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, 1880-07-09
THE RAILROADS..

PHILADELPHIA q HEADING.
Special Dispatch IA Tha Chicago Tribune
THts4ApEsrutA, Ju1y s.-Thnnlss 10 one Of the
thnnghtfMl bondhollcrs IF tho Philadelphia 4
1scading 1tairond Company. residing IN London.
tho American public hns Mt taet tic advantage
Of further Information IN reenrd to tho contl[~
tlon Of the Company, tho Receivers having fur
nshetl Lord Cairn's Committee With facts that
have boon schulously concealed OH this etdo of
tho water. This hns been published fit mn np+
rcudx to tholr lrst report, and from that It M
ronrs that tho net profits Of tho Nnlroad Conf
pnny for tho five months of tho current nscnl
year wern *l.5l3,5so. ngatnst sl,173,i06 for
tho corresponding n,onths 1T tho previous year,
81 Increase e GGs Aps nIse N, ,hc ra st
siS5,Sn rKalS:t 4s;s:la5, rsdnsion +, tho lei;
ct Of sixj,t!s. For tho mnnt, or April tho Coi,l
.s ' Il * In sFf 'Se ssss S est sest
shnwius y.!n Tor that ono I6ntf of ,$tol.sd4,
Mnntb. mud bs'nF II t' 1"t g,n gf,nun. 1Sr teS s ,}yf
Darinv th's pcrod there has Dte 4, increase il
thu tloattng acbt nf *seQi,u0), oL which tho fol-
lnNin9 Items. f,,tlng Up sa,oa001. nro repre-,
hcli, s1O7,lDo; incruasd In n,itcrinls on hnn,
$Ef:'Mf: now cEgfilo. niItt cnrs. i,A,o; msw
s 9sks sosai s,a 's$ss S' KY lse f''Gs Gstsg @
tMrhncts as,tl iroii works., *ta: ln0; oollfcr!ee
ss% % inesesse sseIss n 'rtsr"i ,o saS' ssl tqsd 3
s';so sfss shcet sso Ha!!read % Eon,pany !Mi
Cosnpauy ono Of t1,;l,7,%D, TO which shonlA 10
aes.. Including rctlta1 !, wages ,nntrrns. draw
syaes; ma!sr!%i; @ ;i "A Snd taxes, !nstins
be- utset debts due both conlpanica mid hills
celvablo, amounting tn or1r $5,U00 700.
, 1880-07-09
ILLINOIS,.

6pfGs0s 0APRtEA 70 1W NH@Edqo 111olfHes =
WEST AuH0ltA. H.. July 8.-nye Is harvested.
It wus light III tho ground but nus henyy head.
Oats are n heavy orop, rircnsng In favored srots.
Corr promlBos better crop than for tWcuty
ycArs. Hay Oil Timothy nload0ws full crop.
Clever largely winter-killcd.
Spestal Uhpatth to IAo 0aIeaao Tribune
souTIl ELoIs. ILL.,, juno 8.--Wo 'hro having
considerable moro rain hero Of lata than Wo
really med. On account ut 10 much wet
wcather, II ts feared thAt tho potnto- crnp will
rot. II hns already showed signs of 1t. Farmora
nro anxious to have dry wcatl.oe, 10 a. tugathor
III tholr hny.crop. Most nf thcii, hAvo NiEcady
cn'nmoncel hIylng. Hired hoap Ii. not
q consequence, high wiKos arc otIerel.
Most os tho rye Is harvested And barley will bo
"tlpu enough to harvest IN about week. Wheat
looks fair; oats and corn arc vYEy promslng.
Tho pastures aro In oxcollont condition, and tho
The a1!,a spKar;oano cron, who're l. tlas 6eon well
ploues. however, have hcen neglected., tho woods
hayo got the stnrt, and tho yIold Will be rather
light, but Nencrlly tho prospect is good fur a
fAIt crop OF cRt0,
, 1880-07-09
IN THE NORTHWEST.

Special uspAkth to Tbs Ehteo1o TTbuns.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 8-secrotaEy Young, Of
tho State Doard Ut 1mmigrAtion. hns returned
from brlcf trip through tho southeastern part
Of the State. He reports grcat dRmaEo by causes
resulting from tho lato storms. Farn1brh about
Rochester aro much discouraged M TO tho pres.
ont outlook OF tho coming hnrvost. Rrst and
tho chtnGh bug arc the grpat evils. In some ror-
tions of that section wtnter wheat IL not mcet!ng
whcnt, tho Secretary, says, .wns bolng harvested
ycstcrday, and ho did not believe IL woull yiold
moro thau SIX bushcis to the aero.
The crop-rcports from along tho Chicago, BILL
waukce Il st. Paul and tho Chteagp & North
wcstorn arc muoh OF n homogeneous character.
blr. II. II. Porter, President OF the former road.
states that tho reports all nlong the limo aro
generally fnvolabIc, Thora Is soma light rust
reported in tlist1iots, but tho crops aro in ex-
cGliont condition, mud no apprehension IL folt
OF. uo.irSe. tho crItltAl time, Getwuon now and
j. taat tst ill., to Tet.rus sl % 10 lar ri in e exeess q
iasr yoar. sIlti eaual:! to J. tho hyornEo oi
xi Mat fasaS,s se4n aqs Msx; " Tho M Gsssy rr
Northwestern, Ia Il, rccoipt nf rclcgrafns fron,
a,a!lona u! nlons The line, swing axooont indl-
III special Gan,n9a has boon dona by wlnds ID
my SECTION: VarinllH tectlo's in a!lnncsotu send
faw complaints VI rust !i'l tho phtnch, but tho
ti,ose from Iowa. Wiscui,a!, orops wriu in fina
Soaa!tIon' ,M,t no eomplaInts Of my Kind buus ro
Special D!FateA 10 ,Ins Chicago Tribune.
Ia CltoasE, Wis.,. july 8.--llsfnrts fr1m all
sna. extending west to tho cul!tral Aairoad Of
MINNESOTA, lN nilloh wGst u tho htiHs1eslpr!
e psss aw coRs s ac dos
1lgo to tho whont crop Fro,n SONIC points tho rt-
pOrts OF 1nlnnko nro quite n1Htul1s. and serious
weather ohanses for tho butter, md that very
soon, the WllCat cr9p Wll! licnt with cntaM!ty
, 1880-07-09
SUICIDE,

19stt01 U1pdEsH u IN EA1saa0 5T111Hze
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, July 6.-A travelling sales-
man for tho Globe uuk&y Works 1t Cincinnati,
namod ). ]. Justice, sAipideA III this city this
ovaalna by taking morpa!ue. Ills homo Il sup-
posed 10 bo at NobleavIlls, 1ud. lilo had boon In
Jacksonville somo thfco months selling bug9ics.
ind Il reported a4 having. boen drinking oot.
sid0rab,y Ut late, Causo Ut suicide not known.
.:p<eia9 Hltpateh 10 Ihs t'Ateaao Tribune.
KxQKUk. la., July Authorization has lust
roachel thls CITY that Frank Mlesner, . iarmor
Lying ono mills and Q half southwest Of kulloka.
No.. c!,lnmitied salcido last evening by hanK.ng
purchased the farm on which he lived, ard be-
counting dissatisfied, and hotng unable 70 dttposo
himself Of hts troubles, Ho latey came fro,a
, 1880-07-09
nUINAnfA.

nuINhNIA.
CossTASr1NorLE, July 8.--Tho Porto has re-
cctvcd Information that tho bulgarian commits
teo8 nre concerning plan Of action frfthe event
Of rupture bctwapn Turkey and Greece.
RUSSIA.
PARIS. July s.-A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says jluesiR docs not intond 10 separate herself
from tho other Powers regarding the stcps TINT
mAy DO necessary TO glyo otFcct to tue decisions
of tho berlin Conference,
CNtUUEnEp.
TbSpoa, July B.-A vicunn dispatch snys:
Tho nows published In I.onion that tho Porto
hnd sent the Powers n protest uKalnat tho do
cIA!0ts Of Tho Berlin Conference Ia absolutely
unfoundct1.
llEAtTArEs.
A tllApntch from rer, snyB: The Porte stil1
Institutes m to whhr attitude Il 6hall nssAn,e to-
wards the berlin awnrtf. Tho ultimate decision
will gtrntly depend upon unschrn's ability to
impress the s,iltnn md f1ts Ministers with tho
conviction tint tho Powers will resort to force II
neccesary. II tho Turks SEQ tho slightest ehanro
at division n1t,ong tho Powers. they will rrsst
tho occupation By Greece OF tho territory
awnrtlcd.
Tr1H nDuHsEs.
Thore wns scn,l.pahc on tho Berlin md
feeling in regard to tho attitude OF tho Forte.
, 1880-07-09
NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME,


BOSTON, July 8.-Tho National Doard Of Man
Ngers OF tho boldlcrs' Hoinca ureunlzoa to-ddy
by choosing 0cn. Franklin. Of Connecticut,
President and AotinK Treasurer; Col. IIurds, Of
Ohio, and Con. Coulter. OF P0nnsylvana. Woo
Presidents: Con. hios1ahon, OF Now York, Heu-
ffsctary: fsy: Tn9 fHal hoartl was % present, 'noil!ng
Halnpahlre. TUG noari lott for Augusta t,-
night tu lMsp9ot tho sa'atlfcra' Home thurp.
IL ths 1Tsstsr1s Assoetatsu pr<3s.
0osroN, July 1.-Yho nuarll Ut Managers for
tho Homes fur Disabled Hodlura mot l,er to-day.
l'rusent; Chief Jusiteo WAlto, Col. liMrris Ohiu;
Don. Coulter Ut rcuntylvunIa; ler. Limo, Col.
Martin. Of knnsas; Con. Franklin. ot E,nnco.
tlcut; 0pn. Roberts. at Maine; slAj. Fulton, UI
Wiacol.alu, Con. MohIAt,al, ot Now FORK. Tac ru-
{irlng metn1oFs Ut tho i!oarti Present wpsu: Con.
of New Halapshlro, The Chlci.JustIoo rns
ousaon shu iluard prt'uoudod to tho eleation 1T
Res1a]4HoIt ] oiliferss tho Iesu1t being, President,
Ylao-rres!tlc1,t. Chi; Laomarta A. 1lurrls, ohio;
Hcctlnd Icr"lrGsidunt, Qau- llcharl Gnlttpr,
EcnnsylynnIa; Secretary, lion. Nursn Moa!ahol..
Nov York.
, 1880-07-09
WASHINGTON.

An Inquiry Into tho Workings OF tho
lntornul-lkevonucS Syntoul-Condttton
OF Districts North and Souah-lke.
fremont Of Army Oncora-AfnerAcan
Pork Products. -
Special Dspateh 10 Thu Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 9.-Somotttno stnoo
tho Commissioner OF Informal Revenue sent out
a circular to all Collectors of 1utortal Novcnuo
statiug that it was bis cRtnest desire To further
iucroAso tho etlc!9noy nf tho service, anl to
that end called upon Collectors to answor sew
nral points. Among them were tho following:
Flrst-Whnt change, II any, has takcn p'acc
In tho personnel Ut tho district a. regards pride
In tho sorvIce and the spirit Of emulatfon2
Second-Comparo tho pEesont with former or
ganlzattons Ut tho dlstrot, aad state what im-
prnvenonta hayo boon mado. ... IL
Thtn-Compuso tho present facilities for
trnnsactlns public business with sthoso Of
former period. t..
Fousu4-stato tho etfoot Upon tho efficiency Of
tho scrylce OF tho system OF examination md
inspections nd doptcd ty the Bureau.
Fjih-What has bos1; ncct'iaplishcd in bring
Ing tho tu1pAyurs and tho U0ycrumgnt !uto
moro harmonious relanons and tn oneoroiug
S[rth-lhe condition ot tho district With rc-
speot to authority aud enforcement ot the laws.
see nssosea she bHsy
% %!sssess q q! !So saathsFa % alssr!a;s' ysssee
sssEs sfs's .bo*. shss sof !hs
Wh!ch hitharto has nreynie4 u tae 45!st!!llnE 5lE
sS1s of S9!h Sna LII snh ss
overcome. md thai tho t4xpayers respect tho
Gnycrnlao'.t Attl nto paying thoIr taxes, and
opposition !Iltheir nttclnpta 70 entorco the laws,
except !n the slns!a region of Northern osqPrg!a
rhs fot y Tue saS 'q 1esos y xsnofaI st
ssasss sai's' .so !ss!!e.. Sses s' a. ssja:
hnt
Ssst Sssa sas % sasts eeiyo ioo ras
lcorai.* distrIot It'll! mllntasns posltoh 0t d.
an ssus to ie ss Is ns oes savs
sSss'ti Tae ut1 sS s.ates ssshai AID lie Gajts
I'I lie sgigiaai fruits of the Southern poioy.ss
~ ise0 oppssa Sa Gossop
sys,s q nrsyant 'sn
EXECUTION Of Tho Fstlora! lnws ID TO internai
rUvcuuc. Tho CONSEQUENCE has been that the
sosat L. M ns esG m ~ y
nFn,td eivl! lAMse, while tho other Ft4cfll
aut,lnsit!Gs hayo rendered no a,d and haye heet,
l!ual prets Ut Georgia. notably, tho Atlanta
assas xs III aa s doosias ntaas 1t
% lnw, 1n,l esYut aitlieutty ln collecting the
! however, thero n4a henh q luutked improve.
luent. Collector CLARK IN h!s FopGrt says: "The
systcM In thIs State, fost1red al 1t u by poll.
ticlans tnr personal ends and BY that moro
Judgment, . fortntdabte barrier t9suoh oousurn
NATION. Until there is nn uetor mud radlea
change n public sen!lment rospeotln9 ths
fcctly harmonious relations betwson til.
taxpayer aua tina Government. IIowpyur
| the Taxpayers arc becoming Scconcjlet
ii iesBt, and confidently expect u grxdua. In
pEovement ia this regard untll harmony 4
al liz iiuGois districts which have reported
, 1880-07-09

Alilstcr, Of Milwaukee. In which 1nnny hs
tho fRlaclrs. prevalent rs 10 kintcr-
rNns work or thn Association bnt ulcscl. e1ccptn
sin4lo papor W SSn..!cl Gnlvtn, 2f Tho low9
Ffnto uniturslty. Tho meeting hns t,ec4 ons Of
women and men III schools 0f tho Htatn. mid
VII! 10 cs,nntetl rs nf great vulun Hnggc.tlyGly
and directly Tonight tho tcnchera ytatt tho
Washturn Observatory, upnn Invitation of Prof.
Watson, md ionk Mt tho ssars ttrn'iNh tho big
totaatapc. They participate In mn excursion IL
tho Uclls Tomorrow. r..
Atl b,tstncsa meeting Of tho Wisconsin Teach-
crs Assncfation this ovnntng THO following oil.
Etowurt. President. uild J. II. uoild. Secretary.
Tho Association then RtllNurncl slno die.
, 1880-07-09
CRIMINAL NEWS


THE NEW YORK ROBBERY
New YonK, July a.-Lawrcnoo Il. Jerome, Jr.,
and Edward II. pntohell, chntgGA With relnG In
possession of railroad securities valued Mt
$4,000. belonging to Draytoi,, 1ves l. Co., Wall
street, lost by a messenger July Q. wore ar,
raIsncd at tho Tonbs to-day, James Waliaeo
niado nf,itnvlt TINT jerome, on july q, told him
ho tJcsorEo} expected to ho rich sddn. IA ho Ind
fo.,ntl buntix valued at flo00oo. The counsel for
tho accusoa ototmotl TO hnvo good d<tonso, and
tlrlnnndu,l nh examination, which was set down
fur this nftornou1, =
subsequently Judge Duffy examined tho rr!s-
onosB on tho charge of RrnIld lnruGny. nnd thoy
delivered to Mr. 1vos.
, 1880-07-09
CLASS ANO IRON TRADE,

8psttal DHpalth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
PiT1sNuHa. Pa. July B,-The EIass trndo hcro
10 at q stand.still. Of tho forty -sovon glass
hotiscs Of all kinda on tho South Side rot ono IL
In operation. Tho last ot them wis closed for
midsummer vacnt'on to-day. Bouia Ut tho fao-
torlos will rcnlan !ltu until tho lat OF 8crtcm-
ber. while others will bo !aactivo for only n
ool.plo OF weeks. Attcrbury Il %. will rcsuno
OIL Monday of next wtak. About 5000 men and
loya nre lido In consequence Ut tho snspvnsi.'n.
The Iron rradp y also .hulL. a Inembcr
Of tho tlrtn Of Jn,lss i LAunhlln Hata
to.duy that TX cents wnuld ho d tutr prlco. ei,d
tlAt tho manufacturers Do not oxpeot III al.
vAnoo beyond That llxurv. with bnr-irjn nt ~
cents ho thlnks l!aa should acll ut .*1s5. From
now until tho middle 1t August, howcvor. will
10 tho dull scHs4,tl. After that, although thcru
is not much prospect Ut u rcKtnr Duom like
that of % !ast Ecaf. thero az r., '.'sations M of q
will bu affected BY tho presldcntlui GamnatRn
4 prn;1.i!'vnt ll.nnmifas.HFer satd tn-dny
tlAt tho prospects for al, advance III tho cartl-
sAta In tho noMr futuro were very gool.
, 1880-07-09
EDUCATIONAL.

bpke9aI D9patth 70 The Chltd0o 1FlbNNt,
MADISON, Wls., July 6,-Tho state Tcachets'
Association convened at tho He.,ata Cham
ber vt o'clock, and, astur so,po Euuttno
work, listened to All nbln paper rpnd by
l. Albee. Of 0shkosh, on " The Function Of tho
Normal Behool," taking high grounds for the
Normais PROVINCE, and expressing with cnndor
his recognition Of the magnitude Of tho Normal
prohlcm, outlining remedies for defects and
means for bottor Organization Of tue Normal
forces. J. U. pradt, Asststant State 6uperiutend-
ent, read conservative paper on "The
Kinde5gRFtsn." maintaining that ths kiu-
dersArten will supplant' the family. a
discussion followed, led BY James Nue.
, 1880-07-09
Conflicting Statements as to the
Condition Of Leading
Cereals.
Wheat In tho Northwest De-
clnrcd to DO In Dnd Com
tl1tion,
While Others 6tato that the yio1d
VIII Be Very Large.
Reports Of the Coming Harvest from Ill.,
nois and Iowa.

MINNESOTA.
sptetat nttpateA "a 7Ne Chicago Tribune.
6r. PAUL, 1uly a.-Tho following additional
crop-rcports hnvo boon received; tho last fanr
arc from tue northern couutsos. whloa aro FREQ
frpm tho prevailing atlctlon Of rust md
blight:
+, KAssoN, Dodge Co., July s.-Tho ohlnoh.bu9s
have tiono no da,nago 50 far In Dotlso, but onst
OF here III tho sandy districts we hoar Of thelr
ravngrs. Nust nprcars in III 'lclds OIL tho lower
and top lonycs ot whcht. Where oats and whoat
aro sown together for protection a fur crop is
expected.
owA7oxxA, stcolo Co., July s-Tho crops aro
looking splendid. No ohlnoll.huT and no rust 10
a1nonnt to anything. Tho prospects fora good
crop Rro bright 80 far.
FAnlnAuLr, Isco TO-, July e.-Tho crops nro
looking exceedingly tlnc, and wo nro having
Just tho right knl Of wuathor for them. Tho
wheat OIL tho upper ground is looking cxcccd-
iugly wulI. and promises largo ylola; that on
low, wet ground is looking we'll, md, with tho
exception Of n few fields will gtvo fntE yield.
Dut lIttio or TO rust has boon seen, md wo hcnr
uu complaint of tho chinuh-bug. tho whcat
Is not injurud In tho least, md largo
Yields are expsctcd sou's reliable farmers On
eighteen 70 tw9nty nyo Dstshrls Per acre. .,.,n.
lou aid Morrison Counties rSyeai sho iact ilit
lna fey tnsta.iees htwuser slFht + uyllcnsss,,e I'D
tho heavy ruin OF l.st night viii havo hh,l If
feet Some hcnvy xratn was lloWn partlHtIy
pycr by the wind. but will doubtless stra'ghten
rHixcErox, s1tllo Laes Co., July s.-,A1l small
grnsn III tliis section ot ct'l1ltry never ooku -
well as now. Tho prospects ar1 very encourage
sss RS ssFSsi q
SI?e; seo s was We wsatse1 s eoasinae.' s % se%s CIT
|
, 1880-07-09
m CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from box 46l at 1850 yestortlny
forenoon was ca,sod BY IRE In largu brick
burn IN the rear III No. 243 Ashland avenue,
owned and occupied py j. E. ows!oy. Damngc,
$c5 to hay and feed. Eateo unknown.
The nlar1a from Bog 1l at 12:lo yesterday
afternoon was cnttsed by, tho burning out ot n
chimney ut No. IT'D West Fifteenth struot. No
lafnAgD.
ternnon WIS eauapd by a. fro beneath tho mnin
driving wheel In thn on9ine.ro9ln Of tho North
corner Of Vim Huron and Clinton strects. Tho
Of hut Iron failing mo drY material and waste
which hnd accumulated In the box. Dan'age to
uiaph!nury slight
Tho alarm from box Ba ut 1855 yesterday
morning wne caused by tlfo IN q two-story
franz bar1l In the rcAr of No. 1905 Mlch'gan
nvenMo, owned and occupied by william, blanks,
Tho fro originated In tho hay-Iutt, and Il sup
posed to hAvG bnGn thu work OF an tncendtAry.
Tho fire bur,,nd for ncatly ton minutes bofore
tho Ak,rn wl6 turned In, ind by tho lsno tho
department roaohed thoro the praspeut VIVA good
for d lnrKe fro: DamARe to building, f22ao. fully
covered by lnsutance: ana to stock and con-
tents, go,
, 1880-07-09

6pstMt UHpdfth 70 1Ht EhItd9b 1f4bHhss
TspIAEAPoL1s, Ind, July 8.--Willlnm nrash-
ier, who He'd from tho Btate nlghtooh mnnths
ngo 10 avoid bouE arrested and tried as n con-
sprator In tho Jennings County election oascs.
was brought back to tho city tru,n Knnsns,
whorc no WAS found on n farm as far nA tnsstbto
from railronds, scek!ng to |ose himself n II TIC
III tho conspiracy, and .suys llo can prove nj,
aliiA D" II physician MID two noighhors who will
the nenocrncy will ATTEMPT to Btavn df bis trint
,tnsII nltcr election. MS thoy dn mt want tholr
nuthuds nlrcd 50 soon bofore tho stain election
1A OptObur.
, 1880-07-09
ITEMS.

44EHANs
Mexico has to5 miles Of railway built md 1901
under construction.
The Columbus & aIhysvllls Road 10 to bo
changed from, tho narrow to tho standard gauge;
Nlsa tito Luke Champlasn & 1t. Lawrence Junc.
uou.
Tho Kansas City 14nts says that tho talk atout
the entrance into tunt city, at tho Burlington Il
southwestern lsond BY why Of LaoEo.lo hna sud
10 G!,i. a lint Il" T p!.rshasa o of the Gounu!i @
0ai'oy ts iis' Is tha sauss % os f ito ha ohaaxe. 1 m
@ ga' eoSss .s,s e. hSs tsS HsS io4,sss i 4
hetnras" statometlts Of aoeldonta or loT'..
T5e sas rarS aass' ka "pS"F:s a4 s aas xora n,nts
init year. Oh tho faeo t'f tho rcturns II woul
arpcnr thst aco!aon's g t;n'n's per!nnasnt Wy,
!eeos.s kort py she i!a!f;aa Gsstiis. ieS ~: q
country fron May, ls70. to tho closo Ut April,
d hsay hssSaEnk Yayo4sSs S Il 10 T. S ss gsn% Msy
ilannRcrE.
According to tho blue. book, which contains
tho ruilwny statistics nf CanaAa for 1871, tho
Total ralway snilVn&o of tho l,uInlnlui. IN june
opeEation, s.4sa miles; railways Under coi!struy.
tlon, p4!Etl1ns of which nsc completed AMI truck
@ @t. ;9's ,1s' I n{. ss. "Ss II. %ss.s se 5
.nIor construction, l,isa miles; totnl vs miies.
'opunltion, and decrease Of III miles under
oonsttnStto, The ietai 'nSFsaso a Ia % onetaion
IA qsRisi sdae ae e"ys 'S aans fo1 t.
nonllnlon and Provincial Governments, nunio"
sapetlntendept Wallln9, Of Nov York, has rs'
lar from CHIEF. Constable navfes Of tho Borough
a@ .2s seDpshTe Ens4na calling
, 1880-07-09
HELD FOR MURDER.

BRADFORD, Pa, July 8.-Willnrn patrio WIS
to-day arrested at ~Benton's Mtll, rn.. chatued
with tho murder Of David Ingram Mt Bloomfield,
Mo-, Juno Is. The two were going Wess> Ingram
to purchase cattle, and had q large atm ofnoucy
on his person, n fact known only to Pntr!e. Ills
boliy wns found ut tito rlaco mentioned with IL
bullet IN bis head. Tho Coroncr's jury found IL
he eyadcd arrest until to-day. :
, 1880-07-09

TZkIkII1AN11Fvs
Hrfeftf Dfttktf<k IN ThA GhfnHAh Tribune.

srtetat Dttpateh 10 1As Ghioaan Tribune.
IHnrAHArOLrs, July 8.-Tho unco notorious
william nodEfcr, who was tho horo In former
days ut many tntt anu pcnIlcnttary escapes, md
who wns lust sent up from tho Ytso Circuit
Court III 1RTi to serve II ten ynars' term for as-
faMit and battery with !ntont 10 commit murder.
wis t,ardonrd hy tho Governor tt'.dny. and hs
ilu'nerous!y agnot! and rr,nslo n Kubd showing
for tho prisoner. who, from the tcstplnNy Of kllu
Ponttcntlary officials Ia undoubtedly reformed
man.
, 1880-07-09

tn vcsod questions, psopoeetl that tho nation DO
tnken thf0 0chnsts1cnatinn. Thbserath thoronpon
voted TINT tho motion he declared urgent.
WILL rhE3.
foshoS, July S.--A raris dispatch Anys II Ii
thought tho Amnesty bill Wilt now pnss the Sem
ate by small majority.
, 1880-07-09
WATERLOO. IA.

WATEnlo0, IT,, july B,.-Tho census roturns
from this county tl!l4ckhawkl show population
D{ xlvH. An Increase Of 2slts sineo 1870. Thu
tho city Of Cedar Falls Aaa i,0bi, loss OF Us.
, 1880-07-09
Wis, ot,.i irayos vito ana two uhI-

Special Dispafth fa The chttdao 1ribnne.
>DAvENrunr, H., July s.-.Ahont T. "c!ock this
evcnlnE fcnllnEnA Henry llrAnat, 2. German,
of his bnRrtiine inl,sn. Coming out 1T the
house. wtsho,tt my nssEncd cause, te drcw from
into Hrlsht' templo. raIling iena nnon tic apSt.
Brandt recently sold bis lntcrest In Colorado
n,no for $2o0D, and had tho tnosloy In bank
h0fn.
, 1880-07-09

ClsosNnAr1, O., 1sily s.-sa,nuc p. nowics,
formerly Co.tnty Engineer, WIS found guilty
this evening Of forgery by a Jury in the CoM-
mon Pieas Court, where tho cAso has been On
trial for sovoral days. Tho qr!tno tharetd WIS
county, amounting to hhout 81. .tU0. Dowtcs
wis MI Cfl1cor Of tho county ut tho tflno and Is
farmer hitherto In good standing.
, 1880-07-09
DISMISSED.

SAN FnANoIsuo. Cal, July BIN the Police
Court yestartlay. In tho easo brought by Aloxau.
dor Kydd agatnst ". II. Nelsou, for, !itallng
Mayor Kalloch In an obscene publication, Judge
s ad he ho s,Sysd !, re- hsa ot
ton, dlSlntSSed tho case. g..