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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-21

these rock cemeteries In Utah which had been
use sed to 10 Of o1 r sds WAS vas sd a IN
almost inaccessible mountain, in a position so
carefully chosen for concealment that 1t would
have been almost impossible, without guide,
to find it. Several OF the graves were opened,
and it was found number of b0ulder5 had
been removed from the bed of the slide, until
a sufficient cavity had been obtained. The
cavity was lined with skins, the corpse placed
in with weapons, ornaments, &C., and covered
over with Saplings OF the mountain aspen; on
top OF these the removed boulders were piled,
forming calrn large enough to have marked
the last resting place of an elephant. In the
vicinity were scattered the osseouS remains of
horses which had been sacrificed at the funeral
tain the body Of a chief, were found parts of the
skeleton OF boy, and the tradition was that a
captive boy was buried alive at this place.
URN BURIAL
was practiced to some extent by the mound
builders, particularly in some of the southern
states. Cremation was a common custom, to
some extent, among North American tribes, es-
This rite is peculiarly interesting from its great
antiquity. Among the Indians OF oregon the body
OF the deceased was kept nine days, laid out In
his lodge, and on the tenth It was burned. He
lected, on which are laid sticks about seven feet
long, of cypress, neatly split, and in the mister
stices is placed quantity Of gummy wood In
the neighbortng villages to be present. The
corpse Is placed on the pile, which is at once
| ignited and during the process OF burning ths
bystanders are in high state of merrimenf. L
| If not they never separate without quar-
reling among themselves. The widow O
| the deceased Is treated with great cruelty
| particularly If she has been remiss In any do
nestle duty, OF disloyal to her husband. Another
| method, embracing both burial and cremation
has been practiced by the Pitt river or Digger
ground in standing position, the shoulder
nearly even with the ground. The grave Is pre-
pared by digging hole OF sufficient depth t.
admit the body, the head being cut on. In tn
| graves are placed the bows and arrows, bead
work, trappings, &C., belonging to the deceased
dried fish, roots, herbs, &c. The grave wa!
J then dlled up, covering the headleSs body; theI
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DASE-DALT.
PROVIDENCE vs. CHICAGO.

'""' ~--A*+FN'' 't'' NAe+~AANNs
Special Datpatea to tn chieaeo Tribune
ihovibEScE, II. ~ July D-C Chicago
afoppeu o'Iottef game 10 tia ci'anaplons to,
a'sy oy feasell ~ her l1'ability 10 ont 'Wafd
atat ny iot,sc 1eld'hs ~ cflt!cal rolnts. ward
pitcnea WIN cofssta1Emate skl'i' anu was noly
supported by tue dtamol'd Knights mid out
ftcldcrs, with the execution OF Ilouck: Cor
cofah pitehcd salpern!y, Dnt was poorly sup
p"fttt'. 0orc, quest. anu tllnt making cosby
errors l'y nervous play. Providence won tho
toss, and were lrst to score, Hines anu tar"
reIl taking tlrst oil called bnIls, and seor Ing
OIL Il villa pitch, sacrifice battling W start
ana Peters, aild Il mut1cd fly by
t;orc: Ansoi, mat1p tia first RIM
FIR thc vis,,nra m lila s,nc1o nosan,l
nanS. heiiss sneslhce' a'td !3nIns' sInRle' III
He fourth Williamson batted 1'y between
Fnrreli anl D0rst,.l, WHO met III collision,
yiviu,f the l,ntstnon t,rn f,nsrs. nt,t 1,n su,af
,.,,n,,,,, "rs,t H., ,,,t, ~ is,."o,I,z tt.r.',,
!"'3 '.'1seu 49,. ts'e ~, ute ~ Ill.,"
!" l;r:"i'ry III TIC hftal f"r Frovittence Hines
aF:'n tunf Ills first OH called balls, and
rounded the i>rses an Starts toul,lc-
fuoe,.r. In tt,n .ixtI fnr f,),,cn1o, nftor f;oro
i,at, .',,'t .t,i., ~, ~, ..I'e ~, t1I.,.,,
''a'' 't'"''c'l t'.'i' ~ n'S o"s'e hil1s aohehs
passpA er"lli!ter, Williamson hatted 4 snort
fly Uy"r FurrelI's head, which Hines
gathered I'D nftcr: Io1,u rslr thereby snyfnr n
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PERSONALS.

Tanner and Bernhnrdt would make good
Team.
! Whcn Miss Vanderbilt marrles Lord Dup
elin Maui =. will bo highly connected.
'Emula Abbott's now book is to be called
@Tho Story Ut Great Singer" but it Is not
knAwn whether tho subject ts tflsa cary OF Miss
Kellogg.
The Philadelphia Bulletin snys TINT 4 lady
Ec.Iinx ln,srlln mask hass been noticed bath
lug II cnpc 3sny. The amount OF clathea that
tomc pcuple cat struggle around In Is certainly
astonishing.
There Is no possible doubt ABOUT Anglesey
bclag rcal English Lord. Ills generous otfur
h odefray portion Of Ills victm's funeral ex-
pe1ses proves that. An ordinary person would
have yulgarly Insisted OIL footing tho cntlro bill.
Mr, Morrill, says that Senator lIamlln has
never known elckucss. never wore piece OF
dainol or undercluthlng Of auy description, a
p0fr Of gloves, or I'LL ovorcoat. Hereafter VIC
lupposo tic absence OF unl!erel0thing will be tho
1sst test Of truo stNtesmanshtp.
Sharks are very numerous at Eastern
Watorlug- ptaces this season, atll vBItors oaunot
be too carcfu Il st. Louis belle, whGo bnthtug
1t Attnnt'o City tho othor day. stopped Into what
Is known MS n "shark rcst."-a little cavity III
Tho sandy bottom Ut tho occan,-whlch contained
three of the dreadful monsters. Quo escaped,
but tho other two woro fatally crushed.
, 1880-07-30

Special Diapateh to 1As Chicago 1ftbuns.
YoNKv1LLE, ILL.,. July 20.-As tho limo for
tie me citing Of tho Republican Convention Ut
the Seventh Congressional District ap-
III caches the interest increases as to who
will succeed In carrying Oft the nomination.
Tllore are four prominent candidates, one
from each county, IS FOLLOWS: Judge Parks,
OF viii; William Cullen, Of the Ottawa Re.
publican. In Sale; I. G. 1laycs, the present
lncu.nb cut, Of Grundy; a1I our worthy
County Clerk, Jeremiah Eyarts, Of Kendall.
Parks will receive the twelve votes Of WIN,
and Ilayes and Eyarts five eacf' from his own
county. Thcre Is q dispute concerning tho
sixteen votes Of In 6alle. The County Co,l-
ven ton was contested by Culscl, aud Bush
,lell. Cullen hul n slight majority, and tic
Delegates were instructed III lts fhyor.
as i a y n9 saas sas n stsS nts5sstsa sr pres M
struetIons, and -voto five for Ilayes aud three
for BUSHNELL. III this cnse, Cullen having no
show. tho nomtnatlon will probahly l'n be-
tWaon Parks aud EYarts; ailI a. little ke!l-
ltcan majority, ,l'as never liad tile. Congress.
ina1l, with sllcll candidate Us Evnrta her
chances to receive thu nomination are coll
sldere4 as very good.
JAoKsooHv!LLE. Ill, July m.-I'he Hon.
81 the ConK!sSslonal @ sS!npa.'E,l . " n te ieno.
Itup,tthtratls, who wanted to &lear what lle
70 shs 3 s a G@s eaoxy a y sy4ss 6s
Hancock, ,whose mllltnry career l!g lauleA
HUI was Ss ttag 10 t,e De'aectsiie pasty tasIaE
reln0hut1xe1 silver R1Ml st0ppe1 tie cuil-
trnctiOu Ut tl.e gree,IburE currency;
that Secretary Sliernp'" would have
, 1880-07-30

~ :. "@.'S 00sF1F
NORWICH, Conn.,, July a0.-ilt the three
mile s[ngIe-scttlIb boat race to.,lay IIosnrr rn,nn
in first In no.;,. Ion srcon,1 f., .,1 i,,, l:,c;.
tihn,, IT, n, ~ so seeon! ~ ~ 1en isSh
r.,a ~ w. 'ohIlSo'i anu hllot'l 1ohftl a1'tl
nitil. VIII Enlisted a'ld Hilley cut, 4 claim
or ioua WAS nude by Lee, ai'd dlsal!owcd.
DETROIT, Mich. .Jl,Iy nNLr,c .ntten,fauco
at tn Iijiistlajs rt.s,tt wny nrve tn.1i"w a,,I
tlo water tnc, file tfrst r1rc wns st,,iior
Singles, Coi1lior If IIiistlnle. Bnjtz ~ Fn,t
Fort Way str M tn Teiiy rt ti. tne TIT M t nt
Gnrspl s0Un pnsscI hinl, Conner n1,ti t;nrspl
turIlt,l tDgether. l}oitx tnr,,ptf lnst, sft"r
tic turn (i,rsnl pickrl m md oGfainr,I tiit,
leud, nI,i won III t3:aS; KGily second. In
nor Was bcnten by Eu,Iy Gy o,,iv h,if n
length. -
III tic Junior fours, the I1tllstlale four Rot
tha jeni Eyt.r1.inra' st.conIi Ta,,r-. test e1
, 1880-07-30

Singleton Stnkcs was won by Peter, phmNix
second. alul Parole third.
Thu t;am!woot! Cup was won by Dresden
China, EiippcEdnle Hecoinl.
The third rncc, fur thu Racing Stakcs, was
won by Lorfllnrd's fllfy NercIh, Granthnni
second.
LEXINGTON, Ky,
.LEx1sorox, KY, July ga, conference
ot the Lexington, louisville, and Cynt,'!nna
frottinx Assucfatfon wns held to-tlny. The
actinn Ut thu Chicago Convention uf dc1ega-
tions FROM tho Western md Southern circuits
was rat1lied.. The Kentucky trotting meet
ings Will be held i,l Louisville Oct. +, Lex
ington 11tli, and Cyntlfnnn 10Th.
cONEY BLAND.
'CuSEy 1sLASb, July 20.-Tho mile dnsh
wns WIN by Democrat, Einlly, F. second.
JANET Murrny third. Time, :ilH.
!, Second race, ilstle-allt-n-2lnlT dash:
::ss.st...........sss,t. .ss.l
Ennk sicl.nuuhlln.. ...........,..............2
iime.a:iii;.' ''''''''''''':'''''''
Third racc, one milo and frr1ong:
S!nrtlc.,
.tum!n .....s
Time-i:ilif. '''''''''''''''''
The steeplecllnse was one by Lizzie D.,
DatNly second. Time. 4:b5.
TIT: S0ItT1r SIDE Dtl1vtSG ASSOCIATION
will have n n.attueG ut its track III Lake
V!ew Saturday, July II, ut 2 o'clock.
, 1880-07-30
THE GREAT NORTHWEST,

DIsMAncK, D. T.; July a0.-The Hon. II. Il.
Payne Of Ohio, is making n tour OF tho North
west fur Ills lealtl. ms we'll as to stir up poll.
tics. lla tlas l,eon two days west Of Dtsnlnyck
looking oyor the Northern Pacific extension
to Yellowstone. lie lIns slight personal
Interest III tho rails go1ng down on the ex-
tehslon. The Cleveland l,ollng-sIlls, Of
which lie Is Director, aro furnishing gseat
many rails fur tho Northern Pacific, US to
many othors Of the. country. Tho old geltlc-
man was heartily surprised. liz Ind
empire northwest of 81. Paul. ,Nuxt wiiiter
lie believes Congress will lnnko two Tarrl-
tories out Dakota. aud in two years more
they will be admitted rs States. liz scelns
ntrnii 1t two nioro 1,epnbllcai, NJ snvcreIxn. s
t!cs. lie goes from nisnIarck to Winnipeg.
, 1880-07-30

TiIE ARIZONA INDIANS
who llnye beon giving exhibitions OF running
in this city Tor tho past few days were
rewarded for their Efforts on Wednesday by
larger att[tencg ut White-Stocktng Park
yesterday. The program began with two.
nnd-a-quarter nile dash between the indian
girls, Lily and l.talu, the former winning Ii.
lS:oa; after wllcl. 4 milo dash was contested
by two 1ntt1ans. Charley and Antonio, a,ld
Albert Shock of this city, won easlly BY ALI
tnito I'll i 5:I0i4. tho nttter Indian second. lii
the flye-inffe rnce WallI and pllcnn {wI,ite)
and Carter lcnforctll started aEninst "lndiall
lin ntit Young J0se," but the red men
ran all tlcir competitors of tho trnek Mt tie
elttl of tw0 miles, and tteil went on by then-
selves, Jim winning III 23:5s15.
In the tetl-tntle race the starters were
Charles Cn'r, Ut Geneva, GGorge Ward {eol-
"..Olt Jose" Tile 1ndians took tlle lead ut
the start nnd were never headed, "O1ti Jose"
win1i,ng byH IMP over bob ~ 1:o3 :s9IG5. AZ
TIC elose. Ward Ind completed 81 lips ~
anu C0lla III
.trfe same program will he rcpcated this
Taylor. uld other celebrated ruulprs viii be
here from the East to compete with tic
Indians. and some fast a,ld exciting WORK
may be looked for.
DENVER.
DENVER. Colo., July ooo-Te score 1T the
walking hlatcas at y. IN. stood: WuIdrul,
2l0: Skipper, 2i0; ComnItngs, 1D4; AfcCprty,
3o5; Ne%sboy, w.
, 1880-07-30
ILLINOIS POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Stato Sel,ntor Il. ]. Hunter, Of Paris,
hns nccepted III engagement with tho 1ndinun
nctnucrattc State Committee to stump Hooslcr-
dom.
The great Trumbutl-fars0ns hfppodrono
Ia billed for Pontiac to-day friday. Every
where It fs welcomed with great app!auso. Tho
Illinois nourbOls Aro happy.
. Tho Grsrnbacl. Convention for tho Fif-
tccptt Congressional District 10 called tn meet
at MARSHALL or, Wednesday, Aug. 4. There Ia no
Doubt Of tho ronon,inntion of Forsytho.
James Il. Scott, tho. Graenback candidate
FOR Congress IN the Fourteenth District, WIS III
yltei to incot tho Trulubui hippodrono Mt
Champaign m Wednesday,. Instead. however,
be took his sauhcl md 'lclto Springfield.
The Springfield JourHtl declares 1t Mr..
sfolstson's intcnt!on tu Acccpt thu Republican
poufDation III that Congressional district, md
asks TIE Tn1BusE to correct Its error. TltE
TRIBUNE n,.lc no error. sfr. Morrison simply
CAanged his mind, with which fact III. TRIBUNE
Is we'll plonscl.
Tho Democratic papers arc ]amentIng worry
fcrousiy that ono II. y. l1nmlin, Inn honornbly
discharged Union soldier" hui been dismissed
from d lucrative position III tho WAr Depart
mcut BECAUSE, they sny, he was Democrat. Tho
sumo 1tamlIn WIS dismissed from tho employ Of
tle DumocnltIc House of Representatives. For
&bat rcason7
Tho Democrats Of tho Fifteenth, Congress
1onat district mntlo two nominations for btNto
t'onrtl Of Equalization as well ls for Congress-
Tho Convention which appears to bo regular
nominated Flnvits Tosscy for tho 6tntc loartl.
Iie Is young journalist and lawyer, and is ra-
ported to be very popular III tho district 1Ie
has always been Democrat. Tho district ba-
lug Donocrntia, aud tho light III thoIr own
family, It Is Only ntfoWnbp to Btnto TINT tho sytu-
, 1880-07-30

Special bltpasth 70 1hf G@icaao IFlbuns.
OswKuo. N. T., July :0-Jumes Crlmmi,ls,
n gel about =, formerly clerk lit tile Oswcgo
Northern Transportation Compnny's Office,
fell from row-boat, In which he and n Judy
were riding, lu tho now l,arbor, ut 7:3Q to-
night, and wns drowned.
Sptcta! Dlspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK, ill.,, July M.-Willle Green, n col
orel buy resl.ling IN tllls city, was drowned
about II o'clock this lMornlng III tl,e river,
near tho gruim elevator. Ills companion did
not report Tho drowning until this eyen3,iy.
recover t!le remains. The budy ltus not yet
bcc1 found.
, 1880-07-30

after paytng his dcLiH, $1,000 should be
given IL caclI Of his Three sisters, nnl the
rrsli!,n OF his estatc 10 Ills witinw.
William X. Travers and Edward Murphy,
ST., tho executors, have recently filed
claims lttyt, bern presented tn tho amount 0f
,.kg,. H. and tho estate realizes 0nIy 9i4.-
75D.:a. Tile crc'liturs. therefore. viii get a
small percentage nf their claims, a,ld tile
slsters MID widow Of the tccraa.M nothing.
There IL complaint that tho executors l,ayc
nut used til0 diligence III turning Tho rsuto
into cslsll, mud Il! treating tic elatli,s prcsvnt-
ed aNnI,lst II,
, 1880-07-30

Elfa1 D1se IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .: CnlcnG0, u.
l'aso on called bnls-1l!nes c1, Farrell, An
Struck out-;start, Peters, wnrd te,, Dorxun,
Br.tlley. Williamson. kuliy. Cnrcnran.
l'asacd baIis-3ross, u; Flint, i.
iialis M'| ,iti9lslsI"rS'Fs! ,enilslr, ! ci;reoron ~.
Tlme ut g1lrne-.:l2.
uMpsre-Furl0l.K.
: rlsoY VS.. nurFALo.
Special D!!pateh 70 The Eattapo 1rttHns.
.TnoY, n. r., July. M,-Muitfng Oh both
sltles aill occasional har4 hitting by the
Troys wero tle features Of to.aay's, game.
EyAns mud Crowley lGtl ut tic but, md EvnMS
and GILLESPIE cacll asslsted ~ li,aklng llye
aud 1.athain played very buddy.
4!;;$ !s;;;$s!s::::::::.:.::$$ ;S;;si!''s:- $?$$;s
iii Wi,i,s ii, carncti.Troy ;:;l;iii.iTii;;;.i0
Saso Il 'S,4;; Foisuson. r; '' '0'
yhEee-lMso htt-Evn,is.
lsAscs IN Enlls-CDyswcl, 1torning.
lhisos on crrors-1iuy, i: t!utE.llU.9 9.
avit e. 1'!setsmTroy. \; J,,,n nJn,,t%l9 .:
i,oublu pIays~Giiiesp|e- iiolbort, Evans-Hol-
lssspa balls-l.olbert !; Koonan, L.
Wild pltchca-0alviu, !.
R!4ses Hill s;i'Sws's ss!]sw%siss, ri ' G%asl@ axlp %
TinE-a:M
Umpire -lirnd!cy,
WORCESTER va. CINCINNATI.
sptetsl DispateA ~ 77s Et.teaeo Tribune.
WoMcEsrilI, Alass,, July W.-'rhe Wor-
cestsrs c9:; I rIaye iSose'Y ttoay, but won WITH
III tho third Inning on Alansgll's pup A!t buck
ct third bnse, f9lowetl by bud tl'rows by
lse'lnott niHl 1rS[n; ,nnd 9guln IN tha eighth,
fnmble, being sent to tllirl nl sIansull's sue
riiice,. a1ld yon!ng Il0ne on CrenllaeEs stx:nI,l
tumble, which gayo G. l!ollly lirSt, Tho Wor-
ccsters scored two r!lsls IN tlIe third o., hit
Irwin, mid Whltley's saeritlt:N; md QUE Ii.
, 1880-07-30

er i"r the @islon si u, " De"cra'r @ w: ':agr"ss .
AMI thnt thc reduction ot t!,r public debt wa9
ony, practical In cutting ttnwn exorhl:ant
salaries tn tho amount 0f sl10, OK, ,ftO, wtirlI
was applied to TIM payment nf the public
debt. During the last llnEf of this speech tho
AUDIENCE grow very impatient, and i'Inny left
Sptttal Dttpnteh to 7nt Catsdso Tribune.
I1tnoMfSTrox, H., July @-'Fln Demo
cEHtic .tlx'iltatlps, t,easlctt by 1.yna,, Trunl-
threw nll on tile troubled watGrs, en,luh tl!etr
lufsafnll by general recognition nnllvrr ni,ti
lnMdslnklnx at their apartments ut tile lIntel
tllis evening, aln wfil depart I'll the 1norn!ng.
cratir tilr,lea.lcrs fron Mi parts ii tic Co,t-
Krcsslohn! dtRsI'rt, who enl1ig in tu report
tlN st.lnt!oh .0f nifnirs, to innkn suggestions,
md to carry hack orders for Tho prosecution.
.: Spfeidt ihsrtlth to The Chicago Trth,nt.
EssEx, ILL.,. July oO-On Saturday tin Re-
pa!,llcntls will ca'lel's for tho election of sew
ci'tccn delegates to tho Senatorial Conyen-
atrI!etons will ,proGibIy be given, for ii.
II. Evans for TUG Senate, and q. =. Chisholm
spteta! D',H'ith = TAs CHICAGO Tribune.
Bus1tSELr. ILL.,. July 4l-TIlo Democratic
Congressional Convention for tl,e, Tentl,
District was held llere today. The, Con.
yyG;ntlnn organized by. tho election Ut james
". Dnvid3at, u WArren, As Permanent
Chairman, aud EdwED Dyson, Of Schuyler,
nil! G. ". Dimes, Of Atcljntougll, ~ Sacr..
taties., The aix contltics wcrn represented
t'y full delegations, alld Col lsolnrt Hollow
way, Of Aiercer. WIS nominated hy accln!na.
ttol!. .Jhlln D. Stevens. of Carthage, llan.
e0ck County, wns nominated for l1ieli,ber Of
the Stnte Board nf Equalization. After Tho
ndjuur.,ment Or the Congressional Con.eli-
tloil, tho. Senatorial Convention t.lr tho
!rwenty-tliru District was tleld, al,d Wil1fnlh
Z. AfcI.eotl, Of McI)Dtloligl,, was nominated
as tho minority call(litlntp,
, 1880-07-30

aptetat Dtpaseh to Ths Cateaeo Tribune,
PAW PAW, Mich, July 9o.-Tho lion. J. G.
Burrows was nominated for Congress on tho
first ballot here today. and It was then 1nRse
unanimous. On the first ballot tho vote STOOL
Burrows, Is; Woodulan, q The Woo,t'nan
vote was tho Granger vote, which lias been
SO conspicuous LII caucus work preceding
thts Convention. Tho lion. j. q. Burrows
was brought Into tho Convention. anil nfnde 4
telling and eloquent speech. Ills election Is
q foreK0u9 conclusion.
, 1880-07-30
I..ATI5 SOUND DISASTERS.

NEW LONDON, Conn., July 2o.-Durihg the
Narragnnsett Investigation to-lay II passc1l-
ger testified tllat his wife md himself got Oil
raft, alltl persons constantly got OIL buard
Of 1t from t|Io watcr until there were forty Or
fifty, and si'u WIS about twelve incllps Under
water. This raft was IN Charge of Mr.. Buck,
Of Portland. md II sailor from tlle Tennessee.
They met Il boat about lnlf filled with poo
pie, a,,d tu tho side Of It Ill old woman with
sllvcry huir was clipg1ng. III the bowa largc
culorcd man, I'll Gmployd Of the bout, WIS
sitting, anl they called to him to take tho
old woman on board, which he did not
DO. Whcn the rift driftc,l toward this
l,0at tho culHred man tOuk Ill oAr to
keep them of. THIS our WIS secured
by somebody, on the raft. md was tue Only
oil wu.linn referred to WINS drowned. 1iD
thought there were from twenty-tiyet0 thirty
III thu bout, but was not sure. There wns
NEW YolsK, Jul In thu Seuwa,thnlsa
investigation td-tlny testimony wus given
showing thnt there were no lffy-Isreservers LII
thu SALON aft Or In tho lu.lIcs' cabin ni tho
lower deck. One witness testified that lie
did not sec any life-preserycrs OH the passell-
gers who "efe drowned.
, 1880-07-30

BosroN, 1lass.. July GA violent thnn-
der-stor,n dill serious damage ut Contvocook,
n. H., Inst Monday night. The crops were
prostrhted In Jnally pieces. The entire fam
lily Of Thomas .. Richardson. was shocked
and bcnuinhed with lightning, but 10 .one
WIS seriously hurt. Four cows md ore bull
belonging to Jesse SRnborit, Ut Webster, were
killed by lightning last night.
, 1880-07-30
FNl{1ENFn.

NASHVILLE, Tonn., July aQ.-JudRo Dax-'
ter, Of tho United Stntcs Circuit Court TO-
day cnjUInetl tho Louisville & Nashville d.
urea. Southern Railroad Company from car
ry!ng out MI order pllo!l!blting tic delivery
Of live stock to any other yurtl thin tha
Union Stack Yards. Tho injunction was
granted ola tho application of toU Il Wilson,
who have u stock-yAr,i ut the louisville de-
pot, anu who, by tEo nlllr0ail conilany's
order, were .tlobnrred shipping privileges
heretofore elliUyrd
, 1880-07-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON. July so.-lho steamships Fem
broke atld Corlntlllan, from Boston, have ar-
rived out.
Nav YoRK, July an-.trt!yod, the City vt
bristol and Celtic, frun Liycrpool; City Of
Limerick, troli! Lon,l0ll.
tit.Asuow, July :1-ArrtYsd, the State OF
A!at'alnn, tfunl New iork.
:, NEw foIsKs July :y.-Asrlyed, Aaln. from
Bremen.
, 1880-07-30
CASUALTIES.


TERRIFIC ItAIL-sTOnM.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2y.-rlm details
Of the terrible ,atl-storm OF Monttay last at
Stevens Point md vicinity, IN this State, are
Just bCginntng to come iii. 4 Stevens 1'uit
dispatch To tho EucntMU 1Ttscorsln gives
tho following account Ut tic t!saster:
Hail from six to ten md a half inches In
circumference md fr0m four to eight Inches
deepen the grotttl fell, killing turkeys. geese,
and thousands of prairie chickens 1anlt,s,
sheep. etc., cleaning the shingles entirely ofr
tho roofs Of several buildings. md peltlng
through, tho boards oil the roof. Over one
hundred farls wero cleaned entirely Of nil
gratn, corn, hay, etc., ntld nil tho leaves
from tho forest trees were cut olf, lcav.
Ing them rs bare rs they nre IN winter.
Whole hop yards 'were entirely stripped,
leaving tile bare polcs. llunry Cate, Of
Stockton, states tint It knucl1ctt tho bonrtts
Oft from II new fence tint he Ind built,
BUTTON Of many OF tic boards. Alr.
Lenry was out III. The field when tho lal
commenced falling, atltl la started his tenn
for tin barn. 1'l,o horses BECAME ,tnmu,,-
ngcabie nnd raj, lwny, a1,d In passing through
n fcnce ono Of them struck n rnEt which
passed. entirely through his body, killing lin
instuntly, wllila 1.cary barely escaped with
lis iifn Into tho barn. On many lirw ru0fs,
where they projected 0ver, the lH,ards were
brokci, oif ny sqtlarely as It could have been
tlo,te with au ny.
Afr. Cate Ind the curiosity to weigh three
Of tho l'a''.stohvs, at,t found they weighed
Just 0llc pound.
1t took strip 1T about four miles wide
md eight to tell inME, sweeping every greet,
thing befurt IL. lilo grain WIS lnnshctl into
tho ground, unl mt Il busElel ca,, be saved
where the storm passed over.
Tho Town of Stockton has more good
farms tElnn my other town In tile county,
hnt THIS fearful ,blow lins lef. the farmers
without one cents worth Of ernps.. 1t Is u.s.
ti,lntcd TINT tho lnss will not full BIlOrt of
$75,0on With The auotl anu hull this county
Inns suffered feurfully.
Tile chief sufferers urc Henry Cate, 'fi.no-
thy Lpnry, u. II. Clements. Thomas Elenl-
Gnts, A1nses 1enry, Owen Tehlc, AIRS, l'a1y,
Lpnls Gibbs, md John connEff; It y iippg;;-
" bpllcye. without scclng, tho l,ayUc wrought
By this llatl-storr,. Even rails are cut llp,
ti,tl stiles Of burns Look rs II marked by tic
SnLnll-DDS,
, 1880-07-30

1r t;cn, Grant Is not rendered by Zen.
fnrtc,d tho position 1T s!tnfster to EngiInt! be-
foo tho 1otl day OF tltxt htltnt tho lobf- lso-
pkmocrtft.
It would 10 cnpltal appointment. 0nrlcli
n,]ta't 1nnko It batter Rclection.
, 1880-07-30

ST. Louis, July o0.-A pfgcoll-sliootlng
match worthy Ut note was slot here this att-
ernoon between Joseph D. Lucas, III, amateur
OF this city. nnll Gwynno Price. who onco
shot will. Bogardus Tor tho championship.
TIle nntcli was for purse Of 500, 100 birds,
thirty ynrtls rise, flve ground trips, English
rules. Tho birds wero strong. Scorc: Lucas,
nINdu prl6r to tic recent sto0ting of Dognl-
dus with RmMel, the crack English shot.