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, 1880-07-20

Los PtSos, Col, July 1s.-At an Enfor'nal
meeting Yesterday, Onrny informed the Cnll-
mission ttnt- 1Q0 ladHes Of White Itiver Etes
wcre OIL tic way and would arrIse here Ties'iay
night. Accordingly. NJ the request 0t Onrmy
Rnd tho uncolnpahxro Utcs, tho first gralni
council. appt,lntcd fur s1o,tlay, WIS postponed
until "Wednesday. Col. Moneypenny. .Hresldynt
n,attcrs will bo atsIcaby adjusic.l. Gen. Nc-
kenz!p uni tho Kreatcr Ia.rt q bis sayalry S;,i-
yesterday md LETT for Uran.l lkIvcr.
, 1880-07-20
FIRES.

THE GLUCOSE F.tCTOllY.
Tie Fire Insurance HttrVt HtpoFter has tho fol-
lowing concerning tho fire ut tho Archer lscIn.
cry lIuldtn9 owned BY tho Connecticut afntunt
Life. Insurance Company: loss tnsnl In insnr-
nl,ee interested. which Ia as follows: Imperial,
<G,001s Lamar. Traders, md Merchants, Ut et.
.!oe, fct0n ench: Manufacturers nf New Jersey.
anl Standard If Now York, fl.'a0 each: total.
fl1,000. Tho occupants. the Archer Refinery
Company: loss tntnl to insurance Interested IN
lItt machinery and Stock. which Insurance ID
, 1880-07-20

Special pIspateh 10 1As Chitaaa Tribune.
EyEntsrr, Dadgo County, Eeb., July l9.-l1ar-
vest hns commenced Whaat OF 9ooA quality,
ulld promises falr Yield, though scarcey ZIP to
list scasor. Wcather flnc. Outs well filled;
nureaRe nearly double that Of last year; crop
not Ba hunyy, Corn II, ucroaHo. stand nld Ke,l.
cru! prospect sllrEasAas my putt scason: carly
,lslsis i,o's ~ siak, Ear!y potatoos Kt,ol. mud
tho tnrnlerx Ut llolxe County IL worry Kt,s,l, sr-
passlnE the most Raug,lna expectation Of two
llullthH nKo. .
ItNuOt.N, Ncll., July lD.-IlArvest 10 lust COM
!nenelnx III this section, Wheat promises mitch
butter tha,. " titst a.pposed, aa'd viii ayeFaao
DwlnH to dry weather, also ltghf. Corn coull
not l0uk IettUr.
, 1880-07-20
AN USp1tOvokED MURDER.

Loulsv11,.E, n.y., July 19.-Cash Davidson
killed Alex Taylor. eolorcd bny, On tho Cane
lsun rond fa,,r miles frp1n this city, Inst eycn-
lug. Davidson hatl a:qnarrel with nnothor ne-
grt,, Ell Scltors, a sqpt homo nntl got h!a g,,'t.
When he returned u ,the grocery -where tho
quarrel incurred, selfets had gone. In hls rago,
Davidson shot MD killed rNylor, who hah c1Iuu
to tho stare ,l Hi errand for his parents. The
decd was unprovoked aud tnhu.nafi.
, 1880-07-20

NNlNtl1LSsll.hH1+A II y IL lEA11sSs
Tho General Passenger Agents of tho Western
r1s will llnla notller meeting III thfa city ne1t
Frftuy to Investigate chargcs aRnInst certain
tines ncc,ssrd or hnvlng violated tlo nErcenent
regarding tho maintenance Of uniform ratcs TO
the Knights 'rolnplar Cunclnve In this city.
Tho Indianapolis T. st. Io1ls nn!lrnnd. 1t Ia
clainictt, lnls nindo contract to curry II larTo
rnrty fr,M Vt. Louis to Chicagn ut 81 oaclt for
tho round trip. whllp tho Nxretu rnte Is $50. 4
meeting WAS held III Ut. 1.ouls lust Saturday to
1onk Into this matter. hut Mr.. kemdrlck, GENERAL
Passenger Agent Ut tho indianapolis i st.
1A,uls, hu!l .lepMrted for tho West to bc nut Of
Tho inrulsltara' roach. Consequently nnthIux
could he uHn6, nnl acitun WIS DC.
fcrrc,l until next Frl.iay's icet,ng. There
aur circles regarding tic knp.ts Tcnlpnr rsstcs,
md l. |; feared that @ Ke'G.x ser'..no!i, for lAls.
nnxIots To stick Il. tho nHreel r'itea, as they will
in any ayeiit Rnt all tho business thuy catl take
well favored. VIII. give BpccInl rates. to lnrsu
PARTIES If they ffnd Nn opportunity 10 do at,, and
It Will be hArd work to keep these wthfrtho
teiees
, 1880-07-20

DESvEll, CoIo,, July 1Y.-At Pueblo, Colo, Stn-
liy uscultg, atnrtin Fleming allo. .1ohn Monroe,
lnlilct!n9 mortal woIp<1. They lla.l sluarroln
few hours prayous, which WIN supposed tn be
ended, when FletnlIIg, without fllrther provuc.
tion, iire.l. lsoth men wnre. employees OF tho
Ueliycr 4 lilo urAnle Rnftroad.
, 1880-07-20

CHEyKNSE, Wy. T., July Iv.-Tho repurtcd en-
gnKolnent bctween twn companies nf tho Sew
rnth Cavalry nnd tho hostile Sink IL tlisbeovcd
BY the military authorities. Tha rltnor must
haru originated froul tito laot TINT Grow hunt
Ing party recently encountered 1pRntl Of stollx
In, miles north Uf Fort TArnpv tho lNtter bpI1,5
victorious. Tive companies ut tho Seventh Cav.
Alry aru uut hunting, hGncH tho connection Uf
the troQps With tito reportGt tlHht,
, 1880-07-20
KENTUCKY MILITIA,

1.1u1svtLLE, Kyr>]nly lY.-Tho State Guard
forces ot Kentucky 10 into canp to-lay ut Cab
Orehard. untlep oommand Of MAI. John u. Cas-.
tlclnan. The entire forco conalsta Of throo bat
taltons of tntautry. pue Of enyaEry, ana o,lo bat
Tory Ut li9ht artillery This IL tho hrst 4sl,aral
uncMmplneut 0t kentucky tru0pa alAtM upn. y.
, 1880-07-20
MICHIGAN

10 1as Editor q 1h* Ehlal90 3FtbAns.
nOWAnlAC, h!eh., July lD.-Tho southern hnlf
Of Michigan has Secured tho most bounttful
crops vi Wheat md buy and 'is about tn haryest
tho nrHest crop 0t oats ever produced fr.,ln lts
soil. t'ngN As,tt }h'tAtlts Ryu rFuMEse Ut equally
lNiuntlful results. Thu rep1Et4 u erops lii tho
agricultural }a.rlana Ut tue northern hH!t OF tho
SiAte arp equally fasnrnt!s.
Nj drought .fro.t, s.''u4. shiucd-has, urmy
, 1880-07-20
JIOS'I'IfE.


SFttfdl Dlspa9th ta Iht Ch'tdco 1T3buHf.
ADRIAN, M!eh. July l0.-Tho 1.ak0 Shore s
stlchixd~ Southern Noatl to-dny lnndp tts first
orun dn III nstrattoD pf hostility toward tho new
Detroit, Iiuttcr 4 St. Louis ltoad, which prom
lies to break tho fnrsncr's long maintained mo-
lr,MIy or Western tralc. 1nIuncttnns hIvs
heen served our hcrD to rcstrnln tho Mcsats.
Easement. cont trletnrs. ui.d their Rf,- con trnct-
fernE With Its lallds. Ihis actiou Will cvokb
hut contest,
, 1880-07-20

Special Dtpafth 7ae Caieaea Tribune.
srHlnupIEt.n. ILL.,, July iD.-IAo fast trafn be.
tween lianaas City ana Chicago, mentioned In
those Asuntclics yesterday. hns hcgn decltlnd
upon by tho management Ut tho Wabash ltnll-
rtIatl, lis prellcteJ, and will commence running
nuxt week.
, 1880-07-20

TO ~THE PUBLIC.

ct pt. R,l4wnys old established II. 1t. 1t. Helus.
Ltes than tle basu AYtl worthless limitations "
thea As th1Eu art FAisu IteaUlytu u, IelIeft aud
l'il!a. liz anru unl ask fur Ilattway'a, aud ste
thAt thu nani.s +" Hl4Way" II ou what you buy.
, 1880-07-20

n II
ITHACA. n. y. july tp-Dutiug tho reception
Dr tho Cornell crew Tonight u skyroukut WIS
discharged into u a1uRe ls,alel with fireworks.
a terrible explosion followed. Two tnet, leap
lng rEu4n 'the burning vehicle wore seriously
hurt. II. F. ltlbbursi, Ut tle Savings bunk,
bts,ke II lvE. 7. u. llooyrF, telegraph operator,
. Internally Injured.
, 1880-07-20
TILE CROPS.
Growing Grains in Minnesota Now
Coming Out All Right;
At Least Such Is the Report from
IAll Over tho State.
The Cool, Brncing Weather Giving
Wheat Fresh Start.
Crops IN Nebraska, Wisconsin, Indiana, and
Other States. q


st. IAri, MIMI. July 1n.-Thu weather IA pre-
efscly whit Is needed for tho most prrfcct
growth and rIpenfnR nf the wllcnt CROP and II 1t
continues for week Or SO lnngcr tho State will
produce the largest amount or grain on record.
1t is cold nnd tnvIgorntinu. taust haa .ltsnr-
pcarcd: orcrwct fields have dried, end tho grsl!n
IA thrifty, Ut gnol co.nr, md vigorous Tho fol-
lowing reports oru ntnons those received by tho
ratlronls, tho grain-dcniera. md tho Iionccr-
}'irss tt,-nght. Many Of them AFRO tho result ot
close, eNreFut personal inspection nat1c by cor.
respondents and ngcnts ktlo employed tho feis-
ttfp OF yesterday to drive ovur tho country.
These are from points along tho Northern Pa
ellie:
Nlcas-Crors In tho vicinity nrc looking welt.
Wheat will ltotnh!y ascraHo eighteen bushels,
md corn MD nats forty bushels, til the mere M
tlalnngo ttono hero by rain. Tho potato crop
will l'c gtt0d.
vcrlslalc-Tllo crops In this vicinity nro look
ing t!nr: never snw them better. Wheat stnnds
nbout FOUR and half feet high, md Is expected
to 70 twenty-five bushels tn tho mere; s01l1e
fields thlrtyfyc. whrat Is commencing Ia turn,
md harvesting will prubnl'iy cillncree it nbot
two weeks. Outs nntf either Hr7ltn Mrc looking
hiecfy, and everything inoks we'll for abundant
crops.
Wntienn-Nothing hut hatl can prevent tho
harveat nf tho best crop eyur grown III tho cu,in-
try. The heads are lang nnl well filled, nntl the
Htrlw Of good sIzo and strength. An average
Yield nr twcnty-thrco bushels Ia conceded by
xool Judges. 1'Arloy and ryc hre now being
harvested, Antl aru nbolt M aycrare crop.
Psrhnr,- Weather splendid for wheat, which il
l!ttns finely. General crop prospects never
better nt this scasnn.
Frnzcc-n1rlMg tho few hot days we Ind Il
short time ago tho rust md smut mule their APP
pcnrhtlcc. Tho Inst three nr four ifnys hHv1
b'cn clear md COOL, Crop prospects are bright,
IL fnhs 1ISFtfI AL
, 1880-07-20
-, 1EGS cur OFF,

8ptsias Uspatsh 10 Tn Chicago Tribune.
DASvli.l.E,' ILL.,. July. lv.-tat Monaghan. u
a!oonkeeYpr at IIon,cr, IN attempting to board
y freight train at this }solut thls afternoon,
s!!ppesl and Tel! under tho cur, and Ind both eHs
.ltt vi III the knee. There IL not uluch hope VI
dis surviving.
, 1880-07-20

KILLED nT I.1GHTS1SN.
DEs MulaEa, H., July lR-~sts1. Edwin Calvin,
md Sun of II, living slve mtes frnn O'tcbnlt.
Sac County, were killed ty lightning Ut, Sunday.
, 1880-07-20
THE OBELlSk.

NEW Y0nK. July lY.-Tho steamer Dcsao,lk
with tho EayptiaR absliak Oil boar1! Ia IN thb
lower bay. She will not conc up to tho clfy
Until to- -&luFFQWt. ~
, 1880-07-20
IOWA.


Special pttpateh 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
sIc(jNxntH. ill.,, July ln-Tho weather for tho
pust fcw l..ya hMs accomplished great Rno.l fur
crops Ut alI kinda In Northern lowa and 6ol,th-
ern Minnesota. Al! crops, oxcupt .wheat, arc
nj nid Chlekasaw Colui!os, viii 6u fair yivi.i il
the wcathnr ennin,lcs cool, ton to fifteen
bushels 10 tbs uurGt -
, 1880-07-20

lt@cua0xp, July la,-Ihe boiler Of steam saw.
niisl .uckr AaEnesvIllo, Charlotte County. ex.
pit,ded Saturday with terrific turee, killing =
cuorcd 1Anu, fltakly wpundlpX an Usnpl0yd
!atns4 t.s{NNt, and severely sca4dlpg and wound
iHY I've QtPeEt.
, 1880-07-20

Spfttat Dtpatsh 10 7he Chicago tribune.
MESAstEs, Wis. July l0.-Wrbstcr !. Lawson's
H1w mill wus totally destroyed ly lire ut l:0 t.,-
day. t,Mtlse Df tlrn unknown. 1.,sf $9.uyL In
Rrc.1 for 0U by concurrent pullclcA III blanket
fUflI.
, 1880-07-20
AT LANSING, MICH.

5ptefa. U1pd1eh 70 The Chicago 1ftbAnt.
1ANstSG. Mich. July l1.--Fro Inst night t1c-
stroye.t tho Strengthening -honse nf Andrew
lsurtch, near this cEty. Quite n quantity Of
drcssc,. nrat mud fifteen lIro porktra WIRE
, 1880-07-20

nEr1toIr, Mich, July l0.-The City Tlotc Of
Flint, atIch., burned Inst night. Tho guests
escaped In ttletr niKht-c..,thes by tho upper wi,1-
dows. Lose, sl0,uo0 The origin of tho tlre is II
mystery,
, 1880-07-20

: NEwAnx, N. L., July la,-Eammes. convicted
at tho ,nur.ler Of Mycrholrar, Will be ylvcn
now trial.
, 1880-07-20
The NEWBERRY Will CASE.

bpetta4 23HpatfN u 3M Eh1<a0o 3Flk0Ne. II
8pA1koylKL1'. ILL.,, July l9.-The 1nuiurlty, Ut
Tho aupFplnB Court hayo nlcl MI ortter ih lltha
Clast's oitec tor tho ccnttal urau1 Dlyislonfa-
, 1880-07-20

cntlny tho rcrrnt Judgment IN tho case Of
lntNhfortl ri nj. vs Newberry ct nl.. Rlnllfhrty
known M tho Newecrry will caRe. md ordering
Il second Vc!icnring at tho next term OF Court.
, 1880-07-20

KILLED Hr 4 RUNAWAY TEAM.
sf<s4.4 Dtpateh to 1n4 cAteas. Tribune.
Hls1lNisQrdx.t ILL.,. July N.--Adain bttuch. {
, 1880-07-20

sptetat Dtspateh to Ths CAttaso Tribune.
TU,tAnEt.a'1l,A. Pn.. July la.-fhrce drowning
cast A ntld two narrow escarts frnn Aenth III tho
surf make up tho list at Ataontfo City to-day.
When thu ,ngs OFT the bathing. houses RlnnR tho
beach told TINT tho fashionable hour hh1 come,
Mrs. Nosr,lt,. Of Philadelphia, wife of Lieut.. L.
J.. Ncsoih, Of tho United States Army. Pint on
her hathtnR.sult for plunge into tho Hlrf. she
Il snl,. tn harn bccn n pr'tty tnir swimmer.
With her WIS 1lrlen nanknf1, aged Il. a daughter
of Nollrft 1>enkon. Of a'15 Fnn rclt tt1cet;
md 1lpsslc Fnlishnw+ nKcd 10. daughter Ut i. i.
l'anahaw, Secretary Ut Tho LehiEh Valley
l;nad. Of Philadelphia. They ctnsc tlsnt rnrt "f
the br.,ch al,tve tho lfuht-htusn trcn'isc It wna
secluded. Mira. Ncsnntth llntl nn Idea thnt thu IT.
Guilty was n dangerous one, but thosc whu nre
tlltltar With the locality never batlle there It
= IL frrnchcrous placc, nnl there hnvo bern sev.
.r;l! drowning t.lxca rcGDrtaHt heretofore. IEt-
;vccn tho bsenkwntcr and thu light there IL
strong current. There Ia always II powerful
.,ldy sweeping nrtt,nd Tic brcnkWatcr, and tho
,,,rrcnt t1ows rapftlly nlpnR lhe beach FOR t'fty
tnr,ts, when It fhou r,,5tcs out to Fea. Tho
,luct. IL mt frcIucntc,l much by bntlcrs, md
Wien Mrs. Nests,ith u,,d llcr childish companions
tnlsht hfs retired spot they Ind mn itlcn Of lis
lnnXer1ltis character. 4 aand-har stretches
.r,u. tue light for qn!te u dlstnncc duTn tho
,r4lc!l. Inside this lmr tho bottom Ii very
renchcro,s. while un the other side tho watrr
ss'y ,s' ss tid imr With e t y yree rlowr ,nR
,rr. The little girls H"t l!eynmt ti.oir ,lcpth nnl
hrs. Sesmlth Wtht tntheir trselie; Wlti1inH Few
trt ui the shallow GtlEnkt!lent tic WNtrr IA Hl1
,r fifteen !cet deep. ind ouce beyond thcr depth
the current !s str0tiE enough to III: trrn'1rtl l!y
tho hcs sw!tntnets. Mrs. Nef1litn. in hcr rliorta
tu save tho eItrutl, wns cIliEilt III tho cnrrrhf-
uncr tho wnier, and tho Indy hcrself. nftcf
ie iso!des was va iorrc,i sn'er by tho unicrtow and
lrnwnc,l. As s4s,n ~ II became known m tho
, 1880-07-20

farmer living ncnr nanvcrs, wns Killed satnrs1ny
night by bctng thrown from wagon by run
Rwny tcnfn,
, 1880-07-20
HADwAy's READY f,t.lIEr.
DIR. RADWAY'S
SARS APA LLIA N
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cllnngcs as Seen and Felt, ,,a
they Daily Occur, Az
ter Using n few
Doses.

u. Good spirits, disappearance Of w,o.r,..
!nngnor, i1,clH'eholy, I'eroaso and hartllness ~
2. Strength increa*es, nppcttte improves. rc,.
!sh Tor fond: II" norr aultr nruetatiots Of wato.
hraht', t'e.'t .llEtA!un., cafn anl undiaturissfl
tho skin tnOks clear md i1oalthy; tia ,,rinis
fn''ss f 'ar irS% i. u t!,1' ] a sY1y s
frnciv frn to hatt,icr throtgh i,o ,,F%thes ps,es
,sit, VI h., pa!n Q, ssanxs tto q no sciIneaaa;;
4. MArkcddl dlinint,lion 1T quantity md frcoucn.
81 ~ Invnltl,stnry wcnkpnfng discharges Hf nj.
i,,a' s,H r. TINT w,y With cers NIX g por!nnncnt
erotthu Elantls at.s function harmofly rssior..,
to ttio several orRans
,.n T. lc,.nx t'ng% on tho white Of tho eyes, and
e1nrEstl ,!! to .lear, Lively. md henlty eoior
,,i Ia.*t' 10 s,.trnssug fr,'n weak q urcra.cd
sxrec.ornt!fig freely thu to1igh hlcYnl Or inurus
1h ih9,t t'lo m ,,'t'xs !r e.ils h,Sh 1r wnIpp
tho systGfn: Etnrpage nj nf4ht-Awt.nta and taus
md feelings or w..akaess aro,ln,i tho ariSIes.
csills sensc oi suocaton nrtt brcath,n9 '9 an a,S
ihu ,,orninu., Al thoso distressing s symptom M
s" sf,er ,esfy ay te a's"ga%fRssA "gga%fRssAAn1LnrAy h
sakH 81 nnw % YUM o. returning hG.!th yin appear;
Irposlta, iitHics. tuners. tanrers, hnrl lilinps
s11;. T., 70 s rs1yGH away. at to nao,lnl 'nas
skin tllscnseg, gradually dIsupptnr.
q n ,, e,SoS wlnrn t9o systnn f,as been sa'
tS c hsa ss n,, G"pssn s
IN tho HlIcs tOt,ts. etc, cntlsrY rnrics Of thu
tE''Ics rickgta, spEnnt oliryut,rus, contortions,
ssS fR sass" M VIM nas s'a; csa ssS .ss sA
,ta extnrs'llnafo tho yr1ts Of tho dIscasa frua
i. IT ti,t,sn who arn taklnp those medicines FIR
tho Hira nf EhrnniG, SGtnSEllnus, Or EyphtIltEc
, 1880-07-20
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND A0uE cured for tlfty cents.
There ss not II remedial nxent in thls W0rld th4t
Will ctlr9 Ferer md Ague and all othcr MRlnri'
fovers lnI.lpsl ~ KiDWAY'S FILLS 90 quickly
as RAILWAYS READY NELlEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-07-20

M otlaeg ,whIsksr Dye equals 3IliE'a-so cents
National Republican., 1880-07-21
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, July 2O,--The following
were the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day Alta, II; Argcnta, ZIG; Belcher,
IL; Best & Belcher 81; Bullion, II; Bodie, a.
Belle IsIo, l1.I6; Bechtol, L. Bulwer, "a; Black
Hawk, 5.lG Bclvidere, 2s; California, 2; Chol
lar, 2; Consolidated Virginia, 8; Crown Point
IL; Called onis, 1882; Dudley, 1872; Eureka
Consolidated, 10; Exchequer, 1B Gould &
Curry, 3; Grand Prize. Il GOodshaw, IL; Hale
& Narcross, 81; julia Consolidated, 1882 JUS
tice, 2l.32; Loyiathsu, 3-lG; Mexican, 81; Mono
2t; Mammoth IL; McCimton, 1882; Northern
Belle, iii Noopday, ~; North Belle Isle
1882; Navajo. 7.16; 0phir, It; Orc. 2; Overmsn
1t; Potosi, 1s; SAVAGE L Sierra Nevada, 11s
Syndicate, 2l.32; Silver Hill, 3l6; Tioga
29.32; Tuscarora 30; Union Consolidated
81; Wales, 3t Yellow Jacket, At.
National Republican., 1880-07-21
SPORTING RECORD.
saratoga Raees Yesterday.


SARATOGA, July 20.-First race * itty ].
to good start, got away first, followed by
Glidelia- Bye.and.Bye and tho others
punched. Passing the grand-stand Kitty j
still led, with Dawn second aud Glidela third.
At the quarter-pole GroAs showed In tho
lead, Dawn aud Gidelia still holding their
old positions. At the half Glidelia took soc.
ond place, apd running around the lower turn
went to the front, aud holding the lead down
the stretch won u hOtly contested race by one
and a-half lougths, Kitty j second and Bye
and. Bye third. Time, 2m.
Second race-The start was bad. Charlotte
got away with good lead. Banter and By
thc-way also got away in front OF the others.
At the quarter they still held their lead, but
at the head Of the home e.stretch Charlotte quit
and Banter and By-the-way led All except
the leaders woro now whipping, but thoy
could not reach Burnhan's pair and Blythe.
way won by neck, Banter second and
Midgely third. the others were well up.
Time 504,
Third race-Mark l.. went away first, with
Quito second. At the grand stand they were
well together with Mark l.. a neck out OF tho
bunch At the quarter George Mccullough
went to the front, hut 1T the hali'milc post
Oriole took the lead and held It all the way,
and although all except Quito, the iavOrlte,
Wero whipped, they could not reach her and
she won good race by three lengths before
1urfman, second, ;who was neck before
Susq uehanna third, Quito the favorto, fourth,
The latter gave ny the race ia the home
stretch. Time 2:1la.
Fourth race-Rose took tho first two jumps,
but both she and Faustna after taking tho
| water jump went out OF the course. Day Star
then showed the way, followed closely by Cap
tain Franklin. Rose and Faustina soon re-
entered the course. aud before running half q
National Republican., 1880-07-21
A Modern Hercules.

Those who know Colonel Ward II. Lamon
know him to DO more of q mental than n
physical Hercules. He can lift and handle
with dexterity tho proroundest logic, the most
delicate piece of humor and the most ponder
Gus Joke, but it is all In the line Of mental
exercise. His physical powers have all been
held in reserve for some future emergency, SO
Car as human observation has been able to dis
cover. This Is tho established theory and
opinion OF his friends here In regard to tho
montsl aud physical forces Of Colonel Lamon,
who seems to have been "fearrully aud won-
derfuly made" Leadville paper, however,
If it is to be credited, relates an incident
which explodes the theory Of his mental and
physical organization and action. Colonel
Brearly who is no infant prodigy, us hc meas
ures plump six feet two in his stockings aud
weighs 200 pounds, relates the following re-
markable Incident. He says Of Colonel
LamOn
knew him well In former years when Washing
ton was my home used to call at his room al
most every afternoon, generally finding him asleep.
on these occasions ] would punch him with my
cane and he would rouse nm and throw the boot
jack, or any missile he could reach at me.
met Lsmon on the The street M one day, ana while
cane. He did not like 1t and warned me to dcsist,
si'lIhurt you some time Brearey, If you don't
quit that
"oh, no you WON'T" replied. you'll never
hurt me-"
without q word Iamon whirled, seized me by
| the neck and back of my coat, lerked ME OIL my
| feet and threw me over his head as easily aud
quickly as would have tossed pillow. struck
the walk like thousand of brick, and didn't know
anything more until woke up IN bed with sur
geon bending over me- while Lamon and group
OF friends were gathered about with solemn faces
felt the effects of my fall for several weeks, aud
have since studiously RETAINED from tantalizng
Lamon with my cane"
| The above story is good one for social
circle, but IL that circle should be less than
square Dozen it could never be parcelod out
among them SO that it would be believed as
an entirety. 1t is rather hard for a small
party 10 take il all In, especially II they have
had any experiences with his physical forces.
He would argue the buttons of an adyer'
sary's coat; but If that opponent was six.
foOter Lamon would DO sure to pass instead OF
playing tho hand Of throwing him over his
| head.
National Republican., 1880-07-21
RECORD OF CRIME.
A Bad Day for Wives and MOthers.in-
Law.
Two wives, Two Mothers.in-Law and n
Fathor-in-Law Beaten
to Death.
nonhls Murdor and suicide.

New York, July 20.-A special from SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, states that on Sunday last Solomon
Easterly, n farmer living two miles from tho
village of Lyons, had quarrel with his wiio,
In which her mother, who was making her u
visit, interfered.. He ordered the mothcr-in.
law from the room, and on her refusing to
leave attacked her with an axe, killing her on
the spot. He then turned 10 his wife, before
whose eyes he had killed her mother and
raising the axe struck her She lodged the
blow, and ouly slight wound was inflicted.
This was followed by another blow, with like
results. Before lie could deal third blow his
wife made her escape from the room and ran,
but her husband followed her, aud overtaking
her beneath tree struck her terrible blow
on top Of the head rs she was running. The
skull was crushed in, and the woman fell to
the ground in o dying condition. EastorIy
dropped the axe, and Fastening to the barn
got out his horse and buggy and drove off.
The murder Of Mrs. Easterly was witnessed by
B. W. Woodhousc and his wife, who gave tho
alarm, aud the murderer was pursued His
horse and buggy were found hitched near
Hotchkiss' mill, some four or five miles dis
tant, and on the banks Of the Canandaigua
outlet. At an early hour Monday morning
bank of the outlet some distance from tho mi H.
A search Of tho outlet resulted in finding the
dead body of the murderer and suicide, he
having drowned himself. He had stripped
stark naked before committing suicide. Ho
was man sixty years of age, worth $4,000 OF
5000, and leaves two children.
SIMILAR CASE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINoToN, N. G., July 20.-Stcphen
Richardson (colored) entered tho house OF
Robert Phinney, his flthcr.n- law, In the
northern part Of the city, last night and beat
his mother-in-law, Lucy Phinney, to death
and his wife Fanny Richardson, aud Mr.
Phinney so severely that both are expected
| to die. Richardson's wife had separated from
him aud lived with her parents, aud the diGi
| Guilty is supposed to have originated from this
| circumstance. The murderer was arrested
and lodged in Jail to await trial.
KILLED IN A QUARREL.
DENVER Coll, July 20.--Latc last night
| Frank Howard and Joe 1aggerty became in
| volved in II quarrel concerning woman o
| i'll repute, when the former shot Haggerty
inaicting a probably fatal wound.
WIFE BEATEN TO UNCoNscIoUsNEss.
MIFFLIN, Pa, July 20.-Lucan Louder bru
| tally beat his wiio this morning. She is nov
| lying unconscious, the doctors desparing o.
her life. Louder is under arrest. The caus'
| of tho quarrel is unknown.
National Republican., 1880-07-21
Yeieran Rennion

MAUcH CHUNK, PA, July 2o.-A reunion of
tho veterans of tho Twenty-eighth and One
hundred and forty seventh Pennsylvania vol
unteers aud Knapps battery took place here
to-day, largo number being present. This
afternoon a business meeting was held, after
which the visitors were taken over the switch
back. This evening procession was formed
and marched through tho principal streets,
which were brilliantly illuminated. Later a
banquet was held ut tho Mansion house.