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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

The senate will not confirm Mcneil.
If the matter eve ONE to be debated
the executive session of the senate will
hear from Col. Vest such a speech as
has o saluted the ears OF that body in
many a day. 1t is not because Mlssou-
ri is opposed to federal soldiers that she
objects to Mcneil. Her governor is a
federal soldier; her congressman have
many Of them been federal soldiers.
Missouri opposes Gen. Mcneil because
in n act he proved himself a monster.
He not only had ten innocent men shot
Tor the alleged crimes of other men, but
he shot among the number a poor boy,
who offered himself n the place of an
older man who had a family dependent
upon him. The noble act of the boy
had no more effect upon Mcneil than
il he had been made of stone. In that
act, in the murder of that boy, he be-
queathed his name to posterity as that
OF a cold. blooded butcher. There Is
better material than this with which to
fill the public offices of the land,
"
The senate finance committee report
ed adversely on Senator Bayard's reso-
luton to take away the legal tender
quality Of g~reenbacks. last Thursday.
This in spite of the fact that Mr.. Bayard
is the chairman Of the committee.
Messrs. Bayard and Herman will make
minority reports. However, ii killed
even In committee, it does not stand a
ghost of a show in the senate. and never
did.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

The RAIDS never let up. They are after
the census now.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

Ouray wants his people moved into
Utah. This looks like a good proposl.
ton. They could amuse themselves
solving the Mormon question.
At last advices tho democratic caucu:
OF the Mississippi Legislature was still
balloting tor United States senator,
with Barksdale in the lead.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

The st. Louis Times thinks Ouray
would not make a good American con,
gresham because he wanted to take
his vile to Washington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

Bayard's resolution was killed by a
democratic committee in u democratic
senate Greenback orators should make
q note of this.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

L0ST-STRAYED OR STOLEN.
EROM the undersigned. in the $1,000
II CITY of Lexington. Sunday, $7NN2
December %. 1879, one fonr-year- ~
old RED and WHITE SPOTTED -
COW; no flesh marks; had collar round neck
with a brass ring in it; horns, short, slender
and curved inward; in good condition Will
pay liberal reward Tor her recovery. or infnrma-
ton leading thereto. ERNEST HOFFMAN,
JIr3tf Brewer.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

New Jersey Is out Of debt, and with
out any tax this year, will have more
revenue than she knows what to do
with.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17
Tho Globe-D Democrat has been terri.

The Globe Democrat has been terri
bly, exercised lately, because OF the man
agement of the state sinking fund, by
the commissioners. Without knowing
a thing about the matter; with no
knowledge of the law itself or its ef-
feet, it devotes several editorial articles
TO abuse OF the democratic administra-
ton. assuming. without a shadow of
foundation for its opinion, that it has
neglected its duty. The point which
the CD. makes is that there is ST.
9S2 6s IN tho state treasury, belonging
to the sinking fund, which the law re-
quires shall be used TO reduce the state
debt. and that it is not used for that
purpose, but allowed to lie idle IN the
state treasury. 1t asserts that the com-
m%issioners are willfully disregarding
the law. The fund commissioners could
have no object in disregarding the law /;
The state repositories derive but very
little benefit from the delay. n every
body who cares to know understands
why tho money has not been paid out.
The sinking fund is derived from trans
fers from the interest fund. The law
requires that not less than $3.50. 600
shall be set apart annually, and shall be
used IN calling in 6ve-twenty bonds, or
invested in other bonds. but IN no case
shall more than par be paid for bonds.
AS no ive-twenty bonds are now sub
ject to call, and they command a prem
ium in the market. it would be some
what puzzling to any but a Globe-Dem-
ocrat f%nancisr to tell how the state
fund commissioners are to get hold of
them. In May Of this year the five
twenties will be subject to call, IS the
first five years will have passed. and 40
one doubts-not even the Globe Demo-
crat-that the moment that 1t is practl-
cable to put the law in operation. it will
be done. In the meantime, the diatribes
against the financial officers of the state
stand as a fair sample OF the criticism
which has, for q year Of W. past, beer
INDUCED in on the Same subject.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17
AMAZON

Springfield Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Liberal, just and prompt. Deals fairly, anu
writes on all kinds of property.
T.. WiNSOR & SON. Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

The net deficiency in the three New
York prisons, last year, was $50, COG.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17
ETNA
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, CONN,
chartered in l5il.1
All business transacted on principles OF honor
fair, just, liberal.
E. WINSOR & SON, Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

Nails advanced TO s. at Wheeling last
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17
SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.
Has i've years experience in the U. s and
is class eft with the prompt. liberal companies.
L. WINSOR u son, Agents
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

M
COMPANY
OF YORK, PENN.
Offers very liberal terms on Farm and DWELL
ing risks; issues long term policies on the In.
stallment plan, without any notes being given.
Try one OF its policies.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

The Philadelphia Union League Club
is opposed to Grant.
Senator Lamar is getting well.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17

La Craise Generate Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PARIS, FRANCE.
Insurcs literally on ali descriptions Of risks
and Is prompt and reliable.
+. WINSOR i SON, Agents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-17
Fireman,s Fund
COMPANY

OF CALIFORNIA.
Young, vigorous. popular. progressive and
heaithy-ready ana Wiling 10 write at standard
rates on all desirable property. The only gold
company in the United States.
E. WINsOR & son, Agents.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
PaIice Court Noies.

George PArcoe was hned ten dollars or
thirty days for an assault on Annie Par
cOe,
James Jordan was convicted OF the
theft Of a pair OF pants from Solomon
Thompson aud fined ten dollars or thirty
days,
John Major, who was arrested for an
assault on David A, Odutt, left collat
erAl at the station aud forfeited II In the
Police Court.
Thomas Anderson struck Sarah Prlce
IN anger aud had to pay i've dollars OF
90 20 iail for fifteen days.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
ARMY OnIcInIs Nent AMny.

The most important army orders this
afternoon were the following' Major IL.
c. corbln, Assistant AdIutant General,
ordered TO Cleveland, Ohio, on public
business. Col. A. Med. MoCooh, aid,
de-eamp, ordered 10 accompany the
General Of the Army, IN his journey with
the President Of the United States, TO
California, Oregon, Washington Terri
tory, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado
and Kansas, and return to this city,
Surgeon David l.. Huntington, ordered
TO accompany the President and Gen
eral OF the Army on the same trip.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
ChrIsfcncd In rourt.

In The Police Court 10 day q colorsd
man was charged with p-ddlius brooms
In the Centre Market uithout a license.
lie refused 10 sive any name, bat Mr.
Padge,,, the prosscu,ing attorney,
ohristened him Thos. Broom. lie was
srraigned by ths clerk under his new
name and pleaded not guilty. The
Court, after hearing all the testimony,
probably came 20 the conclusion that
defendants stock IN trade was gathered
along the route Of ths democratic pro.
oession when Il broke up Thursday
night. As his stock was about run out,
and a. there is no immediate prospects
Of his having another similar chance 70
replenish II, the Court dismissed the
case.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
speech Of General Grant Inst
Might.
ByisAtionai Associated Press.

ByiNational Associated Press.
GALHSA, ItL., Aug. 2s. - Gen. Grant
va. present AZ ths meeting Of the Gar.
hsld aud Arthur Club last night, aud
being repeatedly called for a speech
spoke a. follows
Ladies' and gentlemen, did not In.
tend 70 speak when cams here 10. night.
! Am very much like Judge Ofton;
have never tneA- .sr-Nits--. sFgssi.
IN my ilir,or any kind Of political speech.
! Am 6uru Il would requlF, some ilms
aud much preparation 10 make ona oi
any length. can Of course go lit,l,
further than Judge Or,on aud say that
| never voted a republican presidential
,ieko, In my life aud but one democrats,
ticket, aud that was many years 'aso
when was quite a young man, but
will pledge my word here tonight that
II am spared, although shall be a,
SONS distance from you on the - Of No
vembcr, | shall return 10 0alena % cast
one republican vote for President Of ia,
United States aud hope tho city oi
6AlrnA will cast a round republican
vote such ~ Il never cast before tgfrAi
applause.l
lion. Philo A. orlon, who spoke bo'
fore Grant. u a recent convert from De-
moofAey 10 republication. lilo gave 4
history Of the two parties, Their record
for the past - years, lac believed, was q
sufficient reason Tor leaving the drmoo
raey for republioanlsin, but u further
exeuss werr needed lao favored IL In the
present AiilIation OF the democrats with
the southern Brigadiers, which the
speaker considered dangerous 10 the
uonnLTYla intnTe.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
The Fa.rIon rIaf.

" NhEIohhI AssOoIateu Iro1l.
MuSicH, Aug. 2s.--Ths Passion Play
is nov drawing towards Il last scene,
aud not ,lll another ten years have roll.
ed around will this region witness ils i'm.
pressive iableaux again. Notwiihstand.
ing the numerous storms Al all times the
guests of this mountain home Of the
ober Ammergu pronounced the past six
weeks or more a. Of the most thfillingly
inierve,isg. This Bavarisu height aud
country has had At least 100000 visi.
tofs from all parts Of Christendom.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Not Much of n shootIng Affair.

A rumor was Ia circulation yesterday
afternoon that a shooting ARRAY bad oo.
CURED between two oolofsd men In
Judiciary squafs, Just back Of tho City
Hall. The facts ia tho cass are ihG,
two well known colofed msn, employed
q, the City Hall, repaired 10 the spot
indicated for friendly spar, aud one
Of them losing hla temper. made 8 70.
mark abont shooting, uhersupon one
Of his friends, who had been looking on,
took hls pistol away from him aud dis.
charged i,s contents into the ground.
ONLY this aud nothing more.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
AnnIy1Ing I'ump water.

Prof.. Do smedt today made his weekly
report on the pump water Of the District
az follows Pump on Y street, between
North Capitol and First streets north.
east, very good water; al Third aud Il
streets, good water; a, "The Naples" 4"
Ls Dfoii Park, very good water; AZ Ninth
and ! streets, good water ON Ninth
street, between ! aud X streets, hard
water, s,ill pure, bat In danger Of pollu,
,ion, aud on Y street, between flrs, aud
Second streets northwest, hard water,
sllll pure, bat Ia danger OF pollution.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Second Edition.
2.3O Y. VI.
n. m. mi. BuIIctIn.

The following was displayed on the
National Board Of Health bulletin To-
day.
For the week ending July IL, there
were deaths from yellow fever al Rio
de Janerio. Total deaths from all causes
$50.
For The week ending June 26, there
were At Rome, Italy, 1856 deaths from
all causes, including from small.po
and ! from typhoid fever out OF a popu-
latlon Of 300, ,3s3.
Por the week ending July 81, The U.
5. Consul al Stockholm, Sweden, re-
ports 3 deaths from morbilli aud from
scarla,ina, Total deaths from all causes
104. Population 16p, ,41g.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
FINANCIAL.

The following are to.dAy's quotations
for the active stocks, government bonds,
alats bonds, ETC., tslsgraphsd 10 II. ID.
Cooke, Jr., & Co., bankers, from the
New York Stock Exchange; Securities.
Western Union, 1859; Pacific Mail, A04;
Del, Lack. & Western, 9Osi New Jersey
Central, 76ti Illinois Central, ll3si Del.
h Hudson, s6i Lake Shore, 1875 Mich
igAn Central, 90; N. Y. Central, 1909;
Rock Island, il5i Morris & Rssex, ll0A;
Northwestern, 09i do. pref, 1909: 81.
Paul, ssl; DO, pref, ILL Han. & ST..
Joe, Al do. pref, 81: Ohio x Miss,
34I; 81. Paul 4 Sioux City, Az; do.
pref, s3k; C.. u, & O., 1874; Rrie, 3ssi
Union Pacific, "a; N. & Chattanooga,
7ll; Louisville X NJ, 1870; Houston &
Texas, G2; San Francisco, S5i; do. pref, .,
A6b; do. lst pref, 73l; W., ST. l.. & r.,
39Ii do. pref, n; Iron Mountain, 56i
Mo-, Kan, & Texas, $685. A, & p. Tel,
A; Ohio, 81. +. & M.,4l; North Pacific,
30ti do. pref, 54ii N. Cent. Coal, ~ u
Reading, 23s; l.. E. & W., 30ai c. G. * |.
C., l9t; G. 81. l.. * N. o, 40; Ontario &
Western, 25A; Manhattan, 27i; Canada
Southern, 63s. Government ,SeciTitiesi u.
s. A coupon, 1891, III do. As, regleter-
cd, 1907, 40; do, 4 per cent. coupon,
1907, 10; Is currency, 1895, l20; do.
6 peF cent. registered, 1881, lO4s; do.
6 per cent. coupon, 1881, 1853; do. 5s
registered, 1881, 1923; do. 5s coupon,
1881, 1925 do. 4I registered, 1891, ll0i,
Foreign Erelaagei Small bills, 500; Sixty
day bills, 4s2i Three-day bills, Asa.
A TRANSFER or IS, 600, ,OOO-oyer 80,
900 ounces-in standard gold bulliOr
was ordered yesterday by the Treasurer
from the assay office In New York city
to the mint at Philadelphia for coming
A prize-fght occurred in Canada be
tween the American and Canadian cham
pion heavy weights.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Fourth Edition.
400 u. VI.
THE REspITED nURDERERs
How the Matter was brought
Ahnuf

About.
As stated IN an earlier edition re.
spite has been granted Bedford, Pinn
and Quenan, convicted aud sentenced
70 be hanged September 10th next for
the murder Of George z. Hirth. Since
applications from their counsel for ex.
ecuiive clemenoy has been under con.
sideration, THE Carrie has followed its
progress closely and reported correctly,
and all that now remains 20 be said is
TO briefly state how the respite was se.
cured. New evidence was the principal
basis Of the applications and the Presi.
dent and Attorney General were
foroibly impressed with the ma.
turs Of the arguments by which
counsel supported their claims. The
President after deciding 70 refer the
matter 20 Judge Haguer for his consider.
alton, (as stated in TINS Carrie at the
tlme) let inal disposal Of the affair in
the hands Of the Attorney General. II
was arranged that n Judge Hagnsr re.
fused 70 approve the applications the
execution should take place on the date
originally fixed, or ifhs approved, a re.
spite should be granted 10 allow ooun-
sci chance 10 secure their evidencs
and arrange 10 move for new trial.
Late yesterday afternoon, before Judge
Hagnsr left for Annapolis, he held 4
consultaiiou with the Attorney General
aud waving all objections, which u was
alleged he entertained, hs expressed =
willingness that an opportunity should
be given the lawyers. The result was
the Attorney General prepared a rcspits
to-day until Friday, November 10Th,
and after being officially indorsed Al tbs
Department Of State, was forwarded q
the City Hall 20 the Marshal. The news
Of their good fortune was read 10 ihs
condemned at the jail this afternoon
from the frs, edition Of THE Cairo, aud
they we're overjoysd. Queenan, 4, i
said. being moved 10 tears.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Third Edition.
3.I5 II. VI.
Alleged Feninn PIof.
By National Assooiated Press.

BY National Associated Press.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2s.-The Cork Consiiis.
ton says the government has received
trustworthy information Of projected
Penian raid on the Ballin Collig Pow.
der Mills. The men in the mills are
alleged 10 be implicated In the plot 10
blow up the mills. The most extreme
precau,ion Is taken al the mills 10 pre-.
vent the success Of the scheme, aud the
adjoining barracks are carefully guard.
ed. The Ballin Collig is situated on the
Lee river, about Eve miles from Cork,
and the barracks, which Il is part Of the
object Of the conspifators 10 destroy, are
occupied BY artillery regiments. The
powder mills are extensive aud an ex.
plosion would Inevitably result In a
great havoc in ihs entire vicinity.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
uirncuIous Escnpe.

ny National Associated Press,
BALTIMORE. Mo-, Aug. sc. L. Birch
and two companions, while crossing tho
railroad track on Light street In car
riage drawn by two horses, were run
into by An engine. Both horses were
killed aud the carriage was completely
demolished. Mr. Birch and his COM
panions escaped without Injury.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
GIadstonc Going 90 Dublin.

LoSDoS, Aug. 2s.-Mr. Gladstone lcf,
Plymouth on board the steamer Gran.
tniiy CAsiia ta-tAy sud ssiii s.sis. Ia
Dablin on Sunday morning. Although
no announcement 20 that effect has been
authorized. there is no doub, that his
visit 10 Ireland al this present tlme has
quite AZ much 20 do with the state Of
tho country a. with the state Of his
health,
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
The IIeprIeye nt Ihe jail.

The Iaol OF lhvIr feprIeYu was IeIr'
phoned TO Bedford, PInn aud oueenan
at the jail As soon as received by Mr.
Randolph Csyle, Of their counsel. As
may be imagined there was great
10y over tho good news. II seemed "a
have been expected by all three. None
OF them had yet abandoned hope en-
tlrely aud the result shows that their
confidence was not misplaced.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
TonrIsIs nnd OIhcr.

viii and Il 10 their material advantage
In completing their oulhla for the SEA-
side and mountain resorts, 10 call Al
Kncsssi's practical trunk mandatory,
No. i22 Seventh street northwest, aud
make their purchases Of trunks, satoh'
OILS, yalises, shawl straps and o,hsi
requisites for travelling, as lao has an
immense stock AZ lowest prices.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Personal

Among the washing,onlaus who read
papers AZ the meeting Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science, held Ia Boston thla week. were
Prof. Asaph Hall, Major J. w. Powell,
Prot. Thos. Taylor, J.. Y. Ward, A. NJ,
DR.. Thos. Craig aud Prof. q. V. Riley.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
IN HItIEP.

Music this afternoon II Il don't rain.
......A burglar proof safe has been
put into the District Attorneys otics.
...,.Tho Douglass nine (colorcd) dc.
featsd picked nine Of white players by
a score Of 10 10 ii......Mr. Henry
Himbcr has applied 10 the District Com
minsionsra for The use Of the large star
Of gaa.jcta which oTnAmentcd the stand
At the democratic meeting Thursday
night for a republican meeting In oo,o.
Thomas II. Maolirlde has
been appointed 90 vacancy on the
political committee OF the tlli-
nolh Republican Association.
The Commissioners have Informed the
trustees OF the reform school, that the
parking commission can furnish all tho
trees, except eyergreena, needed for
ornamentlng the grounds Of the reform
school. .,.,., 4 republican pole was
raised AZ Fort Rools, Nd, this after.
noon. Many washlnglonians were
present. attachment obtained
by JAmea MeLaln against the Bailey
French Paving Co., Ia his suit FOR
s5,isd.Gi, was enforced by the marshal
yesterday, the asphalt factory on North
Capitol street bring seized. ... Suit
for injunction was fled yesterday by
Jacob Bller and hls wife Margaret against
Thomas and Patrick ueany TO restrain
the sale Of certain real estate. A rule
was issued and made retnrnAbls Sep.
tamber 3.....,.T The Commissioners have
decided adversely 10 tho claim Of Peter
Campbell and wife for s23i, alleged 60
be due himself and wife for services
at the smallpox hospital. ,....
A boat containing eolored man and his
wife eApsizad In the Alexandria mill
dock yesterday evening, aud the woman
was nearly drowned before being res
oued.. .,.. Judge Hagner In the special
term yesterday ordered rule 10 Issue
on the defendant In the suit OF Julia A.
Nice against Charles Nice 10 show
cause by September 3d next why the
alimony deoreed by the court has not
been paid. ......, Contracts have been
awarded by tho Postmaster General 70
the Smith Bggl Manufacturing Com
pAny, Bridgeport, Conn, for furnishing
Iron mail locks aud keys and inside
locks and keys for street letter boxes
and 10 the Western Lock Company
Geneva, Ohio, for padlooks and keys toI
street letter boxes, .,,. IL has been de
oided 10 lay sewer through the smith
sonian graunds TO secure perfect drain
age 10 the new National Museum, The
sewer will connect with the North
street sewer. The work will DO done by
the District Commissioner, at the ex
pense Of the Smithsonian Institution
.... Building Inspector Entwisle has
during the year which ended June 3Oth
issued ,92l permits for new buildings
repairs, etc., Of a total estimated valu
ofs2, l29,07s, against 1861 in 1879
valued at Sl ,735, 7l5.,,,,,.The alarm
struck from box AZ, at l;42 o'clock yes
terday morning, was for frs at 20
Third street southwest, occupied by Jo
sepb IL. Colline. The alleged cause wa
spontaaeous combustion. Damage {
house, 5000; 10 furniture, $50. No Ia
suranee.. political difficulty aros
between Charles Myers and Wm. swee
ney at the corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and First street, and resulted d
Myers losing 3l70. which, however, wa
afterwards returned TO him.
Drafts on London, Dublin and Parii
al N n rooka Jr * Co.'s, l429 II 81
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
YeIIow Jack la New York.

Hy NhtionhI Au1oolalui Ffosa,
Nav YoRK, Aug. 2s.-The crowded
neighborhood Of Wooster aud Blaeeker
streets, this city, has just been thrown
into a state Of unusual excitement by
the report that young Rfenehman,
Francois Feiiloy, In Hotel Ls Roy, had
been attacked with the yellow fayer.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Nhnnling nt n 'ThIeI.

About three o'clock this morning an
attempt WAS made TO break into the
store Of s. II. MoCloskey, No. 2lO6 Four
teenth street. The thief was discovered
by Mr.. McCloskey, who fired three shots
at him, but TO no effect, except to bring
Sergeant Amiss to the scene, but he ar
rived too late 10 capture him.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

IRrR DISCOVERED that no instances
OF Discrimination against American COM
meres are cited In our consular reports
this government will issue its proclama-
tion concerning alien tonnage tax on
Chinese commerce..
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
nnIrInIIN ncnic,I.

The Attorney General denies that he
has prepared any set speeches for his
forthcoming campaign work In Indiana.
He says that he never prepares speech
In advance, being always At his bes, ex-
temporauaously
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Saratoga Races.

BY National Associated Press.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-The
racing season closed to-day with four
races. The first, a consolation purse Of
t4O0, for beaten horses, one mile and a
furlong, was won by Ella warheld,
with Mayhower second aud Florence B
third. Time. I.bgl.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

GRS. MYRR's funeral in Buffalo yester-
day was very imposing. Detaehments
Of regular soldiers were present, and
several bodies OF militia, besides a mum
Der Of army officers.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

NorHNG HAS BREN done since Hon.
Horace Maynard returned from Turkey
with reference to selecting a proper
prison in which Miriam, who murdered
a man in Alexandria, Egypt, shall bs
confined.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28
Fell from a window.

A two year-old son OF BlUah Bishop,
residing at No. ass New York avenue,
fell from second story window about
s o'clock this morning receiving severe
bruises about the hips. He was at
tended by DR., Bond,
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

A large number OF citizens Of York,
Pa, aud vicinity, called on Hon. Jere-
miah S. Black last night and rendered
him a cordial welcome home from his
European trip.
Daily critic., 1880-08-28

81. Julien on his second trial Agains,
time at Hartford, Conn, yesterday made
a mile in 2illl, beating the record halt
a second.