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Or Fifth Street.
Kittson's Addition to st. Paul.

Supposed owne: and
description. Lot. Block. Bene
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23
On Locust Street

Kittson's Addition to st. Paul.
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VANTFD-T ailors,Two coat makers and ID one to
No. 6S ives. Third street. 23l-37
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23

lEI ANTED-A boy II to IS years old acquairsS]
w with the grocery business. Apply Mississippi
atraat 216k
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23

II, ANTE Situation by young man as assis' an
" book Keeper clerk al otiics; is god ZEN
man ages not much OF OBJECT. Good refer
eutes alven address j. 3 this office. 2i7'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23

YNTANTED-Labore q for North Wisconsin Rail
w way, ST. 81 per esy, board S3 90, fare 40c Car
penters to go to Dakcs5 free fare, $2.5O per day
No. | blacksmith for MILL perm sent situation
the right party Employ ent Bureau, 122 Il
Third street, st. Paul. 2S4'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23

A YOU> q NAN, just came to the city, aged Is,
n would like pluyme as porter In wholesale
uouse or solre sucn employment big wages not so
much of all obj ct as sta ~ work Gall address
J. W. B., No. l5 st Peter STREET corner Atm. 22*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-23

kXyANTED-Brcklayer and laborers. Apply 10
w G. r Grieble, Pennington, Mimi. sat-mor~-ue
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
.tltRD EDITION
CONGRESS-.

In the United S. iies Senate yesterday
Mr.. Morgan, irom the Select committee
on Electoral Gcnnty, reported his bill IN
rels on to Ia e coral couLt,and IL was
plac.i un The al,I II. He reported All
verssiy ,l,e bal! pr1vidi . that the Pre-
siiel.t o. he Senate siall submit to the
Senate AMI House, when assembled to
court the PreIdentlai vote, all packages
purportiag tU contain Electoral votes, and
IA was indefinitely postponed. The bill
establis ling retired list for non-com-
missioned off ers was passed, the
ame eudments in relation to the appoint
meat of colored cadets at West Point
having been rejected. The Kellogg reso-
luii1ns were discussed. The Deputy
Msrshal's bill was taken up, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, IN, District Code bill
was passed. The b Il in relation Ia
sett elements ON the public lands was con
81 cred in Committee of the Whole. Mr..
XII linger, of Pennsylvania moved Ia call
up the Senate bill appropriate & $25,0OO
fur the erection of d puDnc DuildnS al
Milton, Pa, bul Mr.. Bragg, of Wiscon-
sin objected. An evening session was
held to consider bills reported from the
Public Lands Committee.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
General News.

Mrs. Andrew Basslnger fell into q
stream while dra wing water and was
drowned, near Mifflin, Pa, yesterday.
A man named Wood was killed, and
another named Slime was severely i'll
jured by the fall OF the slate root Of an
ore mine at Miffiin, Pa, yesterday
Thirty loaded coal cars were wrecked
by the breaking of an axle on the Read
ing Railroad at Limerick yesterday
morning. and travel on .he road was
delayed for time.
William Ames, a son of the late
Fisher Ames, and brother of judge
Ames, of the Massachusetts Supreme
Court, dropped dead in Springfield,
Mass, yesterday. He was 10 years Of
age.
Referee Blaikie yesterday morning
gave Hanlan a check for $4,000, the
amount of the prize won in the match
with Courtney on Wednesday. The Ar
ticles of agreement for the race between
Hanlan aud Riley, on Wednesday next,
were signed by both of them yesterday.
The Galveston News publishes a
special despatch from the City OF Mexi-
co, dated the 18th instant, stating that
the, Mexican Congress has authorized
contract with the States OF Coahuila,
TamauIipls and Nueva Leon tor the
construction vi railroad between Mata-
moIas AMI Monterey, and of another
bet cen Monterey and SaitillO.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
An Elopenent.

The Philadelphia Press, of This IN orn
ing says: A daughter of Mr.. James Will
50 :, mill owner, near Mount Cuba,
elnped with young man from Baltimore
named Leaf, who had been working for
Mr.. WIlsoL as farm hand. The mem
aers of the family were absent. The
young lady left note for her parents, in
which she stated that she iniended To
marry Leaf, but they returned sooner
than she expected, and brother of the
girl at once started in pursuit. The cou-
pie were overIakeD a few miles from
Wilmington, aud Leaf, at once realizing
that capture was inevitable, forsook his
fair inamorata jumped from the car
riage aud started Un the run across coun-
try. In order to accelerate his speed
several shots from a revolver ere fired
al bun, all of which failed TO hit him,
anu be succeeded In making his escape.
The young lady was escorted back to
her home. a wiser, If not happier. girl.
Leaf will be charged, If captured. with
attempted abduction, but 80 far he has
eluded arrest.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21

this paper and pre.i,,..
Rany. He also said adiG'3snt Ss sS,,t, oft1s CO..
tba II allowed Lowe; by the Court would ,RI prove
the the libel suit was ba.aSs a.olsle on vRE
100000 and he clai%aS1 ""e1 ', was wort
6ynsa 6y a man worth slooooO 'Iat "a, lA
damaging than a libei VTo, was mon
The trial of The casa Oy a psuus
WrnnrIa wIn MT, George W Vernon Sr' lA'n m, opsS
Republican" on the s,,'H ''",H'ng'on "DI'
20 20 4 Ins re-, general circulation ot ae i'St
a. M d mat n the article VS. rn,'!I un Ms paR
Nov. %, 1878. lie said :, published
he could not say hat Tie h. ,dan',g!n lantgn,
was paid for BY DR.. ,1"uuvelli'ent1
was even charged to him oD'um Or tl4
DIR. j. r. Tantum wos
was wa shown ~! the libellous a,ti'I sEGm' u
Mr.; r. Bird T asked him il he @',l,le, nra Vi.
DR.. Tantum replied, "F SysI ysro eit
Mr.. Lore, whose atter,io les slr,'
then been temporary I'',oa ",a had
another matter, the CSur' "ia',aeted apS2
dressed him in relation a,aVlng
case, told DIR. Tantum to AZ aD.n alolA
I further ques ions without cirisf S4sSef
sci time TO object. He saiJ GJ'talnscou
have objected to the a"srol r",u ne N@
heard the question sooner ss a. nad
ness could not be reonir,% IS 'ie Vi
nate himself. ''eu 10 GRIN
In response to question.
by Mr.. Bird, with Sr'pp a pIopOunas
rnptions by counsel for tT@ i"eui an me-
me witness said he read lbo ue,eas| nsD
Mr.. Bright previous to If It's 'mr nv, PaIeItl
Mr.. Bright said it was puUr'ala'| yerr
piece that witness attachs, ,s g@ y
Blights' name to the articla 'a'HeG CO., v
authority from Mr.. BriqbI IL TIl'e| ~ .
that MIR. Bright did not know ~ ~ u
going to use his name ,la. ne VI "
cation. '''u Tue publl
MIR. Bird then asked the NJ.
Mr.. Bright objected or remon',s' onass
al er The publication, 10 The .' nss u \
name. "sc VI y
TO this DR.. Tanlum ansue,., NJ
he did not know as Mr.. Brlpb, B'eu su., ~ "
Nnred him but he did Yav bs et,, M ~
sigued The article or authorized sn. u'u Y
TO sign his name to II. w
| This answers did hot sni, NJ. NJ.
anh he repeated It several lime b., Dn !,
answer was the same in et,es, !, ,oh ~, ~ Y
Or. Tantum said he had been r.,v sr uI' "
for the past two years. w
Files of the GAZETTE, con,aln,u, a
published article, were offered u =, y
dtnce, and Mr.. A l.. Richard,on nv NJ
ness managed Of Every Eyeniss ", y
2alled I'D asked what was Mr. I'm,
dale's salaty. ''' ''''
| To this the defence objected mil.
the plainuffs could prove ibc ,al,,, ,'u /,
been affected by the llbelou, p1bSr
ton. r''N
| This point was under dlscusio,
| o'clock
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
Put IL D0,D,l RiOht.

The only occupant of the dock at the
police hearings,tbis morning, was an old
grey haired man, who was arrested for
being drunk.
"What manner" inquired His Honor.
"Warrcn Paxson," replied the chief.
At this the prisoner looked up sud-
denly and said: You know better than
that and so does the Mayor. My name
is Warn,r N. Paxson, and want 1t put
down right, i do not wish any foolish
ness about It," His name was SO recorded
upon the docket together with the SEN
tence OF so cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
SPECIAL BARGAINS

I GRA NGEk STORE lUI. EAST 9Th
street Our Fosters ie;ts at soc. q n
any clly, parties that buy IL once never
use any olher. We are the only agents
mere; II Is only sold in Belfast. B 6stoS M d
lO5 East sixth street. We hav,. best tab e
peache,, both white aud y How in heavy
syrup AZ iSc. per can 4 III corn starch 2jc.
cans OF sardines, Zjc. ; oysters SC. per
o. t't, pihe apple cheese at l5c. per N. This
cheese has been used by some nj I'M,
Test lail lies, and are pronounced excel
tonti Horse radtsh l0c.; bottle sweet oil,
pruneilrs &c. IL; canned snnies , cans In, int
&C; New York jumb es, l2c Ii; fruit cakes
-, u1ds ,1i Tor 2oc.; egg biscuit 20c.; dried
oehI tz12:' per pound by The piece. We
ut a.s ABOUT 70 make an alteration in our
store ana In. order to empty our molasses
stah IS we wal. SO | our wnIt drips at 5oc.
PeI tllSh. Don't forget To secure this
bargain III molassts while it.lasts. Gran.
ger, sd store, lOd Last Sixth street.
1" I<V-ot I. NJ. WIER.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
S0Ie of Building Lois

J. 4. Heald, real estate sgsnl, W. y
sell to-morlow afternoon al oVOu
lhirty-eisht good building lol. 'lIu,''S icy
on Fifth, Tenth, Scott, Duron IN cT1
other streets, and on Lowering alu Of
pin avenues. .,.i an
These lots are yarlously loca'eu y, \,
the Lowering property, in tue Ppun aa,,
$40 acres" on tie Gi pin properly ''s n'.
the Cause villas, on western fIlln Y s'sS, 4,
and near The great improveme1Is ~ u.,,, ~,
southwestern part of the city, are .0,'I, ",HY
ly all on elevated ground, ara arc '''
desit able Tor purchasers nth and
An omtiuIs will leave SeSti''H
Market streets, at 2.3Op m
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
A SUIT OF CLOTHES.
AND THE SUIT OCCASIoNRp TBERyoyt,
EORE MAGIsIRAIR rANhErnlr.

AND THE SUIT OCCASi0NED THgREOyllI
FORE MAGISTRATE vANbEGRlFt
An Interesting case, involving N
rights of customers Of merchant taio1I
was tried before reierees-Allen SIssiE
man, WIN. G.. Woods and D ]. Wis,l1
in Esquire Vandegrift', office, laNnihI
The case was hat Of Isaac \. TayE5
VS. John b. rrietlrr, merchant aid
ard the facts testihei TO by the paul|
'nd his witnesses were aNOut As fObuI
Taylor ordered coat and vest Of ThttI
Ter for Sl5, but on going for them 10 s. !
nrday evening, May Stb, was luforue
they were not vel done, but would u
sent home that night, wheIeupOn h4 Ad
the money fDr them. II tried then d
uext morning and found they would ruj
III, the coat being 80 small II would %,
button. On NJ onday he took ibe Go'hs1
ok and demanded III, money, bu,
rriebler refused 10 return II ihoOgh htl
nti'ered TO alter the coat, 90 Iue'dlA
evening Taylor again went 10 The slOrd
and tried on the coat, AMI though I bal1
toned this time II proved mlsiii 10 OlbeI
rrspecis. Tay l0r dc clinrd. 10 take lhd
clothes. and asked Triebler TO settle lhs
transaction by returning him thlrl'erOI
the fifteen dollars paid. Tieller refused
10 return the money and then Tsyloi ~
erred suit for the full amount with b X
Pennington, Esq , as Unse.
The leferees, al er hearing ibe ca'eis.,
turned a verdlct in favor OF The plahul
Tor tue full amount Of his clam and cO'i
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
A HEAVY SUSPENSIOk
The Philadelphia o COS,
Coal and iron Company

A despatch was received ,nsou 4 Co,
banker np~I announcins the fact das ina' .ni i
great Philadelphia q heauar1 , and were un.
iron Company, had faileu' aH'
able to meet their iiabIll'ie', ,s an a.
The Coal and Iron CompaD9p 9paasips B.
unct of the Philadelphia q I'sIonIy ns d
r., that company owning m''
the stock. was made o.
.,hs stock Exchange, Pnilsds,pat'ec Glaat ecOnsi'r'
WAS w great excitement, al" .uh
naiion prevailed. d r. r. h. p xllh
most Immediately 70 ~ thought Ihs' .u,. I
:sipsSs1% ss' 5sSi S'ssiGI VII sn%.e ,s$y e; 5;s
But little oi tile stock l. use ~
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21

The General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the United States
met yesterday in Charleston, S. G..
One hundred and eight Commissioners
representing twelve Synods and fifty
three Presbyteries were present. Rev.
Dir. j. Il. Wilson, the retiring Mode
rator, preached the opening sermon.
Rev. DIR. 7. A. Hoyt, ofNashville, was
elected Moderator.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21

WALL STREET YEsTERDAy.-The
stock market was active and an advance
ranging from /! to 81 points was made;
but in the last half hour a reaction
occurred in which much of the improve
ment was lost. Money loaned on call at
8 to 8 per cent OH stocks (he rulin rate
being ~ and at per cent upon Govern
ments. Foreign exchange was brisk aud
firm.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
, ourth ard Democrats

A large and enthusiastic meeIl,s .'sla ~ y
the Democrats of the Fourth wna' a i
leld last evening in the o'l'1 di,,u,
Esoui e Brady. After some GI,sur YsvaI
sion James p. Hayes ana "a pa,.,s: ' 10
Simms wee nominated as defg' .g toT 4
the State Convention, to oe ooo 'o.'o ,Johp
the election to morrow Si'elr"J "oJI,arnatt.
Calboon. was nominated as al'''D
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
No Colored BIsho ps.

CINCINNATI, May 20.-The special
order in the General Conference to-
day was the election of a bishop of
of African descent. There was a
long discussion, and finally DIR.
Lanahan moved the indefinite post
ponement of the whole subject and
his motion was carried, 229 to l39.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
The remains Of y. n. Riddle.

The remsins Of Leander r. Riddle,
who died At Nice, France, on last Mon
day morning, have been embalmed, and
will be sent to this country, leaving
France on Saturday the 10th as will be
seen from the following despatch re-
ceived yesterday, by r. R. Robinson d
Co., through Drexel & Co., of Philadel-
phia: ,
"Hargis cables, Riddles body will be
sent by steamer Fraucf, leaving Havre
on Saturday, May goth"
DRExEL & Co.
The mother of Mr.. Riddle received a
letter two or three days ago from bel
son, dated May 9th, iD which he stated
that he had been attacked with the ma
larial fever, but was improving rapidly
The letter was written by his nurse and
he signed 1. with his initials.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
Wilmington MARKETS.
DELPHIA MARKETsI.sn
'' u iNh T. o't-EAsa
W EDN ESDAY MAY lAL h i u Al

fbN hSDAf, MAY lB n, -. Il. NJ.
FLOUR is dun, and low grades are weak.
Sales of 100 barrels. including Minnesot.,
extras at S5 "A u %; PennsVlVania fnIniiy
81 % 11tD oui western do. at 81 25 "A u.
ma patent aud other high grades at 81 q,
40 rye flour Is steady at ~ 5ua4 7E
GRAIN Wheat is dull, unsettled and
over. Sales Of 1000 bushes, includino
red ri - ~ 81: and amber at ! 81 No z
81 I2's a IL July, and 81 9t4August. Rive
- scarce. We quote PENNSYLVANIA at sSc
Corn is IN fair request and over. sales of
lo,Uo bushels, Including rejected at ole. /;
steamer al 5la52c. mi xed at 5Zl5i53c vel
o" al D4c., and whit at soc. At the call
ooard 3OOO bushels sail mixed. Aupust
SOL sold at is54c., and 10000, May, nj 81 I5c. oats
mixed, at 1Oa42c., and white al 45I5a lgf.'
fhe receipts to-day were as follows. 2I Ia
obls. flour, $1,000 bushels Wheat. gJ.taU
oaii nusHeis corn. I9ioO bushels oats, 625 b6ls.
mat l4o barrels whisky.
WHisKf.-l6O barrels OF Western IRON
bound sold at 81 lO14 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May II, P. M.
The cattle market has been dull during
the past week, and prices were a fracilfi
lower. 300 head arriv nd sold ut the
dition. '' W 0'ii-
SHEEP were dun and lower 5000 baad
sold at the different yards at 5l<a7i% !.
jaec. per H.. ~ '0'u d I
Hoes were dull, but rricfs vvere 80.
changed. $500 head sold al 81, 7I'c 80. n
lows were unchanged. l8j mean s,ii -
$40 aS5O per head as to condition. a.
dst SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATIONS
Park Drove Yard, West Pa.1a.. M,y15
SHEEP.-Extra, 40 to 1870 MS, Al 20 r.. : M
1000. W to 100 fbs.. 51s to 51Ic.; fair a, TO ~
g., ~ to 8; good IN mbs " To So: conmon M 1o
air. Arrlvals. GOO head. W. Market
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATS

At large and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Third Ward Democrats,
held at the Water Witch Engine
House, last night, Mr.. VIM. ii.
Blake was called to the chair, and
C. H. d. Bedford was appointed Sec
retary.
After free discussion of names
it was resolved to send to Dover
none but the best men of the ward.
The meeting was unanimous in re-
commencing to the voters the name
of Mr.. Alex. Mcleod, for delegate
and Mr.. WIN. G.. Baugh for alter
nate.
The voice of the meeting was de-
cidedly in favor ofDelaware's states
man Hon. Thos. F. Bayard for Pres
ident.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
For Cane Man.

On Sunday tho Both inst the steamer
"Susie Mccall" will commence to make
with the steamer "Republic"
for Cape May, leaving Fourth street
wharf at a. IN. Fare for the round "trip
will be 81.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK oFHosIERYAND
Underwear in America. Cook & BROTHER
Nos. 81 and SO NORTH EIGHTH ST., PHILA-
DRLPHIA. Mail orders have prompt at
tention, jan29-wly3pnr
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
Clayton House A'

@. J, James, Phila.
W. A, ii yes, b. stoh'
Ii. L. Il sci a.
VI. W. Russell,
I i'm Dor" 'dson, oS''
]. A. Macallister' ynrk. 5ilik
A. Be ng, ,ew Y,
n "a. Bruce, Troy, ~
ri Thomns ,, Eilicvtt, Bai'o'
Z, Moore, Jr., oily
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
FIFTH EDITION.
THE COUNTY COURTS
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING. s
PROCEEDINGS.

THE NEWARK JURY AFTER BEING OUT
ALL NIGHT, ARE UNABLE TO AGREE
AND ARE DIsCHAReED-MR. HIG-
eINs sPEAKs AGAIN ON THE NEAL
CASE.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
personal.

The venerable Bishop Scott retuFa|
cd from Cincinnati yesterday w9ss M
he had been attending the Genera n
4. Conference. He left for hls 1'T|
at Odessa this morning. He IS l@s
ing very we'll, and is ENJOYING OeVa
health than for some time past.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
RAILROAD
)HILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTGMURE RAII,ROAn
NOVEMBER 10TH ~.

NONEMBER lbTH 1873.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
tor
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations.
l.D. e.l0, 1870 a. m. go, 400, 100 8. I6 D.
IA. -
Philadelphia tExpress) 800 s.3s, 1902 a.
IN.
Phila and New York 2.2I,O3O.7 90, 1902 a.
IN 2l3, 1898, 5.i6 p. IN.
S.35 n. In.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.Os D. IN.
Baltimore aud Washington, l2.5l, zoo.
S.5 a. M. 1892, l.04, 5.ls, p. m
trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
y. IA. ' ~
harrington and intermediate Stations.
'.l1 a. IN. {; LILO, $50 p. m.
Delnar and Intermediate Stations, 8.l5
M; lJO p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PhlIadelphia and intermediate Stations
liz o.. m. 300 $50, 94B p. M
Philadelphia ana New York, 2O9 A. IN
baltimore and Washington, l2.5l. 2I0
a. m. -' -'''
For further information passengers are
ieterred To the time tables posted nj the
depot. H. r KENNY WV
lTa tf.f.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
FOURTH EDITION
I...llcntian. ror.rn.nnv.

SoutheTiy Uefrfn0 TO cooler north 10 i0eS'
Increasing cloudy and local rain. statto'-
oTy or risfa0 64romseter.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
From the Quaker CItv,

f. @. Campbell. OF Philadelphia, under
dive Of October 4, 1870, certified 10 the
wonderful efficacy of Warher's safe Pills
and Safz Tome in removing liver dis
'ass accompanied by chronic con nstipa-
lon ana yellow skin. mylSe0d2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-21
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Financial and Com M ercial.

WILNIHGToN. DEL, May Is $50
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., =. II. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at II
, 1880-12-12

A Com m3ttee of Creditors to Make Il
Personal Examination OF the Conall-
tfon Of the Firm.

A Committee of Creditors to Make 4
Personal Examination OF the Condi-
tfon Of the Firm.
Special DtsputeJt 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
M1NNEApoLIs. Wis, Dec. ll.-IIarwood's
counsel (McNair) has returned to -Minneap-
oils with this highly-seasoaed story Ut
compromise: lie says he found the credit
ors considerably prejudiced against his cli-
ents, and this feeling was aggravated and ill.,
tcnsifled by false and sensational rumors and
reports telesraphed from St. Paul and pub.
lished there,-among others the repert .that
Mrs. Harwood had absconded with large
sum Of money. 1t required time to colinters
act and dispel tile prejudice thus created.
But when the creditors came oafully under-
stand the situation better feeling was de-
veloped. The whole matter has now been
intrusted to committee of creditors,
with power tQeact and the general sentiment
is that II this Committee find things about as
they have been represented In HarwoOd's
behalf they will look upon his proposition
for settlement as a fair Que, and will no
doubt accept it.. After fully understanding
the matter they seemed to entertain dii1er
ent and more kindly opinion Of Harwood,
aud rs general thing seemed to be in favor
Of such liberal settlement with him as will
enable him to resume business. As further
means Of satisfying themselves Of the
exact condition Of affairs, tho Committee In
whose hands the Interests Of the creditors
have been placed will visit Minneapolis and
make a personal inquiry and examination.
McNair thinks it quite probable that at least
portion OF the Committee will be in the city
OF settlement may be agreed upon before
they Leave town,
, 1880-12-12
OBITUARY..

6p<ee03 AH4pdtcA 10 laE Cnttd00 1ffbuB&
GA1.ENA, Ill, , Dee. 11.-A telegram was re-
ceived in this city this afternoon, announc-
ing tho death Of Gen. John o. -Duer, Of
Monticello, a., formerly and for many years
resident Of Gaiena. The deceased was one
of the leading merchants and politicians of
Iowa, and was greatly esteemed and respected
by all who knew him. lie. was Colonel Of
: tie Forty-flfth Illinois Volunteers during the
War, and was promoted to Brlgadier-Gen-
eral for gallant SERVICES on the field of battle,
He was son-in-1aw OF j. T. Wonde1ly, Esq,
Of this city: and leaves wife and FIVE
children. His disease was pneumonia and OF
short duration.
Special Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune,
BELorr, Wis, Dec. 11.-The Rev, E.. P.
Salmon. long resident of Brloit, and father
Of the Rev. E. p. Salmon, of Whitewater, and
of c. B. Salmon, OF this city, died to-day,
aged 18. He had been An invalid for five
years.
Mr.. James Wilson. father OF Mrs Prot. T.
c. Chamberlain, died last night, aged 89+
Special Dispateh to The Charu;o Tribuns
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 11.-Simon N. U1l-
man, one of our leading Hebrew citizens,
died this morning, after = protracted illness.
Deceased came to Lafayette in 1854, and has
since been actively enEaEed in the clothing
business. He was born in Bavaria in 1924.
Special Dtspatea 10 19e Chste9o Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia. Dec u.-Col. John Duer,
Mayor Of Monticello, and 4 leading merchant,
died to-day Of pneumonia He WAS well
known In Iowa.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec u.-Edward Ken
yon Taylor aged 20 years, a member Of the
, 1880-12-12

apee0t Ut8rafeh 10 Inc Chttaao Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. ia most out
rageous assault was made upon the Rev.
Dr. c. L. Goodeil, of the Pilgrim CongreRa-
tonal Church, yesterday afternoon in broad
daylight Oh Tenth street, between Pine and
Chestnut The Doctor was going along the
street, upon the east side, intending to 20 to
Olive street to take the cars and 70 home
Just as he passed the alley behind Mac
murray's foundry two men rushed out and
struck him crushing blow on the head with
a pair Ut brass knuckles, telling him to the
ground and almost deprivtng him Of con-
seriousness. As soon as the Doctor fell, the
highway robbers began beating him, evi-
IDENTIFY with the intention OF reducing him to
insensibility. One struck the pastor six or
seven times, one Ut the blows falling upon
the nose and brutsing: 1t severely. Tie Rev
erend Doctor cried out repeatedly for help,
and the ruttians, being f0ilei in their purpose
OF robbery, fed. In a. few seconds the
Doctor picked himself up, brushed off his
clothes, and gnt on ail Olive street car and
rode hume. When it is remembered that the
attack was made at 5 O'Clock on Tenth street,
some idea OF the boldness Of the inwlcss class
OF vagrants who re- supported by the c1ty's
charity may he gained. The tran,ps' pur-
pose was evidently robbery. DR.. Goolell is
confined to his bed to-day, and will not be
able to preach tomorrow. His place will be
filled probab ly by one of the several Presby-
1erian ministers at present visiting In the
city