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Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Good News.

During this week every one seems IN,
tent on doing all the good they can, and
RECEIVING the same in return, and the
WilmingtVn Clothing House, Fourth
and Market streets, has Determined 10
keep in tho frCnU ranks, and "lI' con-
tinue to offer ca h day great induce
ments to cash buyers. We have this
morning another lot of OVercoats to
take the place Of those closed out ON
Saturday. DO not fail to look al them
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
sss ~ mn Turkeys.

Turkey being cheap and plenty this
year, quite number were ratiied uti AZ
the different saloons yesterday. AT the
CouuhuS .nn, on the keuuctt Pike,
there was So Joting, raill.ng and playing
of various games Tor turkeys. Josrph
Knox, of Elsing sun, had a shooting
match foI - turkeys. Glass balls were
smashed in large numbers aud the
shooting was very fine.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
ACCi0Nut.

Yesterday afternoon drunken man
named Brown, fell down the area way
at the Institute Hall and hurt himself
badly. When he was picked up, ii
WAS at first thought that he was dead
but he revived in II short time and
started off, bleeding from number OF
small cuts he had received.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
ad Addiction.

Christmas must have been very sad occs
sion u the family of. F. Ware, druggist, cor
inn nd King streets, Last week they
buried two bright little CHI dren-a boy
ana Eifl, AID to-day the hcart-3rOkcn parents
mmit the Remains of their only remaining
chilG. Harry, s.x years ofage, to the grave
the 1hi drcn all died of dipthcria and mem
bianeoLs group. lie family cannot help but
have toe wariLest sympathy Of all who know
how to syIpathse wita the afflicted.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
r,ec,;ou Officers.

The NJ. ". Harmony Gram .,s,e Df q
of F. f. A. A. Y. Masons for the, the 1'"S "oa. D.
Delaware, held her anNT Tnrceuter
munisation, last eveninS, s ofHcets
96th. and elected the following VD
for the next Masonic year II, Cad.
Nj. W. G. MASTER" Lie
well. 1ohn II. Ross
r, w. D. G. Master-Jolln % Tbonp
r, w. 5. G. Warden -GeoFs' Inv
son. lanes Price
r.. w. j. G. Warden-,,,a,"os ,5'nnos +. Hsl'
r. w. q. Treasurer-lno'''''
risOn. - potrick II. Boyl
r w. G. Secretary-Palrlen
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
DnRAAn n Is

Mr.. MendennsiI and WIFE, .,S 1o[!aii' friends
Miss Essie Rice, are vislIins IN here dui.
in this city and will remain lMrssln"dcnhal Is
sas Secretary ,as and Treasure oi nc.stsr st Pa
s1 ST, Eli Ss{ses "':s2 @2s 3? r.; s!:;2 ;ss
perintendent of the' oln ,ant n Of the Penn
Nils is now superinte,nnsadein"'a i, we'll.
Mills and is doing exceeu'''sl'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Kenl Estate kale6,

James II. Aaron has recently sold
the following dwelling houses al the
prices named
A two story house, 2l7 Adams street,
with store room, to Oliver Jacobs OF
Chester, Pa, for $1,000, and one at ia
j eticrson street three stories 10 Jesse
Cornelius at Sl5aO.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Spur SExDPFiJIpnI

proved a grand success. But We are
not sod out by large majority. II
YOU want books, nice new books Tor
New Years presents al IA bargain, or
New Year cards, ur diaries, come to
James 4 Webb, pa Market street. open
eveH evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Personal,

Rev. Father Taylor, called at the RE
PUBLICAN office o.day, and stated that
lie WAS on his way to Philadelphia to
tie the matrimonial knot between
George Helm and Emily Knots, for
merly of This city. The ceremony vii
take place at o'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
licensed Hstei.

The Indian King, 5ol Si Ma@i'oJI, az oJ,hn In q
Lavery, T1 obtained license i IN prepared sr n n
tss% Soa&ds2s Ss and the acoq%n9aseis''ss s ,aes
we'll spread and his 0"
choicest liquors.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
FUTURE rR ,S 'ECrS.

The proposed fast Line between New
York and Europe, >s fast assuming sue h
shape that ltwll he under taken and
Austin Corbu, OF New York CITY, say )
the new company Is S"un l" he iofhitH
and steps have already been taken TO-
wards an organization. IL IS stated,
and there remains no doubt hut what
1t will be, 1t is Planned 10 build three,
and PROBABLY tolr vessels, all of which
will Ee constructed ou improved nod
els In view Of this tact here is 30 doabt
bat what the Harlan \ Holnngsw Ortn
Company will receive the contract to
huild one Ur more OF these vessels. II Is
onl y IA Surtnisc however and If con.
slruciod, ttey VIII ROT bc III read!nsss
until late in 1855, or cary IN the spr!ns
of 1854.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
E'isl.

Powell Bros. have on their stall in
the Third street market, a fine lot of
perch, pike, rock fish, cat fish, etc. Call
early ana take your choice.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

A II. +. BlLll ANS, y Il. corner Fifth
~ and King streets, you can buy new
Cltron, Is cts. per h rev Nnlentia ka!sins,
ll.cts.: new Currants = cts Bakers canneo
corn, IA cts Wnslow's corn. 10 cts; best
brNnds of Tomatoes. h cans IL It's per can
pure Spices, low as the Lowest; 3 hs. Of Camp
bel's NIL ce meat, rs cts the best in the
market new dried Oherrits, Is cts; new
Black Berries, II cts new French irunes,
II cts, now Turkey Prunes, tts. for - cts:
best bleScped 4ppes. Is cts; hs. APPLE
Butter for rs cts granuatoi sugar, 10 .
white sugar, cts: best pared peaches, 25
cts; fine ne peaches, halves, IS cts Ande'
cons and Campbell's preserves, u for 25
cts; bottles O. tsup, for % cts; ns silver.
= oss starch so cts ; good strong Rio coffee,
70 cts; Golden Rio coffee, % cts; Maracaibc.
the best In the market, 2S CTS ; best old Gov.
Java coffee, 30 cts. Try our Back Tea, 30
cts, mostly sod for 10 and tO cts. All goods
sold at reasonable prices and delivered free of
charge. J. +. KIl.LlAM, Family Grocer,
decle-l2t 5. 4. 9TH 4 King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
FOURTH EDITION.
BUSY FIR n.
Plenty Of Work nj the Harlan q
HolIinEswOrIh Compsny's ship
Yards.

At the present time the ship yard
together with the other departments
of the Harlan & hollingsworth Com
pany's massive works, presents busy
scene. For this tine Of The year work
is unusually brisk and a full force Of
wo. kmon Is busiiy employed, and in
some of tie departments they work
until ten O'Clock ut night. Among the
many contracts the firm are Low bus
lily engaged in flushing the new
philadelphia ferry boat, which was
lauuched few weeks ago, and Will
soon be completed. As many men As can
work conveniently upon hcr, are being
put on. The engines and smoke stack
have beeu put III and she will soon be
ready tor her trial trip. Two other
Philadelphia ferry boats, are being
rapidly pushed forward 10 com
p.etiuu, a. is also the New York ferry
boat winch stands on tne ways, further
up the yard. 1t Is desigued to get
these boats of the ways and into the
water rs soon as possible, IN order 10
make room for tho large new Morgan
steamship recently contracted Tor The
ferry hoAd DaGniiUss, OF Ihiladc phia,
IS now Ut tha yard receiving thorough
repairs as is also several other boats
which are brought TO this yarl every
winter tor repairs.
This nrm nave recently received an
orGrr from the Chester River Steam.
boat Company of Baltimore for the
constitution of Il Lew iron steamer for
the route batwecn Baltimore and points
on the Chester river. The new steamer,
however, is designed more especially
for the Corsica creek route, and viii!
bc handsomely hittcd up tOr pa seng' rs
having not less tndu 10 lilst class state
ruums aud comHodi us and elegantly
furnished pallor. la the car shops OF
this NON, tney are AS busy as usual
and a Large iorce ot wo!knen are EN-
ployed.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
ssnsnxe and Scrapple

OUlcy Vernon has on his stall in the
Third street market, a lot of his super
ior sausage, scrapple, hams, pork
lard, e.c.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
X. l., RuSS0ll

offers the balance Of Holiday Goods for
this week regardless of cost rather than
pack away for another year.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
1877.

The holder of the above number
please call and receive the grand prize
given away by II. L. Russell, Christ
mas, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
.v.,nesi Wstches'

Fin. American %.st watches, t,s1.n{,j' 5'.s'ass .%ass
silverware at e. =; II 18th a,h street.
turing jeweler, 10 haS' ''A
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

Simr,ud
|f'eelnjI
tlicines|
FhousarrI
b savd
(k& Fl
|@ q laI
Fans ard
P0y id
QR. pb;
, 1881-07-13
DIED IN A CELL.
A Man, supposed to Ho from Chicago,
Dies III a Cell in n HtntlOtl-uouso LII
n. Y.nrt1h.

A Man, Supposed to Ne from Chicago,
Dies lu q Gcll in n HtntlUtl-Aouso In
81. Loltls.
sptetai Dtspatea 10 Tia Chicago Ttson"s.
Sr. LOUIS, No., July 12.-Last night Of
ticer 1Iochn lnct Il 1la,l wandering nb0nt the
streets. 11e said |lc was bonrttlng at the La-
clcue Hotel, hit WIS given n room near some
fnen lle believed wers actors, win lnnde 10
in,tcll noisu that liz was Annble to go to sleup,
SO llu started out to hunt u cool place. Later
tho officer met hin, III the vicinity Of tho LII
clede Hotel. Atyo'clock this morning Night
wntcliIuan Hughes Informed Oillcor 1foel,n
that man sitting In front OF tho n,ain en-
tra,cc III tho Southern uutcl was flourish
ing pistol .nbout and would probably
stluot somebody II lc Wts net taken
iu charge. The officer Mt once Identified him
rs tic niu,l lo met lust night. When he MP
proncllcd Him he saw something H9ngtng III
Its coat pueket, which ha soon discovered
wns revolver. The 1i,n1l WIS under the
influence nf liquor a1Kl wns taken to tho
Chestnut Street Stntton, where SorEt:, Sam
Brown locked Him UP, mid Informed SerEt.
Watkins, who took Charge nj O'Clock this
morning, that tile mAIl wa! to be rclenactl
when sober. At O'Clock tt1ls noratng
Sergt. Watkins went to Gull no. y,
corncr. liz callcd to h,n but re-
hid went III, when llo discovered TINT the
INN WIS dead. ll9 ind given his llHme ~
w. $. rcllfcr, and letters found nn ILLS puE-
sol, were addressed to W. s. peitfHr, sa!os-
mnn OF j. w. Massltry, Nos. l3s and 140 Wa
| bash avenue, Chicago,
, 1881-07-13

Argument in the Case Of tho Indionops
oils YoOr-Farnt.
Special Dlpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
INnIAsAro11s, Ind, July 12.-The nrRti-
ment III tho Poor-Farm Investigation took
place to-lny, cx-Goy. Hendricks opening til
bellnlt Of tic Cltlze,s' Committee. Ills ad-
Dress. while calm md temperate, was n
strong arralg,lAeit Ut the Poor-Farm sys-
ton, rs now conducted. The glst Of his mr.
g,lll,ent was that tho oi1!cers Of tho Asylum
should have disposed OF the children to tho
vnrlous Institutions provided for them, in
.teau Ut doing which they Ind left them Oh
the poor-Farnl, old mud young. diseased and
wcll, fceble-mlnded, idlotlc. aud tnsane,
yirtuous and vicious, a!l associated to-
gotl,er. 1Iu charged that Insane attend
anta were PLACED In Charge Of
the Insane md COARSE md cruel nurses over
the slek. IIa charged tho Superintendent
{Wrlgllt) with fnc0snpetenCy, nnd DR.. Cul-
bertsOn With cruelty, and tlBInaI.tlea tllAt the
Board should put tit lnBtl !h charge OF the
farm. liz closed with tic HtatetnBNt that ho
believed the 1,oor-lIol,ye Of Marion County
ton years hence W0rl.l not bG roprdach but
III honor to the county.
Afessrs. Norton, Woo1lel,, and Hawkins
spoke for the defense, arguing tllat tile Oil.
cera of tile institution mad dolle tho bAst t1lat
was possible with tle means ut thor disposal,
aud tint, Wllflo thorc was much room tor tnl'
prOycnUrt IN tho farm, 1t could only bg
brought about by the liberal expenditure Of
money OIL tho plrt ut tho Commissioners i.
, 1881-07-13
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

There was u goo. attendance Ut tho second Of
the Thomas conoerts, tn tho Exposition Iutltl-
Ing, last oYenlns, Tho program was OF moro
eIasalcal character than that OF tho night proyt-
ous,-its leading features bolnx tho March
Movement OF Nalt's I" Leuore" Symphony, &C.
lucuons from Wugnera Flying DutchMan,"
tho ~ Anllanto Cautabilo CON Moto" from llco-
thovons Symphony No. ], aud four numbers Of
Detloxts " Da.nnation do Faust" These furtncd
d rathoF solid Foundation for tho evenings IN.
torsatnment, which. however. WhH toaS0n4ely
lmHp's NRwei!lsh Weldinx March," and
The ARrh. uotinod "AYa MArta," a,"-the
overture to Kr0utzcrs might III Cry
nRtin," and tho overture to slendelAsohUs Mid.
YumGer- Nights nsoara ~ ~ forming 2 !tnk hs-
MaFgn" anu t1S aAva siarla" obtained the
Mar1l,eat receptions frnfn tho lAdcAee, md their
clostnH tt&oyoIue cuts hHd to bu repeated.
The proEFAm Tor tu.piRht, given below, ls. It
will 10 sGcn, almost entirely Ut a popular
Msfcs@" Egyptian, :; ;;:;;;...,........-.| a.,
Pulka Schueli-" Kxpl0as s",,.,.....,,..,
Oyorture--" Martha ".,-.,,.......,,,,,..Fl Flotnw
Swedish Fol song. R......s....,t.,,.. ,tIaucrick
ovessure-' william Talf =. ~: kosalai
s!iaSSs liz s:a.iai as Daiato sssaaas
HHs:|:
Carnival Of Venice tbnflesQuo)|
MarputA and hiarqutte. te.....s........+...,M Morley
Wnltz-a On the beautiful ithlno y. Keller laelu
TorchllRht March, No, IN A..,.v..,., ,Aey9Ebous
, 1881-07-13
ILLINOIS GnEENBACKERs.
Sp<etat pttpatth 10 Iha Chicago Tribune.

GA.EsDuna, ILL.,, July 1a.-Tha membe1s
of the Greenback National party representing!
tho Sixth, Ninth, and Tenth Districts met !n,
this city to-day for the purpose OF fixing upon
a time aud place to hold Qrccnbnck camp:
meeting. Tho lion. 4. ]. Stteetcr, Of MercesI
County, was called to the chair, and ". VI
Hoator, Of Keithshurg, was appointed See'f
retary. There ware fifty representative
Greenbackers from the three districts PREF
ent, who resolved to hold three
sday canp-meottng. The following gent!onaeea
were appointed II COMMITTEES to select tas
place OF holding tho meeting. giving tae
place tho preference that Should raise % w Z
ths. expenses: Sixty DISTRICT, Cs2tl Ca
Dul,aty aud Chnrles 5. Sherman; Ninth ~ I.
trlct, 4. II. Afckeighan and JAMES uinlnens
renth DistEet r 4 ca1sen Z 1ssd,t and Il hvi|b h
Ill Twelve dnys tu the Hon. a. ]. SReoset
It was unanimously resolved that no ,gau,ssss
OF chance or sales Of Intoxicating llqaTSsn W.
should be allowed on the calnp.groand. H. H.
selection OF speakers tor the camp.lneeev9'Iits eev'is
was left to the lion. A. ]. Strcater and WV
lam II, Up4tQT. )
, 1881-07-13

OTTAWA, Ont, July 1a,-1lr. Macarthur, a
Dou!nton land surveyor, who has 6eon ut
work laying out townships III the yiciAlty Of
Fort Elltce, Northwest Territory, for a year
pnst, arrived tn town this norntng. lie
states tint tho Asslnibo!n ntyor lad oyer
flowed its banks, flooding the country. In
places tho river was 4 nlle nnd llalt wide
wl,ore ordinarily 1t Is not more thnn zoo
yar.ls. Tha, town plat Of V!caryilla, Of Granl
Valley, opposite the syndicate Town OF
Brandon, was unier water on thH III Of July,
some Of tho frams buildings being alioat.
Tue lool III the valley Is said to bo q
most unusua! one, as eyen the old
est Indlan Inhabitants do not IT,
member anything OF the kind eyer
happening before. Tho flood Is attributed to
tleaVy rallls tll the a8ctlons above Fort Eli!ce.
The watora had begun to Eubs!4a after the
Grand Valley was Iett. trAe Canada Pacific
Railway itl,p has been located beyond Bran
III IL regard to sltting, ,Duil aid tho Sioux,
III, MoArtltur says that the reports are cor.
tlicttng, but this much IL known: Sitting
Bulls banl ls bFaken up and scattered II
sections over tue country. Hunger al4 want
were The causes at this. SittlnK- Bull, with
i sinAl1 remnant Of Ills .Uncs poWerfu!
fol!oNlng. T u +. now In the Yictnlty OF
&c Qn.App9lle. Recently by lnd NJ Interview
with III. Dswlnoy, 4ndlan comlaisstoneT, IL
| regard to SCOUTING q reserve on CAhRQ1a0
but te w. St fSsaEssa fss ~
could not .bakIyen np 70 United stalas In
, 1881-07-13

aptEtd& 1Apo4eh 10 Ans GhsSoQ0 1131I4Hss
CoLuNuus, O., July Eff the Senatorial
Convention to-day is taken rs m indication
of ,yhnt The Stnte Convention OF to-,norrow
.,,,,, =" u ..,si ~, .o - tha ,noat turhuisr,
VIII nc, II VIII po ono ol tna lh9st suluulsa'
gatherings that hayemot III this city ior Seafs:
At tho Senatorial Convention no little bad
blood showed itself, md, what Is still worse,
~, sa,oot,o,, NJ - cnndtIata dftf not hnva the
~ oeios'.on y. " -. vi. 49,. "ou ats
enect OF qatetlnR h"1!s VI u'a t"Aal uele
gatcs. who, upotl leaving tho llall, declared
tfey would not undor ary consideration sup
mort the cnudtdate, A1r. Horace Wilson, Of
tt,tu oitv ,yi,o Il ID nhorpct i,v ann,o secured
.nls eltS' "no' ~ 20 e' ~ ~ oo's' nssus.s
tho nomination through the 1ree uso OF money
The Democratic State Convention of to-1nof
row cali hardly be anything less than dis
cort1nnt. un,v{rIdv hotlv with nenrly every
.,.,aa".stss .,t,,ts1o,, IT,. f-oo,tor. and fae.
aelesallon uVloeo llto 1tactlons WV 'as
tions. Tonight, so far as can be ascertalled,
the lealinE candidate Is Mr.. ]. ". Do0k-
wnlter. OF Springfield, Ills friends aro tho
,',.,st ,,,aaro,,a .sorroru and vct thera il a
1hoss visotous "oino.o' mn 49, .,,s. .e ~
very stfonR opposit'oli "ppntoht A'avAs n'
rural delegates, who strongly uFgo the noml-
natlon Of n candidate for Governor whose
Democracy ID not questioned and whose re-.
, 1881-07-13
POLITICAL.
Wisconsin Greenbaokers Hold Con,
vention and Nominate Full
Stats Ticket.
Spccu1atious on tho Action Of tho Ohio
Democratic Convention TO 10
Held To-Day.
Groeabaokea Of the Sixth, Ninth, aai
Teuth Illinois Districts Hold
0amp-haetiug.


sp.etat Dlspateh to 7ihs thteaoo Tribune.
WATEigrowN. Wis, july i9.-Tllc National
Grcenback purity Of Wisconsin led of With 4
very falr-slzed Stato Convention, wl,icl, was
chilled to order ut nooi, to-tiay, In Turner
Hail. About ono hundred delegates wera
present, ni,ti represented each Of the atglt
Congressional districts. Woman's rights
was recognized In its broadest sense by some
Indy dclegntes being reported. Such, ofd
whcelllorses III the imitation cnnso as Col. Il,
May. ". II. Barnum, DIV. q. Priest, George
Godfrey, and others were on tland 10 give
inspiration to tho loye-tcast, and Il
was very evident that tho assurance
OF tic presence of ex-congrcssman
Il. II. Gillette, Of 1owa. md thu 1loy. De La
Matyr, OF 1ndfana, assistcd III swelling tho
proportions If tho Convention beyond what
might otherwise have been expected.
W. II. Lockwood, of Fond du Lac, va,
chosen permanent Chairman, with II. Miller,
OF Marathon, and l.. G. Drulsotl, OF Craw.
ford, rs Secretaries. After the. preliminary
onssS iiIstte narc.srd Gs tHssS fho conventon @ in r
monopoly III botli thu old paftie.
S Ssar,. urse a sfonAy {Gr {4eon5aeSsrs slSn 3 S
put down. 1'he platform! atlopted roaflirmed
tlle Chicago Greenback platfornI, recognized
in the attempted assassination result Of the
spoils system. and favored the election Of al
public officers, rs fnr as possible, by the peo-
| pla; favored xotnail-sutlrAge, aliu TINT tha
$;,G0, ,000, 600 Of National bank loan he called
III mid applied to the payment OF the National
debt. Tlio following State ticket wns llom!.
natett by reclamation: Governor, f. L. Ali1s,
Milwaukee,; Lleutenant Governor, David
Gfltlings, Fond uu Lac: Secretary OF State,
Wilson 1Iopkins, ClIlppowaai Treas:
Superintendent Of Public INSTRUCTION,
j. 4. Gaynor, Wood; Attorney GcMcra,
joel Foster, Pierce; Railway Commissioner,
u. u. Drunson. Crawford; INSURANCE Com
INK tie lisv. j)c In Matyr addressed Ills ttl
luw. .Grcenbnckcrs III Q stirring speech, con
yeylng the idea that the success 0f the NJ
ttonaI Grccnback purity was tho only salSa
tIQp for tho Nation.
, 1881-07-13


CnowS po1xr, 1.nl., July 14.-1nformatlon
was received lere tu-lay tllat I'LL EnKlshilli.il,
whose name yotr correspondent WINS unable
to learn, died yester.lay from tho effects OF n
wpund received nt Hobart, III this (Lake)
county, July 4. Tho ttcecnsed, who lind bee1l
working OIL the line 1T tho Now York, CHI
cago 4 st. Louis railroad IN Porter County.
went to Hobart to celebrate, MD while there
MD under tic influence Of liquor, got fntu n
drunken b1awl with Ilobart parties, IN
StocKer's saloon, receiving In the melee n
blow over the lient witt. Il chair III tho hands
Of Uitauncuy Wheeler, ,ini!ieting n terrlnla
wound, Which resulted In Ills death. The
wound. though serious, WIS not considered
fatal Mt tho time. Wheeler has for years
Gy | wliisKy. Nons i'ds If liz parties @ vagsged IN
tllanitray hive bee,l nrrestcd Ns yet Wheeler
Inns left for parts llnkllDwt1.
, 1881-07-13

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 1..-11enry
Smith, coiorut, WIS hung by II mob at Desarc
Saturday night fur ravishing little orphan
glrl named Matte Webb. Tic iend, after
rulnLng the Ilttle thing, cut her tl,root,
stabbed her IN the side md bowels, mashed
her right shoulder into Il jelly, md betlt her
bralns out with fencv rail, After the
C0r0rer's inquest tho prisoner was lo1gcd
III jail. About u o'clock Saturday hight
souo thirty or forty men took
the keys from the Juller md efeetcd m ell
trance to tic lnIl. They lollnccd upon the
monster 1lku avetlgtng angels, dragged a!nt
out into the bright MOONLIGHT, n'nl hung him
until tlead, ind Gust his budy into the river:
piece of business Imaginable. The avengers
wera not. masked, a!lt tho people followed
them to tic river. Not T. ,ntitt WINS raised to
Its crime. popular sympathy Is with tho
lyuclers.
, 1881-07-13

BALriMo,tE, Md, July 1:.-A letter from
Westminster, Carroll C0unty. dated yester-
day, says that Robert Bell, culores!, died In
TINT city lust night, agcd somewhere In tho
eighties. Ills life was known to Ilnyo been
injured In a tnrga aggEcRate sum, and lls
death aud the Insurance policies WGre CEef
topics OF conversation t0-tlay. .Qnlto num-
ber aro Interested IN the po!lclus, md tlo
said tint Sl74,000 Ind bcen taken 0tl h!s llfe
lii tue past two Or three weeks, oiio syndicate
Investing $4,000,
, 1881-07-13
A FAILING uUrLD1SG,

:. Il T1lILINI8 WVIDDINIs
ST. LOUIS, July 1a.-The tllree-story build
ing, T0i North Second street, nAlolning the
1'ackell candy factory, which was burned
dawn few months ago, fell about o'clock
this evening Into tho excavation
south Of II, made for the erection
Df Il new butltlnE. Tho house Wtss occupied
l,y tho Afonro City Paint L. Color Company,
and had about dozen men III 1t Mt the time.
nll OF whom escaped, llDwever, Hxcopt. Jerry
carried down with tho Building al,d Instantly
killed.
, 1881-07-13
lOfthe Assembly Horubt
A RAILWAY DISASTER,

4 RAILWAY DISASTER.
LAKEWOOD, N. j.. July IA passenger
coacl, Of q traln OIL the New Jersey Southern
Itnasl jumped tho track approaching tho
bridge over Carasaly's Creok, .atstl. tEasslfnE
agutlist tho bridge, demolished tl,e structure
and pitched Into the lake. Andrew Robbins.
conductor OF the trnln, is, It Is believed,
fatally Injured. W. j. parnentinr. General
Freight Agent OF tho roatl. WINS also severely
Injured. Mrs lsobl,1nson, Of Lakewood, hal
Il thigh broken. w. II. Wo0drnf, Ut 1}ri,(Ye-
toll, Inns n leg fractured. Other passengers
wera moro or less aifecto Il by the shock.
, 1881-07-13

Special UApdtth to 1hs Chtetoo 1Ffo1"1-
WAuKEoAN. ILL.,, July 12.-liorse-thtcyos
are gcttnr to 10 very bold in this vicinity.
Lust night Mt 0 o'clock was stolen from III
front OF George s. Wheeler's store n horse
and harness belonging to j. u. Warren. Tho
buggy attached to tho horse belonged tn
George s. Wheeler. 1t was also discovered
this morning that MI attolnpt l,ad been matlo
to steal o.le Of DR.. l'rIca's best h0rses. but
for aonte rcasoll tho thieves were frightened
away. rIlo INN Scott wlI0 Is under bill for
500 Is still having; Ills examination beforo
Judge Sherman.
, 1881-07-13

5psetal DapateA to The Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 1a.-Lnst night Roy
Loriug. aged II years, died ut lockjaw In this
city, after an Illness OF few days. lie fired
Il 10y pistol u. tho Fourth, md one Of tic
wats was buried III his hand, which poisoned
hls nerves. affected Ills spln9, an,l caused lls
polnt Of death, hurt from the same ca,,sp.