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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-01-20

Probate Notice.
cTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Blue
- Earth,-ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, January 10, 1881.
| In the Matter Of the Estate Of John B. Sk'"nsr.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of T. 3.
Parker, administrator Of the estate OF John
Ii. Skinner, deceased, representing among
other things that he has fully administered
said estate, and praying that q time and place
bc fixed for examining and allowing bis 40
count of his administration, and for the as
signment of the residue Ofsaid estate to heirs.
II is ordered that said account be examined
and petition be heard by the Judge Of this
Court on Friday, the 4th day Of February, A.
d. 1881, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ, at the Probate
Office ut the city Of MankatO in said county.
And II is further ordered that notice there.
of be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three succes-
sive weeks prior to said day Of hearing In tho
MANKATO FREE PRESS, o weekly newspaper
printed and published ct Msnksto In 6sid
county.
Dated at Mankato, the 11th day Of January.
9. ". MAD,
29wy Judge Of Probate
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-01-20
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Young Men

Young Men.
Young men who suffer loss Of memory,
bashfulness, pimples on the face, back
ache, loss of energy or nervous debility,
will show wisdom 10y consulting Dr.
Kelly who is permanently located at
the MankatO House.
, 1881-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


A1E ILL oA410 NAOH Ha
Tho Apollo Clnb gayo ia cxtra COMFORT Inst
large and probably tho most enthusiastic Ru,ll-
cnco It has oyor called out In attendance. Tho
Club WIS In It's old form as ntInnerchor, In
which 1t has rtoclvou SUI # remarkable trtumphs
hithorto, aud a. 1t eaut lts old numbers With
much ct !ta ol1-tlme precision, and vIgor, and
ACCURACY, 1t Ia not At al remarkable that tho nu.
dIenco was aroused to oil Its old ttmo cnthtlsl.
natn. and casno noRr insisting upon MI encore to
everything. The l!Rhtor nutnhera wero 1ioschnts
"FUrsakaa" and 'sYouug I4oyGr"; 3iRBRuid's
"Gny pil9rin,"; MAokonz!o'a nonsense. 81 A
Frauklyn's DoaEo," md Vogo!'a waltz song; and
the larger nunlors. Gounnds '.NazRro th,"
tn which Mr: W. Il. CIark took the solo
wSieoa VII FsSefs SsSsr ao ssea. asSi
AVE Mar!a," with violin otllaato By Mr. Hot
nendahl and solo by Miss Ettto liuttcr; and
Bchubett's majestic "1roat 10 Jehovah" IN
1lnrnos As annonueed Thn Club sang with fno
volume. vlKos. and precision. though not up to
the standaf1 Ct taosiays when |. Gang entirely
speeIal notice. lts tsiaust work was IN tho " "Nxa-
aruth." and tho nudipnco rccoRuizea It by In.
1'tas antst eea emD1no the soss's s
syns Of sse rs 81. aso sar
,he 5ao,oaeny .a s5t'S IT; sns poetic manner f
tho lovely aua!fty Of her voice, her lntoillReneo
and certAtn tioiloaay OF expression tnatie coi1-
ponsatlon for that vlx0r. aud psuadth of vocG
M Raser % az Ttesi aten f9x
ssya. e.. a si' s sesuosas 5 and IT, sa iioimensash sa
sasd xaesy elk ya tas s
formaneo ii Vieaxtemps' "Ruyo rls." ''@ '''
, 1881-05-27
NOTES.
HAD INDIANA.

,,e ~ - I'M e".s ~ ~,
:. "|>oiliNtloS' - c's 1l"s .os-1 nv altel'
tl0n OF tho State Department llns BEEN called
to II .,ew trouble MI tito Canadian l,or,Irr. a
,rc,ntnn,t 1f,,t,,,. sattI,..rais ,'na ,.s,.yna.i
H., 1,,n,t,,.t s,t - I. t.,n,,.., ,..
issa ,,,,.,.,.. ., s. 49,. ~ sI.sS
!uss uullllG tllo lnst wl1teE 1IoIH tle aeP1tua~
tons OF British Indians ncross thu boundary
unon lts st,rl. nn, that t},esa snvopca hnvn
t'!m.''t '' "'"e"' a!u .l."' ~ se
kllleA lnoIc chttlo tnhli ulH inc late severe
winter. ohf settlers along thc Norlliwesterh
border Aru represented Us entertaining very
bitter feelings nrotust tho British Goycrf-
,u,t ,,.o,.'' 80. ,,,a ,.1,,,,, u;tt,.,. t,,.u
and to renegade Stoux, who nre thus sNp-
nl}ctl with tl,n 1ncnua tn nttacte nur hcrtis
Thn SiotI f@r1m ri,I,nt,t Ina cnin,enc cc NJ, H..
t,,..i<,,, M H.. s. s.' eei4'1'e'es" "" 1Aa'
, 1881-05-27
VIRGINIA,
btA1rONE DISCOURAGED.
Esskatal flfandfat IA kHkA fthIAnxa.s ISEfk,Si

Special Dhpateh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune,
.r ,,,,,,,,r,,,, n =. Ma, IN co,,t,.r Sen-
nAs1SuioS' ~. ", May 'o.Loenhsol nta- NV
homo leaves Tomorrow tU enter upOll tile
Keadjuster campaign III VtrglniU. md to
,r,,n ~ 49, rn,,,,nrtso,, ri ,t ,,,.t,, ,,,l,to1,
prepare Tor convention et ms p@fty, WINCH
Is to bo held next Thursday ut ltEclll0llu.
Thore Is no doubt tint Iallune loavcs snlne'
what discouraged ns to tho purposcs of tile
nh,p,nIatrot1n,, Will, r1anunt fn iho conIttlnn
1Au'atastt at'1t "4tn 4espeo' ~ to ',,.'
bctwcc1rtho Republicans and himself. The
condition which 31ahune advocates Is an nh
.e.,,.t,,, 80 th, un fvo 1,a,,t,ii,nr ,,,+nn t,,
soFp..on H. Of Jug so,ou lsepan!tcah sotes ny
tho *, GOO l}eaujnatGrs. Mr.. MnlIQne thinks
that It will probably be latul 10 Ills movement
to hnye three tlckots in tho field, and lie be-
lleycs TINT Tie Administration 0ngEt To dis.
on,,roro t}a v,rvInio 1,onuhitcnn4 frn,,,
I ,'o,dtTr = cnnvcn.;nm @ '' A'''o0''s"''' 'A9"1
THE PRESIDENT
NJ ona lima ,,td raco,n,nunt That fin nanuh,
llcans should not hold u Convention. lle is
~" ~. III ,n,,.s ~, ,.,,', W. snr,aaa ,nst ~
VI =. ~ osons' ~ W.. w. s'.ous!a s as a.u
Republicans do anything to losp tholr identity
In tho Hats. Mr. is,nlno frankly says that tho
, 1881-05-27

TIE SIGNAL sS1sftFlCEs
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SI1yA1. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. C., May 81, / n. nl.-Indl-
attons-For Tennessee ntd tho Ohio Valley,
warmer southerly ard westerly winds, fnlr
weather, stationary Or slowly falling baroml-
eter
For the Upper Lake region. Upper Mflssis-
sippt nrd Lower Missouri Valleys, southerly
to westerly winds, partly cloudy weather,
arasin tho northern portions arcas OF rain,
with lower barometer during tic day, md
higher temperature III tho southern portions.
Tho rivers will fall slowly, except ut Little
Rock, where the Arkansas will rise slowly.
Fur tic Lowor Lake region. ge,,erally fair
weather, warnlor southeast to southwest
winds. atationary or slowly falling barometer.
Tho Chief Signal OI1ieor furnishes tho follow
ing special bulletin to tho prosa:
Clear wcnther proyRlls III nil districts east OF
tho Mississippi, In tho Southwest, and thanoo
nurthwurd to lussn. Lucnl ruins nro reported
from Wisconsin. Minnesota, and tho uppor
Missouri Valley. Cuul Gust to south Winds pre-
vail III tho Now England nnd Middle Atlansc
consts. und wnrmcr Bouthorly wttds nro reported
from tho Lake region, ami thonco southwnrtl to
tho Gulf CoAst. Thu temperature is Alightly
above tho NOUN for thp tnu1th, excopt ut stu
uons on tho Atlantic Co1At.
Tho rivers have fallen ton inches at Memphis,
Inches at l4,ttie Rock.
ii,l!cnuons nru that warlnor and fnir wensl1or
will prerasl in tho Middle and South Atlantic
lyclolltly weather nnd locn! ruins will prevail! IN
Now Enulatid Batunlay. Tho tiyurH will faIt
slowly: excopt At Little itock, wtoro tho Arkall-
sas will rise s!tKhtly. tly..-
CHHtctGlt, NIny Ht-tCtI9 n, m.
, 1881-05-27
Blaine In bis ndr

Cabinet, and VIII assist air. blaine in bis wdr
upon t,'s, sne Ast1sney.g @ .genera!.
~ Fo''; y lso. ootoro ne lineage Convonuon.
tho remn;y'ya@ntn @ state EonTctitloI. which %.
ar,,ss ar, ann: any sny os'ey hoWcver. mas
ing IL, ro,in o. Mepnens y ves .arHS wn6
o!sn Whpsa candidacy wonli yiosnte = tradition
s,ae smnen s,a nas necnne pRrt ot INC unwf1ttea
scsnfus 9 lao ek!liLnl mo o. patronage lur per
rsn ts,. eaMs ~ tno ntRnost innGuons or statess
,osMs .s,,a nus orc Hnoao patt inRoHty @ fesn*
hs, u e.ems.so tnronRnnnt tne campa1sE. nor one
rarr tha t,,,'.,st, "molon nay .oar Nun 70 T
Harn N.Y. ~, tn7 pu.,.e service ns mcro inaituHentNL.
" TT aufeher!n1 hs nwn onds, md Thoss
'.'iiasa. asb o1pfesofoHs OF political o1-
p'iWtit1c''EGs ~. f.. ,r ,n,
,x ss .fat,. VI tno nnihG ante, niIed W ~. Ed~
,nt,r ,, ~, ".; moos nInn1nnt. IN c95n-
ti, ,nGin,tmH III, uiE,n tne nnltcss. aa1u: "Ino pu9n0
, 1881-05-27
THE PRIVATE SOLDIERS,
Another NEan WHO Thinks They Helped
10 Put Down tho 1febelllon.
al 1lihIINk.

r.,,,,r. ri NJ, ~ ,'e,.I :, f,,.,, ~
OSAlNlA' l!l.' SiAy @-'-M!tha 1eelthe OF
satisfaction l hayo Just read the sensiblc nrld
s'1ts. sn,,., - ~" 1..1. o,,..,.'. ..,,,os-, -
your lsslo u tile 14ll1 CONCERNING pINalo
soldiers in the late War, A1sQ the neglect to
,,.,,,t thon, mn, cnn,tlorntIo, ,vln, ,na,,orjoo
h."'. t11ot!' Wy "'s's
OF battles hfe reelVeu A1lu 4l3cassetl. lie tlhs
struck the rteht note. md lupu Is tho bOys"
.,,,, ~ ~, ~ o., I,,,, thn ,t,o =. .hor ,,.I -
VII! chtctl II up aloHg ule !lhe hS t1es uses ~
tho wnr songs, or as ut times they swelled
t,1a raffrtfu nj },attIt+t}it},tlar when thsy
e ..a..
W1elt LOT Tue cuc'hS Will pouila nha ye!!
III scrried ranks Ut brfstlIng Steel Ono would
LINZ eas ano 4'ou1''I w., ,,, m"s pus My" W
6ltOuhlcr.Strnp5 athi N0uolebaffa!eu CALI
teams. anil I wonder If tie generation TINT
,s tnx ..s.;in .,,l,n,, a., VIA ,.n,
WIS II! uo cE"ale WHetl tno u"l WIS
Iii progress cAl real!zo that tho rank
md hin ,vnro n fneinr nt nil
~" IL ~ ~ H., ~.
III tnAt sIrusR!c. IL WIS no ul5trace lo pe III
uiticer: but any lnun who did three yea ~
fNIthfut service knows that there Wns not Il
nurtiri.s ri ,n"rit II, lin mInrt. fnct of tnsi-
w., 1tr III tf,cir nd",i ro.t'n,,sIj,1tItina
to; thi ,,x.ras ~ ~, .I ,,r,!tu...s r ninrye.1
tenfold;, T!e official LIT IN We army was
nut unlike Tug h0Euo " hspftanlS VINO Ato
the skeleton Ut oisr politics. Intriguing. bar.
, 1881-05-27
MACDONALD LYON.
Ro Dies at Denver, Coio., from an
Overdose Of Morphine,
Said to Have Been Administered
by Mrs. Mary a. Ducat.
The Lady, Horrided, Attempts to Commit
Suicide BY stabhing Hersolf

and A.ra. t1ucnt ~ f,htco~o vst,,r''"" MRS.. ]
tm. nrr1vt.l l,nre ,ycut tn tho Iiu,l,.i, 1in,ni
Registered M i. M. i,vn,, amf VIII, ami n ftar
hrtakf fast vent tn tha Euro,u.a,, Intel. rim
I,,n,ietI c1crl, ,,n,tcod thos tlero ,vns eo,".
disagreement fmtween fi1om. Af,er tinner
thov went IN fnr1,isl,cd rooma ~, r,nrs,,ar
street.
Tlo iantf1at1v notfcet1 that bott, ,verc nerv.
oua md cxritn,;. 1,vnn ,n,d nro ,vn,t,a
rant. wna tokn,, tvt.t cro,,,;a NM, nsl.I sf,,
t)ucat fnr finuor. and ontt,nr uo,,c, askmi
fnr ,,,or,,htnn
st., ,,,,,a -, ,,,n, ~, .,,o+,,. ,,a L., ..,..
,,.l n s"o e, =" n4'" " NJ, ose.uusc, anu ~ wv
"o"la ~ wv" uctu. one tasau allo atteH1pt@
eu snEc1t!c NY stapnln4, inillaa'lnl, haa 1uilp-
lux iron. the Window, She was taken to the
County jail for snfety. Letters In her bosom
told who tlle two weru.
told rs above. and stated that Liza two wnre
- ,,"ra i,oo', ,,nr.tn.i ,,s.."rs".. n v,,,....
W ''hfe oeell 'harFiea yesteFaay' nAa was
,rhar,, fs rroot f,,torcst T., I'm ,,,o o,d, ,
e',,!, 80 ssas ss . '' .t'o easu' atiu M, !,
larEe crown WINS present. a verdict Will
tttvIuet on,ninn "a fl, ,yI,at T. ..iit In Sho
wp'oa 10 ~ M.'aS =. ,.,. m' ~. eaeis
cohilfineu 0psll'h-ater, With braln nnd
bot'l mo parties 10 this unfortunate affair
afe well Known III tl'ls city. Slr. macdonald
fnntnr ,ortner NJ t,,a f,r,u ~ 1,nnnt T. VA,
;s..oa pasael ~ uas nlh u, pusAi @ l.So','
IIs was or IN nc,or M ~ m Nh n'S as ,xas 1,tlls NJ ,bs
tiH,a of his deatl. about % years Of age, and
nncc of,ico during tho int trt vnnrs nn,l only
sw..x oeo ~ u ia. ''., .e ye.s. a", us,
, 1881-05-27
Wilton Rugs and 1llimitable Curry.
oombs-Uarpets and Horse.
Doctor Bills.
Star Routes Worked Up hy buy
ing stamps OF Country
pOstManSLGrs.
The Virginia Question Disturbing Every
body-Mahono Said to Be Dis
heartoned.
TREASURY LUKUR1Es.
STATEMENTS THAT VIII. SET THE ulsANBEf,s
To TIIISklSN.

TO rIiISKiSu.
-. spte'at Dtapofeh TO 7ne cAteaeo Irtouns.
~%,, t. .ot 1o .o. nna1s,tnd ',,t a,n,t,, ~ Mn.
n'y ~ Hos W "'Hc!tie"' Jul e,"uRn nus
ee1 'tsscts'set! 10 make 1t apparcnt TINT TIC
Custodian wifi f,e removed. Tt'ere Inns bcen
r,,,,t mr. nnva n,v chor,,rs nra1nst ,,ts IN
.ap', ~. 4so 10y e.,n.ss' "sI .a ,..'. :.
i,s t,n n.e', ,.ts,, ns ~" o H.. 1as a.
,'as .'"n oes'. au'S'up'" s''as nu msa p'om
very cate!ess III hs lnahaesu'cht VI
the fund intrusted to Him, and tint he
habits which such m oillc,al ought
n ,,ovo E,- i,,aio,,co ,,oi,st,hston',,,,,,
Sn as'' ,as ,,s,rso,i Eus stau Frv 10 mnt ,"uoi
10, asaa t't :, r., so 1ui ~. y S"1a, ".f
uovclncnt GOV ~ S tu property Il" as s not % toSs an u,
account OF stock, md 1t Is sntt IL unable to
exulntn ilov u,nny articles hnyn hrrn tlia.
t,nsn,1 M Tha {nvnattrnffo,, fnfn lin manner
pss1u ~ ny i'u wv
- 'A's a v"'tr ' coys,,'rnA,,rr ar ~ 1 urrot... n "
II may In tint Nm furt1 Ia ,,ot i'm largo Int
tlero ' certnimlv m mini @ ser,"s % to q he = ~ cool uany nv
items which nrc UNNECESSARY. aud many
1T T tl,o thlnps ,njnht bo n,,rchnsed nj
much less cost aftcr careful advertising.
ria exucudttttrcs of tho Cotttfurcnt Fund
f,.r tF, tnrt Hrnrl ,rany ,snrt, Si.tt fsxa fi,n{
IL ~. ts'o aast S !tsena 3E"1 MGsu friI"' s st'"%
obiilH sety MEntif wv NnHl.nL WHEEL t Suit
NreSS appropriately: lHe lln4itft " cAtciltl-
ttilres credited to tho nccOlil}t Ul fHrllbtur9
III tho Inst llscal year IL S:ll ,kH. So largn MI
amount was scarcely necessary. 4 great many
ycrr ex1,eilHfyu filings. and Rt,l,o apparently
Unnecessary things, Were purchased. 1t docs
tNt seem necessary 10 purchase for GDver1l-
1itcIlt offices five large RlFOve n.trrurS ut q
cOst of e115 ar extensive Wilton rtlt9
r,,,. r.oa,. ri, NINA .,,xr
1nE eost "f ''o"s 4tAoHH
for the Treasury Department lurt1lE tic last
tjscN! year WIS Sl,:l1D. 1t does not seem
necessary that tho Treasury should spend III
Il Single ilscnI wear S7.OO0 for tic n,irc],nse,
cleaning, atl1 laying Of carpets, iiinsnttctl ns
when thu yrhr heVnn must OF tho ru0n,s In
which cnrpets arp iiAed Or nre necessary we're
well suppHoI WIN cnrncts. me eearpets wnlch
Hrn r uurenhsGa n!e nunst ponys shrnSsets w n!lo
Wtttun. 1t Wontu sect1, too. t!iat 6i1,shn Is
etther lnrKo sum e, 1'ny annually ios tho gas OF
TUG Ifeasdfy ou'a'hs' c1at'ae'cfS' otof
IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT THE TREASURY
cJd>sEa Al. / Ufct.nCIt
l.. tim oftorrccn ana Inn. +,,oro orc ,.o.. rou,
~ ~ tn tio rnnma yhf.rn u ,aa IL noirj 1T night
nI ~ taui ~ thta "a 1sn 1T l., to nssnstinmstn ,,ne
"aniy Sou mst VI " n ntr'ot Thc hors, "s9ns'.
sn L. ~ " ~ = ~, ,al U hotno t tnsI..o
n s.ni,, ~ ,,,1 th"r ir, ~ ~ rre"t ,nn,,v nsr,, nrr
, 1881-05-27


hnN bcon sworn into the kcrvice ,cs4 than ak
wsuEA, st!o situation wis 20 critical that We were
Urncr,il whoso an.,cncc ,yns t,f,en entnt,nr..,i
II Henry Elays n,lfecsse,l The command t,t, THU
Bnl.irct In nn oxccctinR(y ear,lost, powerful,
tlii tho organization III most Of tho regiments,
20 fnr m knpwlet!9e ri military !i,sy wrn,. the
olcera wcrc NJ butter and uo wrso thnn
IarVe MATURITY nf the pf1vate4. Thoy hn,l bccf1
chnsel, from tho common herd. and eat, nv
that. within tho tnnxn Of my acquaintance, not
turned nit satisfactorily; but, nj vacancies uo-
Cured In this ctAss, ttoy wcrp tiltcd from tho
lower OstIons and the ranks with mon now
not superior In ott,or scspcots. WI have hunftl
how conltnsnds can1o out nf battles Ut great
furlor rnnk,-- superior officers t,av.
lty been Killed. Or dsdi!ed,- ,-cntnpA-
mics commanded ly Corputais, regiments
tlaHy Uf liz have soon ttlst *ttch instances, but
III fnuat cHseA sstch officers performed tho It'll
, 1881-05-27

fHstt+ UHtnEth ~ 4He Oh4thR0 AToHHts
srgJsor1ELn, ILL.,, May 21.-.rhe trial Of
toten,o ". Jain!son for the murder of
William Faucet, wllicl, has been III progress
IN The Circuit En,rt fur the l,ast six tlnys, re-
,ulte4 to-day In verdict Of nequitta1, much
b,ha surprise and Indignation OF the cnnt-
nuniy. Jam!son Is hard character, who
II. liking on tile Fair Grounds Inst fall with
hswi(e au4 young woman named Hattie
nrpentcr. Ills victim WIS 4 young cofored
u,a ain his employ, who died tito tlay after
la sllootltg, and Whose story Uf
ia afalr WIS TINT Janison slDt
t!n because he had threatened to haye
bin and tho girl arrested for
tlutrr. Jntnlson's story wns that ho tftscpv-
trd Tho ncgrn ~ MI Mttslltpt to rasiah tho 9!rI.
I'D shul him when hu ran nwly. Tho general
tpInlou a'nong thoso who closely watched tho
s'taeuee H. tiat tho shooting. oven accoratfnT to
tAe tteesy Of tho dcfense, was without justlticn-
Ban. aad The popuIar frollnx IS ono Of lndiKna-
uou II Euch an outrageous verdict, BY which Ntl
lttnoHledged murderer hna boen allowed to 10
NCtfree
, 1881-05-27

Alleged DrcncIl Between Secretary
Ntuino mad Attorncy-t:cncrnl Mae.
vcaEh, Tl,ut Will Nrccn.ltafp the Ike.
tlrcmgMt Of 0Mc or Tho OthNr.

Alleged Ufehch Between secretary
Ntui.o md Attorncy-Gcncrnl Nine.
vcaEh, Tl,mf Will Nrccn.itafn the lee-
tlrcMcnt Of Ono or tl,o Ottl1r.
Susei1i t" Cincinnati. .Co',n.trriat.
T1rLApEIrI1IA, Pa, sfny 2l.-The cyents I'M
tnctffateiy nttendny the closing hours at Cow
gross hnyo 1ltnt1e Il breach III tho Cabinet which
eantiot be healed uxcept BY tho rotlrunlunt OF
Mr.. blaiua or sfr. Mauycaxh trum tho Cabinet.
This fact is not more nppnrcht frpH tho truus-
acuou which followed the rejection Of wilium
Chandler for Solleltor Gelserut thun by tho
dr,ppInrs which havo faElun from Mr.. Mac-
Vcagt,'a tntk upon politics stnco h!s nrrrn1 hcrc
to-dhy to attend tho funeral Of Thomas A,
Scott.
1t appears that Mcyeaghs hostility to any
stnlwart Presidential cnutlidnto wus pronounced
bofuro tho Chicago Convention. THAT he was led
nto scrfes OF !ntcmpcrnto remarks mt uuly In
rclntIon tn Con. Grant and Mr. Dlninu, but In ro-
ntion to Gen. Garnull hlnsest. Mr.. Jamoh
McMAnes. who WIS thon associated with
siaeVcaxh In tho ruforn Inovenluut, hut after-
wurda nlalo nn alllnnce With ljlalno, md
WIS tho lending spIrit Of tho utnno force
In Pennsylvania against Cameron and Grant,
now comes to the front with a series Of charger
that Sir s1acVcAHh mA1o tnost .lesp!cable niu"
sions TO Mr. Gnrtieid, II mt criminal ohargca
uKatuat bis ut.'clal acts and personal Integrity.
lie eayA that It. Ia Il notorious fnct thAt Mr..
Mauvcngh was most tbttteryupp0sedt 10 0NriIoid's
nominations aud WINS not carcfut in prs,sslnR his
connection With tho Credit Mublltcr and Dec dyer
pAyoment transactions. All thnt ,lr. Mnoveagh
becn placol In Nj. ulaine's hailds. md most Ut
i has been fatthfu!ly drtailed by naher I's shan
cIaItncl thai during tho pon.letry Of WiIlnn
T. ChanAtcrs nnfn'nHtion Mr.. McVca1h nlndr
ren,arks lesosatary u Mr. n!atno which WY T.
furthor intercourse bptwcon them.
Al! those tae's hnvu hscn re,orted to tho Prcs-
, 1881-05-27
HUSBAND VS.. WIFE.

sststat MtpattA to In4 Chicago Tribune
" vNoSosowoc, Wls., May 2A-Tlse trIa. OF
~ ~ doe Gr!flltil OH warrant sworn out by
y y husband for an alleged attenpt TO kill
s sa ealnu oil yesterday bofore Dis.rlct-At-
%aeI sm ihon!as, OF letwaukee, nlll she was
Sssnl. SSan4 OYER 70 the December term Of tito
ss4sa.t s4s1 Court. Last Tlurs,!ay night Ito en.
IL hs% @9 aoas0 OF his tather-in-luw, whero his
rlsrsss as Osa sought refuKe fr,m h!s THREATS, aud
1Strsa tsa 20 Ect hia child. His wife opposed,
'1ea 1oak effect Ia hja knea.
, 1881-05-27
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NnW HnnK, AaY A.--ArrkvDd, tho nothnla,
from Liverpool, aud tho Labrador, from HHvso,
A0ylLLE, May ad.-Arslvet, the Scandinavian,
from Montreal. ....
LoKuOS, May a1.-Arriyed, tho Assyrian Mon.
ARCH, from Now York.
NEw YORK, Mny :t,-AtFiyed, tho State OF
Indiana, from GlAs8pw,
, 1881-05-27

ifr-, :. =, th'patsh to 1hs CAteseo Tribune.
sn LA d.. locK, Ark, A1ny o0.-Aust!n BIZ
lsns' 'ao ~, on the lltll OF Inst month stolo a
sons, s.onein2 to Alolllo Bond, colosed
s<saS. -. convicted in lie ctsunts curt su tSs
a&al ID H. ~ sentenced to ak Year, i1uptjson-
@s htate PenItuntjary.
, 1881-05-27

Frizzcl. aErt II, was charged with killing
David Williams, Mt Gcorgosvlllc, Juno II, iH0,
whllo ernte1 by t,,o sis1h or hs bntrothcd In n
grove. Tho cAan WIS yAry tnyHfntinlls. nnh the
H,'lr rrlctHa hrnInAt Tim prisoner was tl.o fncl
, 1881-05-27

l1nrSHAM, Tox., May A,.-Satur,lay. upon
Mr.. Clilas protesting aRaII,st hIs sol,'s ttrtv-
Ing over craving crops, the young mnn dealt his
fathnr blow on tho hoad With n wolKlt, inIllct-
l1N fatn1 Injuries.
, 1881-05-27

es II WIZ " alay N.-Tlle Jury In the
aedsr ,'aai ~ S.ti frlzzall, charged with the
e4,ks ~, ~ y y n'lasns at Georgesville, some
- nSss dse 6sraan assrS9d after long ssssEon and
Nd fous for actnittai t Itoea o'sa@ 'os eoa@
, 1881-05-27
= rfcKroCKET,s 1oNASzh,

nrlcKr0CKET's UONASXA,
r, 'e' ot'patth to 1hs Chicago 7ribune.
,sx.,.4 ,H,uuS; H., May a.-Alr. John llo!ofson,
b., ,tss5 ntas, turner Of this county, was robbed
anosssa:: OK S;s0 by p1ckpockets. l1a Ind
hms /, ~! ~ hla pockot. and, having occasion
hsn il ~ oa2u y mat tho aumn had b0ep atolen.
w esw as to tho thioYaA,
, 1881-05-27
N0RnERy Avn

llr, y !, AND 1SCENDrARIsaI.
esqn,sd tNcK' Ark, May GA party OF
iians ~ ,'eh entered tho Town of Mountain
1lI1ot, y. robbed the storc md safe OF A.
u rI,cse I'll several thousand dollars, set tire
'sh.sltuss1 and eseaped. An aotlve pursuit
, 1881-05-27
4 NEVADA Atu1,1,EH.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ai-At Eureka,
New, Atlulpll I1crvu sfot and killed Max
Trntohrli In ti,arrol nbut,t snmn tnnttor III tho
brewery where thgy were employed.
, 1881-05-27

Aaasa Of ~ te1'' Aay at-Througll the care
ssesa u ,hs w party ln charge, NIL the prls-
setkd IL G,t new Jul obtu!nod tho keys, un-
ssssRd. H. Broke open tho wtndows, and
HT hUus s.1uTaatry ~ ~ belnx seuured, with
, 1881-05-27

Wtnches1es's Hypophosp1tisos
will curo consumption, coughs, weak iuny9
bronchitis. Rnd general debility. Established
tWtukY-Ol6 yelrR,
, 1881-05-27
THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND.

KANSAS CRY, No., May su.-Tho Duke OF
sutherland amt party passel through here to-
day 90 route for CatiforIa,
, 1881-05-27

afusttEooS, Mich. stny M.-Charles ASH
i,,ait severely IIorsewhiptn,l Mrs. 1tarr1et
fsuwe III account Of ton intimate relations
NJ antne nj tho family. Aatinlnn wns scut to
tho nutrolt House vi Correction for seventy
tluYHx
, 1881-05-27

.coLrvmsu' TRIAL ENDED.
xh14u s,ss =, Aay A-The Jury in tho
saax,eed altaf haIf-day's deliberatiOn,
: A'a "sss discharged. Thomas
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-26

"I can only answer that, Arthur, by
admitting you still further into my con-
fidence. 1t is disagreeable to me-"
said the reverend gentleman, with the
most becoming humility, "to speak of
myself. But it must be done. Shall
we have little coffee to help us through
the coming extract from Father Ben
wells autobiography? Don't look SO
serious, my son When the occasion
permits it, let us take life lightly"
He rang the bell and ordered the coffee,
as if he was the master of the house.
The servant treIted him with the most
scrupulous respect. He hummed q
little tune, and talked at intervals OF
the weather, while they were waiting.
"Plenty of sugar, Arthur" he inquired,
when the coffee was brought in. "No !?
Even in trifes l should have been glad
to feel that there was perfect sympathy
between us. I like plenty Of sugar my
colt"
Having sweetenod his coffee. with the
closest attention to the process, he was
at liberty to enlighten his young friend.
He did it so easily aud SO chcerfuly,
that far less patient man than Penrose
would have Listened to him with inter-
est.