among the tnnst prominent Ut tho BeaAon't
sth.lHl events will 10 clnssctl tho t1arrfaHe nj
wankesnn lnss evening IT Miss Avis Iltsisett,
tho rtrst daughter tf Judge Henry IllotIxett
nf tho United Gtates TlIetrlct Court, 10 Sir.
Clarcncr Hurley. II well4knuwI, young lawyer OF
this city. snn NJ Mr. 4. II. hurley. About aor-
rnls rOtNts froM Che1gn left un tho North.
western ltaIlrnad lIy Il speclnl trim nt+ O'clock
yesterday hftrrnoo,. thriving nt tu,IXc niod-
sett's cozy h,'fac III Wn,akexnn nht'ut un hour
nfserwnr1s. Tho WHukcRaiE guests wern re-
striEtc,1 to tho ncar friends and relatives, tho
Rreater number being ChicnKu friends of tho
Tvs fnnllLca.
Tie grru1lIony was irnprcsstrcly performed
after tho EpfAcppaa service by tho Rev. X. Il.
WhhrtDn, pAstUr ut tho Presbyterian Church Ut
Wnil!srrun. Tho bride 4nd Kruoin entered tho
largo 1Faw!ng- room precisely ut n'uinck, unas.
tended except by tug patrflts. Mr.. Frank Nur
ley. cousin OF the 9ruotn. and Mr. Josep Adams
netting us ,isl,crs. ulo bride lnokcd charJnIng
attired III IN elegant brocHdcd crram- -cotorcd
tatsn '.,'9. trMm,d With 1,olnt lace: with white
nnRc haUss0tns.
After tho ctr'nouy md tho usual congratulu.
si.tfMi inf"ra,al reception val hefd, foilosad @
T,ers was io .ssie r !lanflnx: g tic tine ii
The hOlst pns. Illuminated with tho beautiful
SUIT light Of buu1hertcsa WAX candles, placed In
hronzs scn,eos s.a nt every pt,sslble anyio, Tho
prcut crett on tho rnrc taste OF tho designer.
Un the tnnntci was n prcttiiy-nrraiigei
s s s s0'a sea CD ss III S1s sso h1sys9s; sas E
snd i"1 nd .'a; !ss; ho M na,at.oss sere ffa%sa II
r,.ts benx 10 nrr'!ngcl II. to present a most
rSns!n'iE 'i:t thss5!n"y n5 ot eoos an9 design
}fEN!ntN themselves hi
tGtt'tK now md uni1ue designs In plate. low
g CITY and other tpotncntocs Of the friendship Of
tnG no, VTtng to proper scnse OF tho pro-
guests.
!, Among tho.e present wcrc Aid. and atrs. A:
" !s,ton II n5,sstG ;;,5.dn: Louis; Mlss Moqsl!,
Eanxja @ 81 Mmr,et;c ;, ieoD a. Duane and hrs H3 Yaz
bp,ntoni. p nj gsc and Mrs .m' msna ME. and and Ms.
T. H!snuP IT. ana sa Mrs' lionos no; \: l,ihhas
nna sasy rs s; Tyrrs It, IT, anG ts a. Haro; s.
rs1se I 1 xosY mi sHsfK HsKny vi sn III sf H., e cha T.
nh, Mr. md Mrs. stason. Sir. and htrs. / l. Upton,
Mr. M md Mr.: q. i: smith. and Mlss Subj, Mrs.
;! M VII vssn ssn eayan MS"sfx ~ M4 &ii III i;sy sy
~; 1'sney TIE Msses 1HwngE E.a the 1.es
hnsn, Miss, Adams. Mt. Joel D Harvey; M-.
James kslly Msssss anstns snd y "iiia Ma.an W.T. Mr
an Wyman, : MH. scost Kcith Mr: Altrod Mason. Mr.
Walter Learned. NJ. llryan Ln.hrop. Mr; ". II;
Jnhn % iiur.oy, Mr. john ii. itountrco, Mai.
Tic 4he K,.:sis returned On their tpcc!el train.
t!s @ c!sy M Ut S:s' The bride and groom lest it ID
O'clock for n trip North, expecting to return
:fa5 NJ % a ss te sa
will make their future rpst5ence+
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NIUnnEtsOu8 ROW.
Er<e{at Dkt1fth TO 17tt Chfft1nQ 1tths4nf

Spetiat DIlA0ffk 70 1Ht Chlcd0o 1164NG
DAvKSpo1ir, H., Nov. li.-1ho parttoulars OF
n m,1r.larous row which occurred on Tuesday,
slxtcou miles southeast Of here, in liock Island
County, Illinois, have reached tho city An Irish
ptculo was IT, 1,rogress ut a ltttlo town cailca
Cnnno Crook, md several porsons who had boon
drinking too rrccly indu'gcd In II rough-ana.
tumble light, Tho victim OF tho assault seemed
tn bu young man nanioi William Moore, about
NGoro, when hn g11Isped in AK md began cnt-
ting bis WY out. Iafs tlrst blows struck . man
lliod M0rrls C0nueli Oh the hcad. tnillotlnR Z
ecrious Hust,, frum the otrccts OF whteh av died
yestert]My. Mours WIS arrested. but inndo hla
escape from tho o1llcor.
, 1880-11-12

Special UWpute6 to 1Hs CkIt1Fo 1FtbuHss
LAFAYETTE, Ipd., Nov. ll.-~Lcwta liock to-day
gayo bond In tho Circuit Court, III thu sun OF
$500, fur his appearance at tho next torn Ut
Court, .lnd from day to day thereafter, to a1l.
awer tho complaint of tho State OF Indiana.
which ch4rves HIN with inj1slnx ono John 4.
TllplilIls0n in tho nth day Of AuguAts le50. tu
suut si,l 1xtett rs ~ cAus9 death. Tho Mffny
occurred ut tho Middle Fork Fair In Glinfot3
ilock's auretfes aro Tnnc0 Lnt!ey, George y
'lNto, Dnvll Freddy, Jnhn 5!ctler, Jatnva II.
Watson. 4. e, Paige, N. II. Lindsay.
, 1880-11-12

Isp1ANApoLls, Ind, Nov. ll.-0n tho day aftor
election Thousus II. y. Peck. ex-Counctlman,
aud negro mined Henry lsrowu, bccamo III
yolvcd III u quarrel, and tho latter struck rook.
Nothing was thought Of tho ula'r until yestor-
day. whom he baca1nc unconscious. md, upon q
III il dangerous, II not falAi. condition. To-day
hu ID mt improved. Brown has boen arrested
a1,l committed tu t1li.
X verdict 1T nut guilty was rendered in tho
caso ot AsUaxo Mcclure Indicted for tho 1i,l1r-
der 1T John Wfttan,s an1 wifc, IN Lawreneo
tiroly ulrcumstunIai and not very stEong.
, 1880-11-12
SIiikIlEEI1l.ilEN.

jAcxaqsvttI.E, Fin, Nov. lt.-Four Of tho
nltlzrnsi,of Mndlson forcEbly rescued from
Deputy United statcs MnrshaI on T,iest1ny night
Cano To this city voluntarily this morning nn de-
tverctl thetnactves 10 the United stAtcs ailthorl.
ttes. The flflh u Afok, hut viii come ns snon na
nfln. They hnh nm examination, aud wcr0 fu-
1cnae1 on light bn!f.
, 1880-11-12

IN tieriuAuy. IL pugt,urt1 tn 10 written by u
Judy 10 whom. klnX LA!p9lA 1. q belgium Wy. VIZ
hurried accfct!y about ik7 nn tha condition that
shtol1 be considered null aud void, To this tiio
iNdy consented; hut shy naW not only ltseluses
thU fnct, Tut K!yC4 u IutAtiusi nou1lnt ot tho
trut,sAcuou aiil Ut her nlast1cd life with Leo
ln,ll, who was elected kll,Y of thu l&rlKlans tn
lEIl. and shortly, afto. married daughter Ut
Louis Philippe, kitlX Ut tA0 Ftpnsh.
, 1880-11-12

ArrilElIfSslrE LIBERALS.
LONDON, Nov. 1t.-A dispatch from Mn
tlrid says the LIbnra1s view with nucl. apprc-
hcrsloll the largo body Of religious or.icrs
settling In Spain. They ,,otnt out that
snciety contains sufficient elements Ut cler-
icalfsm aud Intolerance already.
, 1880-11-12

Special Dtspaten to Ths Chtedao Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 11.-Tho wedding Of Miss
EmmR Paige Ee1ts to Mr.. Arthur Newbcr1y, son
of Prof. J. s. NowbcFry, formerly stato Gcolo-
gst, and nuw connected with tho Columbia
School of Mines Of Now York City, WINS qua of
the most brilliant affairs that has occurred In
this city for some timo. Tho ceremony took
placc at o'oloc& this evening nt tho beautiful
Second Presbyterian Church, m the corncr OF
Prospect street md Sterling Avcnuo. Tho nudt-
tori,lm was allpd With tho elite Of Glove
land and was crowded to o|crtlowiug, A.
though no one but Invited guests had
tecn admitted. The 1sey. james Ee'ls. Of
C!uclunAtI, uuclo Of tho bride, oflc!atcd, being
assisted ly tho Rey. Charles =. 1omcroy. tha
pnstor Of tho church, Tho br1do looked very
lovely in nm elaborate md very extensive toilet.
Tho bridesmaids wcro Miss Helen Eclis of Gin
cinnRti, Miss Newcomer Of indianapolis, Miss
Alice Oyeston OF Cleveland, and Miss Porkins
of Athens, Ia. Tho grooms best mon wcro Mr.
lInwari Ecls. brother OF tho bride, and Mr. VOL
colt Nowbcrry. Tho ushcFs wcro Measrs. II.
Mel. Harding, Joseph l'ar1uulco, md Orlando
Hall. OF Cleveland, and FFnnk ltoibrook, Of
brooklyn, N. T.. cousin OF tho groon.
After tho corrtuony an elegant rcccp-
ton occurred at tho residence of tho
Sion was marvcsoualy tlecornte1 with ruro flow
ors, and the ladies present displayed exceedingly
a},roa,l: Gen. GArttuld and airs,. GARFIELD: Gov.
Joseph Turuey; Mr. G. x, llr!oe: Of tho dow
errors stair, MAJ. u. q. Swaim. Of Mentor; pr.
md Mrs. ". IT, Waictlit, of Now York; Mr. and
Mrs. YEot,as Ewing Miller. Of Columbus; Mts.
II. l.. Sykes, Of New York; Col. md Mrs: J.. 81.
Ci,flds ind danghtors. Of IuFalo: Mr. John ..
kowbcrry. nf netroit; NJ: VI y. ifatFis, Of ch!" y
Nichnr.is, Of syracilso; NT. o, ii. shepherd, oe
Albany; aaA Mrs. Wiley, of liro1klyn.
rho President elect and Mira. Garfield waro cs:
thcy tlopArtod as earIy as was In accordance
With tho rules Of ottQuct.
Tho gifts Fero exceedingly numerous and
costly. Among tho presents frOm tho father OF
tho bride was tho doed Of tno hons0 md lot
on kut.lard strcot. Tho couple Will make no
wedding tour.
, 1880-11-12

I II seldom anpses's's e n to seo 'a1sn tss' city Sn,
,s hesso yo might a. yo.. t@y I'yo with yor
ueess In so,t s" nag of Journalism here Is w'do
,blties. me ,., w." n tnuny purta of tho olty II
ne, there u." r., nrws.sta.tls, We nre always
,slpab'c "en ,,,..,. W ~ encourage men WHO wlsh to
~ f. to,,ruatlstt.
, 1880-11-12

ATHENS Nov. l1.-.Thc Cabinet Is actively
advancing military preparations. but tho
army will not bc ready until March.
, 1880-11-12

Vn1parniso. Ind. Taft shot aud Instantly killed
n"ttnn With shotgun. then drnyc IN vnlparnt-
90 nnt surrendered hfmsclf to tho Sheriff, claim.
Ing he did It IN Aoif-,cfcnsc. f!0th parties hnyc
Families. md wrrc ncghprs, living heretofore
on tho frcnalIcst terms.
, 1880-11-12

z DAMAGE cArsEl ~ THE HAhTuQuAKg.
I.oSpoS, Noy. 1.-The losses BY Tue earth
onnka In Axraul, Croatia Tuesday ars estI-
mnted Mt sou,uD t!orins, without reckoning
tia damage to lilo churches: Reports of
havoc BY ths earthquake haya been ID sgelyed
, 1880-11-12

AGnAaf, Nov. 1i.-FrGs1 shocks Of Garth
quake occurred hero nj moon !o.tfay and
many houses fell, causing n most fearful
pan!c. Tile session of tho dict Is suspended
Oh account Of danger.
, 1880-11-12
HOMICIDE IN NEBRASKA.

oMA1tA, Mob, Nov. u.-I.nst Tuesday night In
Holt County, Nebraska, n party OF settlers with
Il number OF tho "tiontug population pro-
cccded to tho house OF ono dalcspto. farmer,
to wreak vengeance On HIN for suspected com.
plicfty tn extensive cnses OF claitn-1ump[ng
which outsiders had been carrying on. Tho
purity intended either to tnr and feAthor 0alesp!c
or rItlo 1,m OH II rail. lilo mado doadty t1efense.
md fired through tho parlols Of h!a door with u
shotgun. ono ctnrge struck farm i9horGr
named Koys. penotratns bis stohnv, md Kill
unmarried. and hnd l,eeti Il rcaldont Of tho
frontier lonK time. Galcsp!c, who IS said to
hNyo bcen shcEu nj one tlnn, has T. not bcGn
uxoncruto him, md say nutalng will DO dono
with hlpl,
, 1880-11-12
CRIMINAL NEWS.
WADE AND Mrs. BROWN.

WADE ANN MRS. HH0WN,
s,.etat i,i,n.,th n n. Chi.ooo Irtlunt.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1t1.. Now ll.-Iho exrccfcd
decisions Il, tho brown murder ct'ses came down
from tho Supreme Court to-slay. Tho Judgment
81 oentt' ~ Tue cuse u v.ae. ".oe wv & sV
hrined, hut new trial Is srafiteu Mfa' Hfo"fa.
lit tho Iirat cnsb tho Court shy: "We hnyo ct-
amfnc MI Tim ,p,rstjona nrcsentctt lty tho rcc-
orl n,,1 o,.,1urn5 III +,,at ro,Id ho satd In Tim
o.u, na ~" ~. .'a,,,o ~, A., nn,
arpelIantB 1afofs anu hro unhple 10 lfhu Auy
error In tho proceedings. Tho Indictment Is
.nld tho ovihnncc IL s,t1Tlc,cnt. rim frni scems
1 ~ " .s,.t s,.a,,.,,.,,,o., ,
tohaSo oeot cohuuctea "'ta ae,.ea,nspeo.'o.'. 'tla
tue combustion arrived tt afld tho Judgment pro-
iiuunecd is, In o,r oplnEon, In Accort1ance With
tho inv md tho facts OF tho case, Thoro
Ia -, r,nr,t u,,o,, ,rhIch IN revnrso Tim ludu-
~ T,,n ,.'t,,no',s a. ,h,rofrr, ai,,r,aI "
H1tHls AAu 1AuA'nci4t ssi e44oioeotet n"tMcN
, 1880-11-12

CoyErASrtSorLg, Nav. 1f.-A dispatch
from UcrsiseIi 1'nslln states TINT he has per-
s,,atletl tho notnbles In 1Juiclyno 10 eonscnt
To ccssfou of territory, MID tint he believes
they will persuade tho rest of tho people,
, 1880-11-12
MURDER I'RtAL.

Special UI5pdlth 70 Tks Ch1ta9a 1F1baEs,
spRlEaytELp. ILL.,. Nov. ll.-Tho trial OF Pat"
rick Fentou for tho lnurler OF hls Wtfo last
Euster Sunday began III tho Circuit Court to->
day, Tho murder wAs I, lnost brutal one, md
tho tIofcnso IL Insanity. 4 Jury .was secured
uftor considerable difficulty, nnd tho tcsttsnoHy
for tho prtsseuil ton WAS cN&Ip0t0l tO-ptKht.
Expert lest!1nolly WIS Introduced by tho dGfonso
u pruyo tho tAeury Of tEsau!ty.
, 1880-11-12

6peetat D1patth to 7ns CAtedso Tribune.
u1,oo41suToN, ILL.,. Nov. 1&.-Mtsa Hattie Burr,
daughter Of Mr. mud Hrs. Alonzo nusr, was
murrlol to-day ID MF. Waltor Stout. Of st. Louis,
cashier Of tho otliee OF tho United 6tatos Ex-
pruss, formerly omploy6 Of the samo Company
her4.
, 1880-11-12

SpsfIaf IlpdttH 70 tn EHtso9" 1Ts11hss
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. HILLARY lIaiucs. ono
of the most popular conductors on tho roads
running Into Chloago, was lust evening united
In tn,rruHc to Miss kutg, IN adopted LAUGHTER
at WlIIiAln Fowler, Ut Earl Fnrk. lnd. Harry
hRs resigned blu position a. conductor and 40
cUpta tho station ag1ncy ut Easl Park.
, 1880-11-12

CInAn RArIps, Ia.. Nov. 1l.-Miss Anna so,tt
was united In matsfmouy to Mr. Wtllard r.
Ilock, OF Hannibal, to OF PHILADELPHIA, ra., at
tho homo OF her parents at Ss1oy Grove, noar
this city, at o'clock last evening. Tho bride Is
tho younxest danEntero oi Dir. R!lllhn +. s@Goats @
q highly esteemed rsa!dent. nieco of TOO ion,
l;corKo Nublo, Of tic Iaxns 4 Pacific KaIl.ond;
Tie Hroon is a. young rallroad man. well And
fnYot1bly known Iii Missouri, rennsylsaniA. anu
New York. Presents wcEo numerous and "
Rrcat value. Congratulations were hearty, aua
Tho wedding feast superb III al! its IetaAa.
, 1880-11-12

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, 1880-11-12

E1sttaI U4pd<h 70 TN DAttd90 1F3bNH&.
Bpn1Nur1xLp, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-Atss Nellie Week.
ham, ut this city, and Mr. Charles 4. Bell. Of
bloomington, were married to-day and depart
cd Tor th0ir future home In bloomington.
, 1880-11-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Public VIII uesvarn Of n FraMdus
lcnt Imitation Of Dobbina' Electric Soup now
being forced on the market by tntereprcscnta~
ton. II will ruin any clothes washed With 1t.
Insist upon having UOhblna' Electric.