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An Unproyoked Murderer.

Independence, Mo-, June 25.-Willism
White who WAS shot by JerryHurley,six miles
south cf here Monday, died Tuesday night.
An inquest and post mortem examination
was had yesterday. The evidence showed
that tiia shooting TO have been premeditated,
and without particle OF cause of provoca-
ton. The autopsy showed that the bulle,
had wounded the left lilac artery, which bad
bed Internally, causing death. The aldo.
men contained over gallon of coagulated
blood. There i: no trace Of the murderer.
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Elsewhere.

THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE NOMINEES.
New York, June 25.--The Herald says
Harcock's nomination is an undoubted and
very great benefit to the country; that it
makes impossible bloody-shrt campaigns
that between Garfield and Hancock the
voters may choose freely and safely, accord
inc 10 their views of what is the best policy,
and with no fear that the Unionor any mans
rights in the country will be endan-
gered by the election of either.
The Times says it is a peculiarly consti-
tuted party which sends rebel brigadiers to
congress because Of their rebellion and
which dominates a Union general as its can
didate for president of the Union of States
because of his loyalty. 1t considers the
ticket very commonplace.
The World warmly eulogizes Hancock for
his military career and statesmanlke con-
duct during the war, and welcomes the NOM
nation as reunion of the states of the
Union as firmly as if they had never been
separated. .
gizes Hancock, and says he is n polished and
courteous gentlemen, II brave and successful
soldier and an upright and honest man. lie
is without stain and above 1eproach; lit TO
sit in the chair of Washington and represent
the American people to the monarchs and
| tstesmen of the world.
The Tribune says in an hour OF excite
ment andpassion another Democratic conven-
ton has missed all chance of victory. Eager
TO bury Tildenism and to defeat his nomina-
lion. which seemed at Cincinnati inevitable
as il would have been fatal, the
convention went with rush
10 the first candidate who appeared
TO have the lead. The men who calculated
cody what the convention must do in order
| to succeed and expected the convention also
would calculate cody, were surprised by
its action. Hancock, it declares, will not
prove as strongs candidate as Mcclellan was
SAVANNAH, GA.
Savannah, Ga, June 25.-The nomination OF
Hancock and English give great satisfaction
in This city. One hundred guns will be fired
to-day in honor Of the event
| CHARLESTON, sc.
| charleston, S c., June 25.--The News and
| Courier, which has been the steadiast cnaui,
MON Of Bayard, regards the nomination o.
Hancock the strongest and safest that could
have been made.
| AUGUSTA, GA.
Augusta. Ga, June 25.--The Chronicle
savs the nomination Is powerful one and
The aolid south sounds the revielle FORTH
soldier and statesman who first proclaimed
and stoutly maintained that when the wal
WAS over the great principles OF
American liberty were still q lawful inneri'
lance of these people.
WHAT THE ct. LOUIS PAPERS SAY.
St. Louis, June 25.--The Republican, attel
navinp General Hancock very high com
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K,,lediu Time.

Paris, KY, June 25.-Last night negro,
named Adam Kelley, commonly called "Doc
Eddy" we'll known as malicious and
reyengeful character, approached Thomas
Holiday, young man Of about twenty
years, saying that hc wanted TO cut his
throat. Holiday objected, drew his pistol
and fred five shots, one of which took effect
in Kelly's abdomen and from which he died
this morning. The parties had ditf-
Guilty some time since, which ended in Hol-
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Facts from Frisco,

San Francisco, june 25. Otto, ex-treasur-
or of Santa Cruz county, convicted of en-
bezzling public funds, was to-day sentenced
to FIVE years in the penitentiary. An appeal
will be taken TO the Supreme court.
The big board; at executive session to-day
resolved TO adjourn from July to July T..
The mixing mouse Of the Vulcan Powder
works, near San Pablo, blew up this morn
ing. No one injured, and damage small.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, June 25.-All the leading
journals comment most fayorably on the
nomination Of Hancock.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
San Francisco, June 25.-The news of
the nomination Of Hancock was received
with general favor on tho Pacific coast,
GREAT REJOICING IN ALL SECTIONS.
Washington, d. O., June 25.-Dispatches
received from all sections report great re-
loleing and enthusiasm over the Cincinnati
nominations.
THURMAN's EuLooY.
AZ Columbus, Ohio, ratification meeting
vas held in the state-house, at which Mr..
Thurman made speech eulogstic of Han
COCK, and his action in Louisiana and Texas.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Tenn, june 25.-One hundred
guns were fired here last evening in honor OF
the nomination of Hancock and English.
AN ACCIDENT AT vICKsBuRG.
NicKsburg Miss, june PA young man
nanei Charles O'Connor had his right hand
torn off and arm so badly fractured tha
amputs ion is necessary, by the premature
explosit ton Of a cannon being fired in honor o
Hancock and English.
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napfh In N Tirespeu

Menomonee, Mich, June 25.--William
Thompson, workman in the Lunning-
ton mills, fell into fire-pen
Yesterday and was burned SO
badly that he died. Some seem to think that
he was pushed into the fre-pen by man
with whom he was working and with whom
he had ousrreed. His feet were roasted and
the flesh came off in masses, the bones OF the
toes showing plainly.
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mother and Babe Killed.

Kankakee, H., June 25.-Mrs. Holzmann
and her eighteen-months-old child were run
over BY railway train at Grant Park station
Yesterday. Mrs. Holzmann was fatally IN
}nred and her babe instantly killed.
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onno.,,,on T,cke, I'm Alabama

montgomery, Ala, June 25.-opposition
conference brought forward the following
ticket: For governor, j. T. Pickens secre-
tsry of state, A. J. Turpine; attorney-gen-
era. Paul Jones; auditor, j. II. Cowan
treasurer, w. T. May; superintendent Of ed
ucation, J.J Delyhamp.
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Chicago, June 25.-On account OF the rain
TODAY, the races were postponed until to-
morrow, and Saturdays programme goes
over till Monday.
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r,r.mcn,s celebration at Marlin.

Special to the Herald. .,
Marlin, June 25.-The fremen celebrated
the anniversary to-day and 1t was grand
Roberts asd Lang will lock horns at Fair
view springs, this county, July 9Th, on state
p0litics
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chicago Censns Complete.

Chicago, June S5.-Complete census
returns from this city show the population
to be 474,4N.
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liday giving Kelly good thrashing, and
Kelly threatening to kin Holiday, which he
has been watching to do ever since. Kelly
had a handful Of rocks when he was picked
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pliment as a man and soldier says the ticket
is built to run and to win. 1t unites all the
sgeents Of popularity and portends success.
The Times says If the convention had de-
liberated week it could not have made
stronger ticket or one more acceptable TO the
party or people
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DEMOCRATIC DELIGHT.
REJoIClNGs OVER THE TICKET.
Comments Of the Leading NewspR.
pers, Democratic and Republican,
on the Result OF the Cincinnati
Conventional Very Fayora.
BILE Impression Every.
where, aud Great En-.
thusinsm. :.
Through the Stntc

Special to the Herald.
Groesbeeck, June ga large and enthu-
siastic meeting was held at the court house
last night in ratification Of the nomination of
General Hancock by the Cincinnati conven-
ton. Speeches were made by Colonel Her
wing Captain Gibson, Major Boone and 9TH
ers, which were heartily cheered at every
mention Of some noble deed of the gallant
soldier and patriot whom the Democrats
will elect president next November
Twenty guns were fired, not cannon, but a
very noisy substitute improvised for the occa-
sion. In fact the crowd exhibited marked
enthusiasm, and on every countenance WAS
depicted such hope and gladness as has sell
dom been felt by our people on similar occa-
Sons for long years.
PARIS,
Special to the Herald
Paris, June 25.-The people of our city
are highly pleased with the Cincinnati nomi-
nations and have heard some of the Recub-
licanism say that Hancock was not very
Objectionable to either the republican or the
greenbackers, as he had shaped his course in
such away that he had made life time friends
in all parties and we are to have in this city
next Saturday night one Of the grandest
Democratic volles that any town of the
same size ever had, in order TO celebrate the
nomination for president and vice presi-
dent.
BRYAN.
Special to the Herald.
Bryan, June 25 There is immense enthu-
siasm here over the nomination OF Hancock
and English. The people are firing otf can
non and bon-fres are lighted. The court
house was crowded with the unterrihed
Democracy of Brazos county, Patriotic
speeches were made by Captain 7. j, Beall,
DR., De Porte Smythe, Major Clarke, Cap
tain j. 7. Ayers and others.
wEATHERroRD.
Special to the Herald
Weatherford, June 25.-The nominations
of the Democratic ticket was received here
with the greatest satisfaction, and the peo-
pie feel assured that with two such able men
as Hancock and English at the head of their
ticket, victory in the coming election will be
the source of little or no uneasiness in the
minds OF all true Democrats.
GRIFFIN.
Special TO the Herald
Griffin, June 25.-The citizens of this place
have turned out en- masse tonight, and are
firing guns, blacksmith anyils and making
bonares over the news of the nomination Of
Hancock and English. The selection seems
to be one that meets with general approval,
and doubtless will win.
SHERMAN.
Special to the Herald.
Sherman, June 25.--The nominations of
Hancock and English by the Cincinnati con.
yention, have thoroughly fired the Demo
cratic heart hereabouts The enthusiasm
found escape by means of firing cannon
last night.
MARLIN.
Special to the Herald.
Marlin, June 25.--One hundred guns were
fred here last night for Hancock. Falls was
the first county in the state.to expires prefer
ence for Hancock in convention.
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Weekly net receipts ., lgsi gross, h,"fs' eS-
ports TO Great Britain, 7,g0oi France, z,oo1,
continent Gal; coastwlse, ii channeI' -
sales. 1901, stock, l3j, 365 bales.
Wool dull and declningt domestic neece'
iOshs; pulled, g2@co; unwashed, 16@Sl; Texas
ls(G3j. ,., Man,
Orleans, 30 TO 70 lbs, IL; Texas, selected, % 10
70 lbs llS@l3.
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Marlin, June 25,-One hundred guns were
fred here last night for Hancock. Falls was
the first county in the state.to expires prefer
ence for Hancock in convention.
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GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS

Necplptg net, COL GROSS, IObi VNPuTlb 70
Great Britain, 4,I0s continent lcei coas'"ise'
weekly sales 1, 1850; receipts net, 1854; gross
q o,s, exports to Great Britain, l2,76ij conti-
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FOREIGN.

NEw YopK, june 25.--Stocks steady money
961S, exchange long, 4 Bi1s ditto short, Sh
state bonds dull; Governments nrin.
I'otton uuipt; sales, 2Il bales.
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Griffin, June 25.-The citizens of this place
have turned out en- mssse tonight, and are
firing guns, blacksmith anvils and making
bonares over the news of the nomination Of
Hancock and English. The selection seems
to be one that meets with general approval,
and doubtless will win.
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Sherman, June 25.-The nominations of
Hancock and English by the Cincinnati con.
venton, have thoroughly fired the Demo
cratic heart hereabouts The enthusiasm
found escape by means of firing cannon
last night
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CHICAGO, June 25.--The Drovers' Journal
renorts cattle receipts, $500, shipments, 4,3c0;
receipts to-day are about the largest secorded;
a bulk of the supply was Of good cattle; ship
rrass Texans, In moderate supply and steady.
sheen receipts, 600; shipments, -; market
weak; common to choice, 1905 60
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-02-19

6sntsn Nusen, bic ih burA duBsrsn
CLAM 70 germ battsn blenbsn laTen, lis
alitten jeet serltrsut tn lauIhenaer anaIf
iiSer al tisle prunfsnbsn gtithtisfti!sn
linwes. geresbltb erlsbute er sin leile
seFuliertss Dantestpurt aus pislem fa 3es
ld!oGsnsn, blasrottsn Munoe, i9r per
ldleiertsr Blid 1anote tsinsn warmsn
Strabl 3u t9m, osm 6arrsncen, Ginilber
l1no eine unlaalihe 8ittsrlidbtsit iidsr itsl
itn nit gineln D,ale Bel i4rer Rarrsn
@lsih siltiafsit Silt alien rttfasu Sewsi
fen lsiner 0iebe Bate er oas esmiltbis isenSe
@elatl sinss Ssttlers, ben Ne unbeadtet
ror Ger 5tiir tbrss Ssrjens tastsn lisb.
Do6 plUbli6 sudte tbre fsine @eltalt
,ulammfn, tpie Don ben t6oiitsn @Giilisn
estruFsn, Die nit bsGtnsupsm gho jsst
avs Der 5tabt aeriibsrlAa[ltsn SIRE
anee manttsn. Msdanil9 balats tire
Qinfe nah bsm Nrm ibres Wannss, bic
ausssarefts Rsbte ecutete In bic Tsrns,
itre lumman 9ippsn tbeiltsn HA. gDie
aus ,pirrsn, 1raum ertpadt, fab 1e tba iii.
5Srit Bit Sas ltnbtit natsr unb nabsr
fommsn! 1laFsrte Gs. SORT bu's2
sGas tit1nmera fIe uua. bic Netelsn :?
fpraG sr, fsln YsronRertas, Wuse baI6 ,u
t5r eTbsbsnb. 81 unlsr 0lat nttat erpB
ssnua, uns bas erbSratlithe Sreibsn ba
eranbea pirgsifsn su MAIDEN 2 Der game
Gecismus leiner esieenlGaft ipraa aus
cen tervorselObenen Wortfn.
Gin befrsmbIitss Staunen gilt 1dat,
tsasleih iiter i6re feinen 3ise. Geim
5obcn bsr glemeate sersist man Der SO
fen3eit, laete fis 9eitis. Scr bate Stnu,
ses eiasnsn ti(len 0tidsS 81 pflessn, no
Sas Shidial BON 9au 1euosn uns oas Scr;
traittsra maGt?
!50rtfebuaB fulet.
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HspabsifamiiD iDe &pMpentipis.

Nat Seeattaus init oen Mit ,lieotrn
ee5 Staatsfrtcutio Gontes Der reyu6lt.
taniltben Darte ppn 1erae 1T IS Gelhlof
| fen toorbsn, cine Staatscompsntion pon
Celeeatfn 81 6erufeu, Die nit aascmeasn
gollmahten DsrIsaen isin uno Oil,
W tt ip ID, BEN "a ~ 1r,lSSO
In Iattn ;ulamn'entteten luaen.
Die perIhisben Counties tuarbsd, ,ussn
bon Der Gsnoantion ntdt aaperipsitts BE-.
Itimmt wiro, au perlsl,en Na,abl cou
Sttmmeit bsrebtist feia, ipis bic @pn
oantiun, ,pflbe Oh -. S1nuar 1870 ae>
Daltsn wurbe.
Iae Istoem ursani1rts oser orBaniFrte,
ebfr ntat pertreteae Guuatiss 1no "a ve
nisaens eiasr @tiams beseta!ist
Dts Mitslispsr Dss Staatssrseutipe
Scn.tas trerosn erluht, barna9 ,u 1e9en,
oab bic 8epublifaner in jsoem Der @ous,
ties tbrer reiveettDsn lenaorsusn Dtltricts
9sbosts crsantFrt weroen uab oab ibnsn
elns 9slsssnbsis 3ur Rspra ientatou In Der
gonosntiun 8eSsben peros.
Ssbr adtunsssol
GSTuno s. Davis.
gprFbsnoee rep. Observation-Disclosures.
@uRin, Ssras. 1. San, 1880.
Dallas, 1sras, San.2 2. 1880.
Damit mir stus siniss uno barmonilcbe
gonpenticn bfr Nepu6I;taaes Sas @taates
Ssras erbalten uno bamit tetne 5tseltiss
tsit tster Die WettSolItummsn4sit 3ur Bs-
rufuns siner fclAsa sntfe9e, ssbe i'd bier.
NIT Dem Aufraf nsine bsrsli.As 3uRin.
muns uno erlude ale 8spub!isanss TN
staate. bemssmaS Sa banSsIn, Gs III
'nsine @biidt, ale gnipriias an ben Dor,
iB ees rspubI'fani1asn StaatasrseutIp.
eomitss aaf,ussbsn, ictalo cine sinaise
@sleeenbeit iid ea,u bistst.
u. 81. eOaran,
Gorft:aSer rsp. Staatssrseutip, Gomtes.
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6 1T
perbdilgnibDoaeS Sabr.
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Rumea III smei atslen Yrn geriba @ueuiti.
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Ott
4SdgsiAe Treie Yreiie
erl1etrs
talitt Mi Nu5nabme brp Gpnntagh
unb tpftt
10 90 fir Sas Sabr lobsr 81 so fir rcr
Wonots.
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taf's Gumms balter seicansa t5aasn, bic
8soinsuas itslteH. bag tie Stride ALIEN
rslis'fIsn Ge!!en ofen flsben loIts. S.
Hao 1a1fr Sor!anf5 aUta feiae NusfN:sn
sprtanpsn, taS cie Gonntass;aJe oss
Staot burA ras Gluten Der ajrdsngIot>n
nflGrt hirh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

ssy Frank y. Hili d Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on THE EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BEYOND CLAY
STREET. At AuJTlON.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust rccorce In The clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chapcery Court, ID. u. 107 u. paee 1g7, from John
a.. .laiborne ana wife 10 Frank ID Hill and Z. -.
Meredith trustees, default having heen made Ia the
payment OF negotiable note secured Under said
deed. and at the rfqn 81 OF the beneficiary, will sell
at auction. on The premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1880,
at 4 o'clock p. n. the REAL ESTATE described
In said deed-to wit: All that certain LOT OF
LAND In the city Of Richmond, en- tie east Side OF
Twelfth street between t;lay ann Leish Is COM
nenctng az point 80 feet from the northeast cor.
ner OF tay ana Twelfth streets, fronting on Tweifh
Stree, 3b feet. and thence eastwardiy aud between
parallel lines about 1872 feet. having thereon TWO
BRICK DWELLINGS aud other Improvements. :.
TIE houses are very subianthliy Dult, WIN al
The modern Improvements. cuyerts. bath. coal
vaults, gas. &C. are almost new. and are now rent
ed by The year 10 No. lenanisat good paying
rents.
This properly will be sold low. and Offers fne
oppor unity for permanent nves meni. as II VIII
paw the PURCHASER over 10 per cent. on his outlay.
TERMsi Under The deed $4,000, with Interest
from August /, 1879, and the expenses OF sale,
ea.h; the balance upon liberal lime, or better
terms may ne announced on day Of sale.
FRANK u. HILL.
mob Surviving Trustee.
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The women Of Montenegro.

Correspondence Of the London Standard.I
The Montenegro woman takes an equal
share Of labor with the man at field-work,
and she does all the carrying. In travel
here one engages horse to ride and a wo-
man for the baggage. Only those who have
neiiber wife, mother, daughter, nor de-
pendent female relation shoulder burdens
% common thing. Transport by animals
also is department OF female occupa-
lion. Coming from Cettinie here. one
meets pack-hJrses. mules, donkeys, going
up in droyes, with gang OF women
following. Tremendous weights they
carry, slung by straps that cross the upper
chest, and as they go they knit or spin.
These dyellers by the frontier are much
better ioOkiog than the unmiXed race Of the
interior, but not less hardy, strong, and in
dependent. They have no shame or hesita-
ton III begging, and universal mendicancy
on the part Of women and girls must, ina
CINE, have its influence on morality. In
leaving Montenegro the traveller carries
with him deep regard and admiration for
the gsllantry, the manlness, and the shrewd
intelligence Of this strange people. He is
constrained 10 wish them well and to hope
that they will acquire means to live at peace
hereafter.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer,
1l13 Main street.


CONTIyUATIONO OF THE TRUSTEE'S
~ SALE OF THE NSOLD PORTION OF
THOSE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS LYING
STREETS. BETWEEN WASHINGTON. PLUM,
AND HARVlE STRkETS.-As trustee In deco OF
trust executed by james &. Hardy and wife on the
2Sth day of August. 1879. and by virtue of de-
cree OF the Oh incery Court of The city OF Rich
mOnd. entered July 8. $50. In the suit of Hardy,
trustee, Us. GOddin. trustee, Dunkel, and others,
being required 10 do By the parties inieres ted.
shall, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1880,
commencing at o'clock L. NJ. sell at public auc-
ton on the premises. all that nOrtion OF The pro-
pery conveyed by said deed OF trust aud located as
above. now occupied by Mr.. James {. Hardy. which
was unsold At last sale for want OF time. The lots
now 10 be sold besides those fronting on Cary
street, are the most elevated of the entire number,
occupying that beautiful knoll of ground on level
with The old reservoir, and commanding "A fine view
of the city, The land Is subdyded Ia lots, AS viii
be shown by pat on d,y of sale.
The attention of capitalists wishing investments.
and also persons of small means desiring 10 for
homes, H. especially invited TO this SALE No portion
of city Is more rapidly improving than this To-
ca'itv. which Is IN the direct line Of the western
growth of our city. Purchasers may confidently
expect speedy returns Oh investments made In this
locality.
The creditors mentioned In said deed of trust are
requested TO be present at the sale, arrangements
may he made at sale 10 purchase with their claims.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his negotiable
for def FRED payments, and title retained until
all the purchase money Is paid and deed ordered by
the Court A. X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctioDeer. no IL