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Two Old Soldiers Did.

D ST. T. Beauregard OF Louisiana,
A, Early of Virginia, met again
u New orleans to superintt nd
lng, Of The celebrated Louisiana
Nery,of which they are the com
b on behalf Of the State and
ghey Went at their work with
and precision, and the result
iiD ad llllOn TO scattering among
Investors sA,0O1s and Sl0,0OOs,
y hall capital prize OF S50,O0O
Y gent young German named
pet. Jus,en, whose residence is
lyn,whO has collected his money
zen to hiS relatives in Germany
llg his fortune. For furth er in
apply to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
"a, or same person at 3l9 Broad
\ York city. Jy2S-6t.
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Despair to Cladness.

\ carter, a well known citizen
her y. T., has just given the
Icard 10 the public: For about
Iml wilrnas been troubled with
n and we could not imagine
4 hat frequent flashes OF heat,
by severe swrats, both night and
knr, troubled her "A great deal
Iaerliun scented 10 utterly pros
She dra k IA ge quantities of
hhout Seemi Z 10 quench her
|hrlt4sL ard kept getting worse
L ali he time. We employed
fes cfa physician. but without
|Dt even earning whal was the
h. her. Finally. noticing a Pc
In her urine, | had IL exaIniued,
boiling, reduced IL to mOtdsseS,
i In quantity to the amount OF
h. lat once wrote TO her broth
yIcian In the East, who pro-
| 'irSugar" or (Saccharine) Dia-
SAID he knew of no cure for II
she probably could not get
t ,he might live for u few years,
ii get worse aud worse all the
time, and when we were in
u saw Warmers Safe Diabets
elllsed, purchased "A bottle, and
bas continued using IL until she
/ iecily elUed and as well as she
IN years. | consider Warmers
'ets cure IL blessing and boon to
"
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A LARGE EXCURSION.

The excursion of the Uniformed
Corps, Knights of Pythias to Atlantic
City, this MOI ming was one of the
largest that has left this city for a long
time, there being at least thirteen hun
dred on the boat. The steamer Thos.
Clyde conveyed the excursionist to
Camden, where they boarded a special
train for the Getty by the Sea-" Ow-
ing to the crowded condition of the
boat, a number of persons of a timid
nature went up on the $50 O'Clock
train.
Last evening the Corps gave short
street parade, as an advertisement for
their excursion.
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DROPPED A CABA.

About 10 80 o'clock, this morning,
as a coach containing two ladies was
passing the City Hall, a brown moroc-
CO caba dropped out in the street. 1t
was picked up by policeman Ricketts,,
who tried to stop the carriage but could
not make the driver hear, and is now
at the police station.
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[NCOCK,
HEAT Soldier Statesman.

A fine men Of New York who
In November for Hancock and
met last night in and around
kmy of Music
N which will make this CAM
hung memorable in history was
nsnce on the platform, as pre-
kcer, of Samuel j. Tilden,
resident of the United States
4 the votes of a majority of the
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At Leadville, Col, on Tuesday
night, John Crowder, faro dealer,
shot and killed Richard Dillon, the
former owner of the Little Chief
mine. The latter demanded a stack
of chips on trust, which Crowder re-
fused, when Dillon pulled revol-
yer, but Crowder fired first,and then
made his escape.
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I:eath from hYdrophobia. =.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 2S.-James h.
town. this county, died last night from
hydrophobia. When the symptoms
first became manifest, last Sunday, he
bade his friends good-by and submitted
himself to the care of Keepers, but on
Monday night. while in a violent srasm.
he escaped, and was found in the sub
urbs biting at everything within his
reach. He was bitten by his own dog about
five weeks ago.
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NOVEL ~ SIGHT

n he wiMass.om1 'som West Goshen tells
Of John ISieI nitil "A novel sight on the
PItwo ago D'cKs, that township, a
waa mlkin, a q SOW, with a litter Of
Pgsere bm.,gE,.a g a COW, while her off.
'AcHtsal fluid oesgaged in drawing
|west Chest,0O, i,Om !. the dugs Of the
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Meetings Tonight.
thursday.

IHV K0UN1,
P Lodge, No. 4, X. OFF.
kdse, No. -, /. o. o. +.
pl Lodge, No. =, LOO, +,
llah Lodge, No, II, /. o. II. NJ.
pswn Division, No. |, S. OF L.
Eol9cli No. ?, Jr., o. u. A. M.
p Mutual Beneficial Society N
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70
M re"'ened His Life

! this IOn,nM, 'M col was before the
p, with "'ns m charged by David
/ and ro,l. al ne was required to
lhe pesro ,'''ahd furnish SlOO bail to
The daily gazette., 1880-07-29
Boots and Shoee

McCusker, PIG W. I'd street, has
|aIge stock Of boots and shoes for
rg Trade, and Is determined to
cheaper than any house IN the
" nm a call and save money.
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THE WILLIAMS CLUB.

A meeting will be held on Wednes-
day evening next, for the purpose Of
reorganizing the Williams Club OF
1876. A membership Of over 300 from
the start is said TO be assured.
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nwplns houses which they find
h rent or hard TO collect from
,atlsiacion by calling on Heald
,enlh and Market streets. We
liners and tenants. Jy2itaul.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-29

Why is baby like wheat? Because it
hscnmes the flower of the family. And
we would add, soothe 1t with DR., Bulls
Baby syrup. Ii contains no opiates. IN
The daily gazette., 1880-07-29
DIED.

STEwART-In this city on the 18th inst I,
Annie B., wife of Seth Stewart, Jr., in
the 38th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her father
ln-law, Seth Stewart. No 7U7 Pine street,
Sunday afternoon, August LIST, at 2 o.
clock. jy29-3t.
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The young canes in Jamai ca have been
attacked by worm. Acres of young
sugar cane have been destroyed in a
single night.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-29
M03.9.aed.

LEAUBY-FLANIGA the 9th
Pa, Frank Leauby to Mary Flanagan.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-29

There were LIP immigrants
landed at Castle Garden, New York
Yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTlsEAIENTs.

A TTENTION DEMOCRATsi
N A meeting OF the Second Ward DEM
ocrats will be held tomorrow evening,
3.'th inst, at the Atlantic Garden, "a King
Hancock and English Club. All the DEM
ocrats of the Ward are especially invit-
ed to attend, as we want to organize three
companies, one German, and to be ofn-
cered by them. By order
WIN. H, QUINN.
iy292t. Chairman Com. on Room.
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1ailv Sazetts.

may be found on file at Geo.
tn i;o's Va, Newspaper Advertising
|or,,re ou" St), where advertising
\ gSdy SP, be be made for itin New York.
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each Shipmenfs

ehe. eV"'ng "'n. We're the shipments
bay' O'er the Delaware railroad
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TEX a q.

DOR SALE.-A good frame stable that
II can readily be taken apart and re-
moved. Apply to JAMES MURPHY.
jy27-7t. Foot of Shipley ST.
, 1880-09-04

il Statfstician'H View OF the I're*cnt
Heavy sh1ti.ent" to Th1H Country
The outlook for the ualance OF TrAtao
-Ess.ltlosa Sssips..es,tA.
spfttat Dtpdteh to The Ghttneo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. e., Sept. IA stntisttcal
gr,,nbiur who has been aMnlyling the Gus
toms rcturtis f0r the past few months ex-
presses tic opinion that tho Iarge shipments
Of gold to this country, md the heavy bal
ancc Of trade now In nllr favor, iitny prove n
false Index of prosperity. lie bases tIlis
opinion OH tlIe fact That tho trttle returns
show grrnt increase III tho lulporta.
tlou Of business ind not OF
articles used I'll manufacture and
raw materials. Imror.atinas are Hore
nrarty ApprOxtsnntlng III character tllose
w1,tcfl Immediately preceded tho panic. aud
largely of consist silks, tewclTy. and fancy
,Os,us. SllOulil tho present rntlO Ut Increase
continue. IL Is fcareat tlIerr may be some
possibility that tho balance Of trade will turn
against us.
X iunling New York banker has written n
letter IL this city III which lW EXPRESSES tic
opinion tllat, III lis Judgment, there Will he
fore lung he 4 riAe III the price Of silver bull
In, tn burs frnln 51H pence, tlle prcsent a,;-
tation. /" III pence, u,, acGol,nt Of an 9ntlcl-
p,trd nslnlltlnn Of the silver staiMlarl legal
lender by Germany. THIS Wall street
banker says TINT Its Ahvices lrnve no doubt
that Gcrmany Will retlnncttzc silver.
, 1880-09-04
FASTENERS FOR COTTON BALES.
Bpte&al Utspdtth to Tbs CAtc..p0 Tribune.

plTrsHu.sa, Pa, Sept. 3,-Arropos at tho
meeting of cotton manufacturers III Nnw
York to consider tue propriety ut advancing
prices, lontllng manufacturer Ut this city
sald to-tlay that the importation ot hnop-trnn
under tho rulings Ut Congress was SO largo
rs to dopruss tho business Ut naklng Cotton.
tics. AS showing tho magnitude of tie cot
ton trade lle statesf that in 0nn season over
10000 tons Ind been shipped South from this
city. Another cause tending to tleprcss tho
trada Is thu expiration of the ulost valuable
patents covering tho fastening device which
eo,lneets the e.ts Of the tIes. t5 16 thu theso 49,
thosa In general Mso do not humber over
four or tivO The "arrown fastener pnteilt
expired in March Inst, antl tho rest vii! fol-
low. soon. These expiratl9ns arcn the field,
owning nil valuable pntcnts, y all co!i'ers.
Tho sGilsln Is now ut hunt for dealers In tho
South 10 lay III their stock 1f tIca. hut tho
manufacturing seMSoti lh,ro does not beK1l!
for two months. I'la gentleman stntel tint
Ills flrnl eo.Ill hardly sell any lies ut existing
figures. Ihe Iron tr.ao IN general IL ~ good
condition here, orders conll lng u quite tree
", especially from the Suutl. and West
, 1880-09-04
TIE ARNOLD JURY HUNG IN
EFEIiiYA

Srtetai tn iomtsriHt fsoMrter-Jatr71nf.
RICHMOND, Sept, :.-The Jessa1ninc c0nn-
ty Arnold Jury, together with tho Sheriff md
Jat!er Of that county, were hung III est!Ey
hero t0-slay. racurEs wGru put upon their
breasts with tticir respective names Inscribed
there n.t, a,d the amount Of filthy lucro each
oite IL supposed to have received III ttlo sell
o,it. 4 conspicuous cllaractcr WIS tliat Of
Brother Ilon,unt,, tho l,sHlnI.stnger. who VS.
tied Ills brother Arnn!,l In PRISON., Anothcr
WIS tic sntprscryLcenhs .Ialler who halcttt
In such lne,Itnl attendance Hpa1l his lorl}y
guest iurlny the triai, to etl[sElist of every
l1rcrnt ciif2rn, Stipes, CIV of thn jurors, II
Ret dawn ut the lnw prize Ut one drink. Tiny
were suspended in IL llllc upon II long rnpt
attached ut either End to thu trees bclng tho
sumo from which two men wero hing In H.
X. times. Above this et!tgies waH suspended
a,lnrge sheet, beAriMg the Inscription "Jlm
ArnHt,'s Jury" Cr,w,ls Of ,prople came
llnrlnE tho day Anl viewed With evident sui
istart!on tho wutr,i, significant sctlir., Tho
excitement md Indignation over tue outrage
olls verdict appear to lcrc:Ise ,tlny hy day as
thn honest colIntryncll came Into town n1id
ngttnte the SWl,jeet. 4 tremendous !!NllEHA-
tlun meeting will bo he'll here OF! AlnlufAy
next, cohrt t!ay. wlen tho good c!tlze''s 1t
thu sYls1I0 county Will ltnsn tho opportunity
nj giving expression to thelr feelings nt cnt1-
domination at tllo pcrpesraston Of tllts thEtra'
bic Wr0nE.
, 1880-09-04

,ar,y, sust let ITO SHy to that gentleman that
ann't necl tho Republican purity; wnnt to sny
N ,hat se,ltluuau t1mt wnnt no u1leu. nu t,lncn
~ tho hands of tho 1.cpnblIc,n party; want tn
cl HIM TINT, II tlnre wcro fo's n'nro higota In
lint rtrty, wo,,ld mt stay In II. fAppla'IFo.1
iknov hundreds Jnf Iteptlbltca1ts and thofr ltc-
.,b1Icat,lsm Is tl,o only tlocent thing Af,out
,hcn,, ai.o kir,1 hsssrsre.1s Of snon within Tho
rnnke of tho purity wh0 nrn nnrrnw. 1nnari. At,d
hiaotc4,, mil ho IA tr,u OF the"s. tApPlause.] I
1now hntldrrtls Bf snni broad, generous ncfnt-
,r,ta. aud lovo thun1. 70 with tho 1harty TINT,
Il, nv opinion, stnnls for tho groatest h,,nstn
uhprtY [nppnmsol, IN nnttcr whnttaor 1t |s tho
ncuubtlcau Or tho Democratic pnrty. ~
0herc tny braIn md my heart tako u'c. and
~, simply bccAuse they do tako mo. I think
I'm tho satt,i times as much Ut lfbcrty rs tlo
~ nny farty."
, 1880-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, l.n.. Supt, 3.-Vlllicrs
powell a,li Achtlle Thomas. hot, culorcsl,
wcre hanged to-tlay in trout ot tho Court
House In st. James Parish III tho presence af
1000 spectators fur tho murder At Ileogeno
t;alldot, storekeeper Mt l4ougvlew, III Mny
last. Tho prisoners wero leu out md
mounted the sealalA aseompnlie,! ; by ,i5's ths
Shorifi rcnt t1lo tlcntll-warr1l,lt, ald asked
tho prisoners Il they l'au anything II, siy.
Powell s,oka ahout twenty. nIlnutts, snyllg
he wns guilty, but lInpctl TO DO forgiven. ll'
lowe.l, mixing u short slmccf, Mgter whlrt!
tho clt,s wera drawn, .nu.lses adjusted, a1Nl
tho ttr0p fell. Thu ciltprlts died from strah'
Rltlattoli. l}0th confessed their guilt, stating
tho object to be robbery.
, 1880-09-04

form tho ceremony. ultlmntcly tho marriage
wns attacnnizcd nj tho british legation, hit In
the 0crn,an lnnHungc.
4 very touching lncfttGnt occurred Mt At.
tnntic tity tho ntter tiny, n lArRe nan.entinx
nliask hnR found shedding tcnrs uycr tho corpse
Ut rhn'lulohia lawyer. whom io hnd Inad-
ycrtent1y killed..
1.0ndoh lMpors report TINT Prince Icop0lt
WIS Krentsy fnnnfltctt Ivy tta American trip. lie
tnny hhse l'can iun.tn mnre r,.nist, hut not prst-
tier. Thorr Il II limit to beauty, but no Englsh-
tnnn ever sc"ehei 4.
Mrs, Langtry is safl 10 l,e preparing her
sctf for tho stnRc. tr,in tho fnct Ut her keeping
company With tho Irlllre uf Wnlhs' ert'w.l. It Is
asete.eA that "Ttse Ktats to NMin" would 10 tho
prnper thing for her debit.
Atr. Frederick 4, Ttaayer, wl1a was torsacr-
~ reporter On tho Ncw York 5'in,es, hAs Just
mcceptesl cult to tho Congregational Church Of
Wcatlson,. at II HnInry at Finn 4 ytar. The lamp
ia holding out pretty weii IN New York.
, 1880-09-04
as me Of tho best looking women. af this
town. N1r. Sluter Is q graduate Of Yale CUt~
lego and Is a lllall of Unusual ability.
SENTENCED To Isl: HANGED.
Epfeidf Dtspdtth to T1& Ehfeapo 7ytbune+

Epse&df Otspdfth 10 5h& Chicago 7Ftbtnt+
Ixn1AxApotys. tnd., Sept 3.-,Itrtiay Judge
Heller, OF the Criminal Cntlrt, oyerrl,IGsl tic
motions for now trints In tho cases NJ Mrs.
Brown and Inc While, C0nyfctesl Of tho Mllr-
der OF Mrs. Urnwn's liusband aotnc months
ag0. Tho Dptnl0H IT the Cnlrt goes ovcr I'LL
tho points presented In tho mDtion. amt finds
that M tnaterln1 error TINT could prejudice
tl1c defendants hatl l,ce, committed, and at
the cunclls[tM Ut the Dpfnf01. sentenced tic
prisoners tn he hanged on the 9th OF Oct0~
her Mt ~ 0'clock. Sheriff PRESLEY Inns n[-
renty hung Arlley, Merrfck, md GllctlR,
and these two will mike Iiye exceptions In
his term "f service. Wade accepted Ills
sentence with an exhibition Vi much emptfon.
hut made spccr'l to tho Court IN which ~
sud nntMMty III tlie Stnte or tic world could
say a,'ythlng. ngalnst lin until l,c got mr.
q!!Inlntet With Mrx, llrown. II mi c3l,l.
Ilaine.i ol llis trial, saving: ~ think tlat
have rs pt.n, coli'lsei 10 defe,i; l,l,i as 10
prosecute llit, eyrl, II the Sta't iocs laye ~
defend me. | won't say, anything ngains!t
my attorneys ut nll. 0nly they are Mnt expert.
r''ced u,e'', rot as NJ brown and E!an'. .ni .INt
for iIs iifc lmshenltl be property defended:
don't cHltsltter thai | tInyu llasl fair trial.
The Court told hin tiIat nothing more, could
have M:rri done than was tlone, and there
hH5 1fp aSE}!b h,H5 3C!IAEElE i't
he executed against !t1m AT the }lll, after.
wnr,ls. Wnte repeated tic sa,ne. thing, atHl
nt[t'ch that Ind l,e lcrn Warren Tate, Ur !mtt
his lnt,i,ty. things would b. different. :" Ins-
ticc II 4 HtIrer Thing iii thfs rnllntry," was
the ee.H1,irNt ot tie cesnlvtM!Nal man to u
reporter. lie alsD said he wns p0or fnnn,
alMl did mt ktlnw whether his cnsn wnMid
act before lie Supreme Court Or not. Ills
complaint against Ills attorneys Is very !!it-
Just. 1hry wrrketl very hard aln fnttl!fu[ly,
nMi tahi rs we'll ~ .thn o,,s experienced
attorney wlt0 defended Mrs. ISrOw1i, and she
wns n wh1iast. notwithstanding Ills rt:-
snarks, Mr.. Ilew, Of his counsel, said he
would USE every entleayor to gct his casg be-
foru tic SUPREME Court. Watle received his
sentence quite cnot!y. hut Mrs. Brown ,was
greatly tMDvcd. and said III an almost IN.
audible yofce: ~ mn not entity, nnt don't
think you l,ayc given ,nc 4 fuir trial" After
rruclItg the jul sltr fa!n.ed, md remained
far several hours III hyst"ria. She was con-
lltled ta her couch gil thu atteruoo, md re~
fused to be seem by srnres 81 women who
called. Sl.n rcassrrtrf that Wade Killed her
husband. while he adlsered 10 his story TINT
the wol.la1 committed the. cr1mt:. Mrs.
Brown Is the secGntl woman in the Stnte to
receive the death pe''a:r. the other being
thirty years ago, ar minute of the fpu,alu re-
formatory, for the murder Ut pcddler.
, 1880-09-04

ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. a.--Tho details Of n
most horrible affair, which occurred III JUS
perCounty few days ago, have Just reached
here. A gentleman nar,eai Goisby iatl beau
,ntssing watarmel0ns from Ills tir!d for solnp
tln!e. md, determining to ascertaln who tlio
lngs, procured 4 large q1lanttly ut arsenic
aid p.areA st,lall parts nt It underneath tho
rtntls nj ynr.uus wntcr,nesoNs scattered ~!
over the patcll. Que morning, not long aE,,'.
neloil patell. ii fiH.lnx four negro lien ,l!:nd
lii tue field utltl u slek Ut wntgrinrtuhA M'sitU
each nnr. I'tey !lnt! pnrtakril of tllo watrr-
melo4s Into which tho arscnlc Ind been III"
, 1880-09-04

TuE most "icsIrablo and eligible prop
esty" now offered for safo IN 1eomo Is tho I'ulNca
Of tho Inoulsst!en. No reserve. The collection
Of cl.fx, dungeons. torturGce rAcks, thumb
screws, aud utilor brfc-tl-brae and articles OF
yirtu is sail 10 DO tho CHOICEST seen 1t, tho
Etcrnnt City for centuries. The Romnn III
'qsitIon was, to tell the truth, comparatively Il
t'ensnrc-rcsort for hrrctcs and d0ubtors. Tho
dcath sentences were passed and tho trials wcro
conducted With sotno pretcuso Of justice. WHO
wants a thoroughly furnished and fashionable
1uquIstion, with I'LL n,olorn improvements. hot
and cold wasor, la,lnlry, bitrglar.alnrms. tclc-
\phnne. nnd servants bedroom In the bason.ent7
G0lng, g0lug, gone.
, 1880-09-04

Slu. VEST, Senator from Missouri, is rcn-
rcscutcd rs having aaid that "stoshy fought
under tho bluck fling, a,,l was never recognized
ly tic Cnnfcder1ito Government" TO this MUs-
by reptiles nlnyfu!y;
II Mr.. Vest mal'u nny such statement be sIul-
il lio; he would nnycr llAyo tlurcd to utter tho
entumny II hr Dlntl mt known thnt tho Nun
whom he slandcrad WIS OH tho opposlt side Of
tho globe.
thing OF shnt sort. 1In g,yo Mostly Just cAaso
for compla!nI hut after NIL, stalwarts ara not
weeping yiuentiy Just now n6out tho gTlcfs nf
tho Moshys or tho f.0ngstreets OF this country.
, 1880-09-04
KILLED rifa WIFE,

HARTFORD. Ctn,n.. Sept. a-Iienry King.
harm, n blacksmith. killed his wife tonight.
1fe IL Il hard trlnkrr, MD Ills wife iong suf-
fcred f,nm Ills abuse. She helped largely 1T
tho support Of the family by siressniaktng.
Wien tic husband pia:e,l a pistoi near her
l,Gutt md discharged It,. lie went to the sta
tfnn-hnnsc, delivered himself tb the }Mticc,
enttfcsstrl tile ttcel, snys hp meant to Kill his
wife, md purchased tho pistol this nl0{llng
for that purpose.
, 1880-09-04
IHE WEATHER.

OFFICE or T1fE Chief SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAst,.NuToS, D. G., Sept, Al Il. m..-Far
Tennessee md tho Ohio Valley, stattnnnry
barometer, stationary or higher ctnperature,
partly cloudy weather, antl local ralns.
Fur the Lower Lake region, stationary OF
lower barometer, stationary temperature,
snuli1erly winds, partly cloudy weutler, nnd
occasional lacu1 r7,ln.
For tile Upper Lake region, stationary or
lower barometer, stationary temperature,
winds mostly soutlerly, purify cloudy
weather, and local rnlns.
Fur tllo Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
snurl Valleys. lowrr baro'ileter, stationary 1r
higher temperature. wiu,fs nIostty south to
west, cenr ur pnrtly clottty Wentller III lNt-
Ter, purity cloudy wcuthcr alul local ruins iii
former district.
iuCAL uu8EnvATI0NB.
G,ltFCAdD. Scnt. Z
, 1880-09-04


llcat have gone oFcr 10 tho DchlNrain-vH':
tho HafehFT nm Erie III Cleveland tho 7t'f0fhp"
IN lndinnnpnllf' and I'M htio JeF"9 Nea'*'M
ZfahhV IN newark. 70 tn'o tno cl!e!nnh.!
f'cte t'ftase replies NJ to'lo~s: "1hc foo'a'aatt
10 Eility NJ 70 bsy mo lcaft' n Rrasn ,,heoraes
III pf'ht'hE inc ahoVo atatct'cn1. VI Ing 'h1."
porofs haneH atnso ohiS INC ns'ote'afV iteats1ne
It"Haq eoh'a ~ teFhch lteI'thl1c"h paPer' ~
''csefteh 70 the f!cthf'creth eca'Se IL "nS
STOCK concofh' ahd ttio l'ctnoerata huecce''e" ~
ohthl'lhR ny sottle f"ch''s or otncr INC n"1oF''S
OF tho esock. an far ~ tho NHechfF - cos.'
cernch' tnAt paPer nhs NOT naea "'cn.'
Itetl win the Heplihiscail pafty slnce
fsSa. It HuppartNt. hnwpvor. during our lust
eHnImlgn. tho Republican cntulntn fur Coy.
DrIlur. Chhrrs Foster. h,lt the t|utrhfcr ni1iy
did 81 t'ccal,H? the nnt,,lunt!on ot III, Dunn.
.rnt. tlreenlmsker. ai,' in.1n,'"nlss EwnT as Mns
Eapor tn iaost Il rGInt"n r. thc inanM,,is rs
Ercat no.ss for th,t pal~r itsc!t - %el ~ fnr r
Us rra.Irrn tn hear ttlt Tint rnpcr ~ ffD nMcr
ltctll'lIcan conrs Ut Inta. Wy linre known thu
4fifrrijM Tor yGnrH to 10 Il utthOErttic cnfcf.
, 1880-09-04
DVEl}Ift1I.ED.

IspIAaAro11s, Ind, Sept. 3.-Jntge iiel-
Ter to-day oyorrule.l the motion tor now trials
In the case of Josepl, Walls md Mrs. Brown.
convicted OF the murder uf the husband OF
tho Inter, and sentenced them 10 Go hal}Hstl
speech, declarlnE that ho hntl not bud tplt
were In ulRtch for the prosecution. Mrs:
brown only said sho was mt guilty, md lad
back to jail she tainted,
, 1880-09-04
a BUFFALO MURDER.

Special Dtspateh 70 The Chtea9a Tribune
BUFFALO, Y. T., Sept. "A case Of MIR
der OCCURRED 1T Il low ten III the llAunts OF
tho lowest prostitutes this morning. the cir
clllnstances OF which nrv somewhat mySteri-
olls. At the time named 1'atrolnen Thomas
Iloicy and Iaylor, Ut the First Precinct, who
were on duty In the vicinity, heard cries of
"Watchv' utld going 10 No. a3 Bnyler street
found that tho cries were uttered by MI
abandoned worlnn named Fannie Smith,
who Ind been resident of the place snine
tlulc> Tho woman, wll0 was bleeding fynsn
cut across tho hcatt, pointcl out n ,hnil to the
officers f, .oor whom 10 ,,,l she ;i ssia a kigfs s
ts the man who hit me,"
she saii a's' te 'ndivtiMa tanS assnsSi M Yrs
Thomas II ON s1;; GSosc. % rEe;I Il ysars, oer%patien
cafialrr. Ona Of lie officers returned, TO- tic
llncc, and tho. suffering wn.t,nn told him
t tFe % VIZ a'er sn nv % n1 ras soIseios os %Sf's 10
md soon after. tliml. Tile man, wlo gave l'is
nalne Us John Smith, was .arrested. i
won.an living IN the sanse l"l'se, named
Kitty |.ayeYy, sasl HAT ni'on going ttn her
ge @ 0 er ?n ,Se the nan ,1i floor Il" a 0'sst ss;
siio had heen strMck by q nIusl.
iii tIIU meantime 1lr. Woodruff was s,ln-
lnt'led. md !tpon vlsItil'F the wnn,n!, fogn.!
her unconscious. She ha,t received II bnta
the bitoi iiowrd, md ,e tp,,Nd tl,e Skull! !iat!
i,ns iivei for einyen yenfs viii, Smith. Ii Is
supposed the twu men anil tha tentl Wnn'l!l
got into row oyer something. nntI tlaat nsle
house where slIe tlirl wns tho retreat, Of tho
yilest kind 0f llRrlots and thieves, aid crt!.~
inais In general.
, 1880-09-04

spteiat DhpaseA 10 1hs Ghttaeo Trtbun&
ADRIAN, Mich, Sent 3.-In tile Circuit
Court thls morning Judge Pratt refused to
mile pros. what arc known as the grind
stat,i cnscs, md the trjni Of Lawrence, Sfker,
mud Armstrong, under l,tlfctMeht Tor iIlatl-
slaughter IN connection with TINT cntastro-
pic, will therefore 70 on.
, 1880-09-04

Tho grcnteAs blessing eyer offered to
SUFFERING humanity il Arcnd's kumyBs. III 1ys-
pcl,sIn: tiastrllLs. nAusc,. general debility ct'l.
sumption, ttc., It nets lkcA chhrnl. Distress.
dctlrCss!t,t1. uttusttltss vt.!sll. Comfort tnkes
tl,eIr place. .Aprcsto md strength return rs u
l,y naptc. kuuiyssts ts mt ne'lclne: u u lool
nl1 t}lp elements ot nutrition III vEtnlketl and
enslIy igcstctl form, nd nnthlnx rlsc sn rapidly
enrches tho h!tHal. 1'rrntiso IN k,imyss e0nt
FREQ tn my nIdrcss. ItewarU nf ihlttntt0ns.
A1r,,,3s Kutnyss IL nat s.,.a IN the trade. Cow
sls11crs supplied directly By 4. ArcHd. Chctntst,
cOrner Madison street Mllh Filth avenue.