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KANSAS CITY, No., Aug. 2s.-A Mrs.
Thomas Hanley, living in the southern part
Of this city, WAS fatally burned this evening
by the explosion .:tof kerosene lamp. The
woman was standing on q chair, and while
lighting the lamp it exploded, covering her
with the: burning oil, and int1ictlng injuries
from which she e;1iet.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Aug. ees-Thomas Stoa1ey.s
barn III Pontiac County was burned this
morning. His Two children, boy years
OLD and child . months old, we're burned to
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with the Judge The party broke up II
the two gentlemen have had several meet
ings, but have been wholly unable to adjust
the difficulty amicably. and that duel Will
probably occur. fBoth gentlemen are alleged
10 be adherents TO the code. The trouble
grew ont Of some, law business.
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of the uplifted pistol and wrenching 1t, lron'
the mans grasp On the Instant y

~ ~Ac At'4tA tNA PA'Ao" ~A'~- y
the mans grasp. On the instant
BE WAS ORDERED TO rusoS.
Where was the prisoner all inns '1'le, 49, 49,.
What was he doing? uo had once uul s,aso
day showed signs Of emotion, ana q! lIle M , ciose
Of Mr.. Tholnpson's appear III lll9 oe 1a.. I1i..
an effort to repress hls l!9ns ,'< ,a,, r,+-
brave little wife SAT oy ms slue 90. a11' ~
ting closer to him as the t1h1e app
them to separate. ~ "'s !'oT i1est 49, sao
The instant the CITY was 1"lseo oau ~.
ful audience appeared 10 na'c o1.' .1aa eo ~
into mob, to hef Wl1el, Huis ~ po" ;,I Do
good to her hasoano' 'uiu Sao eslo'
NJ doD' Ah . pA.'a',e' -
anQ nlnglhe Ael ~ 4'ao ''oou o ~ 49,
bore him down 70 tne uool q. Aus enu ~ r 10
table at "hlcn ne n"u peeil o's. ..,sa
strong men seizeu tue p1lsonct aiia ~ s .'s,.ia.
MN iouhu to"@iu 1no ~ .eo ~ o,rand,,
the palladium Oh our Iioe11s Aau a'te"u5 .",.,
been placeo LOT p.'ecstlo' ''o1,e t,,' o,1 so.
HIN 70 5u'Ap Aoui 1os "tn'4o"' e .
seized him by the shoulder, ana tne ooor Ut
the jury-ro0ln was Instantly closed upon
linn and his wife. Was he i'll danger, and
.,;d ~ fo.r 40 I1o ,uas and he did Mora
~ .e 1 ,,o:o1 ,,,,on ,';stole t,on that nf
na11uo me1e p!"eeN opo,4 TeTI s~.a1.,
ArnoIas ploulel' anu .'s '"1aee - 1Afno1u '.','
,';. E'.;fa o,;n9;n1 IN him his aves ex,ihited n
sense OF danger as ne looked In lno altectloh
where sat men who had interested themselves
in his prosecution. .
,pr,an 80 shnr;ff and hfs determined
7a..'t1a. as,stns -. ~ r,,on,rro, ,nI =
few citizens, had restored order and the
Judges gavel could once more BIZ heard, he
nrocepded tn exnress his opinion OF the out
.as.s 49, I'D i,,s+ hoo,, ,ornntrated und M
nounced that he should stop all proceedings
until peace had been completely restored.
James s. LEVEL, the man who had denied
that such tpst1mony had been introduced,
W 1t1A' -. ~; 11o,,. o,,d ,,,,. rao,,irod
was called oe1ore Ills honot a1'o "1e AeQu41eu
to give
TWO BONDS FOR ONE THOUSAND DoLLA1:s
eoch one tn keen the peace and one to
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auectal D;.pateh to The Chicago 1rfbtne.
ALTON, ILL.,, Aug. 2S-About O'Clock this
evening two railroad section hands named
Wilson and Nash were killed at Alton JUNO
ton by being run over BY a freight train on
the indianapolis & st. Louis Railroad. It
seems they were under one Of the freight
cars to avoid a shower Of rain, when the cars
started and ran over both Of them.
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ToLkDo, O., Aus,'.:ss.-A special dispatch
received in this city to-day from Delta,
twenty-five miles $afst on the Air Line Road,
gives the particulars Of horrible accident
which occurred At1 O'Clock this morning. re-
sultipg III the dfhh of Fred Koos, well-to~
tfo farmer, livi1,gabout one and half miles
from that placeJa: kvos had been to Toledo
, 1880-08-29

GAMHETTA7S MOCTT1r1ETE.
PARIS. Aug. 2s-Le Pere, ex-Minister Of
the Interior, and an intimate friend Of Gam
beta, speaking ut Avillon, in the Depart
1nent Of the Yonne, referred to De Freycinet,
the Premier, and his new Religious bill, and
said: 1.-THE DEGREES against illegal congre-
cations will not remain dead letter. The
Chamber Ut Deputies is desirous that the ex-
listing laws be enforced, alld pursuant thereto
DEGREES will be carried out to the very letter
against all congregations"
, 1880-08-29
STRAY SAVAETS.

Reports were received at military head
quarters in this city yesterday stating that
Capt Bell, of Camp Houston, has received
news from the scouting party sent out under
Lieut. Gresham, who had orders to scout with
a small detachment through the country
south of Lake Station, between the Little
Missouri and Powder Rivers. Seret- Darviut,
Of Company T, Seventh Cavalry, overlook a
era1. and capturing six pouies. Mai. Merrill
has not yet returned TO Camp Houston from
his trip to the Yellowstone.
, 1880-08-29

CONCORD, n. Il, Aug, 2s.--A number of
delegates from Sutton. II. IT,, Of the Free
VIII Baptist Quarterly Meeting at East Ware,
stopping at the house Of one Daniels, were
poisoned By eating potatoes upon whose
vines Paris green had been used. Four per-
sons are seriously i'll. Daniels is not expected
tn recover
, 1880-08-29
VARIOUS.

NONE OF HIS BUSINESS.
LONDON, Aug. 2S-A Berlin dispatch says:
- Those who remember how King William
discarded all right to Interfere with the
candidatnre Of tho Catholic Hohenzollern
Prince for the: Crown of Spain in 1870, can
have little doubt that the proposal Of Prince
Charles Of Rou1nania to make the hereditary
Prince Of HolepZOliern his heir will also he
regarded from the same point Of view by Ills
Imperial kinsinan,
, 1880-08-29

New YORK, Aug: 2s-EIijah Allieer, in
surance broker, pleaded not guilty to-day to
4 charge OF having stolen bonds from various
persons. lie took the bonds in the ordinary
course Of business, for the purpose of nego-
tiatiug loans upon them.
, 1880-08-29
THE FIRE RECORD,
NEAR COLUMBUS. q.

NEtAlk CV14U 4NBQS, q.
COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. S.-David Spangkts
barn, located about four miles southeast Of
this city, was destroyed BY fire this morning,
and stallion valued at $500, Several tons Of
hay, roo bushels of wheat, besides farming
threshing machine. Loss S4,0O0; insured for
$500. Origin of the FIRE unknown.
, 1880-08-29

LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 2s--A fire took
place in the fock-was hing room of the Pa
cific Mills, one-storX building having
neither door nor window, entrance being
through the sky1igIlt. Michael Lanegran
and Patrick Aior1arity, unable to get out,
burned to DEATH.
, 1880-08-29

DETROIT, A1ich., Aug. 23.-The Hon. Rob
ert 1fcCle1|and, former Governor Of this
State, anu President Pierce's Secretary Of
the Interior, was stricken with paralysis this
lying in an unconscious condition. Thera
are grave fears Of a fatal termination. Age, q.
, 1880-08-29
,JOETLED.

Aug. 2S.-Theodore Marsh,
q clerk in the Girard National Bank, while
ascending stairway leading to the money
order department Of the Post Office this
morning was iostietl by three men, and a few
minutes later he missed from his pocket !
package containing s1543.
, 1880-08-29
A llEl;THRFATFNF0.

ST. LOUIS, No, Aug. 2s.-Thursday even:
ing Judge W. c. Jones, Judge Mumford, and
several other gentlemen were standing upon;
q street corner chatting together, when Col:l
F. c. Cabell approached the group. Judges
Jones held out hfs:hand to the Colonel, wh6i
drew back from the protfered grasp, and.
with some heat, declined TO shake hands
, 1880-08-29
OBITUARY..
PETER W. HUGHES.

UTICA. N. r., Aug. 23.-Peter ". Hueh.
of Oriental Conmandery Of Knights Tam.
lar, Cleveland, died to- day while On yisjt h
his mother. His Illness is attributed tn ~
posure to the sun at tha recent .Tfienni.l
session at Chicago.
, 1880-08-29

BERL1N, Aug. 22S-An Imperial rescrfpt in
trusts the Ministry Of Commerce and Indus
try, vacated by Herr Hoffman, (created Sec
retary Of State for Alsace-Lorraine), pro-
yisionally to Bismarck.
, 1880-08-29

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 8.-John Morton and
Frank Mccormick, railway switchmen. the
former in the employ Of the Wabash and the
latter of. the Lake Shore, were run over By
trains this mcrr'ing while in the discharge Of
their duties on the middle ground and killed.
Mccormick was a single man; Morton leaves
two children.
, 1880-08-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ga Victoria dis
match saws; Indians who arrived at Nanal'no
to-day announce the wreck OF the hudson
Bay Company's steamer Otter, near Bella
bella, about 6oo miles north Of this pert, t,5 On
Saturday last. The steamer was filled with
tie seaSon's catch Of fisheries on Skeena
River. The vessel lies in very precarlous
Situation. Assistance will be sent.
, 1880-08-29

HALIFAX, Aug. 28.-An express-train for
Georgetown from Charlottetown. Z. =. l.,
was thrown from the track near Little York,
and ali the cars went down 4 small enloank-
ment. r. Stewart, passenger, is believed
to be fatally injured George Mcleod, OF
the Union Bank, has a jaw broken, ana Is
gers we're more or less injured.
, 1880-08-29
TIE VIRGINIA DUELISTS.

R1cu,r,SD, Va, Aug. 2s.-The examina-
tion of DR.. Johnston on the charge Of being
about to engage in duel with Capt. Wise,
took place to-day, and resulted in Dr.. John
ston being placed under bond Of 5000 to
keep the peace for twelve months. Capt.
Wise is not yet arrested, but one Of tiscopn-
sci said Wise would surrender himself A1on-
, 1880-08-29

= ST.. Louis, Aug. 2s.-Capt. Uriah Brocts
wideiy-known Captain ard pilot on Western
rivers, especially the Upper Mississippi for
nearly forty years, fell dead at the Put
Office corner to-day Just as he was going to
put Ie.ter in 4 box. Cause, heartdisease
, 1880-08-29

Special Dispatch to 1nf Chicago Trioune-
WARREN, O., Aug. 2s-W. II. Hathaway,
Republican candidate for Sheriff Of Geauga
County, was instantly killed at pole-ralslng
at East Claridou this afternoon, within few
rods Of his. own house, by the falling Of the
pole. The Democrats offer Il the use OF tncir
pole to raise our flag at halr-mast in respect
to her dead citizen: .,-
, 1880-08-29
TIE COLLuAI,SED TUENE7

IHE Z V-N1v7717"
JERSEY CITY, Aug: 2s.-The calsson was
completed tlis afternoon, and Monday morn
ing the work OF excavating will begin. me
air-lock was put in place this AFTERNOON. The
lock was in three sections. The first section
was lowered at noon and with little difficulty
swung into position. Several days will alapse
before the bodies are reached.
, 1880-08-29
ESCAPED.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. 2a-Eight
prisoners escaped from the County Jail ut
Mays Landing tonight during the absence
OF the Deuuty-Sheriff,
, 1880-08-29

+. READING, Pa, Aug. sS.-Eeturns rprpi,s,
up to midnight make it apparent that Stats
Senator Ermentroul will be the Democrat.
nominee for Congress to succeed Helyts
ClTmef. -''7
, 1880-08-29
FELL THIRTY FEET.

Special Dispatch to Tx Chicago Tribune.
ANN AERoR, Mich, Aug. es.-George
Levon, brother Of Edward Leyon, OF this
city, fell off of scaffold at Ypsi1anti this
morning to the ground. a distance Of thirty
feet and is not expected to live. q
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Old Scotch lady, dnna ken what aiis ,,. .J for
that Gamma like folk as folk should ilke lA gu +sx
in folk liked folk as ftltk should uko ipAss fnSE
would like folk as well as folk ever uA0o
an' folk WQr folk"
, 1880-08-29

CONCORD, n. c., Aug. 2s.-Mrs. Henry
Oyercart, who lives near here, was bitten
on the little iinger by a copperhead snake.
She died in agony before medical aid reached
her.
, 1880-08-29

CLINTON, Mass, Aug. 27.-H- J. Stewart&
Conpany's tannery is burned. Insured fnr
$4,000. It will probably cover the loss.
, 1880-08-29
A BIG SHIT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. es.-soutre p
Dewey has filed voIuminous comn1aint in
the Superior Court against JOHN ~. Mackay-
, 1880-08-29
Sit{c{1E.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2a.-George Scn,eps- ~
the leader Of brass band, killed himss1n hima1a ~
night on account Ut jealousy OF his VILE
, 1880-08-29
WATER SCARCE.

SpR1SGF1ELD, Mass, Aug. 223.-On accouus lns
Of low water III the Connecticut lsiVef ala ~
manufacturers OF Holyoke have s1eneo a..
agreement not to run nights until tnete @'
raiuSx
, 1880-08-29

KNIGHTS Of PYTtllAs. .
ST. Louis, No., Aug. 2ss-The supiem++
Lodge Knights Of Pythias will hold It's neA'
biennial session at Detroit In 1Sss-
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Maximum, 81: minimum. j.. = .-
aENKIAL OBSERVATIONS
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in dis case she'll be weighed wild
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no fault OBJ mine.
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only TO examine me-
"Dat sorter work longs ter de
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right ter make a mouf at S'preme
Court eff he chooses ter"
do the hest for me you can,
Judge"
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got two kinds OBJ law in dis court, de
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ly gins a man de right to choose fur
his sef. Now what law does yer
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
A wooden Watch.

A North Carolina paper has the
following: "Some time ago Mr.. E.
A. johnson, Of johnson Brothers,
jewellers, Of this place, made q plain,
open. face wooden watch that at
tracted q great deal of attention, but
was subsequently, eclirsed by Mr..
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
ABOLISH THE TAXON BRAINS.

Newspaper proprietors all over,
the country are moving in the mat
ter of reduction of the duty ON
printing paper, chemicals and ma
terials used in its manufacture, as
well as on printing type. They are
urged to this action by the great
increase which has recently been
made in the prices Of those matters
ais, which amounts to fully 80 and
so per cent. respectively. We see
no reasonable objection to the re-,
duction asked for on either the pa
per materials or type. The present
-onerous duty results in no income to
the government, and it 10 doubtful if
the consequent increased cost of sp-
Grating the public printing office at
Washington does not cause a heavy
loss to the treasury. The duty was
imposed at time when the country
run wild on the subject Of protection,
and it has proved of material benefit
to only about four type-making
firms, who control the bulk OF the
business In the United States. This
benefit to few firms 10 at the ex-
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-srs, and 100000 persons who are, In
-one way or another, dependent upon
ths printing business for living.
Were the duty removed, the firms
above referred to would not be mate
rally injured thereby, since printers
are bound, by the nature Of their
business, to patronize home foundries
where their orders can be filed at
the shortest notice possible. Let the
duty be greatly reduced, or removed
altogether.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
A "One.Price'' NewspaL er.

Apropos Of the coming circus, the
agent of the company, while in this
city, related his experience with a
country publisher 10 Iowa, whom he
approached for the price of column
advertisement. The price was 800.
"How much for two columnsa"s {
"One hundred dollars" was the
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~" How much for, half . .eolumni''
"One hundred deilars." ''+
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I see no other way to pay it. You
can have the whole PAPER or a single
inch; but II will cost you just one
hundred dollars. "-Denver News.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
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