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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Mr.. ]. J Miller, who has been teaching
school in Johnstown for the past year, is
home spending his vacation.
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A.E. Finegan, Painter, Meyersdale.
Lewis Kretchman, I.aborcr, Summit town
ship.
G. W. Turney, Farmer, Addison Twp.
John b. VIII, Farmer, Stonycreek Twp.
Isaiah Pile, Farmer, Somerset Twp.
Josiah Kimmei, Farmer, stonycreel, Twp
Jefferson X. VIII, Farmer, Stonycreek
township.
David Manner, Farmer, Jenner Twp.
Harrison Gohn. Farmer. Somerset Twp.
William Dea', Clerk, l.arimertownship.
J. II. Younl.n, Laborcr, Lower Turkey
foot Twp.
Wilson W,ipkey, Farmer, Midileercek
township.
wm. a. Barnhart, Farmer, Somerset
township.
D.J. Brubal;er, Carpenter, Brothersyalley
township
c. L. Dom, I.aboreT, Summit Twp.
Isaiah Good, Farmer, Somerset Twp.
w. G. stahl, Blacksmith, Brothcryalley
Twp.
Franklin Launiz, Farmer, Somerset Twp.
Martin limerick, Farmer, Allegheny Twp.
Noah swank, Farmer, Qncinahoning
Twp.
Samuel Enos, L2borer, Milford Twp.
Noah Weimer, Laborer, Summit Twp.
Reuben Kretchman, Farmer, Elkliek
township.
Jonas Licllly, Farmer, Elklick Twp
IRAvERs JURORS.
James Giessner, Farmer, Allegheny Tsp,
Daniel HeiIiey, Druggist, Berlin.
Al. Lohr, Farmer, Shade Twp.
Frances NJ Walker, Farmer, Milford
township.
f. E. weimer, blacksmith, Somerset.
John Glodfelty, Laborer, Lower Turkey
foot Twp.
Hertz Keiser, Capitalist, Somerset.
Alex Newman, Farmer, Summit Twp.
Cornelius Shoemaker, Blacksmith Sum
NIT Twp.
Peter Phillippi, Retired, Milford Twp.
Emanuel Bowman, Farmer, Somerset
township.
Levi Kooniz, Laborer, Shade Twp.
Abram BIough, Farmer, ConemaugA.
Austin weiiner, Farmer, AIiddieereelS
township.
William Baker, Farmer, Milford,
Jacob Evil, Clerk, Berlin.
John klingannan, Farmer Summit Twp.
Abraham TrexelI, Farmer Jenner Twp.
James Dillon, Shoemaker, Somerset.
Alfred Wagner, Laborer, Greenvillc Twp.
Emanuel i.ichty. Agent, Meycrsdale.
Adam r. Ifumberi, Carpenter, Coniu-
ence.
john Rodgers, Farmer, Paint Twp.
David A. Lambert, I.aborer, stonycfeel.
township.
Harrison II. Ri.sh. Farmer, lower Ter,
keyfoot Twp.
Wilson X. Bsal, Teacher, Southampton
township.
Cyrus A. stahl, Farmer. Somerset Twp.
Joseph Shaffcr, Farmer, Somerset Twp.
wm. H. II. Baker, Carpenter, Milford
township.
Wesley Miller, Iaborer, Jefferson Twp.
Jacob Bocsus, Laborer, Summit Twp.
Cyrus II. Shaver, Farmer, Somerset Twp.
Henry j. shaiIer, Farmer, Jenner Twp.
VIM. H. Miller, Farmer, qacmahoaing
township.
W. ". MeMilien, saddler, yew Centre
vile.
Il. L. coaghenho,r, Farmer Norihaia-
ton Twp.
John Kreages, Farmer, Lower TurSeyioot
township.
H. J Boy,s, Merchant, coneinaush Twp.
John Patton, Clerk, Addison.
VIM. whiifora, saddler, Somerset Twp.
Al. Hileinsn, Teacher, Addison.
Henry strtzman. Iaborcr, stonyercek
township.
Henry Moser, Merchant, WellersbuTg.
Peter sipe, Merchant, Somerset, Twp.
John J. Miller, Carpenter. Queniahoning
township.
IF Kreaeer, Farmer, Upper Turkeyfoot
township.
NJ. c. Horner, Farmer, Summit Twp.
John II. I.epley, Laborcr, Southampton
township.
JIM. Kenncl, Teacher. southampton Twp.
Noah Ghon, Farmer, Je.-ner Twp.
J. F. Deachy, Agent. Somerset Twp.
Emanuel Beskeybilc, Blacksmith, Paint
township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Owing TO the press Of other matter the
list OF jgr.rs drawn to serve at the August
term Of court was not published in last
weeks HERALD. 1t appears in another col
umn Of to-days issue. Court will convene
Monday morning, August e2d. and will be
in Session only one week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Rhcads Brothers, one of our enterprising
livery firms, have recently added very
handsome, new, two-seated phaeton to their
already well furnished stables. They keep
good teams good wagons, and 10 good
business.
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Rev John Gillespie, d. D., OF the East
End Presbyterian Church, of Pittsburgh,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church,
Somerset, on next Sabbath morning, at IL
O'Clock. All are invited. Seats free. yisi-
tors welcome
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att oclook ?. Il, allthe right, title, interest an
claim Of the dcienda mt, BeniiHlan W Mitt Of Ia
and TO the following described real estate viz:
Acertall tract Of land situated inS5tneTset twp,
Somerset cganty, Pa, containing three and one
hail acres moro pf less with story lcs house
and stable thereon orestcd, adi0ining lands OF
Jacob Weller, Samuel Weller, Peter Hc1isy, and
o:hoTs with the eaRpestenances.
Taken IN exeeution az the suit ol II. a. Sche,l's
use.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

~ O'Clock p. m, the real estate OF the late T. H.
Baker, deceased. consisting OF a valuable farm
situate in Somerset township, Somerset county,
Pa, containing - acres more CT less, adjoining
lands OF Moses Young On the north, Charles Gra.
CORY and David L9yan on the east, and Iohn
hring On the south and west.
This farm lies Immediately west OF the village
Of Lav5nsville, on tie Somerset * Nt Pleasant
Turnpike, and has thereon erected . large new
TWO story Frame house, good bfnk barn ald good
cut bui.dings; has superior apple orchard and
never falling springs.
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That John A Walter keeps frst-claSs
boarding house is fully verified by the num-
Der of applications he receives each summer
for boarding. He has at prcsen: fourteen
city folks at his house and has had to refuse
Others by the dozen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Oar i.'rmers are aboa, through cutting
their wheat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Hy virtue 0fcersain writ Of Vend TX, 81 Fa.
and i.ev. F,t, Issued cut oftnc Court OF Common
Pleas OF Soiaerset Co., Pa, and to me directed,
there win be exposed 10 public gale AZ the
Csurt House, IN Somerset, Pa, on
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THE HEzsENsATIONAL FEATURES ARE:

Largest in rawey
Egyptian GGu d5ofA fAIUkeys
tac in Goo The Mancai blue
hd Great Tam or Ant Bear One
Krnt a FnaeT Birds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

\ forty-eight barrel well Of petroleum wa:
struck near Greensburg, Westmoreland
county, on the sth inst, at depth Of five
hundred feet. The "strike" will give .
mighty impetus 10 the search for petroleum
IN regions of The state outside the oil belt.
An exchange says "If the bugs bother
your cucumber vines sprinkle them freely
with flower sulphur when the dew is upon
the leaves. If yon have not the sulphur
convenient pm, a teaspoonful Of coal oil in
a wooden bnckctful of water and sprinkle
on the vines with wisp Of straw
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

By virtue Of an order Of sale Issued ont Of the
Orphans Court Of Somorset county, Pa, Iwill cx-
poEe to public sale, on the premises, on
,SdTT7RDtY d,t0,,sf % 1881
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LIST OF JUEoEs.-The following are the
Grand and Trayers ors.lrawn 20 serve at
the next regular term of Court, beginning
Monday, August -. An extra panel has
been drawn on account Of case Of infanti-
eide which is to be tried:
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on gTou.,.y. aucuss 90. IssI.
LIST OF CAuS ES.

For trial ut August Term, 1881, commencing 9Th
Monday ef August, 22d day.
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.JnsIAu kELLER.

Vrr Market, MAIN CRoss SrEEET.-lwiil
.,re on hsnd at all times, Beef, Pork, Nut
ana Sausage, at reasonableprices. Open
ar: vill run a meat wagon three times
Cd W.ok
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Al the right title Interest auGclain of tneaefnd
ant a j. schcli Of in aEl % the ioluglna zeal es
tGte situatc In the town Of Eriedens9urg, SGner-
SET tap. SoneTset county. Pa, being lot No
cas. according TO plot ofsaii t9wa adlaiuing main
street o. the Nortn, l9t oi Nathaniel D!ckey tnCg
Abraham spdngier) On the East, public read
hg an alley, with stable aaf buggy shed thereon
ercc,et. Being the lot OF gTounI conveyed b.
Philip shaver, IF, trustee Tor tls sale % the rcal
estate u Jeremiah Snyder dcccaGet, With tho ap-
pgFteaahces.
Taken n execution At the suit Of II. a. ssholl's
use
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CHEKIFFs SALES.

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ALEX. scnELL.

Icy nn'@n sweeps clean, and an Old
ke"ise, provided energy and pegse-
-'e ac1onpaaics the motive power. A.
,''''ie' 70 hall be our purpose to keep
=. 'iont a''d our many frierds and l'at-
country and town, ,.nay rest assured
'leif wants, in our line OF trade wil. be
-..'-'is watched and supplied al all times.
=. Ivy ise goods you want. aud If not in
Hii chccrfaliy order them.
RESPECTFULLY,
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z yson's Great Worlds Fair will be
.s on tie 2o.h and 900 people are com
igiaiown. We will be in condition TO
-Hlg the wants Of all, in our line of goods,
.la Con you forget it.
Respectfully.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-07-27

Aae We are again with our pure eelcbrai-
+ silr Copper Rod. Anyone wishing their
lillinss protected against lightning should
la ol us at once. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Pennsylvania College,
GETfYS1CEG PA
September 8, 1881.

.rI1lE arst sssa ef the next oancsia,s yoar $
Z bel1a
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-02

into a bewildering tracery Of exqnis-
tie lace. under whose tiny interlacing
the startled beating of an innocent
emotion fiuttered like a dying dove in
the mesbes of a net. And SO the rev.
citation came with the irresistible
flood OF these two hearts beating
against the obstacle. Above arm and
shoulder peeped an arched head with
closed eyes and braided black hair,
the face overlaid with modest red.
Then snowy neck and throat like the
drift of snow, to which another dain-
tv hand clutched mass of lace in
trembling confusion.
But when Venus went to the bath
and Godiva rode forth in the mist of
her hair, Olympus and all the world
closed their eyes. And it is best to
close all eyes upon this scene of inno-
Cence and artless sorrow. There was
a quick rushing together of the lips,
a moment of tluttering III a pair of
manly arms, and then, bounding down
the stairs like "a deer, the young man
darted into his carriage and was soon
speeding behind a locomotive score
of miles away from any misinterpre-
tatiOn of his ardor.
And this was an actual occurrence
in Louisville several days ago.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-02
ASSASSINATION.
The Son of Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines
Murdered by His BrOther.in.law.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-William
G. Whitney, only, son Of Mrs. Myra
Clarke Gaines, the New Orleans
claimant, was killed at his residence
here this evening, about ) o'clock.
The killing was instantaneous, a pis-
tol the instrument. The circumstan-
ces, briefly tolG, are in substance as
follows: James Y. Christmas, the
murderer, married Miss Whitney, now
deceased, who was sister of the
murdered man, and only daughter of
Mrs. Gaines. Christmas and Whitney
had been partners as hair manu-
facturers III this city, but they had
quarreled and dissolved partnership.
The quarreling continued about bus
mess affairs, and Whitney published
in local paper this morning a notice
cautioning the public not to pay to
Christmas any money due to the for
mer firm of VIM. 6. Whitney g. Co.
That published card caused hot
words this morning, and it is alleged
that threats were made on both sides.
Whitney and Christmas met this
evening when Christmas shot Whit
ney, the bullet entering near the heart,
killing him instantly.
We translate the following from
the Meschacebe of St. John the Bap-
tist:
One night last week, three colored
men, moved by a beastly instinct, ap-
preached the residence of Mr.. Dona-
ten Chauvin, to perpetrate their he'll
lish design. The leader, Peter Mitch
ell, entered the house while his &C
completes, Dick Gordon and Ander-
son Alice, were in waiting outside, to
help him, if necessary. Mitchell had
penetrated the sleeping apartment Of
Miss Marie Chauvin, who awoke at
the touch Of a hand upon her body,
and was about to sink back to sleep,
when ar unusual odor and loud
breathing from under her couch, at
tracted her attention. At the same
time she felt hand seize her leg. She
arose quickly and called for help
but she was seized and held by Mitch
ell, until her father came to her assis-
lance, when Mitchell fled, however,
not until he had been recognized. On
the day following Mitchell and his ac-
completes were arrested and lodged
in Jail. The Grand Jury being in ses-
sion, Immediately took cognizance of
the crime and they are soon to be
tried by jury, specially drawn, by
order of Judge Hahn. The evidence
is ample to establish their guilt and
to condemn them to the death penal
ty. which is their due.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-02

TOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-A Garden,
L in good running order, containing arpents
of land New House, Stables, Good Well, etc.
Situated on Continuation of North Boulevard,
Square %. Apply to j. C0MBOUZ0U, on the
premises or at the CAPIToL1AN Office. apr3O.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01

Thomas O'Meagher Condor, the Irish
patriot, who is in Washington, scouts the
idea Of the internal machines having
been sent to England by revolutionists.
He says that they have no such hair
Drained schemes on hand knowing that
nothing is to be gained by blowing up
good buildings. He says that every in
dicstion go far as the facts are known,
points to the conclusion that they were
manufactured and sent out by British
agents in New York for political effect.
1t seems that they knew all about the
operation, and, so far as can be learned,
are the only persons who did have this
intelligence. Then, each package bore
q suspicious and distinguished mark
that could not fail to attract attention,
and would have. Of all things, been
avoided by any one sending surrepti-
tious packages. Then, there Is every
reason why such things would have been
procured On the continent if wanted by
the Irish revolutioniste, because they
would not cost half as much and there
would not have been the danger from
long transportation. Secretary Window
says he will have full examination
made of the manifest of the steamer on
which they were taken over, to discover
If possible. the consignees. He does
not anticipate the discovery of much
but thinks that the case demands that
an effort, at least. be made.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01
THE PRESIDENT.
His Recovery Progressing to
the Satisfaction Of His Sur
geons and Family.
The Location Of the Bullet Aso ertain-
cd by Means Of Prof. Bells
Electrical Apparatus.
THE pREs1pRNr coMroRrApnE.

esesSA~~AsAS1 SSsA4
Executive Mansion, Washington,
August 1-11:45 a. m.-The president is
passing quiet and comfortable day.
% LOCATING THE BULLET.
Under the supervision of the attend.
ing surgeon, Professors Bell and Taintor
this morning made another application
to tho patients body of the electrical ap
paratus known as an induction balance
with view of completing the tests of
Saturday, which were not entirely con-
elusive, and ascertaining definitely and
certainly, if possible, the location of the
ball. Professors Bell and Taintor have
been almost constantly engaged for two
weeks in experiments with this indica-
tor balance, and have made several i'm
provements which greatly add to its
efficiency. They tried this improved
apparatus upon the presidents body for
the first time last Saturday, and although
it indicated fairly the location of the
ball, it was afterward found to be slight
ly out of adjustment and the experiment
was not regarded as conclusive. The
result of this mornings tests however,
are entirely satisfactory both to profes-
sors Bell and Taintor and to the attend
ing surgeons, and 1t is now unanimously
agreed that the location of the ball has
been ascertained with reasonable exact.
ness and certainty, and that it lies as
heretofore stated in these dispatches in
the front wall of the abdomen immedi.
ately over the groin, about five inches
below and to the right of the naval.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01

to be implicated in their manufacture,
denies II, bnt he says he knows who did.
They we're made at O. O'Rourke's foundry,
on South Washington street. They were
of iron and zinc in sections. The ma
chinery and dynamite were supplied in
New York.
st. Louis, July @.-The passenger
fare from here to New York was reduced
to-day by the lines from S24.25 to $l8.
This action was taken to meet the sale
by scalpers of tickets at that price, which
are alleged to have been sent out here
BY the Erie. Baltimore and Ohio and
New York Central, and this price will
be maintained until all the cheap tickets
in the hands Of scalpers are exhausted.
Concord, July 29.-The committee of
trustees Of Dartmouth college find on
investigating that the complaints Of the
alumni Of some errors Of management
are not confined to one person and have
endeavored to correct them. The affairs
OF the college are in the hands of careful
and watchfnl persons, who are conscien-
tlous and devoted to the college. The
committee hopes forbearance will secure
the result of harmony 80 much desired.
Chicago, July Or. L. Chouinard, q
letter carrier and collector of mail in the
north division, was arrested on a charge
Of riding the mail. Proofs of his guilt
were found on his person and at his
house. He has been under surveillance
for seven months, but has been so dis
Greet that detection was not hitherto
possible. Over 800 Scent stamps, evil
IDENTIFY taken from letters, were found in
his possession. He was before Commits
sioner Hoyne and got a continuance. He
confessed his guilt.
Washington, July 29-Gen. Raum will
go to Illinois next week. A detailed re-
port of the murder of Collector Brayton
in South Carolina received says: The
deputies arriving at the scene of his
murder were unable to obtain any one
to go with them to the murderer's INC
Dow'sJ house. The livery stable refused
to let horse to the deputies. BraytOn's
body was uncared for by the citizens.
The coroner's verdict was death by un.
known parties, although it was perfectly
clear that Mellow had openly proclaim
ed in the town that he had killed Bray
ton. Mellow is dangerous man, and
whenever he visited town intoxicated
the stores were closed until he withdrew.
It is believed that he, will surrender,
having no fears of conviction. Endeavors,
however, will be made to arrest him. The
commissioners reward of $500 melted
several parties to pursuit. The people
are either in sympathy with, or fear him,
and will make his arrest difficult.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.
New York, August 1.
WHEAT--Lower gnd dull. No. red, S1.25S
August; $l.Hh0l.Is, September; $129A@I.-
80, October.
CoRN-Steady.
OATs-Quiet, firm; Western 46G5Oc; No. 2.
Ssc; Western, 46@ SIC; No. 2 Ssa, August.
PoRK-Steady; New S1s018.25;.
LARD-Firm; $l1.95.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. August 1.
WHRAT-Stronger, higher;S 1.I9is bid cash
$la, August; $l.l5h, September, and $l.lS
CoaN-Firm. higher. Cash, 4ssc September
and October.
OATs-stronger, higher; cash slH@s2lx sll4,
August; 2sS @So September; SOC, October.
RYE-LoWer. 80.
BARLEy-Pirmer, CSC September.
PoRK-Steady; cash $3.50; $17.75, September.
LARD-Weak. cash, $l16O; $ll, IS, September
81, sis, October.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, August 1.
WHEAT--Strong, $1.1lN cash; $l.1lla August
$l.l4 September and October. No. 8 $l.Ol; No
!, ssc.
CoRN-steady, 4shc.
OATs-S7.
RYE-8a@s8c.
BARLEY-7Sc bid.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01
Too Much whisky and u Revolver

Too Much Whisky and Revolver.
st. Louis, Aug. Charles Schliefer
Is years old, son of Catherine Schliefer
who runs q soda water factory at 92s
North Eighth street, blew his brains out
about 80 this morning. He had been
drinking hard several days, and while
nearly crazy this morning attempted to
shoot his mother, and made mur5 ferrous
assault with a hatchet upon Louis Graf
who worked in the factory but did notsuc
ceed in hurting him. He then went into
an adjoining saloon, took two or thre.
more drinks, drew revolver, placed i
against his right eye and sent bal
through his brain.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01

Important Decision ON Star Route Service.
Washington, August 1.-Attorney
General McVeagh again at the request
of the postmaster general gives an opin-
ion that the law limiting the allowance
for expedition in carrying mails can
not be contravened and the postmaster
general cannot exceed the limit fixed by
the act of congress of 1880 and expedit.
ed service must provide for an increase
of force and material employed to cor
respond with the increase of pay as CON-
pared with the original contract. This
opinion is an official condemnation Of
Brady's methods in star route matters
The department will hereafter abandon
these methods and stick to a fifty per
cent Limitation of increase.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-01
LATEST BY MAIL.


Fort Buford, July 29.-Sitting Bull
and 1877 of his band left by steamer for
Standing Rock to-day. Bull was silent
and reserved.
Chicago, July GA delegation arriv-
ed from Davenport, Iowa, to conduct to
that city the newly elected bishop of
the diocese of Davenport, McMullen.
Chicago, July 29.-The Times says
that it learns from reliable source that
the Grand Trunk, in order to hasten the
end of the railroad war, will on Monday
commence selling tickets f,om chicago
to Boston for S..
New York, July 29.-Fred Krohne
challenges O'Leafy. Hartman, Tracy,
Faber and Vaughn for walk of IN
hours in New York or Chicago for $500
to $2,5O0 side.
Chicago, July 29.-Oficial denial is
given out of the rumor that Col. r. G.
Clowley has been superseded or has re-
signed as general superintendent of the
central division of the Western Union
telegraph company's lines.
Tamaqua. Pa. July 29.-The lower
left of slope No. 8 at Lonsford is burn
ing. All the miners at work have reach
ed the surface. The probability is that
the mine will have to be flooded, which
will throw between 500 and 600 men and
boys out of work.
New York, July 29.-Leo Hartmann,
the Russian nihilist, just here from Rus
sia, where he attempted the life of the
ear several times by means of plots,
will lecture. He brings a letter from
the executive committee of ths Russian
social revolutionist party addressed to
the American people.
Pittsburg, July 29.-The men who last
March burned old man VIM. Connert
and his wife until they disclosed the
whereabouts of $2l6,OOO in securities
were arrested while negotiating the
bonds. Their names are Geo. w. Nal
son, d. L. South and one Miller, with q
pal in Cleveland, and Thos. Roland
Nelson and South claim that they art
innocent.
| New Orleans, July 29.-The Chicago
and st. Louis and New Orleans railroad
was changed from five feet to STANDARD
gauge between the hours of q. m. ani
p. m. to- day, distance Of $50 miles. a
q cost of 100000. Over 5000 men wer,
employed. Trains have been running
since SPIN.
Des Moines, July 29.-Harry Livings
ton was arrested to-day for enticing
young girl named Helmick from he
home. It transpires that lie has wifi
in the county poor house insane. HI
married Miss Nelson of Fort Dodge thre
weeks ago, and has been keeping Lott
Morton, the young woman for whom
w. George shot DR.. Epps last Sunday.