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mi 'n "a COeeaIns.
T. np s,, D'', ana csr hair dressing.
~ A'l'' a'A"'"''I : irritation, and pro-
nO :. = vigorous arl of the hair.
.I Du'nY'.' hsY " 'SactI are invariably
acknowledged tho ssand best


rvov, Jabil ~ yrSr,ihprud0aca causing
\, trio3 IN LIZ , p,furo decay, ETC., hsv,
GsrsS , - ,ir o~ ni 'sai ews remedy, has dis,
h seai Fsad ' ~ ne h, selfcurs, which he
a. i n ''E 20. W u'I Vow luferSrs. AID
II. 49, A''''O'' 7SAthSm street, New
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moral UV' i P,eSeiips'9hs jared at Con-
chsnt 1oc,tinn o "uu uot forgot tho
pras. ii, cor ,5s 'o ,'y;' Sain and Poy-
4"' V"o FilstilaamD
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Yes, you cSnuot d fair CHI, ....
mekaF ~ Fr an, "H ~ eytith Sll the COS
whii' NOON Sssl 81 'ea,rs Of the world
you'll II Sood I na,,L' 'SInthing will give
aopttsr, A trial u ana beauty rs
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Fos me speedy cure Of SpeSmatorrhma. Sex
ua' Debility and .lMpoteacy, most druggist,
AaYd lSS medicines. We wish To .fon ts,,
Gtlisc 81 cur civilization. A, ross, a .s,,iS
'''stli 70 inBututa, So. Cha. IS ST.. b.t,,ta,,
HAd7Lh, st, Louis, Ne. ''''N
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Go 10 A. J. Brooke aaloon, southeast
,orner Of Main and Ervav streets. for \
iSk 81 pure, unauthorized liquors, vines
1 fresh ics-cold AnhSusor beer. Tbis il a
Ivalo, gust place, where sns can spend sD
| lIr pleasantly,
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J S. r. Scovill, Morris, Illg., says: Whom
your "0nly Lung PAD cana to hand my
son could not raise hi, head. he is now up
and gaining every day.--Seo advertisement.
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Lssn Kahn sells the Hun.tasl. boo,
FAnailies OF RnIIAs, Take Notice

n 1ilmonioe restaurant sells oysters
Mobile plants, Soc,
Baltimore Sslesa 60
Fer hundrsd, S1.00
Ahs Only hrst-class restaurant in Dallas
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FR,,more, MAJ Csldsa'o Liopigs Liquid
- lc' Of Beef take pleasure Ia rossm-
m as' always produces g90o aleo6, hsNl,b
~ 0NaAgIe.-Sold BY ErgsY & Bro, Dsl-
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lsdy fiiehd Of ours whess lie had almost
Deeh d''paIred Of, wAg entirely cured by the
use OF English Female Bhtols.
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Wholesale dealer in foreign sad domestic
fruits and ali kinds Of nuts, o.c. 788 Mar
p ono door from pos. efics Dallas
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MIDTOWN, Chambers Co, Ala,
ImlN L. lS11.

l have used your Femsle Regulator e1tVn-
siyely in my practice for long time, and
with eutire success where there was no conn
plication of disease. II it is not a speci6eit.
is, in my opnies, the best known remedy for
the diseases for which it is recommended,
j, II. DAVIS, NJ. ID.
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= 6usoeIs Of corn by r, A. Glass &c Co., a
.9 , 9r oGo. sheileEsouth s3 Of public ssuare
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DsStefano Bros. nav ''''" O.
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", mirror aver yist lhrew baek

A more rspuRlyc slght,
Than teeth that ara dscsyed and blask;
Or enc more pure and bright
Than Tosa Of pearls, that all may yaunt
Whs put their faith In HOI0D0NF.
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MittenthalA. 80 ~ -
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minsSt Or. wm. -. Stewart Rain.
more, writes: confidently .eco,omep3
Oolden's Liebig's liquid Extract of Baof foT
con'umption, debility, weakness cbloregir
a'c. | have tested it with universal success, u
sold BY Etva2 q Bro, pallas.
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are now rreparsi 70 supnlyt the trad.
M f,. tne celebrated Francis Whii,sksr Stsr
c uT.i,, osnvsssed asa IN anvsssed. and No
bay s,gl, onyeu So seq shet Oh Hams thew bny
,s 'he VIC -s.ar' burntOn the skin of each Man,
u they want to enjoy good living. wbniss sesn
Wy McENMIG d KEACN. ''
COMMISSION MERCHANT
1e5 Elm Street, DaIlas.
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int,r AIN S oe I'm, taurant this even
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THE PENITEHTIARY.
saPeriRtSadont GOrSs's EePort = A
COmprsRoRSive Review Of Kts
GeverzMsBt, SisslPIine,
EraEgGetlSns, Etc.
,Srrseponoeaes Of tbs Herald.

lNQTftG POlNOAAor VI AuA iAei@ld
AUSTIN, JSs, Is, 1881.
Az is wall knowA ts tao readers Of the
HERALD, tho penitentisry lsaso RoW vests in
Ne,ul. Caaningssn sed Ella, eXpiriEg the
1stoiJasukgy, 1885, BY the torn, Of which
lssss ,hs lois,ss have tbs uso Of tho prisea
grounds, prison buildings ard ell thu ma
Chinery aad other properly belonging ts the
paaitontrry, together with ths labor Of all
the oenvicts, for thO iSrm of Ave years, pay
ing therefore 1901 Par moath for sacb con.
ylot. The lssSGs have 10 fssd, oleths aad
guard TIA cspvicI, pay such DISCHARGE
money and transportation 10 discharged cor
yicm Al the law requires.
Ifaa tsst tbs rspSrs ~ brought daEn to
the Let Of November, sheus tho issal eun.
Dor Of prisoners 10 10 2,l57 which shows s
not increase within thoso ausgasn wsll. .;
some 4l9 siEea two years sgs. The di1triba.
tier Of this population is IS fellows
, 1881-07-29

while Volta!so sccurnl scco1ri plnco In
tho SECOND md thIri. The ulnncr md
!tttcy Ind a neck and.ncck finish III thof first
hent. voltatro belng E,oor third. In tho othor
hcata thero was nut over lrnuth between first
time was $soS, a:@L s:::. '' Wv '''1' : "'
The twt,'F1ll hcat racc had seven starters,
wtth positions Ia Tic following order: Caltnar,
Granger, Pete tpaccrh Una. Misttetoo. fliprnr
tpacer,. Amber. ind Post 10y. in Tho r>D!s PDst
Ilny had tho sail over tho fleItl Ut SO IL ssu.
ond: tjna tht,l; nFstletoa and lsnfap is.ance.!;
Amber sccnn, Golmsr i1irti, Tine, a:s0, 4:HsX.
Post nDy finished first IN Tho th'rs hent but was
Amber. Time. .:::sa. 2:saB. Tho fo,trth hcat
and race weto 'Eotl BY rnst 10y. Amber sccond,
Cofnar third. I'i.ne. .:g7t4, 4:tS.
Enreka. Cincinnati 10y. i. 4. Morris, ltt.lwuM,
and Mamhrtno Clay appearcd, mud wore ~.
s'HnGh positions ~ nnined. Tho st. ftoMfa
horse. J. u. Norris, waa. iacked oven against
tho Tell. Eureka placed tho tlrnt two heats 10
hts crotiit In .:.s}A. and ::.'. assuming a com.
tnandnx lend It TIC stsrt, ana holding it 70 tic
!nidly. tho iasorIt haa n1 ehntce. aa;l
heat Gus Wilson FeI.!cstcd nnetIn 10 tako hls
seat lIchinl Morris. AZ the tlrHt turn Eureka
broke. and Morris shot to the front anu w0ti
hatlds down In ..:..gA. Tho .lt,t!Ees took
put ur whitney for the fourth heat: Morris Me.;ris
thtr'l: 10 tho distance stknd. Then both Morris
and Clny broke and ran tn tho wire first and hcc-
ond. Tho heat was given to shetlun without
record, and tho race postponed Until Tomorrow.
, 1881-07-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINT.

UninterestinG Testimony Taken Yes
terday Before tho Investlgx xtlnE Com.
11litteo.
sAN FnANo1sco, July :s.-1n the mint tnvossi-
gatiou to-day o. D. Munson, Assayer at tho
Mint, testified aa to the manner afratrs In hta
department wero Conducted, and tho cotlo OF
operating upon precious metals. He stated that
gold and silver had to 10 90o tlne to mako
good coins, and that alloys had to DO rotlned 10.
foro they could 10 advantagoously uBod. lIo
acknowledged that bullion bud boon recovod
from tho Northern Dollo mlne less than 100
nno, but ho had not received 1t htmsolf, tho
mcltcr or sotnor having charge Of tho ro-
oofylns department. Had he boon IN tho placo
OF the Molter and rclncr ha would have
EGoeiyed such bullion. but would have refined It.
irregularities In tho witneas' department..
that he had to rccnrd transactions b9twocn do
Tho Government 1nado into coin only tho bull
lou bought for that purpose. ALI other bullion
was retincd for private parties.
Thomas McCulty swore thnt bullion under 100
flno waa run Into lngot8 to sAvo charges. and
when loss occurred he supposed tho G1vog1,-
mont would hRvD to stand It. TIE mint had
been working Nosthorn Doile bullion about four
yoaTs, q eousidernblo portion OF which bad to
b1 worked UveF In tho mint. A. It ran hcttec boon
no Rnd 700 now, and was too brittle for c1lnAse.
whlch utlaota tho oxpansos ot the mint.
Adjourned till Monday n0xt,
, 1881-07-29
Saratoga mud Kts.ingsn Compared.

Saratoga mud ki.aingen Compared
A gentleman who has apont much time At
saFsosa s' sba whe s' So wora wo. r
Kissngen to tho editor OF tho saFatog14n a. FOL"
ateaaa Il saa use II he aaso
coIve, belIcvc; that. they would eaeolne tho
most rslnwne! Of any in tho world "a real oura-
cept @ anIss tic advise Of thsir dootor. Tbs
wat9Fa hsre lntol!isently sna ouE p.oniseaous
Il. vory inarkod:, viii kIve you tho proRtatn
q .he a.y,. 0o to t5s ssPtlmg r. =. I'M, s,
IL a.sy V e sxs fSt s ssS
sss e ss ws s Ssss ss.sy eS9ss q ty s:x ~ @ y
5at,'ss It I oeioof, very. simple: At,ss
S%aes a9T ,4pper wi1S az It ebnsstng tso
boiled eaTs With broad, no butter allowed, aau .
ha!f.0otslo Of lIyhe Wine; then another Walk y, 70
Sa1 II ] oclook. 4 rod sleep i saro sftst O.
days cxerolso under tho tg9.ilAgions haven't
ss ssss Ess ass bayy toe :ss as
There IL no such thing 4 dr'nking, esloou, aa
ty ate as Ps S wa,s Mas ssn9 s g. es
;ss$ s:: t.. &. a a
waters saline and full Of gas. All the dtlaklnE:
il principally from one !pr,ng; tho Rakocxy. ana
drinking, GE0at pans Of warm water are around
tho, sPrEn4s, Into which tlo guuts eau p!ago
thes gsss 1s water and warn tS 7 70 s!; a's the's
isExe portion ct tAa aasos from !ao % xateF Maoh
ave glasses, as THO aas ln thae amount Of water W. @
uedtqipAllr."
, 1881-07-29

ch,,,oa ma,h,u, isas ssTaIsTt, nITa. thovob r.. a mt
carriage snd iamed- Tor lite. When ho was
enabled to return TO- ne staEs ho
s!tlsa. iiosas Foeas, o.: lfariosaisn was.sed
Hsts %e5s s'Fnsa g ,ps % e5e fer ny i.r
snoo sisnor Donate. one-ioEeei dancer, ap-
poured ID the oourse Of Coyent Garden pauso-
aaa asiiity ho aispayei, his m9tistea state not
withstandtag. l!e wore tho dress Ut q Spanish
bull.tIghter. and to the stump Ut hle leg a
what an Il" old.tsshtoaea sois oasaioil. Ia his
+" ltotEospeotlons ct tho stage" ". Dernati
desortbta . yetssa. manager, who, though bent
csss, 6cl,seteG to ropre.cns tae hcroes 70 70 Of ignt
comedy. Ne was .,uable to walk Or eeven stand,
saa shs S ha9 to Fpms!a
swathod In hannols, and to pc waeelud
on and or th9 ataxo a. shs e!rsam.
Of taS iy nS IS
BY eneFRetlcally waving IN tho air largo and
alngX pooke1.handkSsoelot dn taif p,ay way b. ss
GER" 10 audiences that werc osrtalu!y lnd1lgent
"a y e. sSfes icy woSG a9s
dian 10 oneountersd "a 1910 on the stage Of the
ses@s' ~ had % Ssen sooidentsIly ssot oa.'' never:
Hatsqsso. C eoao6slinT his deacisney now With SC
p:a Mr, WE t. wsss: saa fea
hug ooserved that hu sSemgd rntaeo!, rntaoE,
UIsao . h!s Iaeo; md then xhat was ny q, Iot: :
had 50 hold e "a sIfa!ass .lss.s stuffed .H eat
eFml Wal almost struck dumb, 1nd IL was only
BY s&ung a9Qst that recovered mxacf sui.
, 1881-07-29

St. LOUIS. No., July :8.-0ov. Crlttonien Issued
tho following proclamation. which will bo pub
lishcd throughout tho State and 5000 copies
printed for gonorat distribution:
STATE or MISSOURI, EXECUTIVE DEPART
Is 0o,ornor Of tho State Of Missouri, TINT Ger.
'S enosa s puma aaa basdo tns
sssfs senas s95SsS ao' and he ones
tons within this State: and whereas, said
parties did, on o. about the sth DAY Of October.
asksou @ said stato, a and Wild K fosec ana 10
leneo took, stole, and carried nway tho money
snd other EXPRESS: aud ..hercas. on. the 18th
DID sia pon aan sho nSr no q 'ao
Chicago, Hack Island 4 Pacific ltaliroad
q e. paries, IN this State, and with
Z! tas money and other express matter being car-
re- thereon; and whcreas, pcrpotratlng tho rob-
I'D %afosSs4 ssa. es Dd pS;i. s tHessa s
dictor 9 of the train aforesald. togothor with quo
SS Joon ~ tMecuIiongh. who was Mt tho ti1no
Il ,Seu @e ,aa e9Rsy tq9y md Of oras sad r,S Company
md and Jcsso tamcs stand INFLICTED In tho Circuit
nsser u os v Sc ss's nd sosfsa! hese
murders aforesaid ana % each of thosa' hnyo led led
IRON jGatlcc. and have dbscondod and accrctcd
,Se M,Semseyes; now. therefore, in consideration Of
- t'St''HSHt ultA Iii tGA VI Hll QtQ0f FUWHf0&
loctctoforo offered for tho arrest Of conviction
foL no parties nforusald, or either OF than, by
~ hcrsnns or corporatlous, /, Thotnas T. Crit
hereby offer Il reward OF $5,000 tor tho Nrfost
Fana IN. conviction OF each person participating in
sMher en- so6beEics or tnutsoFH aforesaid, oxcopt
ihe arrest and delivery Of sud Frank ,Iarres and
sessia ~ james. md ench or either OF thom, to
"aG 'oasr sheriff ot s9d nasiess County. !. hereby
,soes,. oaer reward OF F6,0oO, aud for tho
u PattctpatlnR in e3ther of tho murders or rob-
,ss.es above mentioned, hereby otter further
n! n testimony WHEREOF, hayc horounto eot my
ne State Of Missouri.
Jug: 4. D., lRai. -
THOMAS I. Cn1TrENDEH, Governor.
''lchAEL n. blCuhAT1I. Secretary of State.
, 1881-07-29
THE SALTWATER STRIKE.

sr1LLwATk,s, July :5.-The strike has col
lapscd. Napoleon sIvlgny, one of tho Traders,
ls now under arrest. has had his exRmiuAdou
ilutred tu give bnslls III tho sum Of $sAO for bis
appcArAncG ut TINT time. Tho u,ll1s started up
shls morning w!th allnut tho Same force ~ wero
nosckelor Lumber Company aud lsaav Staples.
full crews; c.. NJ: Nelson Co. an!
the uatinl number Of men. mayor Mathews hnt
Issued proclamation providing for tho arrcs1
Of all persons who ehAi! Interfere lth mon Gtl-
dsonleriy upon tho streets, The penAlty to alss
ctted for rho ctl!ca1on Of tho strikers. TIT
Thirty. one uem6ora of the @. A. II. reported foi
duty ut o'clock this morning., from which I
squad was detailed for duty, willis tho rest car
b. called together ut a moments notice, Thf
boom IL working Its full force. but one yafttnf
orow-.thAt Of Al Tozor-ls 1t work. The tempo
rary closing of tho saloons yesseEday nt.eFtaat
this furry shull have h,UWn ovGr.
, 1881-07-29

s*'EEFQF
LEBANON, Tenn. July e8.-Thc most dcstruct-
I've dro TINT ever visited Lebanon broke out in
Ncal's livery stablo Mt 10:30 Tonight. Tho sta
bto and all tho framo buildings In tho rear wero
soon Ignitet1. Tho following houses ,woro
burned: American Hotel. Drown's now build
ing, Just complotod; LtRon nrothors' family
Qroccry and saloon: John ". Price, hardware;
lIlll y Waters grocery; Post Otfico; ". T. Cart
wright, dry gootls: ]. I. McClatu, dry goods;
Qooibar & McClaIu, ahoe store: a. r. Thtmp-
son, drugs; G. W. billings, saloon; G. L. Johns,
dry goods; J.. L.. ScogEun, grocery: a.
T. Davis, Dry Eoodsi Foster y Co., family gF91
Eoweifs residence. Tho nl1tn business portion
OF tho city WINS destroyed. Tho origin OF tho
lTo lS unknown.
, 1881-07-29

Special DtspatsA to IAt 0Aisaeo tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., Jnly S.-The program for tho
third day Of tho ttott!ng meet.ng drew out about
5000 persons. Doubtless tho attendance would
have been much larger bad not tho sky boan
were on tho card. tho first helng
tho s:sl olast; tho second, two-mtle heats for
s;A PAGERS and tsotteras and The third tor tho
s;N class, The arae two we're tnisned. and tho
thlrd wss postponed, altar four heats had
failed to !. decide It. : Tue - two mi!e
beats race wa4t IN extraordinary exhibition Of
speed and ssasing qualities, and has no parallel
were srottcd, The fastestt ID &s63H. and
tho slowcst In A:8A, and Tho finishes
wore oose snd Intensely exciting.
There veEe on!y three starters Ia tho 2:al Faoa,
Edwin Thorne, Yolts1rc. and Lucy. Lucy, Who
sold over tho 1eld, only got third plsoo. Ed
, 1881-07-29

sAn FRANCISCO, July es.-Tho British sh'p
Oeltammo was burned ut sea In latitude u tntn-
utes u seconds south. longitude W minutes ~
seconds west, The CROW arElvod at Wilmington
on tho Italian bark 1t. Andrea, No particulars
Los AH0kLES, July %a.-Tho 0rtlamnc, with
m assorted cargo OF coal and merchandise
In company with tho italian bark faint An
drea, oG tho coaat Of Peru, took lire,
presumed to bo spontaneous combustion
from coal In the !owor h0td. Tho CROW had only
tins 10 soouro = fuw clothes, and tost tho ship
for the 6alnt Andrea After boarding the bAck
ineilataly, Tho Captain and crew aro In good
btalth.
, 1881-07-29
AT DULUTH, MIMI.
2urefal ptsudteh 10 1Ak Erh4eaoe 7{fh4snk

.6pfe4dt uGpdfh 70 TIE Eh4ed9o 1Ttothe-
DULUTH. Miun., July ga fire broke out in
Woll l. ratros sawmlll to-day. consuming II
together with about 10000 feet OF lumber, In
volvfng loss Of from flh, coo to $4,000.
DuLuTH. Minn.. July 28.-Wcld & Putre's mill,
situated near tho extremity Of 1tnce's Point,
caught tlrc about o'clock a. m, and was burned
to tho ground before tho ttren,en could Rct to
tho scenc. Tho men attached to tho mill, who
wcro sleeping In tho boasltng. house near, awoko
at tho first alar1n, and, rushing out, formed an
efficient bucket hrig1ldc. Dy thotr efforts ahont
100000 feot Of lumber were aavod, but they could
do nothing to stop tho progress Of tho flames h
tho mill. Within MI hour It WIS n smoderEng
ruin. In tho meantime the flre had coms
ana @ botwccn aS6,ooo and and 10000 icct Of Of
lumber woro destroyed; The mill WIS owned
lumber by a. bl. Miller. The former Ind con.
tract to saw for tho latter. Tho loss on tho Mill
Is estimated at $8,0N. and On the lumber $1,000.
There was no insurance IN elthor. Therc wero
besides some 500. worth OF now sRwe In tho mill.
which, with tho rest OF tho machinery, was Do
stroy9d. Tho mill will not bo rebuilt.
, 1881-07-29
AT LUDINGToN, MICH.

SPECIAL nspalth 70 7h1 Chicago Tribune.
EAST sA0IHAw, Nioh.. July GA special from
Ludlnston says fire broke out at 10:40 o'clock
this eyonlnx In tho shoe shop Of J. lotisil, con-
sum!ng II and contents, and communicating to
tho saloon building OF George Fonues, burning,
ng anu 81 600 on stock 1t then spruad TO tho store
bnllding nwnod by J. 1tain. and Occupied by
tho American Express Company and J. Young,
thought MOST OF tho o1prces goods wore re-
movud. Loss on building faoo0, and &.,oe0 On
Statila, valued at $500, and email dwelling.
loss $60u. Tho insurance could not bo asCer-
fhined to-n!Rhts
, 1881-07-29

CATrARAuous, N. T., July :s,-EiHhtoon build
lnga In tho buslncRs ceutro Of tho town wcro
burned this morning. Loss, $75,000.
BRADFORD, 1'A-, July 28.-Fira broke ont In
Mrs. Wtlcox's pharmacy, on Washington street,
Cattaraugus, N. T., yesterday morning at an
carly hour, and awept 10th sides OF tho
principal stroots, destroying seventeon Of tho
main business houses Of tho place, Including
two drug stores, Two hardwnre, grocery, dry
goods, utu.' Tho Salamanca Fire Department
vent 10 tho!r asaetanoe, but arr!vod toy lato to
Do ne Koo the n S9s buying y
f16,000, With probably not oycr $30,0o0 insnr-
auGp.
, 1881-07-29

Special DGpdteh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
Ia SALtE. ill.,. July 29.-Tho races hero to-day
wcrc financial SUCCESS. Tho Attendance waa
moro than double that of yesterday. Grand
Sentinel easily won tlrsf money In tho 2J5 class.
and the pacing raoo was won BY lilly Scott In
throe hcats-11:2,, 3ss5{. .::iA, Grand Sentincl's
heat time ~ tn9 trotttng rncH Waa ::;kt Th9
InAtters their own way.
, 1881-07-29

+.
t"PEkA, kas., July .8.-0oy. st. John was TO-
ss! . advised OF serious disturbance In luka,
'.aa eouhtf'aeat ot Pratt County. Bome tlmo
sso tua county voted 100000 In bonds 10 AID Of
s nstt'ous railroad enterprise, aud tho bonds
~ s!e placca III Escrow With tho fscal agent Of
W. ,%s o.a'o M IN Now York City, and, fearing that
itaa it. hoard OF County Commissioners would
would onon tho door tor tho saio Of the bonds.
.nnttca Lorca OF seventy 10 lD settlers are 70.
"u IA sr!oayc 70 nave marched upon tho Town OF Iuka
nt. n,aer county officers, wo arc now being held Hs
thIs 70 Prevent burionttlK tho county With
san be btey aebt Until tho validity OF tho bouds
, 1881-07-29

ST. JoHN, N. h., July e8.-Heavy and long
continued rains aro serloualy Interfering with
the work Of tho farmers. Grpat dam
age 10 threatened. Tho crop, much OF
which ia already cut, IL waiting to ho curct. Tho
rnius r,ado considerable OF freshet In tho
h1iraInEchl. and tho northwest boom Rayc nWay,
sending ndrlft son1o 5000, 900 feet OF lumber. It
le expocted all Will bo secured. Tho weather
cleared on hero this afternoon. aftGr an almost
BtoadY rain for forty hours.
, 1881-07-29

Earneti tuns-ChlcuFo, !; Cleveland, 6.
Two. base hits-Anson, Dunlap, Mccormick.
Phillips, Bradley.
Thrce-hnsU hit-n1nd1cy.
First bAse Ou balls-qore, Nolan.
First base OH errnrs-Chtcago, O.; Cleveland, O..
Loft on basca-ChicaEo. 0: Cleveland, u.
Mccormick.
Tails caIlcd-McCoru,ick, IS; Corcosan, 90.
Strikes acknowledgements. 10: Corcora1,. H.
Double play-ShutYer-M CormIck- Phillips.
Passed baIls-Fiint, l.
tTlme-Twu bours aud ten minutes.
umpIrc-Uoeschcr.
, 1881-07-29

MEw YONG, July 2l.-Ua Sunday. July 10, hsa.
birth to y boy, who Oh The day ho was Born
weIahsa! osaeIiy Two pounds: The body Ma
Shoulders wlll ft Into aa ordinary slzed bowl,
and a lnMlfuM sIzed soup toureen would make 4
snng cradle for him: Ilo hay beautiful blonde
tho wotugn eay, y. very pretty. child. Arx.
Mhttmofe.s other ahlldEen woro OF IN oEdlnAry
one II strong and healthy. and that lhexe seems
hood. =
, 1881-07-29

q. n. opsesat Dt.pateh to Ihs Chicago 1tto.,a1,
~. 'sNfo!sF, Ia, July 2s.-The garroter's samo
,,u,,,, Mased successfully at Lo Olairo, twelve
srotn,up up 1ao river, betwooa ami O'Clock this
,ot ot,hs' W. Albert snow, night watchmau In ono
xtesmhs' a!us' mad bean paid $3.50 for ooallns two
.taa ho.so while on the why to hta oi15oo after
10 aa ssntss hssa gore ho WAS mot BY s.n.nser,
Till hi ~ t!i 70 snako hands with HIN, While III
shoied9 d9ehh1!nd, h1hn, snow by the shsoat. ana
pcekets 49, untl! no was unconscious, Shows
"eFo thcn slled Of thels contents,
, 1881-07-29
roted Indian Scouts and Thirty Blood.
hounds to Join in the
Pursuit.
o,,, C,riitontlcn Offors Rewards for the
Arrest Of tho Missouri
Outlaws.
a,,rotars Attack and Rob q Man in
Lo claire, Ia, Of Large
Sum,

Euftfdt Dtpdfth 10 1ns Chtfaep 4F]0HHss
a.trsA, ILL.,, July 2s-Tho pnsscnecr-traln
-s,nh icft this ctY at 11:b5 Inst evening met
% wi,h an accident Just this slide Of Warren, caused
W. n Tho W u,!spacIn9 Of switch by some unknown
nersona The cngIno, tondcr, mall car. baEsaRo..
eonc,,. md smoking -oar ran OF tho truck, and
.v =, hit tho Inst named car woro completely
,",ncd over. Strange to rclatc. no one was In
turcd although tho 1rain WAS running at n high
,ato Of srcosl nt tho t'mo. Tho engineer !at! nnd
IaGn,ai Il1nois Central and tho Mineral Point
'facks ilt woro torn for q considerable tlIs.
IN vest bound trains wero transferred at War
rrn nm this morning, causing, considesable ao'ay.
n.'rea. and truins Will aereafter run rs tlstn!
K ahots tImo ago m attempt was matlo 70 wreck
~ Illinois Central passenger train by tho III.
soI,clns d 81 switch t6is sde q Council NH. Az
hwftii accident was hvortcd by tho timely dis
aee DO sts isst In Tine tof tue sTat
Wh " liz rato Of thirty miles nn hour Efforts arc
hc,nS made to ferret out tho guilty partics.
, 1881-07-29
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NEW YoRx, July as.-l'rlghton leach: Tho
milo and d quarter rncc was won by Oouvernour,
Aock Amont second, Kitty Clark third. Thine,
2:lt.
THO milo and an eighth rnce was won by Una,
Topsey sccond, 13elona third. Time, 1:57k.
Anoihor mile and an eighth rnee was won by
Resale, Gwyantwa second, Lob Rldde third.
T1m0, l:D.
Thu selling race, milo and quarter, was won
BY Surge. Duke Of Kent second, Susannuh third.
Time, 5:l6.
Tho steeplechase over q short cOuVse wns Hnn
BY, ike Il6nbnn,, Lizziu b second, Strychulno
third. Time, :.:GQ.