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her down. ohokod her, jumped upon her. and
Injured her to tho oxtent Tint her life wns
degpRired Of, and that m SOON a. thHy knew tho
rc1utt Of tese lnjuficA hn would be arrested for
attempted murder: Thp frlond. acnt buck to
have Inquiries lna1c. which tna'ttctl In tis.cov-
hring TINT Mr. Lovts had donh nothing nf tho
sort. and that Mrs. nnnnstcr's letter to hfiwtti-
kec,. which acc!ionta'ly foil into inwycr's
Lewis learned what reports bad becn aent o,le
cHnccrutng him he folt very badly. and eatd
that hIs family bad turned against him, after
lenvs % avon a. b.. could. Nj ono bore who
knows him -tcligves he was IN tho slEhtg:t
degree insanc. Lewis had 500 With him. Ae
10 81 venra old.
Mrs. John ". Du Four and Mrs.. Skinner
are bis daughters In this city. He fs known
70 be somewhere in Wisconsin. and It il. be-
lleved that lle will mnke m effort 70 recover
his property through the courts. Ills brother,
him, mud joins in the belief that the hotelman
is slightly dcrange1.
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How u Vive-Ycar-Olu Drank Soda
:. Wafers

4AQt4H3p0{N 1QAfH4ks
Yesterday young Mothot catnc Into druR"
6tQre, and, putting = ntcket on tho marble
torped oountert FOusnX . swarm Of grazing
lilies, uakcd for a glass Of sGd1-wator. At hor
s'de wnA b-yrnr.n!u boy, and utl hor arm his =
ycnr.ola' sister. q blue.eyed baby With bright
yollpw hair and plump, velroty cheeks. THO boy
behind tho coGnttr r90Ascl the pink sirpp from
the 'n1uGh- twisted metal fauuat. in which pro"
oaQllug tho 1-ycaE-o!I took the lacpcst intaIcst.
He tituE tried 10 climb on tho tounlcr, but fa!l-
Ing ID tails ho stretched out his hanis 9yeF TUG
marble ~ tar ~ ho could rtach. stAnoing or
urrtoo, while bis cyca, growing iAFKet en0
l4EKes, followed 0suEy movement " me
pharuAf:out!a Qanyn,ede. A. tho sQda. water
begun to lu&h the alrup Into fo4m the
youngsters oyes, In the tEstosy Ut anttcpatlont
fai5jy turned oyor. ind bs tongue slipped put Of
THO 0or1,cr Of hts mouth T1o Lnqtn9r triea 70
nu to 4 With grp u steot; s ana ~ noso . wRs
pat Io.s, nd tEe l,uther wrastlod with him Tor
the GMas. wbich was followed from bis lips by
long slxh. Tho moshor took s!p. and Justly tho
baby who drunk as datnt!ly ii hummiug.bttd.
Mcanttmu thu 6-year-0!d WAS watching each dis
nppcsriuK drip and wrtthin1 fn torture, Then
ttla ri4sa wus landed him to tlnish. llD wGnt
jntoi II like u. pig Into trough OF milk. anl,
turning t4o E!ass up1 ap, Up, sxail,wed sho hnlA
until the last deck pt fuhll restod on hta upper
ip very sIG4r blu nuso, fFOtn which ho removed
ii With hi5 tongue. Then tho soda. wnter boy
cAuie around from behind tue counter. Ra1, with
tho assistance Of tha anothoF and tho druggist,
detached hlM Hpm the KtnAS.
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Sunday afternoon word was brought 10
Central Station that there was bloody
murder" Oil tha inside breakwater at tho
foot OF Van Buron street. Tho pollcc who
hastcned to the scene found everything quiet
enough. but aacertained from bystand..
ers that taerp had been a fight
amongst the excursion tug-buat
men, In which ono or two boats had been
damaged more or less, and also III which re-
yolycrs and other weapons l,ad been freely
used, but without any serious effect. The
fight was over the right of way ut the
landing; the Bret lIarte md tho Fa-
yorite having rponnpllzcd the landing, at
tho Welcome. Put, Kramer, and others tt! 20
from tie Harrison strcnt landing. Al0st OF
these craft ply to and FROM tllo Goycrt-
n!et plsr, which ID tns weathor 9 p,Gfyes
tho now Cruclform Enca,npment BY the
Telnplars Van Buren, STREET =, catches
brought on by a iutermlhed effort on tito
part Of tho tug captains to compel the llarto
md Favorite TO make way for them. So far
as could be ascertained no one was Injured.
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There Is quito little romance attached to
the prIsonor, James Wilson, a1ins Gorman,
who togather with William Love, Is con-
fined at tho Armory upon suspicion Of has-
Ing had hand In tue MeMahon murder. 4
few weeks ago two girls from Buffalo,
named 1.avinta Glass md Fannie Gil
bride. wera arrested In tliis, city,
os the instance OF their parents. Fannie had
stolen $50 from tho old people, and was TAX en-
buck. Layin!as parouts did nut seem to care
for l.or, and she rentntned In this city. The
18th Of July Love. Wilson, and ano thor man!
were arrested on. general principles, and
willie they were minutes OF MI Ar,nory
ee!l Wilson fell !n Icy loye ,.;t, w!th The the
their release they we're lnarricl: Mrs. Loyo
ia likewise runaway from nocltelle, IL,
der, similar circumstances; Monday pre.
ced1n9 the. murder both women were
husbands. expeotlag tlat t's% had agHntn been T.
no farther evidence ngalnst the lnel, IN con-
nectton with the murder 1nystery,. and they
will be brought Into courkdurlng tho present
week. =
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LOCAL POLITICS.
YARD MEETINGS.

"a. %y-.u...
4 regular meeting OF tile Union veteran
Club was hold last evening III tho club-room
of the Palmer House. The attendance was
iarge. and the meeting was presided over BY
nast -, 1os,u 81" a"o,,ro ~ - .vos conaumcI IN thc
pass VI aue e'Gank muo .',,m" t,,,staas 'M ao
tranaaesion o. taa fesa'a1 toutsae ous'''sss sss
the Committee on Political Action, stating
that rooI worn Ind baeu dono In several
"., n. vu ""a rsansataJ @ % .Ss Presidents NJ the
"asus, al'a te4osatc" NV . Sns,s,i,' ~ ~
auxiliary ward clubs to report olhciaily 70
him In order that something more might bo
done toward organization. Comrade IIan-
oi,ntt rnnorted foe tl,a Cnnmfttna an I,atIf}cu-
cno's topula ~ .s.e.,, su .,'s+ T., ~ r";"o1
lion Meeting, ana statsa ulas ny hau ta!seo
otey M.o pG1cnsssu sas ~ -
by inc "vetS on MaefeE1nH VI aio tnsctntk'
also that he had 900 had campaign bauges
prlnted Tor tho uae o1 INC clo. An Rppllca.
tlon for membership from Col. Bowen. OF
south Chicago, was read and discussed a.
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ITAVE&ILYs3.

Mr.. Edgar Fnwcett'splay, In prolog and
four acts, was produced BY the Union Square
Theatre Company Inst evening to comfort
ably-flled house, Notwithstanding the heat.
Tho play Ia too much of u play to be dis
cusscd within tho space VIC can this morning
afford t. Suffice 1t to say that Its rendition
employs tho powers Of 4. II. Paimer's conf
pany to the full, and that Mr. Thorne has
seldom had part here whlcl, throws In
builder relief tho peculiar!ties Of his Quafitca-
tloits as ay actos. The play was, as ptom-
isctl, mounted with the sanle scenery and
properties as those used at the union
Square Theatre itself. Forced ,.as ,we
are, to, detcr analysis Of both play
space to say that tic ptecs was Enthusiastic
ally received BY the audience. Mr.. Thorne re-
celvlng aeyeral calls, and the curtain being
called up ut tho end Ut oycry act.
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tho Currency. Messrs. Cor, johnson, and
llaines werc appointed 4 committee 70 confer
with Receiver 1lobart, to gain further lime
other NECESSARY steps In tho Interest Of de-
poaIlnra. A resolution was adopted calling
up Dank-Exnminer l.anRwortl,y for an ex-
PLANTATION Of flts statement previous to de-
In sound condition.
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st1noFRAn11ed oopnAea.
COMING AND GOING.

New Tonii, Aug. 0.-1nllnigr0nts BY five
steamships were landed Saturday at Castle
Garden; they numbered, 1,18l. 4 Melltsr-
rancan steamship, the Esadi. brought forty
acyen from Palermo. Among these were
two Turkish families, consisting Of fourteen
pers0na.
The departures for Europe on last Sntur~
day were little lcas numerous than oil 8atut.
people going to Europe BY steerago was ul,-
usually lar9r., Most, II nut oil Of them, wcro
returning fnltgrnnts, who lad made their
"plle !" fiji this country, and we're going back
to Faderland to entpylt. :,
, 1880-08-10
THE CENSUS.

Ban FFant11to ChFoNtttt-
Returns from all tho counties in the State,
excepting biar1posa, give o population Of S553,.
'sC5, agalnst 5sj.878 In 1870, showing gain Of
so3, 100, or over "a per cent The population
of Mariposn County In 1879 was 4,352, and, az
this county will probably show small lin
crease, tic population Of California will ex-
coed sls], ,oo0,-a gain Of over s, 900 since 1870:
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Bp<etaI Dt1pafeh to Tbs Chicago 7F.hTHx.
RocKFonp, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-Peter Dorr, while
rowing in boat on Rock River yesterday
afternoon, was upset and drowned. Tie had
becii In thIs city only three weeks, coming
from New York City, and while hero had
been III the employ Of james Mcpherson.
His wife having died before his leaving. New
York, he lia,l the care Ut two y',ung children.
lie was brother..In-law Of Charles and Al
bort Mayer, Of this city.
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=, "Fss"s3 00S1EFH 70 2W EH870Fo 1ft1URe
=, NEW YonK, Aug. 0.-Pastles who we're
elaekberrysng nsar Locust Valley yesterday
.oaad body Of a man near tile woods. Ths
:eYefed head was lying six or seven feet dis
Ane The man hnl been dead four or five
neeKs. The unknown man WAS about 30
!sals old, was well dressed. and the pockets
.ssned .s Inside out, Many persons Visited the
ssp9s where the remains were found, and tho
Gsei 1ssio!e causes Of the nuns terrible dua&h
murder Is eyi1snt. aad @ excitsmene reaches t
,n. 1sisi heat al4n9 the north shore aud the
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New YonK,. Aug. 9.~-Dli1o A. Boyntor, q
lawyer Of urana Haven, AtlclI., was arrested
to-day while trying to dlsposo of two bonds
which were stolen In the Soutll during tho
war. Doynton says lie received Tho bondsf for
professional services from q widow. lady to
whom thoy had been given by her brotiler.
sea.
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FATAL nQyY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Aug. "a Greensburg
special to the Courlcr7JournaI says: In a
row yesterday ncar Bethel Church III colun-
bin, Pike County, Felix Garlic killed Jacob
Gowdy with GUN. 0owdy's friends. III
turn, shut Car1ile In two places, md stabbed
HIN twice.. lie Is not expected to llre. All
ara colOre1,
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xp<etat DlspateA to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
QuEnEc. Aug, o.-0n Friday lust gentle
man from Columbus, O., arrived hero and
laid complaint with the authorities agalnst
tue senior partner Of dry-goo4s firm in
Strochs, charging him with forgery and
counterfei.in1 to tho amount OF 81 900
II Ohio nbout two years since. Saturday,
aetlng On this complaint, detectives arrested
ths alleged forRer and counterfeiter at hts
own store In order that he may bo
held pending the action OF the Colum-
bas authorities, whose representative
Is expected to arrive here shortly With
tho necessary papers. The story Of the
complainant, who Is n respectable and we'll
!to-lo citizen Of Columbus and the father-In-
law Of the prisoner, Is said to bo that the ldt-
ter, previously to the discovery Of the
ansgs assged S5hs eoRsaq ana csaa %n ta
hnier IN assumed name, where he nude tho
viii wl,oM iie. entered Into partner.
ehip. iii the dry-goods business, about
fi tfhtsea te m9nhs s AnsgFcsn agG pagiRx autSora n
were unable to trace him until recently,
when bis whereabouts were, discovered md
communicated to. them by his father-fl-law.
The complainant, It seems. did not gas- "!
towards TIC prisoner until eiter S h9
&c ts ia. Sse ho lid H sete {e psrt Il u
scoundrel towards his daughter, while in re-
ality. the. couple. had heeil hon
orhb|y aud, regularly n,arEled. Tie
Gosbs va Sooa y not q on9 ss sooba eaarfe nay a
has expressed his willingness 70 ratntn With
nnut Opposition when tho Unlted States
Marshal arrives to take charge
Of him. There was consequently
eollcs couft ills IN morninS. o % fhs poilce III:
th0rlt!es, as well as the prisoner himself, ORC
very tHtlcent about lliR real llQue.
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This last WIS said yery dsyly, and With look
of pride 1t the clty's growt1I. -,
Gen. Burnett 1caves ta4iny for Peru. ILL.,,
~ spend few days. md uoi1, II he continues
tn inproyY ~ lug llas since he. catn., 70 CHI
rago, vii! visit Omaha and possibly San
Franctsco. On hls rctnrn l,H will make qnltn
a 8tny In ClIlcagp, tho future Of WHICH he
considers greater titan TINT of New York.
, 1880-08-10

:EVU a VN5t
SpfttaI QtspaEth u Ih4 Chteaao Tribune.

Special Dispatth u 1ns cAscaao IHbuns.
BURLINGTON, H., Aug. 9.-F. Cutterbeck
descended into well about two miles west
Of this city to-day for tho purpose Of clean-
Ing It. He was overcome by foul mir, and
when taken out wns unconscious, IN which
recovery ig doubtful, though not considered
impossible.
, 1880-08-10
A DESPERATE CHARACTER,
&nsearI Ofanateh Ia III f.Aicdaa ifi{nihk.


JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. o.-Toni Beckett.
formerly miller Of this city, md who mar
lied respectable young lady OF thls city a
year ago, was iniled to-day aftur q desperate
encounter. Ills young vito had separated
l'9n him on accouut Of his Incorporate md
cruel habits. a. short tiGa since he, tried to
eonpel her to leayo her relatives here aud
;sfIutl' esI! to l!!nl. S!1e refused, where9Pon he
Quincy whers it died i few days later,
Ig!4 morning, he forcibly entered his
Ma.olhet.ln-law'H lollya. here In search
St big wife. lie did not find
hea bfalhsera eat ,, sfehanged R!stol.sao wlth her
!oand aa,i II corr-held mile. Of 80. from this
eiy: ue declared no would not be taken
aslye, and lireA n good many shots ct the Of
nHeets IN pursuit. OF hlm.. Deputy-Shorlff
!eellye Freese In Tho breast, bit the latter
saos beckett fu the leg and secured him.
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otllco In company with George Fisher. She
was then Sncllabke1's tlcketseller at tho
Uppra-iIOusG,
l'AllDONEfl.
SptttdE ptSpufeh 10 Ths f:hftana 1t{bHns.

B1fttdl UU6dEth 70 1he Eh{tae0 Tribune.
BrRIN0Ffas.1. ILL.,, Ang. e.-Thc Governor
lbs partoned Jeremiah Daley, who was COLI
yIctsd Of burglayy Mt the January turn, 1877,
Of the Cook County Criminal Court, and sent
to the Pcnltcntfary for slx years. The pardon
was granted on tho Recommendation Of the
judge and State Attorney. ntd tho petition
OF tho prORectttnK witnesses and largo n1tn.
Of prominent Ctizells.
, 1880-08-10
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS,

PrrTsuultu, "a, Aug. 0.-The Ama1ga-
mated Association Of 1ren and Stee! Work.
ers Of tho uNited States, j3 session at tho
Opera House, elected tha following officers:
bsesetssS bt William S nan|a, Fit.sburg; a risas:
urei, James Penny, FltAburg; Trustees.
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AN OLD VISITOR.
Gen. Ward II. Huruettss Recollecttons
of Chicago til 1882.

w, - 1,n-,.,,,~ r,.,,,,.nt,on.
"sn' "H' n =; n,,;ouan -, 7ss9s 'A'
A representative OF TIE Tribune called
distinguished veteran of tile Mexican Wur.
bt'D who 5scen.ly ] arrived in ohfcaro md is @ TIM
Hno &eee'y a9rn , ~ 1n'sato' t,,u. WIN a. ~
guest OF On olu 1flehd. Mrs. a. IL dalIlthore,
at 3l68 Wabash avenue. The General Is
one Of tile few surviving officers OF
ths Scott expedition in tho Black.
AaWk war anu ~ was on no present
site OF Chicago Ill l8's3, when there were nut
three residents Of tho place. Shortly after
he was appointed ono Of the Engineers en-
poyeT ~. - e,.as 'u .,,% .,cn s,aa @ 1i"aIs,t
on Lake Aleh'san' aiaa hen was ieslaent
Engineer fol several years Of tho Illinois s.
Michigan css Ill e 1ss, IN Ills IT, ;r :
at M n1escnt ] trayelinr raw @ % for hin honjtl having r.
suffered aeuteiy for many years from wounds
yssfSei wSah atar bae IT M @ ba
f,a ill., reeIment iT The tna F,rst N Ncw Nv ynrL Voinn,
~ tes Is'a.s ~ @ 49, ',as 0 ~ ,itn,., anI
teots, planted ING nag upon LUG h'ghts anu
"is FL e%sA1i s. 1s1p. the Mayor; Aldermen, and
comons.ty @ Of New Y1sk yStea v e9la 0ox
e oen: 't, Jacksoi.; 'no;iiHshH ;i @ao n1Gon iesu "
Qaeat4sd the 3 box aIo that patr!ot. ct N9w "
forK IiaY Who Ssnonia oMf GGunt1y !1ot ~, w "
aaessea wtsa penGs! shaaa @ w ~ @@aMuKto is,n " H.
sashe II asssnso Il se ot Pie lis sountry coz St aud s
seaatrys tisEts:S, Xftsr ths i M Mex5ean 'yar &, :
genera meetln9 o. qn1cSfs 9. tne MeW W. 12a1 rs
to uci1: burnett oy unanimous yolfc. ana "
the s1tato Ct ho ,nvralfage c9ny1yc4|
y 70 hln, ~ ING enrly evening tne tehetai
was ont disgiaE witn w. Gsni t anft1nan pne a IT,
, 1880-08-10
YEll0W.EEVER.

New YonK, Aug. 0-Capt 4. G. Har+
rls, FlsstrMate John Fender, Steward
W. 7. Brown. and sca,nen John Martin and
Thomas Casey, wero taken from the schooner
Augustus, from Port Depalx. Saturday, aud
HAYANA. Aug. o-Durlnx the week ended
tue 1th Inst, there wer8 f1rty-three deaths
from yelloW-fever and threa from smallpox.
, 1880-08-10
TENAS.

GALVESTON, Aug. 0,-The Netgs' special
from NIckelvelt says: On Saturday A. Pru-
Rai had q difficulty with p. II. Snyder and II.
N. Walfroln. Snyder was killed aild Frugal
dangerously injured.
Al Foft Worth william Pickering and sou
were arrested for the murder Ut tle0rgo DaW-
son, Saline Co., ILL.,, 1ltna years ago.
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Uu1oA,, \. r, Aug. 0.-1Icnry Schu1er, a
representative OF Noal, Mitchell, Of New
York, came to Utica Friday with stock Of
diamonds. lie left the hotel at yesterday
afternoon. returning at II in the evening.
This morning tic discovered he had been
robbed OF diamonds valued nt $4,000.
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WHEELING, ". w.. Aug. o.-Thts even
ing at Newburg, Preston County, this State.
n tcrrtblo accident happened. Mrs. 1Ialbrit-
ter and Miss 1ialbr!tter were walking OIL the
railroad track, when the fast line came along
and struck bnth OF them. killing Mrs. Hal
brltter Instantly, and inulcttnG Injuries upon
Miss 11albrilter from which SHE died III fow
hours,
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BRIDGE BURNED.

QuEESsroN, Ont, Aug. 9.-This afternoon
tho bridge spanning deep gully on the
Suspension Bridge Branch Of tbs Now York
Central Railway, about half mile south OF
Lewiston, N. r, was destroyed by fire.
which is supposed to have been caused by
sparks FROM MI engine.
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a FRACTURED SKULL.

Gpttldl DlfPatEh 70 1hs EHitago 7Fdbant.
BURLINGTON, H.. Aug. o.-JohM Murphy,
n laborcr, employed on the new building OF
the Stcam-Supply Company. In this city. had
his skull fractured today by being struck by
II piece of brick which fell from. tiie top OF
tho smoke-stack, hlstance nj stxty-hye
feet, lie was at work near the bottom Of
the stack. lie cannot recover.
, 1880-08-10
TROUBLED WITH WORMS.

H. @F'ss7s 00p09f4 u tn EH1{d41 2ft10m.
.nea aRASo HAVEN, M.c',., Aug, p.--This
asethhg Henry Worms committed q terrible
*@uit ~ upon ". 8. Hennatn, editor Of the
m:sata, tt;s supposed to be on account Of soms-
~ lung ,.l taat appeared in the Heruld. Worms
VIZ bM,'oWn e'' here Us "Littts Jos," and tbs same
IT, bs't. Winter: bsnlisla il j. pot daggsSoasly
Wass.as W.T. au will ba on duty In q fsW days,
"osals las given bull for trial.
, 1880-08-10

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Aug. 9.-The safo Of
Lnpp Bros. j. AIillers. dry-gootls merchants
and wool-buyers, Of Petersburg, Mahonlug
County, was blown open on Saturday. Five
hundred dollars md checks calling Tor $500
more were taken. No ctew.
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DENVER, Aug. 0.--The Ners l1as infosna.
t1on Of the robbery of tie depot OF South
Arkansas Station, in Grand Gallon, Saturday
night. Tho agent was struck OH the head
with sanding and 5000 stolen from the
Otflce,
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M'viCKEIssg,

II rr., ,,... f. -. as1,I,o rattnr a.. ,,,,. ~
ino eneet - ~ ~ .eti .tna..I.S a. s,.. snn ~.
fast H light, abiding to tha Transformation Of
Mcvicker's house and tlla at1miring audience
TINT filed titc auditorium. And thts exactly
tns. as riied r M the srnnc II markcti tho i,cstn.
nins Of Movieker's twenty.fourtl season.
% uated. inside the walls, tie eeiing, tho bros.
eeniam, the faliery-rails, the pi!iafs support.
Ing the galleries. the carpets TUG 1,nnstnEs. the
0rnnn,entst-all were rich, and tasteful, a1ld
inviting. Everything conveyed a feeling Of
elegant comfort, and everybody appeared to
appIeclaso t'ls @ 1ee Ing ho%ss was n.ea
sas w peope @ ths e1'ens ws
ite,r good nature to The scene =. On Tho stare;
senL , ,;fi!! a.! ne lungs oa 4's eatees WIN tne'f
9opta tle wls.1es n1acs ia tho nrodnctton q, Mr. wn
r,a,nn ~ tbta a. cttv @ ,yhnsa .iFr,I" fn,,r,a,tn';
iDs'e ns 1t nGi oos fesstS' ho nSG5s Hass WIS wns
t1rgnaly seen At INC fane
fr,,n fi,nt in whici, il was presentnd lasf
nls snloiioS ~ rs aa'E nlaoe is asTeG as 5eegy ~
sesnteo s"nS of tfa n,ay was u ct,,de]y cor. aus
acieEizatiol,, tile piece was q curious mix
turc Of weakness and strcERth now the per-
suffer at tile hands Of the people playing them.
Nearly every character Is a clever sketch
sntirizing peeuliatities met with In every
tlay life. Then there was elumsy and a
course attempt at satire; now tho satire Is
more tlelIcately put, and is mure inclsiye.
It has oftcn been stated that this
piece Is hut an adaptation of the
German tarctcal comedy, "lhe Lion Of the
use Dayo tllere nre Aome thirty characters;
III - All ths Rage" there are but ten. Ther6
Is certainly faint resemblance between the
two here mid there In tha story; but no Bltua-
tIou Is tho snnie, the characters arc entirely
different and not one line Of the dinlog of
ssThe Lion Of the Day" can be found In
"All the Rage"
As we, have tic, piece. now 1t is
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LITTLE FALLS, n. T., Aug. 0.-Alphonso
Klock shot Jerry Holden, OF uerkimer, dead
last night Holden having improper reid
t!ons with ,Kock's sister wlisn tho decd was
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william Weihc. Samuel 8. Waisreight, Pitts
burg; G. u. Thompson. Wheeling. ". w.
The ballo.Ing fnr Vicc-Pfcs'dcn's Is nov in
session arc good.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. Q.-Arrivel, O. the City
Of Richmond, from New York.
LoynoS, Aug. 9-Tto State OF 1ndlann,
New York, and Canada, from Now York,
have arrived out,
, 1880-08-10
SUICIDAL,

Special DhpaseA to Tns Chicago 1<thuns. q
Folsr W1YNE, Ind, Aug. o-Tom Stevens,
editor and proprietor OF the Monroeyllle
Deulocrut, attempted suicide at that place
to-day by taking morphine. 1lo will propar
bly, die,
, 1880-08-10

The public will beware Of = ffauAu-
lent Initiation ut Dohbina' Electric Soap now be-
luz foruod nti the snArket by I1iarupEe.entaaon.
il will ruin any clothes Washed with 1t. Insult
upuu haY1nK Vobblu1 El0GtrlV.
, 1880-08-10

Ladies', Delicate, md Keehls if, yo4
Wish to be healthy and penutitul, sAku Eold9na
LivGjv's Liquid Extract Of Nesf.
, 1880-08-10

,,o. ,,o.Se1SSArl. o., Aug. p--Ofllcer Chamley,
hsSl S. yesterday afternoon by Manager siell-'
it, ss. t. OF tho Vine Street Opara-llouse, lies
In ' sae morning under tie Influence of oplates,
tIs.,s ~. uls recovery ts extremely doubtful. Ella
~, ;,'.'tef. Ivy, daughter Of tho Victim, and the
en or! v!l9 vT!l9 ptecipitated the ilgAt by an attack
ssenMsngte JACKSON, II tho saq.p Wl,N crcutpd
SrMsatsl Srssatiotl some tliue aKo by sbscnudinK 10
"os1eans With the proceeds Of tke Gox-
, 1880-08-10

Thrown from H. WAGON.
Spteta. D.patth to TAl CAtease Tribune.
ELo1S, ILL.,, Aug. o.-Thls morning All
gusta Rudolph, Of Dundee, was thrown from
d wagon and 30 badly Injured ulat sho will
mt 0utr1yH
, 1880-08-10
sTn11cK ON Ills HEAD.

STRUCK ON Ills HEAD.
5p&stat Dtspatsh to 9as Chteaee TtabpnA.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. GAN old gentleman
named. Waikenbaoh, Of Peru, was killed in
that city yesterday by falling on Ills head
frnm d se60nd-atory window to the pavement
below.
, 1880-08-10

ASSESSMENT RESISTED.
NEwAnk, Aug. 9.-1h0 stockholders Of tho
defunct First National Bank held meeting
to-day and resolved 10 resist the essessInent
of 100 per cent Imposed bJ the Controller Of
, 1880-08-10

O1tltN4V
FoKr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. IA uan CIV
Ing Ills tame as Albert Hawkins was arrested
for cnsttng coin, and n largo number of coutl-
tcrfeit silver dollars, were found iii his pos
session.
, 1880-08-10

Northern Pacific 3. r.. Co.

NV i0nK, Au3t I. ISL.
NaFsSeia NsES Jt issias y e.: y: s}S:s i AZ
e. sYsbt bs.sssts Il sspk tfndeax u 2is;
Treasurer.
, 1880-08-10
FELL INTO 4 WE'LL.

sptetas Dspatsh to T1s Chteaao Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Aug, Q.-Andrew Ross.
Of tilla city, dealer In pumps, fell Into well
today. Ills fall was arrested about twenty.
tlye feet down by platform. He received
wounds that will probably provo fataf.