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, ALLEGED ROBBERY.

Michaot Gross, livery proprietor, WAS arrested
early yestcrtlay morning upon a charge Of roh-
berry preferred by William 4. Rcdson, with
whDm ho bad been out upon a spree tho night
before. Aet,son suspected GriIss OF having
stolen h's wa'eb and obaitt. but the tntssaK Ast-
Upon getting so6er lic,lson furthor acc,ssetl
Gross Df stoaitnR $l5 cash from him, and upon
looking over Fl31 cash or thnreAliouts tuken
q torn Is bill Tic Ba,d ha haA the TORI, piece or
tho till ut homs und hi. produced It Inter IN tha
day, Thts Mi,.de thugs 100k b!nck for tho livery
nlAt, but the Attcr promises to prove bis iuEo-
cence to-day before Justice Morrison.
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sw1NDL1Na THE RAILROADS.

sptttal Dhpatth 70 1ht ChIea9o 1Ftbunss
DETROIT, Mich, July. H.-Iast week q
person giving Ills naine as Charles Lee called
on Goneral.Afanager A1ultkeu, Of the De-
trolt, Lansing & Northern Railway. md pre-
sc,ited iettnr purporting 10 be from Gem
ernl-afanagor Russell, 0f the Boston &
Springfield 1snilrond, soliciting tho iavor, of
/. pass. Mr.. nfuiliken issued pass To How
arti City. bnt subsequently had ills snspi-
clo,,s aroused, and wrote to Russell, who pro-
no,lnces the letter. n forgery. It wns writ.
ton upon tie regular ietter-1lead Of The Com
pnny. Lee proves to be m impostor, who
l,lnkes n business Of selling passes dtaltotl-
cst!y obtaffud. Ife is .al,oit TO years OF age,
with brown 1ntlstache and cast In ilis
right eye, md railroad men should be on the
lookout for him. -
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LOUISVILLE.

Loulsv1LlE, Kx, July l4.-To-day tho
Thermometer las ran9ed from, from 00 to =.
Tho hottest part OF the ,lay occurred about
noon, when the heat was' ysry krvet. tAt9
o'c'ocka heavy rain *begah to fhlt, acconl-
panied by brisk south Wind. j Tic wind H.
creased IN velocity by $3.50 o'cloekvo twenty
ral,ta,. while terrific orasl,es ot ,tlIupdsr 90.
CURED alnl0st .lncpssantly, : Threafllnarters
Of M lncll Ut rain iel In t,V1nty ivG ln!Muses.
and LIS Inches during tho .st0rM..4 'rhreo
fallen It. the past twenty-four hours. *
, 1881-07-15

Hor SpniNos, Ark. July 14.-.Last Tnes-
day n homicide occurred near l,ilyer CITY,
Ark, about tillrty-nye miles west of here,
particulars OF which are just received. Dr.,
W. P. Cubage was shot and killed by a n,an
NAMED Burnett for improper intimacy with
tic lntter's wife, in whose company ho found
Cubnge closotetl III his own tlolntctIe on COM
Ing home. Considerable excitement Is being
manifested Cnbage was n prominent cill-
~, OF Alontgonery County, md has occu-
pied various positions OF trust and honor.
, 1881-07-15

i .Hottaaa ptspaseA 10 7h& oAteaeo 7<ts,tn4.
, La CRossE, Wis, July l4.Jrhs body OF an
unknown lnan was tound III the Mississippi,
milo above this city, tI!s iatternonn by J.
J., Jarvis, T. fisherman Of this place, The
the oiotlltng Il had o,. would Indicate. Il
ha4 beon III thu watsr sonie tllne, and prob.
Ably :dFowned at some a,nhlI town above
nero. n tue pockets was SONS money. A
Cnfonef's Jury. was calted, aud gaye YER
, 1881-07-15

CAIRO, Ill, July liza frame building In
the lower part of the city, occupied by Sow
eral families, fell of Its pins, this morning,
buryluE Its inmates In the ruins. 1t was
caused by two llttlo children. who werc be.
meath tho house swinging. The house was
very old ol,s, md the lnoion ca,sed by SWING
!ng brought 1t down with crush, burying
tIle little ones beneath It. One OF tho chill.
areIl ESCAPED uthNrt, but the other received
'im!ntles which VIII probably result fatally.
,Ftlo occupants In the uppar floors were all
somewhat Injured. An alarm OF tire was
given to call the people to the scene to aia In
extc|callng thu, Victims, which was dono as
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PROBABLY A DEF,AULTER,

ST. Louis, July 1.-the Gtobc-D Democrat
snys: Eugene Baldwin, of tho firm Of
George $. Taylor s. Co., live stock commits
sion merchants ut. tbs National Stock
Yards, East st. Louis. has not been seen
stncu last Saturday, and his wi,ereabouts is
Yards Saturday evoninR, saying llu wus gn-
Ing nway TO spend Stlntlay, but noLl,Ing iias
been lIeRrd OF lin st,lce. IIa was the book
Keeper OF the flrnl. and 1t. Is snld Ills books
, 1881-07-15
=. BAFFtEO- BURGLARS,

Shortly after 0otock yeasseuay. morning
three unknown bnrglars entered the tailoring
shop Ut A. Eelu, NJ. tlest Wcat S1a4iaoa ttreot,
hY clamberIng ~ .thn,uxh TN opeu isauaou.
They then oponad Tho front dooE nnd werv pEu-
aiarspGa them. and thoy spaedtl' dtcA,ppsI,
taking With tAGsn sutt of c!otheA salnv4 vi 9226
WHICH bud h0sn left shaeu hy customer tp ba
c,caned and pressed. Tue ppllce patrol rpase4
tue tr!u int0 iha Twelfth Street platrictt bur As
w tiIQe KVt within nKht or tAaua.
, 1881-07-15
FIRE RECORD.
NEAR MAE1sTEE, MICu.
Epfffql ptspatsh to Yns f7hfrano rsrthuns.

N EAts MANISTEE, MICTT.
Special Di'patsa to 7ns Chicago Tribune. i,
MAElsTEE, Mich, July 14.-,lohn Canfleld's
lumber and shIukIe mill OIL the east sids OF
Lake MaNlstce WINS destroyed BY fire today
noon. Total Insurance. Sls. 900, $1,000 eaci,
" The Aurora. American Fire.. Manhattan.
YDrk, $4,000 III the Imperial Northern, mid
$1,000 each III tho London 6 Liverpool &
Globe aud Fire ASSURANCE. Loss, S35, ,OQO.
, 1881-07-15
IIE COLEMAN A1URDEpEns,

~ 0NV*9st" 70 1H3 pnltdo0 1A ;ef's
~ PAUL. Atun., July 1.-THE excitement
i,n"au i,a i uae cliasu after the W!!llR1nsss eoa-
IN Il ~ Wisconsin, Conflicting Esports are
|mn.dss sa'aslon as to tue whereabouts Of tho
pinnsase1s pisse1s' A Mpnononea special to, The
Fdav avsssffess esss saya they were seen yestar.
Ilnr ~ ta.ssshoon about dusk by 4 woman 1spak7
I ss,u s"s ue Eau Gala woods, where eheEe u
|lawa stea ,,'s rendezvous .of thisYes aud qpt
|be~n Hsaela'iy. The wooded tracts ,haYa'
/ H. .ut!ounded by well ar,nsd men, andlf
2hs .sea "oinah really saw them they must
thsp "p'uIe4 In aeon, ssoas tor loq msa have
pi piE" f." IT.; r. donss ihlekat about mile west
n!sHss nv u. ualla. AS q sample 81 dis excita-
o oewlldeFmsnt Vt ths pussuers, the
, 1881-07-15
CHICAGO.

. A still alartn to Engine Company No. q At
!: is yesterday afternoon was caused by the
explosion OF an oll-stoyo In u,a residence OF
4. ]. Stnekpole, No. a1o Park avenue. DAM
aEa trlillng, other thal tho destruction OF
tic st0ye, - - -
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MEMPll1s, TanD., July 1A.-Isaao Green,
who murdered John Richards last March,
and john, Harden, convicted of the murder
Of William Brown two years ago, will be
fnlgu4 Tomorrow at AIarianna, Lee County,
Ark. Both arc colored,
, 1881-07-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Chi, July t4.-A Yuma,
Arl., 'dlspatcl, says:."4 Don g. Macleod, said
to be we'll connected in Chicago, was shot
dead at the Silver District by a German
named Dllllck. Tho latter surrendered him
soil t9 tile Sheriff here, and claims to have
, 1881-07-15

!: LAFAYETTE, Ind, July .l4.-ThTae more
deaths from the excessive heat are reported,
r. o. ,D9tlsr, painter, after lingering since
Tuesday mornlpg, died during tho night.
Charles StofdarI, wlile stacking wheat, was
overcome by tho heat, and died oil ths stack,
William Smith, a bakar, recently from Ger.
n,Any. way struck; down Wednesday, aid
died lust n!ght,' The other sufferers are lin.
proynnx:' Tho weather Is q little cooler aud
cloudy to-day, -: -, =? T. = =
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a TuNNFr I5fsX.sT,Ei;Is.

O1ycraNAT1, o. iJuly f4.1A lsnd,sllds
near tho mouth Of thu tuanel on ths Glnnfa,
natl Northern Raitsosd under Crown 5Feet,
WALNUT lltlls. about two p,!lts from tha' Cen.
tga! part M Gt ths e!tY, last sltgAt kil!el Brayk
nauIel Dayi4 uuntsf;.
, 1881-07-15
AN: OLD 1'EN1TEvTIARY BIRD.

VF9e@8E 37Ezpt3EFs
DECATUR, ILL.,. July l4.-\Villian, BInko, Mn
old Penitentlary bird, was jailed here lust
night OH d warrant sworn out by the mother
OF the girl, charging him will, entictng away
an unmarried female for evil purposes. She
Is daughter Of Mrs. Nancy ]. Dawson, aud
nor ngA Is II years.
, 1881-07-15
";.AFArAtLY IsunT,

utee1s WHtss7tt9 III ~ ~ utaa9 IFnaHzs
CRowI PotNM Ind, July 14.-Alyah Wells,
young unmarried man about q years Of
aEo, working for David Fisher, about twelve
miles south Of thls place, waa thrown from
eo!t ety yesterday and Instantly Killed. 1Ie was
El4l1x mo COLI bPslta \ c9W which ta was
driving, struck It'd COW viii .whip, causing
Tue colt TO- Jump .aluoRays, ;oY0r tha COW.
throwing Wllla, a1,A Atltellang upon HIN aud
breaking hls neck, cA}istu&t tlnat1pt death.
, 1881-07-15

Louisv1tLt, KY, July ia fire In the
State prison ut Jet1ersonyllie, Ind, late to.
n!9ht, destroyed tho l1alleabe Iron foundry
belonging tn Perrin u Co. The loss on
.nactilnery md fixtures Is $4,000; fully III.
snred. There WIS no paufo AMONG tue cUu-
, 1881-07-15

e., : AT LINDSAY, ONT.
h1NpsAf, Ont, July A.-The Yankee saw
mill burned. Loss, $4,000.
, 1881-07-15
NEW ORLEANS.

:.
new ORLEANS, July t+.-Tho French societies
and cttlxens to-day celebrated tho destruction Of
tho EastflIc. by arlng sAutes morning, noon and
9lght. and grand entertainment at the wosr
End.lncluulnX b0nt- tarlnR .v0cal n1ld Instrument
Tho W6st End was beautifully decorated Will,
French and American ct1tors. wrGatbs and fcg.
With electric lt0hts.
, 1881-07-15

NEW YORK.. July H.--Tho United French 80
c!cties OF this city md nclehborhootl are to.1ay
ceebratlng the apniversaEy Of the storna,ne OF
tho llattto.
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Il THE HON.. LEVI r. HORTON. -
!; = sstesas DhpastA 70 M paltaaq ,1ftsNzA. 4.
PosToy. Mass, July 1.-THE Trustees Of
Dartmouth cQllegY last night; Conferred tho
degree Of LII D. on the Hon. Levi r, Morton,
United States Minister to Fraucs,:
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'1'
Tho sprague Case.

r. p.,th,ut }SstSH Sa%s In 1s1H1te.tPi; TT
os1 une sye by the rupture of \ tlood yEssal,
sn4 witt probably losp the other NuthiuT can
~ Quns with tho divorce suit tor solao Time.
, 1881-07-15

:. 5pseist ptspateA ia ~ oaisaae Tribune, ~,.,
;: ,NEW YQNK, July l4.-T Tei,,peratNla at 8 D,
M 'sss u p. ~, ~ wind northwest, Weath-
or tlirHAtanlnk.; ,.g,s. 49, ....,s
, 1881-07-15

NlHJW1TtENl1t
MONTREAL, July 1.-THE French fGte was COL
ehrnted here by a feativai at Graabols.
, 1881-07-15
THE DASTILLE.
First Celebration In Chicago Of It's
,csptGiiffe..'
DsltghtMf' Picnic Of Our French Eel.
sflt r. ,tJfr -, ~,
',J,' 4oW'Vltlzenss
Addresses by E. Il. Washburnc, Mayor
Harrison, and Mr.. De Clercu.
3lfsftritA-A-

1 ----,.
/
Aadressca by f. II. Wastiburnc, Mayor
Harrison. and Mr.. fla ctarcr.
4'"' a"a AIT: Do e'orcl'
c,11c.oo =
M, MA .,.s.L.I l'GauO. - 1
national holiday, tho anniversary Of the Fail nj
tho lsastic, July II, i7so. vas glyen
yessorIay under the o,,en1ncs at I'm ta.t,ns
/ rran,L hs...,,,.ss .,E r' =! wv VARIOUS
TWncn peho'olcnt societies. About 10 a. RI. a
tram or ten eoachcs' reinforced three honrs
,nar 1.mn.. "anso1.r 'g ~, s.o ~. ~ neo 70
| Tcno+ To- rhn,,.ha1.s, ~ 49, aAoto
,.tta ~ Suaspsnoo.o .sai,a Iask' no moro ro
having tho stralr N oharnc ors ~ Ss..es
That nothing should occur 10 mar the pleasure
oi tae oeeaaIon. ana thotr ToFk was rendered
cay BY tho coopcratton Of d! present.
H.. H., the mus!o struck up pot pourr' of national
\ 80 ~ @A' s'u1tus Mn 1,,tr. - ~. ra'pa nprpco
| Frenoh cnne,,i In F,ntnsn, ~. ,s.soa,.s u.,
| aaluted vith snnism.o so' "ss 'n''ooueeo aaa
Mr.. De Clercq said that ono of Francois qrcat.
cat poets had said, "Eyury man bas Two co,,,.
tries; bis own and then Franco" looking
WY az AUDITORS. inc speaker could not
tros" x,oor Hugo Of lyric
nn,,nct.tn,i a tr,,,t ,rhih o.,.,. .1as ~ I'M
haoo+.,s .,,Is,.s, ".'sA e's's ue5 .euoeo 70
soo""o un'vesss!' AL matter OF theory, ho
thelr presence on this. occasion, for they
we're children performing PATRIOTIC duty
70 taotr tnother country. and duty when
! tween theory and practice thera was often a
wido dt1ercncc. and tt Ahuuld not bo forgotten
that they bad nat for tho HIST timo ln Chicago
10 eelanrate the holiday Of the Feonoh Republic,
and that This celebrat1ou wAs had upon work.
ing gay. whiio With must vi them It was not easy
tu abandon work for day.
but they clutd tot measure their pccuuIary
intorest tn comparison with thor tilial'lu and
patriotic feelings, and they had colne tgcther
to group around the ulurlo.is tE-coored, tlag,
For thls he welcomed them, and especially gave
thanks 70 thoso who, residing ut a distance. had
considered nathtnR IF expense but only re1r,om-
hered ttat they wero Fretlch and that tuIa was
tho Frcneh nauonal holiday. Hu wclcomcd
all Americans, fItlKi1ns. Canadians, Ewies
Foreigners Of every country WIN had coue
uot from more curiosity. but to attesk thetr
sympathy With France: Americans could never
, 1881-07-15

wiuehssssr's hypapn nqspals.s
will cura consumption, cou gus, weak luufs,
broaahItlA aud geuasA dallll&Y. EstAblIshnd
tMeusY-uue yoArs.
, 1881-07-15

+: :. a. 14ERpER sUNsTRuCK,. - - >, =,
:. spseH' pssafsA y M oAttaaa 1ttb4as. =, .*s
:, :pgpuQpE, lgly:. !t1W. NyIates. = he1dee
r. ,cerro GgFdo County. was sunstruex TO-
, 1881-07-15

sIaFonptet c0fracsod for tenpcthIure, eIpyntlon
md lnatrnMOntA HertF.
; Mcun barometer. N.Hi.
Mean thermometer. f3t
Mean humidity, tA,u.
fltuhest tQH1pet1atuf1, 77.8.
luM0lt koDpbFAiuEo+ &A8.
okSEKAL 0HBERvATloNa.
CHJCAUu. Ju1v 1k--tn.1G - =,
, 1881-07-15
MUNROE'S CHILD.
Some Further Developments In
the Case Yesterday. -
The Lady and Mr. Nnrkcr Foreet Their
Troubles and Are Reunited,

AAVuVAuH Au4 AT0 K0Qukteus
Another complication arose yesterday in tho
peoI".r uo.nts.,c ."us,o "ulen w.. t,e.ur,uau III
Yesterdays TRtnuxf in an article which rave
tho laces cofiectcd With tho alleged kldnnp-
lng BY 3. c. narker, clerk In Charles 0ossl9e
l. Col dry goods store, on Statc street. OF n 4.
ycnr~old child Ut hts former wife. who bad lefe
ncr no" huaband-'a Mr. Munroe, ot Providence,
H. Ito enjoy for season tho society Of the old
ono. 1t was therein stated that Mrs. Munroe
had 8"orf out warrant for the arrest OF rlar-
kcr oa the charge Of kidnapping; and yesterday
mo tables Wtro turned upon the lady by the re-
celpf at police hcadqunrton Of the following
letter. which shows that sho has been
DOING SOME KtpNA1IS0 ON HER OWN Ac.
COUNT:
I. l., jniy d 1881. SUPERINTENDENT u i'oltee, Ch,'
ffoYn fofxn m cta yo please do what you can Ia tho
Mr. ,W,l!ard y. Munroe, Of this city, says bla
vile. Marla L., left this city last monday afrcr-
Of card u boy yeafs Old. Mr. Mansoo ID very
&C anxious ~ Eot tho EltI; tho hoy belongs 10 her
Chr'Atop1cr f}cnser. alias +. q. Darkor, who boz
,!ohHs TO singing club with QUO Frank Lum-
t!arker is about IL years old. short, thick. set,
RED side whiskers, no tnustachc. frecklcd faoa
Mrs. Nunroo!s probably llv!nR With him. she il
md Ia nj 1t t{uahn,} snen nj VIM, 49, ""@~s
Mr.s{unrUc pnjy wants to H1st bts ,,ttrc p,r, u,a
II you could focute thosn naFtIcs tr thn nifn end
notify us, MI. Stunruo viii CONC for thn jiitie
one. '''" o~AAs 10' NA0 '''@'o
F.s.-Do not ask Lumbard ato,,t ,he ca,e for
ho Will gIve tho WtuIa fbInr nwnr. '"' As'
NzxjAMfY it, CMIians. f;Sief of pottco
h,, ~ ses.1 ~ sSem saa. tne "oeK Wnlcn she poslco
uNa w oano ycstefday IN trying to make all
complicated and delicate unt,lrc: Firt, nt hi.
the warrunt Issurd Mt iho Artnory at Mrs. Min.
ruU's roalirst rc0uirel thnm n, "rre"t ~ H. tsaE
or. and cotQurreutly to ,nvcr t lar % is,o ns't
which Nr. l3arker had stnjen from fnr ~ aGaim oa
tho lutter received 1t head9uarters made Il Ia.
fne jtscjf eimpiy To ,I1scnvarv ~ thn ,s ~
pnuts Of tho ehli. and notifv fte p prnvIionas
eT9rse .9t fh sa PETER e rsht e her thn to
ntly sunertur clRl,n r. 1hachid ~ ~ n r., anu s 70
djt,us gentleman who had kijoapeJ lar irnm
the fugitive wife. A reporter who visited
9t! 9nta 9ranones Ct tho police service ycster.
, 1881-07-15
uaiajts Of The Murder OF q Man al
Manawa, Wisconsin, by
River Men.
Voul Play Suspected in the Case Of q
Man Found Dead at Alton,.;
T., q =. r Illinois.
St Louis Excited Over Stay Of Pro.
( ccedings In tho Kring
j ,,,.5 Case.
The Man Who Swindles Railroads Out Of
Passes Again Abroad in
tho Land,
NfuRDEnOUs RIVER MEN.
spketol Dispoteh 10 Th4 Chfeap0 Tribune.

~
NruRDEnous RIVER MEN.
sptetal Dispateh 10 TIE Chfeaen Tribune.
=; WAupAcA, Wis, July t4.--Ncws has Just
arrived detailing the particulars Of most
atfbctous murder Mt Mannwa, this county,
wherein shoemaker by the name Of Henry
Bran,ncr had llts head pounded to jelly
pud Ills body perforated with heel corks.
Hrs. Drantner Ind an attempt mndo 6n l,er
lfe at tho saino time. The offending parties
we're J. O'Bricn, l,afllnE from Oshkosh, Join
Vantlnnor, and another, mime unknown, all
three lumberfslon ur river MEN. Saturday
s7enuR nil tile parties were In saloon cnro,ls-
!ng, when O'BrIen, who IS n great bully,
commenced BY. knocking Uranmer down.
After solne skirlnlshing Dranmor got out Of
tba saloon md went to his shop. Returning
with an n,sl and cold.chisel..a a generai fight
followed. lii which avis, ohisels, beer-muGs,
and fists took an active pnrt. Dranmer was
getting the worst Of 1t and ran Dit, the three
nea after i,im. liz reached his shop and
closed the door, tile three men breaking IL
open. They attacked the shoemaker and
threw him down on the floor. O'Drlen
had two i, , rocks in Ills !a: hands
Ms!fnPf sas e poaadsa ads the s' vets S ss pSats
slely while! the! oshor two men held Him
down. A. this 1linctllro tho Vile ATTEMPTED!
10 fvn nv;nt at1 ~ dpax oste "' @ ~ rI,s1 1s1 t
fIont ~ wtnjnw tl11.stnIrs. but WA met bv
O'BrIen, who hurled Il flftec,l-poit,id club at
her from the grounl+ THO ,neD loft tho house
ttlnklng bfn1,lnef ueau:, Ii,oy went on Inc
~ sEgi iii ', ,ha rst oer III n ;ared tn "rr.,st
tbsnl. x iaruo humber OF riVsr mon in lie
ylagestoo BY their comrades, and the officers
dared not perform their duty, Late In the
EVENING In.fe tlen GMn1e 10 Mhnpaefn zig
o,t ti,a wmrra,,t md srnt fshIaf ~ 1sniIoa
CHesjvy for tho ,uurtlcrers, liz found them in
possession Of hotel ut Alannwa. ard mr.
rested vantlMner,' tut, just rs lie WIS going
10 hnndcuF @ Brter, tfv man jumped twenty
ffrt oil the platform, ard Cllesiey and, Ills
Deputy after, him. The 1llnn, paid no
attention to tho command to halt, and Wns
fired at twice, one bail taking effect. liz
made his escape among the piles OF stavcs
neaF tho mill. At this tine time a crowd
gathered aud commenced q hunt for the
iagltlye. They traced lin to thq river nnll
through the woods. Tln lRtpst news from
The injured man was tint l,e wAs sttllnlivc,
ne Is probably. dead now. Everybody in nnd
".,, -, 80
A MURDER AT. JE,a4lsSv1LLE. I'LL.
1 '.t Tic Is'tdsp a,,'ss tsr,,,o
,., SEnsha WILLIE, ~: 3aly ~ 80 terflole
!taseay oGcufletl ~ 'n!s guy IL ABOUT o:l5
thts evening by the Instantaneous killing
Of Truman Landon. TAere seems to b.,
nyifence. from his rennrted nin,iaston
thot thc dond 1roa dam IL, Ioso,',,
, 1881-07-15

'<~ ~. .WAHA!S9T0Nt .z,,. =, -
y. ap4tai paPettA to IN @lesaa 7ftasmA
,sWARu1N0{pA,. p, g., July, l4.-At8 p. m,,
thermonstaf %; WlQl northwest, clear, )
COOLER WEATHER. AT ar, LOUIS.
sr. Lqu1s, No.. Iply 1.-THE weather Ia
materially cooler to-day, and The atmosphere
, 1881-07-15

BnApronD. pa., July 14.~-To-day's races:
First race, threc-Quarter.mtle dash, purse
S1e5E7Bell Bird first, Rainbow secuul,
Falconbridge third, TIme,,1 20.
Second race, half-miio heats, two III three,
n1ttrn NfGk. - - '-s
, 1881-07-15

William II. VMlderbtlt' i,as telegraphed
Capt. Stone to let Maud S. tr0t n!,nther
i1ent: againat time at the :Plttsburg Driving
Park QN Saturday.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-27
A Western Obituary.

Jem Bangs we.are sorry TO stait has
deceased. He dep arted this life last
Munday. He went 4th without any
struggle, and such IS Life Tu Day We
are as pepper grass mighty smart, tn
morrow we are cut down like a cow
cumber of the ground. Many things
we bought at his growcery, and we are
happy to stait to the admirin wurld
that he never cheated, speshully i'll the
waite Of makrel, which twos nice and
smelt sweet and his survivin wife is
the same wa.-We never knew him to
put sand in his sugar, though he had a
sand bar in front OF his houS; nor wat.
ter in his Llckers tho the Ohio river
past his dore. Piece to his remains
He leaves / wife 8 children, COW, 4
horses, a growers stoar, and Other
bankruptcies to mourn his loss-but il
the language Of the epoit his loss is Their
eternal gain.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-27
SNATOHED FROM TIE
BRINK OF THE GRAVE.

WILLIAISPORT, Pa, January Is
Lafayette lockwood, well-known
farmer Of Shippen township, Cameron
county, came here to attend court aS a
witness. Last night he retired at the
Hepburn House about midnight and
not appearing when his mans was call
ed the Court sent for him about IL
O'Clock. On search being made he was
found in his room in a dying condi-
tIon from asphyxia, having failed to
turn off the gas. Three doctors work
ed with him all the afternoon and by
the liberal use of the galvaniC battery
succeeded in restoring him to con
seriousness and this evening pronounce
him out of danger. His recovery Is
considered remarkable.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-27
News Miscellany.

The revenue books show that during
the year 1850 1861 800 were received
for revenue stamps from the match
manufacturers of the United States.
This would make the number of match
es consumed S5 ,6l3 goo coo, or about
700 matches per gear to every man,
woman, and child i'll the Union.
The first turnpike ever made in the
United States was that constructed be-
tween Philadelphia and Lancaster in
1898, costing $500 900.
A dead pauper's coat, at Fort Scott,
Kansas, was found to be lined with
$500 in good money, which goes to the
State, no hqlr appearing.
There have been nu licenses issued
in Potter cou nty for the sale of liquor
since 1852. AS result the courts have
very few criminal cases and the poor
tax amounts to very little.
In Ohio the Grangars haYe become
the advocates of temper ance, and will
appeal to the legisl ature of that State
for the passage of a local option law
This is anew addition to thetemperance
forces, aud will become power hard
to resist.
There are 800 watches made every
month at tho Lancaster watch fac
tory.
Hughesyille, Lycoming Co., wants .
bank, IA coal yard, place Of amuse-
ment and Young Mems Christian
Association. y. has Il beer saloon, Il
blacksmith shop, two old bachelors,
four Old maids and two dogs to every
family.
In this state there are eighty y-seven
daily newspapers, six hundred and
eleven weekly and one hundred and
thirty-seven others, making a fetal of
eight hundred and thirtY-live.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-27
DIED..

On the 18th inst, In MInlinburg, George n
Youngman, Esq, aged G years. months and
days.
On the lst lnst., at Pleasant Valley, Lincoln
county, Kansas, OF membranous Group, Eddie
son OF T. b. Stovcr aged about years.
On the 22nd IRst., at her residence In Aarons-
burg, Catharine Elizabeth Bower, widow oi
Adam Bower, deceased. aged 81 years, months
and II days.
Funeral text: IL VIII greatly rejoice In tn
Lord. my soul shall be joyful In my God, for lie
hath clothed me with the garments ofSalvation
lie hath covered me with the robe OF Righteous
ness.
Jesus Ist fuer mich gcStOrben,
Und Sein Tod Isl mein Gewinn;
kr hat mir das He'll erw0rben,
Drum fahr iCh nit Freuden hin,
Hin Gus dieScm Weltgetuemmel
In den sCaOnen GOttcshimmel,
Wo ich VERDE allcZeit
Schaucn Gottes llerrlichkelt.
Ach. lch habe schon erblIcket
ALE dleSe Iicrrlichkeit,
Jet2o werd ch Schcn geschmuecket
Nit dem wcSsen Him nelsklcd;
Nit der gOldnen Ehrenkrono
Steh ich dl or Gottes Throne,
Schnue sOlche Freude an,
Die klein Ence nehmen kann.
Ut.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-27
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