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, 1881-06-16
OFFICER MAHQNEY.
Tic Funeral EervJGcE-So Glow to tile
H{Urderer*.

Tic Funeral kervJecE-No Glow to tile
1Itrdererxs
Not muny tuys preceding Ills ihurtcr Oillccr
MMhnncy nskph M 4 ftly0r Or soyrr.ll personal
friends ttat they would inentIan Ills nr11e to tho
proper offeta!s fur position o snlnc Ut tho ,tcw
patrol Wagons. ns he thought himself l'etter
qualified for that sort Of sprylcc thin tnr trav-
ellnr poAt III tho i>oerinE StrHct District. Ut
tho lAtter 10 nppcurcl tn have dread. and. II
hp hA1 Il prcnonttlon pf tie fatu which nwAtetl
him, ho Rysuku OF tho rak hc rnA III travelling u
beat In Il section notorious nut f0r its tluny
deeds uf crinac. persiAps. but for blondy
and unpruvokel murders. Thore was nuth-'
lug Of tic coward In him. aud ho nude
this request only because hc knew tllat.
by rcason Of bis inferior size Atitl tho dccrcase
with axu of his physical powers. ho WIS nut
nblo TO cops with tho hnr!y bridgeport r'iI!ian.
However, llnuth inatie tho Charge hutGre 't1la
police authorities could. nnty y WIS tor hcarsc.
lume Of tho deeeNtcd hus 1ccn yisl.ch ty, it
multitude Of rrielltls AMI acnt.hi1ltnnces whs,
gNtne to ctndole with tho berGavcI w!fu aud her
llttiu duuEhter.
E.AEl.r YESTERDAY MORNING
s:eta Of fstty p,.tresn tor..s n linz 1T tne
ass,st.S Gy " MS ls,x,a, 'eaf; ata w scrSts. H.
ifhom . mi cfSss!, ! a1!i i}!,l; iI},!!,y!s!o;n q q
Which Tho tleet'aso,l, was IN actIve
member KatheSi y their halt, on !1o @ s.,s,rr ot
tih,steu tlta ~ t"Gtn s'Eusn. t ~ ";n ..,.n W.
r'stII.1,ia m. ii TitSe,Iti, sIrcni. nis mi ior
intur tho fuursi urttHr stilrtc,l fr tho Jesuit
n,rt, ~ thn tjnir Family hi,r;,
,%,ss wns t.aihruttl Il" Lin ltnv. FMtEur Itn,t,.
m,n,,s. II, lii, shurt urttloS uyer thu dpnI tho
MfGrr tn,k trr.Ai,n III t.nrirtrrisf, ,H ,lylnis,
"a a s,,,i,I,si, ,rlt,.I Il,Mfi liz ,f,,xni tn ft-
s md rolntIyrs III liz ticuctsu1 Ty rcfurr,,,x to
tilo btrh rupulu tiu,, .rd n.rrilux worth or M-
n,,i.r nt ,.,..i,t,., nf lid ,'rsm ~ t, t,,h
lress. aud .r the fi,vi tu.t ie VIA tncsn6ur IT
lie Ch,lrc,,. ,,.d, sudden ii,tn,xit itls tiet;h wns,
iinn,, ieny,r tf,p Church. thu Gricr ttf tic nr,,-
eessf1,, WI. m ft,ifu,gs: pnttnn If HIcu: tjtli.
iuvistnm a. T. IT,. :su str1I.v: i,,sc. viii iii.
purs siw,re, Fiyn,, Carey I'M, Eiiivuf, Ut tiiu
twelfth Streut tfiiuii, uld Utilcrs Lillr.ly aud
t %ian m,ultis uf tho 4. o. H.. ac,inw ~ Jill.
tMnrers. Foilnw1ns rn,nf, tarrinuuS ts,t,tntt1nv
s fmttlt. .mt r..iativsA md rris.tMis tI liz. H.
c'Sssl' Ihcru wure st,nie tGiur jikU Itl currf9rs
49,, Itt,t
, 1881-06-16
CROl'-I'Is{)SI'E(,I
low

IOWA.
FAtHYIlf.t,, H., June t1.-TtM following RI |
Hurulfix Iowa crop prbsrcctS las bceit pre-
l,ltud by Secretary +Inllm X. ShatTer, Of tho
Stne Agricultural Society, showing rGt,irIls |
fruu ninety.riyflt counties aud e2d town. |
ships:
The following urn presented rs co,Mlensa- |
tt0ns Df the Forthcoming r1pUet FROM May Ii
to JUNE II, which Will be given thu public III
pamphlet farm In Il few slnys. One liunircd
Is The salNlart If comparison In tlIc tO't,pst-
ta.I'n! from reports. TIIo general average is
taken:
!:y, townships. cs.i'nnlc tl,n afeass Ut 3,01!,-
iss) ,lgres, U,nt tinrty-vfaht counties. repre-
s':'lt!MK vi t1wilsliil,s. plncc t!ie nsrrnEe
cnndlt.un n1 the cr0l' VI n fraction t'ycr NJ
i from .iefec,i" scc,l. Wiru NIL cu!worn,s
ar, cn'lsng destruction IN ina,y localities. |
I}rtnnI1.cnri- -tlfty.tl,c c"ntftIcs, represent.
Ing ttO tow1'slills, rstinlasn tlo planted aeres
i,!rIcty:scss,l Townships. give ti,c ayor,tRc
condition If the crop nj II prr crNt.
spring wheat--S t1scsy-Tese11 rUutties. frnii
iii townships, repnri tile acte:sg: ut lU',sts'
ulgl't coutIties: Elve t!c average colltiltinnAt
s1 per cr.,t. I'l,ir.s-tl.rrr counties report tic
l,ft'seitre Df the c!ltti:l'.!E.-in SGssc c:!A:s
ts"inE '"'c, !a!!@S. FoHr r'''i,,ttt* t rep'rt
DrnMslst las injuit,tt so'!u: ii!'lsts.
Whittier w!leHt-Iwo hundred aiN[ eighty
fnif townships, representing fftty-six cnl'''
!,iowed IL; '%sns "in,:r.slIicd 'rtat r"niajni,,3
has bseti inJrt"i hy .lr,nsht' nhd fn soc;.1tsses
s;prll,a iarIey-scvtn,y- y-scvrn counties: irn,n
e'iss ISt'fl lrn' ss it, 'sS ,a.s, III s.vs
tho nvrrnxc e',1s'Ittisn nj MI por ueGt. son,e
En||nrtos arG hpsca frnsh ehnca.auRs. 49,.
Aetetx. Mt ,.sS nnd TIC ArnrAKc cuntt t!t1t Ut w.
pr cent. Ghi.lch.buxs are in1urns ua er'f' III
tMts--Sinety- ciaht e.n'nt!ce. from Gat tow,s-
ships. rrl''wt ~ H,nAEe Ut l:stt,s's The "anv @
Ih!s rfop, ir1lnist.s ii heavy fHrte"t. ...,
Finx-EiRn'y-'n" c's.A'Ies rrprasssItinY :aa' M
townships give tho n,casc tt'!.'lftnn NJ 70 per
eetst. 1u*tiltiues hrc nt,tgI u Ill tEscst t,n-
kMown ~, x!r,i'ns tho root" Just be!"" tho top Vi
sorghum vr Asnher cnnc-Four hundred and
| eighty toss!ships. Representative - ntntty.itMy4 ~
townships give tho nyerae upusiitfon uf crpt' ut
d per cvnt: Are" increusa,s; ..,, ,
Goi tnwtlal,Ii,s give tlo H,trr 1T IT, H. nn.l IN
t,swtrh!'ss E''v the ntcruxe uu;iHn nj - l.G ptr
..'lt. Cnh,fn'lo.tnsd atc 1T wnr1 I'll iase vines
Sweet. ENTHUSIASTICALLY counties. fr,n 1G3
tnwt.l1ipt. rtn,vt I'LL nerGatc nf 4.jsi. xuI tho
avrru%' w"!laltlou ior lu' townships Is reported
spr,ilv ryr~Thirty-thrcc cnuntto,. fr,nu t,lir-
ty.s!X tnwnsatla. rrp!rt tlio nercaxc u 3.sN.
Winter r,.'-Su":y-ttvc counties, represent.
ths average cot's!!t1on fr"u' ~ townships ut u
| s1rutf,,w4-sjx hundred uni nine Townships,
in ,II,eiy-clttEt tTtnt.4 Gsltt,Inir Tic Htrcngt'
tn h. l.lHs ILL. nd bj 1.lxrts HttE slu HA'.rAsp
..n"ii,!un Vt b: rsr csns. IN rrrsral t'caiIi!ts
, 1881-06-16
THE OAR.

Fpsti1l Dtspateh to 1Ht c;tedao Tfftnns-
k1:ul1l.K, 1u., .Tu1le lh.-The fon,-t'arel
sl,ell, stx.mred harge, anu four-oarctl glE
crews Of the Keo'ult l!nwinE Club. left fur
pcorIa this ,nurt,nR tn taku .art In tic coming
regatta uf tun MisslssIppi Wiley Amateur itnw-
Ing Axsuci.t!0n ut t1nlt placu. 1une - u, lhl a.
Tic Intervening time iM.fnr4, tt!e rcshtth viii lM
spHnt IN riht1tciE. aud leAtntnE tito wnttEs u
tile IcUEtA tuilr4e.
, 1881-06-16

OH Aunt Fullnlo Walker, ux9i III yunrs, aud
pr1Ibuliy the llitokust nGHrpsa tlut usVr troA
arrived hi LuIisytt lny Or two tlnce. Hi1 IL i
3uust ut slr; Jcr ua'!s, N.+ ~ Water ,.treot.
Aunt Fannle s"ys she u eM rnuto " Kansas
WIN has bacoiau very Rich. LIVES. sna sto wants
In gu lhur, III sEcEl the EvIInner 1T arr days
8Mcot Hi1tcou.
, 1881-06-16

First lllkn on LuiIs.-Auxoll e.. Turns, Gul1-
smith. Flint.
Flrst bnse IN crrors-ChIcnx1, q: Providence, l.
l.rft o.t bases-ChIcsgn. :: l'rt,v1acnGr. i.
struck nut-Gotr. Kelly, uurns. uoltasn!th,
GIiiinnti, furk.
i'alls entlrd-t,odstutth, 81: Ward. 81: lind
flnirtl, ~.
Strikes cutlcd-Guilsulth, IL: wnrd, II; Rud-
hniirtI. 4.
Iiullt,:e p!ays-MeCtelinu.Fa FarrrIl-Start.
Wild ttllctcs-WnrL, :; lsadtourti, l.
Tlne-Twn hitlr4.
Cluplre-Jeucrs
, 1881-06-16

Sxe{4l NApaie4 to Tn Ck1e39o 1F1tNNk
Bri.tkuglE!.p, ILL.,, juno lb--Hucrutary vi stAsu
uctneat tu-dxy informed IllA Tribune rus-
respondent tint l,u woul'l hare tho u!ncfMi
ultIuu Ut tho laws enacted ut tho lat Legislative
scsston distributed tN tho County Clerks u tho
uttiul4 bcltur ttt.,e faau hRa Dypr lieEure bEt'l
ttll,tlu getltqs 0ut tho lAwS. Alha Gcet't4Ey DE-
l,lult deserves crastit fur pushing tnelr ublaca'
ttUn " theoretically,
, 1881-06-16

SPECIAL UI1VIItA 10 IA& th1ed8d 2ft11Ht
l.A tmSsE. Wis, Juno l5.-Cr0p.pr'fspcct
III ttis yiunity anil Southern minnesota n,ht
Dakota urn Ii, every rcspcrt fine. Gral''s Of
al kinds nre tluIt. finely, asHl thu weather Is
excollcnt. Tho tlle extl,s huye luNu'nn imnl1nso
n,nt,uut Ut Rta,d. Uurn II e'N,aing st'lrly. and
will turn 1llt E0uaf, In seo.inns where nj 1nel'
tHtss4 ,udl lIAc itvlr nppuMEztllcU thu ruin has
kIea lhpM, aud ~ 1rNr IL entertained VI tlplr
appearance 10 du Atly italnnHu.
, 1881-06-16


IoypoS. Inns 15,-Aithough The County
Co,k Il co,uuarnttyely uuErt. largo bod.es ,,r
tyoop, ar,. hetnp sent 10 tia district of which
B,nJon il Tim centre. The an,alj t,n,ants o,i
,x,,,utrr ,,ather frnu tynv In tlnv Mt lin
f.tus If t,,e % "s1sn.cts,, arrcstc,, u,tier tfe
ro|rctpn art tn rut lin inv nnd rnrth FIN,
root cn,,s md n colIislnm hnt,vcr,, M tlcst,
robs md ti,a ]oco1 cnns,n!,niory m,,v tuko
pace at auy moment. T,lo ueusn,,,rv In tho
ptrhlnrhuol If .rimolrnvt,r nj, Co,,rt Sfnl-
sherry l}ay. arc greatly cxcIteI oyer the nil
wop,ycy Of
err uo,.o.
from whom the toxn Ia n.nad u,recch.
Nol,so !, t.,,,, ,.,,..' - ,r.,a.,, ,,,,'., A..
h,Y ,nJ rn,'s =. m as, ,,,a"u ~
t1s,t in Vim nsto, u, ",,' ,hra ao ocori, n 'Io
u.ltthm =, W,.,nta 1t,.,1 ~ ',n,,,. ,...,,s
ls wns .a,,t - ..ra,. r.,, ~, T., . t.,o & re
r fr,' H. - ."' ,'sm .s"o"" -. '' p.a'
f.mn,o r., ~ ""a ~. ,,u.n nIA. toa"'u,.
ronnto.s t; ~ '.."' ato'!sis"' .' u.o ,.o
n,ms tro,' ~ -, Nsna1''' ~ esta'ea a.Ass ~
the h,rts H' ~ t't' ~, n's'ts. II" .uuaeu 'ero s o
u,,o" ''Is T.; " H. ''.o , Mse, T"c''e. ,' lonat a
tad -, t., ~ "'' "sA' e4lu 4N'onA .lo''''A .''o
,pit,,tnn S'"'s; i4's r1op!ets w wv 'n''n
u',.a s''y''t WHICH l''es peea 'lneast1'e" ny
toost .a,,a! ,,.sa' i'e"sae.s from tae n,hss OF
W ..'a 'S'a.e, ~ sa'a 10 ,lHse oeeh uttered III
;m,,ro, ms''n eore''e'' st"rk} ""s' As l's natne
S'''s' n'afs1'' usd "heh -.
'aled tin roast. serd you tllo current
Ia. haoo,,.'' ~ '"u ~" -" t.s .so ''.. "s
ans ~ M,e n"as '',u p''''o' u ''1' oape'7'
H -, pI"sats. .,'s,'.
Ths s'a,s..an s..''.'', ",ku.s ono
, 1881-06-16

l}nsrt,N, Mass, June l5.-At Mystic lirls
the a::..5 rlass l.ad nine cntsrs, and WIS wo,
luv Cl,nriey Champ!EtI In ttlrcr stra!ght lnt.ta,
Mill uuy sccond, Rud Ladie foxtu third. Itsnc.
.;;st|.i,
, 1881-06-16

llA,e4g.1lu, Couu,, Juno la.-I.eo Faulkner,
Nuw iufk useMt Ut u tntIaaalpna drcas-Haotls
house, WIS IL uisvo becn tnsrrc1 lust erttttnx to
Hiss Eil!e, daughter ur Suflnau Hubbard, Wilpso-
Bale tuharcu.tlenIsr Ut lhls cty. whu resides In
tAu uutgIutuX Town Of }]luointtrId. tie tele-
krapnrd lhIt Au would bv here yesterday Moru-
, 1881-06-16
AN INDIAN WAR.

VI. PAUL. Ninn.. June .h--A bstuf sapctal tsou1
Winnipeg IL tho I'h"lxer lstss suys that war bus
broken out uetwccn tho Sioux and creos. aI..l
Dasttt1 bus heen fought t,sAs WNxly Mountain,
Thu Crrts objected u tho 6ioux coming tArtAcF
WeHt, henoo Tho tr,n1lo.
, 1881-06-16

lnSDoS, june IA h1spa!cIt from
CUpl,enl,asrn suys: Several thousand work
il,ril arc III, strike III Stuckl,nl,i, and rIoss
arc feared a numbered the iiIes in Sweden
reccIMtly are believed to he of inccndlary Ori-
gin. Tile condition Ut tho country Is uIsatis-
factory,
, 1881-06-16
FRANCE.
A1lt1i1'ta>SAI. I1i.I'l;riJ.Y.

AHiliTtp*AI. Di.rEriEs.
1'.>nfs, june l5.-The t:1vcri'nrnt will IN.
trnneu Il 1,ill IN Tho cIlasnbgrs assigning MI
additional Deputy 10 cach Ut tho nInu pro-
vIncInt ACCOMPLISHMENTS, a,ul seven IL Tic
l'artstnn ACCOMPLISHMENTS which now linyu
over 100, ,tsU population.
, 1881-06-16

Tlerc will i,c IL trottlng ,nntinte at tho
Central Park track Satuulny, Entries Will
ctUst ut tho ttagk Ut .1'. III.
, 1881-06-16
SALE OF UTAH MINING PROPERTY.

9Nk4- W VIM u&IptHN WI <nt -
SALT LAKE. utnh, julo Eh-Tn0 Golden Circlo
all esullp OF nlIue3 un thu North Fafk ct tho
buIlntlI River, In lo4uhl Canuty, I4aha, wcr0
yeatetsIay lFshasptl w English capitalists. Tho
pri.o wills quarter nt y inlltitnt " 1.IEafs. lf
peGtud to bo Invested III shAt eottltfJ III sntnes.
, 1881-06-16

fo..1ny Is tho Rratd opening uf tho great
LhlIIft1nli0fl Eatu Ut tncn's cnthlnE, hntH etc.
They 4,sarntiteo TIM best bArRutns ever offered
III EbnG'i ut IL St0fc straut. iIe1t Rtore to tho
tsrtler M Mt'lruc STREET. itrtncml,cr, this great
sa10 must close Muniny, Iuno ~, nj II d clock
noon tbetnH Just ~ tinysi.
, 1881-06-16

Tic stGrrce Ut tho GDyertlUr Uf A14criM.
fUrlIisa,llmg tia natives Il, tI,sstss nr!tls, rs.
erlt ly special permission. IL thnt9iit 10 III
iratc that The authorities ttsr lthtt the dis
orders In Oran, which HtfIi continue, will IT,
Yttile Kre,lter prllNtrtlUllA,
, 1881-06-16

rAn!S. juno l5.-Unc lllu,lsuHl tro"ls left
Dlscrtn fur tran. eli rUnte IN frnnr". Mhrc
arg expgcle. to return lulnlU shortly. The
SILK and wOuntlul French soldiers Irow IL,
The hospital ut Ttnis t.1M III tic Province vi
Constantine, Algeria, only number .isU. out
nf M tn snel,
, 1881-06-16

f1Nck a. tsnyneF4A Moth Powder II the
EtIr'.st insect killer 1t mike. short work OF
sHit!I!lc furA aud wtx,iotn ftrl1n tho ravaRcs Of
innth*. I3nck s. ftaynps. snnkors uf tho MARA"
i.nItI1nr.
, 1881-06-16

If ,nhrr Frn,n tho wntchmnn mil It Is therefore
ttlS prttrd TINT tAr sirln hrvt been systematically
ulntlcrrd by tho wntctnau fur ss,ne time past.
, 1881-06-16
SCI1:S x1NI} G1fIfMENIS.
CARSON, PIRIE
& CO.'S
VstBnl Dry Goods House
MADISON AND PE0RlA-STS.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
OUR STOCK or
SUITS,
mAMTLES,
HAvEL LOCKS.
JACKETS,
And ULST ERS

. u
determined to reduce II.
4 rnre opportunity to buy Fashionable
Costumes hid Garments at merely uom~
inal prices.
Vie n,Mke Il fer quotatfouS to give nn
!tca OF the radical character Ut tlle re.
dncilUns:
bridal. Rrrcpifon, md Evening Dresses,
furinrrly $i25.0J and s150. on, now
Mi. % and SlUu. %.
Fancy silk UNI Sntiu Walking Dresses
reduced Ohe.tiIird.
Black I.aec hunting Dresses, trimmed
With Sntln Shlrrlnss and Spanish
1.ate,
Fot9,tcrly &)5 !; How 3F35.N0.
Formerly $50; now $$ssD.OH.
Calvrel All. }yoai tHuntlng Dresses, ali
Mcw Nnti vrry stylish,
Formerly Ss0.sIA; nav &t5.00.
Formerly ElS.a't1; naW fiiI.f3.
FDrtmerly fs11.OU; now S1b.UO,
SIIIrrc4l Satin Ma.ltles, richly trimmed
with flne pasyemsnterlcs mud Span.
fsis laep.
Marked tluwm from $50. 10 to $4,000.
Marked tlawm frum E4i. NI to it:!5.t
MnrktI llaTn fr0m %:}5. 90 10 $50. 30.
Ind lawrr-pi:iced t:Armcnts iu tho
sanIc proportion.
Inlp,rinl ilnye'0eks, n.ala at Fine Cloths,
III t1ie tnD&t fashionable shades.
Reduced from !StS.Db to $li.00.
lsrauccl fr3ui Slj.t'0 10 $1,000.
, 1881-06-16

Et.,tt..A. y. T., June lJ.--l'actng RUIZ fret

E1.,ttss.,. y. u, June l5,-l'aclng RUIZ free
for nil:
n(lIy Stnit ...... u...........-........l ! !
TiHr-.:1l: ..::.4.N!t. .:;s;: 2:..1.
FREQ Enr uIl truttrrs:
hftISt .. >.
!fhtf ..-..,,.......,. ....... ,........'-.t :"
lhteheh.. .:t::::.'.'s" = !"
YiHaG-..:.:t.;: :: a:1J.3: .:Ss3i3.
, 1881-06-16

By tic i,,stlrarl. The Government contribution
being stricken UMi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-08

I he PreaIdsnt would Rather visit den
tor I hRu the seaside.

he President would rather visit HEp'
tor IhRa the seaside. Y"
The tenor Of saturday'O dispatches show
that tti6fe is now nothing upuaual In the
appearances abont the White House 10 In.
dictate that Nilhiu the mAnaLou there 10
an hing that daily drawS the attention oi
the whole country with special Interest.
Policemen aull cit a. the gates to stop
idlers, CrSnks and like people from enter.
lug, aud two 0euttisG pace leisuiely under
| lthe shstlb Of the trees gu the bohh and
west sides Of the lawn, but tho'O who
IhAye busiue.s at the White House come
and ya without hindrancs. y. ~
plGuS for tho removal Of the President
A,e a,ili discussed by those who are near.
cal him, but nothing definite hau been
Ga,eid upon. The nnCh;blksd:0f gta
tiiu ia most favored, heCAusstt 10 doubted
whsthsr he could stand tho fatigue Of
ltavel BY railroad He has .eIues"ed bic
sltnny preference 10 bs removed tn VI Mentof
"A souu AZ thia be d0ne Will sAis.y 4 As he
a. Iesses r. he wants to Rnt back 10 The
olj ,od, and thinks bis teCCvofy VI fall
lbe.lth will he speedier there than any
where else. ll's Improvement Hi'hin the
lisst three days has been marked; his eyes
have ryalned thsit Uld.t ME SparIlt; HE
voice and complexion are uote neatly
what they we're Ia health, and be Ii
IsltonRer. The papers are fesd tn, lin
"A much AZ he Gtte TO htye them,
but matters Of bu.iDess are, of c1utsp, not
feisrted TO, and nothing which could CAtiSe
mental sffott bk excitement on the part oil
ne rreside ehL IL aloNed tU bs brusGhed In
bis pfsssnGs Asa matter Of laCt there is
nothing OF any consequence rp1nitirR HE
attention. Tie Aldtngs Of i1w Cjuns
martial await his approval, but they cIu
continue tDaWAit iotWeeka To come with.
out serious fesul,.
D ubtless 4 number Of Office sreksrl
regret the pHsidetts Inability Ia
attend TO theit little matters, bu, he thAtt
OF the nation are moving on as fu As Cin
be Learned, without teeliug betipnsly The
necessity a their PetviCes EtCh SsCreta
~ mahases HE own department "a seetnI
. 10 him best, and ijf the time very lnCkilJ
, there are no great measures Ol Feioftn Of
reorganization IN hand Or under dlsca4
) sion which should iotm the topic Of 0abi
. mai tliscuAaiOn. The President hSA ihdeet
wfillen hia signature once since he ~
] wounded, but II was not All official sikna
/. IiHte. Diy before yeaierdaJ was thebith
J. day ol ons oilhe childteh, noWat Mentor
J, Gud in commemufalien ,ni the event lhl
;. members Of the iatnily got M Al
K album 10 be sent 10 the little one, II Wa
I, he'd up before the President, 4 Fen va
placed 10 his hGnd, and the result Va
= something which can be recognized Wilh
I, out much diEiCullv, AZ tile AntosFApt dig
q nStufe Of thB President II Il rtueheN
X and angular, however, Abd Will in ulnir
Z. years be Cohiinuibg iemiudat Of III
lL physical weakness 70 which the writer IA
n. reduced by tbs bullet ui the GssassIh.
II seetnS 10 DO pretty generally conc,
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General notes AbOnt hummer Amuse'
msnIH-tlaao Hail Record.

GsneFnI Notes AbOnt Anmmer Amuse.
menIH-ti Hail Record.
The race between the Cornell and vi.
emma crews comes OF on the Danube next
Thursday.
PH'Chin, who was drawn In the heat ior
the 2:10 race at Pittsburgh, in which
Bouesettet fell dead, Is still At lIome wood
Park suffering from paralysis, aud his
recovery is considered doubtful.
"A Buffalo dispatch announce the sale Of
the trotting mare Jamie Wltherspoon to
". X. Armstrong, Of AImont, Mich, for
500 The transaction has not been
concluded, however, but probably will be
by Monday, up TO which time Mr.. Arm
strong has tile reiusal oi the mare.
The much.Sdvertised twenty mile race
between Mrs, Helen Barclay and Miss
ida Wray took place ID Wabash, Ind,
Saturday, In the presence Of i've thousand
peOple. The race WAS ridden without
stopping, sGYeto change horses At the end
u each mile, and was won easily by Mise
Wray.
II the Cornell Universty Grew should
win their match on the Danube next
Thundsy, BsyB tho Spirit Of The 7unGt, II
will not bh because the Austrian OArsnpn b
have been CarelesH or over confident. One
Of tht m vent to England In June, raw
the Henley regatta, and took home with
him the boat In Hhich London beat
Cirnall. A VieuntB 90 Committee original.
ly selected a crew and put them Ia train.
INK. Now they have imported from
England George Tatyer, oil BermOndSey,
we'll known professional sCuller, and
given 10 him sole charge Of the prepArG.
tions for the race.
The bicycling con eat al the Columbus,
o, Slate Fair will take place on Tuesday
afternoon, August 30, and will probably
)me In between the tpeed fiHgI OF hoTees.
the contest will be eundet The man cement
Of lhe Columbus Club. Badges Of gold
and silver for the successful contest ants
are being designed and when completed
Nill he photographed and cent 10 the bi.
ctcie clubs 10 The safe. The following
entities for the ContRst have, 40 lar, been
made from the places t1Amed Columbus,
iS, Toledo, .; Cleveland, 4; Ohiliicothe,
| n v
Ooshoc.on, 9; L'mA, 9 Total, 40 Il ID
expected that there will be al least hity
startets. The ofdsfti The contest has
not vet been determined Upon.
Tie 6ght Tor tho mpinnship nnh'
Eusnt among The base ball clubs gotl
brhtely OH. The OhiCAgos, during The
last week by beating the BIffalos thiet
straight games, havs about shown them
selves capable oi winning the champion
ship II they Wahtit. what seemed 10 bt
An obetaole in the BufialGt, by heit Dire
three gAmss, his been removed by thoi
lIst three They haze but ora POSSIBLE
loo now, aud that ls Detroit The week
g,mes just concluded give the Delfolts
much lees uhphes than Ihey had before
bscause ol the BuGsl1s Weakening, The!
are, however, playing strong game, ant
have A good call iot second plSce, Boa
toe has jumped up 10 her Toe, Prov idance
while Worcester aud Toy are Hghtinl
iir tail honots. FolloWing Is the stand
ipg Of the clubs.
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Death Of General GFAaIs HFOIhsF In an
Insane ABylum.

Insane ABylum.
NEW YORH, August 6.-0tVil Grant, the
brother Of sx.Presidsnt Grant, who iol
the last three years has been an inmate
Of the New jersey Asylum for the In.
sane, near MOrristown, died in the Asylum
on Friday evening. In 1878 Mr. Grant
was living with his family in cosy houSe
on Broad aud Mary streets, Eix 4beIh.
Hr, Corbin, his bio .herin'lAw, had very
handsome place Just opposite, Mr.. Cor
bin, 1t was said, had been very successful
as q Speculator, and MI Grant suddenly
determined to become SpeculGtor also.
He made frequent visits TO this city, He
Was tften seen 10 Wall street, and when
he returned home In the evening he re.
ported great gains, Finally be extended
bis trips TO other cities, and even
vent to California for the purpose,
is WAS supposed, OF planning fnan.
cial operations He reported To hls Family
that he bad made corner In Calfskins BY
buying up oil that could be found In the
country, and that he had chartered Rhipa
to convey them tO California. He bought
up ell the sewing machines In New York,
or thought he did, and all the pianos oil
the great piano manufacturing iFms, to be
sold again In the West al profits averaging
at least 800 per cent. In Boston, where he
was pretty we'll known, he visited good
many wholesale houses and, Es be
thought, purchased all the goods they had
on hand. He boarded at the leading
hotels, aud as he did not pay bis bills,
was obliged to leave one after the other.
AZ he was known to be the brother OF ex.
President Grant, every body was as lenient
as possible with him.
Fully ealitf fed that Mr. Grant was de.
ranged, his family called ph ysician, who,
after half an hour's conversation, conclu.
ded that Mr.. Grant was demented, and
that his alleged financial operations we're
nothing else than 90 many hslluciations
However, az there wac no danger OF bis
harming himself or Rnybndy else, be was
not deprived Of his liberty. He made
another trip to Boston, but this time bis
movements were closely watched snd re.
ported to his family. N.,.
On the third oil September, 1875, he
started TO 20 home from Boston. Notice
OF this was received at Elizabeth, and
when the train which brought him arrived
men were on hand to take him In charge
and convey him to q safe place. He was
put Into carriage ahd driven to the
County Jail. From there be was rsgu
larry committed to the Asylum at Morris.
town.
From the first to the last he received the
kindest treatment and lhe best medical
attendance. He could not, however, be
cured oil his halluCination. On every
other subject except that OF his supposed
enormous apeCulations, he seemed to be
rational. When hiBfriends cal ed on him
he recognized and convefsed with them as
usual on all other topics. He died Of gen.
eral paralysis. His body was taken to
EIiE Ibeth.
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IIEILAIKF.

Contributions for COOk-A WheeIiDgit0
With ACOnScIencs-O Notes
Nl De Witt DantOrd returned TO Bel aire
saturday
NiA Ella Jackson Is Hmong the sunny hills
NsomHton
AChIId Of Harry Conrad Was buried SaLur.
dHy morning.
Tie Sunday Schools were not very well at
tended tLiS week
W. Samuel NcGsorgs, OF st. Claisville
win town Saturday.
Mss Nary Ircman IA visiting near Glen
E1tOn, West Virginia,
A. L. Brtu Es, OF this city, Is at the
NlioaiI Hotel Washington city.
IhOse oi our citizens whose iamii,s are
"lI left Saturday 10 ioin them for Sunday.
OaH Kenpe locked up Gsorga Terry
slaiiI afternoon for being Oh Ono Il his IRE.
qi,ht,pee
lssimatedih't tHerGare Evssty 'Ami.
lIaaoE ab,eOt IrDn n,larG sty nteeu OF
hs' ATE al lilus Mil.
lAs hogs ate supposed to b, confined al
nome now hut lti- hard to notice muth d..
town.
40 services were held at the South liellalre
IuuIeh sunday As expected, On account Oi q
building. '
A child Of Mr. JcFer, living ON Belmont