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The Owosso times., 1881-07-15
The Situation.

Democratic party has been a neg
alive party. Deprived of its pow
er by the events of 1860, it
saw the control of the nation COM
mitted to the hands of new organ
ization, which grew out OF the ne
cessities of the time and was in full
sympathy with the nobler and truer
aspirations of the people. Over
whelmed by the triumphant progress
of the new party it contented itself,
for a time, with mere nominal
existence. When, upon the final
settlement of the war, affairs assum-
ed a more orderly and normal COM
plexion, the Democratic party emerg-
ed asa party of opposition.
From that time to this it
has been noticeably deficient in
positive ideas. 1t has had no
policy. 1t has been ''constitu-
tionally to the contrary" Like its
famous namesake, the House of Bour-
bon, 1t seems truly to have forgotten
nothing and to have learned nothing.
In lieu Of protested creed of pc.
litical belief arranged with reference
to the live questions of the day, it
places itself upon the antiquated ''tra-
ditions" of past whose glory, adj
hitting that it had some, must re-
main very unsatisfactory instru-
ment with which to manGuvre for
support in the practical present.
The only national basis for the ex-
istence of political party is sys-
tenn of principles concerning the ma
ture of the government and the pol
icy of it's administration. oj
Political parties are only means
through which numbers of citizens
who believe alike desire to bring
their belief into practical bearing up
on the conduct of the government.
When the parties exist simply to OPP
pose blindly any other party, or to
achieve the selfish aims of their mem
bers, they ought not, and generally
cannot, receive the sanction of the
people.
The stirring events of recent weeks
have furnished the Democratic party
with a fresh opportunity to display
its favorite tactics. For twenty years
they have waited for the Republican
party to destroy itself. For twenty
years they have hailed expectantly
every crisis, in vain self -congratula-
ton upon an immediate access to
the good things of power. And now
the air isrent with their dire proph-
ecies of Republican disaster, and
with the exulting clamor of famished
hosts. But they are to be taught
another lesson, although they will
probably fail to learn it. They are
to be taught that the Republican
party can survive its ills by curing
them; that It's. vitality is co-existent
with the nations need; that the Re-
publican party is greater than Roscoe
Conkling. y
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

Mr.. Conkling's sheer that zone
man is not necessary to the country"
would be about right if he had add
ed that that "one man" was Roscoe
Conklinp. f .ss ft
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The Surgeons in charge report The
President progressing favorably
during the last "a hours. His fever
appears to be less each day. DR.
Bliss says that his patient looks al
if he had a new lease of life. The
wound discharges is progressing
nicely, aud all symptoms continue
favorable. lie has made precepti-
bic gain in strength. The splendid
constitution of the President, bis
regular habits and the, absenceI of
any vcstiges Of disease lead to the
belief tie wound will heal kindly.
.H q \ . u
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The President still lives! is the
watchword Of the country. But the
"Star route fellows cry, while there
is life there is no hope for us. ,..ot.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The foreign Journals, both week
lies and dailies, are busy in comment
ing upon the attempts on President
Garfeld's life. y. q
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

Ann Arborit also trying to gain a
little glory {? } by being the former
home of the coward Guiteau.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

South Carolina is ready to cooper
ate in giving thanks for the recovery
of the President.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The voters of New York will have
their say after the followers Of Conk.
ling get through with their work.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

Thu Mount subscribed for the
wifi. l. amily of pit Gar.
iie3 vp noon Of - 18th. was
ls$134,32T
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15
'hi THE CHEAT
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]. POTTER, tt n
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, 1881-07-07
PAUPERS.

The indianapolis FoorsFarm tnvcstts
Englot. Ntils lu Frogroa9-Ifvfdcncof for
tho Defense.
speetas DApassA to Ths Chicago 4rtbuus.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July G.-The Poor.
Farm Investigation still drugs Its slow
length along, notwithstanding the excessive
l,cat OF the pnst few days. Tho defcnse
scored sonlu good points to-day introducing
d number Of prominent businessmen WHO
liaye supplied tho institution with tnent,
bread, aliI proyislons, WHO uniformly testi-
ways the highest IN price, were, so,lsl1 aud
good. plumber of witnesses Ysre igtr9sttccttt
Wright for puace, quiet, aud humanity, alla
to show that the as5an was c!sa'. aan ad wy ySI
iiiram W, Waller, Trustee 1T Wayna Town
sIlip, while tcstifylng to thu leaceable char"
meter OF, Wright, ada'ltted oI cr0ss-exa1nlla.
sevore III ills discipltno than h!s predecessor:
Tho dulenso say they have large number Of
win take until the Sud OF the week.
, 1881-07-07
CANADA.


THE TRENT Valley CANAL.
sp<eai utspateh 10 Ihs Chteaao Tribune.
OTTAWA. July N.-It IL understood that
thero has been sone slight difficulty with re-
gard to tho Trent Valley Cnnal surveys.
Two cnglneers-3Icssrs. ltnbrittga and Csaw-
ford-wllo ware employed oil the Murray
Day Canal were u short time since sent to
40 over tho route, make an exploratory sur
WY, mil report to tho Department OF Rail-
ways u1pd Canals upon tho practfcabi!lty Ut
the ronte, ule sixe Of the party required to
nuke tho final survey, altd other particulars.
II 6eonts to hnyp heen understood! TINT slr.
isubrtdgo was to hAv1 bud full chArgo Of tho
survey ,ultl 0f thu work whfgt was to follow
should The rrport be favorable. It Is stuffed
tint Mr. Crawford considered TINT llis stanl-
ing as M engineer alld tho length Of tine
that lIe Ind been employed BY the Department
Ut Public Works rlllttlet hlln to us go0t! Il
position Us Mr. l}iihrlage, and tfat, when llG
wus given t0 understand that the lAtter WIS
to bO pIneed III cI!Hrge Of tho work, lle tlu.
cltlIett 10 serve HlatBr lllM. II II understood
that 3Nacu llaS l,gcn i,Alfe by leclllnE To form
two survey pnrtles,~-O1le to DO under clIarEu
OF eacll ut the rival engineers, WHO Are to
stagt at different e.ltls at TIM r0ut9 md work
| towards each Other. 1t IL moro thn!l prota-
bio that their reports 9s to praeltcnol!lty
Of tue undertaking Will be favorable, alit!
| consequently q culnlllenttlllent OF practical
operations ,nny bo looked for at MI early day
, 1881-07-07
;: A HORRIBLE RECITAL.

GPh+MA AS*4Phk<A ~ AHQ LA%AgV ATIQWNtA .
ATLANTA, Gu, July G-0ne Of the most
lust bean 1lnearthou In Savannah. It MP
pears that several months ago two nle,,; ma
lives Of Tunls, Africa, roachcd Savannah,
and, ntter renting a small store upon one OF
tho most prominent business thoroughfares
Of tho city, commenced doing n general TO-
tail fruit; business, aud at times peddlcd
wares Of their OWE. manufacture In tho
street. Anarow Parvio, WHO seemed to be
the senior member OF tho firm, sold lemons
md Carlos pareRo images made of Woodland
adrottly placed In glass bottles. Thre8lnontlis
Rgo these mon closed Up their establishment,
saying TINT they wora going for their
families, md, as >they wanted to retain tho
store, paid tho rent for ono month III advance
and took tho key with thou. Yesterday d
very foul smell was found to come from
within tho building, aud, the pRrtfes not l,ay-
Ing come back, Hermann, tho owner OF tlle
building, concluded that they had changed
their. minds and WeIu ll0t going 10 return,
and that he would open tho stOro ard llnve 1t
tleAned out for other pHrtIcS WIN desired t0
!ce-box, and tlla smell seemed to coino from
It,. Upon opening tho box II was found tu
+. contain the partially tlecayed rolliains Of \
Man, recognized as. Stephen Capela, Al,
VIC and Farcgo Disappeared, turned Up Miss
Jug. The latly with whom Capola had been
boarding while in the city, upon helnE Inter.
rogated, said tint wh1n Capeta loft ller hotlsg
whon he ieit lls statc.l 10 ller il via soinS
to Rsnnawiek with larvio ar.d pttcgo, wllerg
he intended to continue Ills business. The
prevailing theory Is TINT. Parvlo aud parcgo
murdered, ll!n for hts money, mud,
after placing Ills ron,aIns III tho lce-cllest,
paid q. months rental nnd left, think.
ing that they gould gct. wa!l out OF the
and tto discovery ot thelr bloody aud
RtTOC[0us crime,
, 1881-07-07

NEW YoRK, july G.-At Coney Island to-
day tho Appeal Stakes, one mile and five fur
longs, for .3year-0lds, Was won BY Baltic,
Duke Montulbeau second, Kitty Clark third.
Time, a:aa5. l.
The thrcc.quarter-lnilo heat raco wa. won
bv Aleck Amont, Charlie Ross took tho
t!rst heat. Time. 1:1b, LID, t:t79{.
The milo nnd ulle-e!ghtll Eaco Was WON by
Victim, Dcrnardlne second, scotlfla thlrsl,
Tint, ST..
Marchtoness, Monopoly Bcco,ld. Nlmblcfoot
.!Ihs mjlu aid Il lialf hurdle race was Won
BY Dnlgitsln,,, Down second, Eunlco tLlrtl.
Time, a:43,
, 1881-07-07
: MURDER AND SUICIDE.

8pfsa0i NAp1tch "a u ~ UH4e09Q 1F1o1n$s
TIrrsuuno, pa., July 6,-About.8 O'Clock
tonight most horrible murder aud suicide
occurred on High street, Mike krolsendorf-
u, ahall-cutter, shooting llis mistress, Kato
Hmith, and then killing himself. It appears
That Kra1sandortcr, pnl the unfortunate
woman were ut q ball the otl1or night, aud
shat Kre!sendorfer became very angry at her
lor receiving tho attentions Of another ma,i.'
S 9n the wy hoMe thsy aHasIS!ed r.! t,an1n aHE ny
her Intention ot attending another bull, hut
be oblaeted, saying sho could not 60 WITH l!9r
sye n. that condition. .sho - lnSlste;l Y.
LETT tho houss in anger. lie proceeded to .!
pawnshop, where l!e sold :h!s. coat and
bought q cheap ruyolyar. llaturltluR,, le re;
newed tie quarrul, which finally culIlllnute!!l
t. his seRang ba!et thFouE,hv tle wp''n.is l
ing at her he placed the revolver to his own
head ea fired: falling teaa vt sF sde s:rsie's Ssy,
siiray. bit were 10 badly frightened as to be
unable to prevent him, >:
, 1881-07-07
,a,4?pistTf, lsI;i'ofyr.
n, Ia htfsttr7t Atsotfattd f'Ftak.

~ 7'.lhs 1lt"tr' Afsot'a.a 'it"
A11lE$a+ ~ l.! Ju'5 9-~.Ht' oeo1l' llo''!
thy CoilnltteH 70 'ns'sttENte t''o Saafses u
seutuj II report FROM tho maJnrty OF tic
f.n,nm,tir. Tno rrnort snys Tho charge and
Ln.,, .',., ,,.,.1 ,,stt,vr n,"i Inn "viancc
uch'h' Wefc b9t'' l,.t los.t "a t''o es"u1ae' ~.
taken was cifci'inssa.'s'A.; ald n'so a Lily,
summing III, tllo evidence, Sv,.atpr Sessions,
f,t,n rtn. 4 k,i,rar,ia md nthrrs wor,, In.
.,,., ~ H.. ~. .,, ,s''o,', To,t" f,rnr, Irrv
t!ltf'a! w 1',o A,pany w'..5 u."ln :. yat'.
Thu Committee. therefore, tl'Iifh IL "otliu no
Improper for It ~ prejudice thu case now li1
the hands of the Court: II, therefore, sub
, 1881-07-07
Discovery Of the Remains Of q Man
III an 1oe.Box In 6a.
-, j.. yannah, Ca.
Two Ttsnisians Suspected MS the
=, Authors Of tho Brutal
Murder.
A Man In Pittsburg Kills His Mis-
:. tress, and Then Commits
Suicide.

AAAH t,,,,r,ou t. nt,d
MAlsrv1i.LE, No.. july y"-en"les - ~. .!'.s'
Albert T. Talbot, tho two"yoaig men Sun
fenced Ia ho hanged at this pfnca July =. Tor
sho ,,,,,r1or ~ t1ar father Dir, +, II, Talbot,
suu ''ut'o. y. ."s na,ttnI hr f;nv, f,rfttru,Ie,
out VINO Welo lespitsu ,'., ~ t,ar ro,.n,,nttnt,
wnde confession to.tay 4ahGf iG.:o"nt".k
tic circumstance Of DR.. Ihi0otts return
home frnn tho fntr nj Nfuryviic, md tito sltb-
ae",,ent me % vlsttinr Of patient oil tho nlE,t Of
bea"ene s's.su'H ot - { canio",ho,. Charles. tho
the 18TH o. las: oep'.'n' '.,,o tl,,ia,,,t,,s,
youngest OF tle noyBt nl''ue '1.u 'o''o"'I
statemcnt: =, .";'..' ~
Ut md Henry WYATT, tie hired tnnti, had
.u.,.,I -. hn,,;,, ~, ,,,.ctutra roon. Si1nrtIv
leuIeu ~ W" ~ ~ -. hn,,. ,,,a ,,,.,
VIC tlenfu motler Crying lot ''c'pt "!lu w
ran down and entered t!'o room where ttley
were, The sight TINT then bel,el appalled,
ma: Atother wns living oil tho floor iii front
ny. no.s, " ,.tctfr,, hor ,vlnn
O. ulo pc', uil" 4ut'!c' "As ~, M'sNs ~. .i,s't
Wyatt aid entered Inc room lhther cal1ett
for his revolver, which was lying OIL 4 bli-
reo,, near hy. and I grabbed the shotgun and
s!,ot nv brother Albert ca,no III fron lilo
hnrn. oild lie assisted fntIler 10 tl,o bed.
I1r.' 'rnihott tiaCn called us to the bed, MD
fnii ns the Slot was fatal, md that
Ia must soon dIip: that he wanted to for
nivo md hn forgiven. lie briefly rr-
een,nted ina 1fa,niiY troubles. a,ltl told lis
ff,nt ~, mist tenV lin. lie wanted tllo public
- th,rt fhnt Nntlnnni hanks aud ulbllt, cur-
ror"tidt,o Ind hirai an axsnsfl1 in Kill him b.
, 1881-07-07
Sincere Effarts of the True Re-
pubslcans;;to Get an EIee. r>..
: tion.'
Yesterdays Ballots + i Wlleelor AZ mil
Conkling Dae'i)epew 80 and
1'iata ..
Reports from the'I,0ommittee Of 1nvcsti-
cation iatotthe Bribery
ID. Charges. +
TIE VOTES.
cniItltttlsliaf. =.


Special Dftpateh TO The thtedoh tribune.
ALBANY, N. T.. July 0.43.rt!c first practical
Steps looking towards II ltnnl settlement of
tho Senatorial contest werd takcn tu-Iigl'l.
M dellnft results were rcAclMd, hut tile Ecll-
cral belief Ia that tic end Is llnl far away.
The Feathorl,ents sllccectlcd this afternoon
III obtaining tho stxty-tlye lIanlus required by
thu terms of their cnlt for n conference. The
document md Its terms wert nj follows:
WHEREAS, Morn thnn four .,wcrks hive been
spu,,t III vain attempt tu hleet two United
Btatos stnators 10 I'LL tho vacancies caused By
tho rcslsnations of tho Hon. teoscoo Conklng
and tho t1on. ThosnasC pIntt, and,
WHEKEAa, Wo boltavo It TO 10 ntlr imperative
duty, dpnandcd alike hy tho ,utercs. Ut tne.,'
bcrs of ths Legislature md hy tho Interests If
tho whoto people. speedily to I'll snld vacancies;
Therefore,, We, tho undersigned Republican
raombcrs Of tho Legislature, do hcrel'y ugreu
TINT when Bixty-tlyo or tnorr lteruhlIcnn n,cm-
hers Of tho Legislature bnvc hig,lctl this PAPER
wo will attend u conference Of such signrrs, 10.
Yether with nil other Republican mcn.bcrs WIN
may join US. and Mt a1sch conference
proceed TO vote vlva voce for cundl-
tatcs to MI said vucauc!cs; md whcn
two candidates shRll hayo each received
tfty-fuur votes cast In said conference, sixty
five or moro voting, wo will make said cand-
tlates SO receiving such number Of votes our
candidates ut tho next md cach succeeding
ncottnH Of tho joint Assembly until tho said
candidates shnlt he elected; provided orc cnl,dt-
date shall bc se'cctut from encEl Of tho two prln-
elpal divisions If tho Republican, pnrty. SllIti
conference slall 10 held TT thu Assembly Chntl.
ber, ut tue cREl of ine !rst five sgncrs Of this
pnncr, anl Invitations to Attcu1 sA!t conference
Bbnll be extended to al RepAhlicnn members III
the Legislature, whustler thulrr nnn,cs appeat
, 1881-07-07

Sp{t1dI DIpdseh d 7He Lhltdf0 1Fto1Hs.
LINCOLN, Nol,. ;July o.-News l,as como
from I,awnee County Of Tho defaIcat1on OF
Cou!fty-Trcas,lrer Cun,'nlns, wllo llas so
manipulated tho casl, OF tl,at county that n
deficiency of sl4,000 is shown. U,mmtns
WIS candidate for Statn Treasurer ~ tho
Grecnbnck Ticket four. years ago. 1lo IS
holding Office for tho third successive term,
official. III Ii now III tnil, md y unable to
give the required bail, which is $1,000.
, 1881-07-07
Fairly CLOSING.

Special Dispateh to 1As Chicago 19lb1tne.
SpIlSHriEt.p, ILL.,, July 1.-THE merchants
Of the city have commenced the experiment
OF closing their ilnees OF business III 10 clock
every evening cxcept Saturday. They will
test the sc!lGtne !lnrinB tho summer months.
Hln! Keep II a,p NIL tito ycnr round II 1t works
sAtisfncfprj1y.
, 1881-07-07

NEw Yol.K, Ark, july "0.-Adlltlonal
Particulars have been recelyct. of tho murder
ut Atiss 6allle Watson. 4 spee!al's from
Monticello says: "Altlough tho excitement
last night was very great, aud between 100
and 100 men Il. town, only i've ,iasked, sualo
IN attempt to gcs thu prisoner Elmun9a out
OF tail, The tlyo men seemed to every de-
ternii,led, but, BY tho strategy, c0olness, anl
bravery Of Sheriff Hammock, the attelnut
WAS frustrated. There Is no doubt as to Eu.
nunas' guilt. 1t Is said ttlat he had fsst pc"
tayed and ruined thsf young Indy. a few
, 1881-07-07

YouNosrowN, O., July G.-In the $3.50 race
to.lay Lucy u. Won; time, a:3aa,5. a:Hh,
anu a:sN. Little jim won tho two first heats
IN a::.,1 md sud. In; this frcc-for-all, four
starters, Midnight wol,,-2;eo}4. 9:a3, aid
a::a,15$, winning tie first two and the fourth
i. ihsAts. Driver wi..!illE tho th'tA III a's''
Keno won tie running race, mile and re-
peat; t!ntu, LII l,l b0tll lltats. Fairy Queen
won nllu llent, and tDok scGond'lnoley. ThlH
III thu t1nsiue inv.
, 1881-07-07

spteto. jDnpafth h Tia chteaao 1ttbana
DEpronp, Ind, July 0.-t,ttrg'ars broke
into tho drug establishment Of Or. Join
Simpson anil tho Store Ut j. u. Urnoy. III
11arrudsl,l,rg, twctye miles north Ut here,
last night lii tho tirst-nanctl they, sec,!rGtt
,iitIy,gy alll goutls to tile vnuo Df sf0 or 500,
NfI fl tho luttcr 4 lot Of royolvers and other
articles,
, 1881-07-07
, COMM 1ENCIAL FAILURES.
6p<fEqI ptspqtth to IA$ CHICAGO Tftb4Ns.

TonoSro, July t.-Uradstrcel's gives the
following complete record OF mercantile fall
uyes fur Can.tla tor tho second QNarter0f tue
current year: rho Humber Of failures IN the
Province Of Quebec Ia twenty.tt,rce, with
Nomlnal asssts ot S1ol, $50; autual asscts,
sll6s50; liabilities, s:,13, 400. In tue PROVINCE
OF Ontario the number Ii los, with nominal
assets Of 6i,D 100; actllal assets. S:S, 100; la
billt!es, stu, 4:s' lii the maritime provinces.
number OF failures, sayentGUtti nominal a.
sets, S55i, 100; actual assets, S3s4 6iO; llahtt.
ties, $11., ,.7. Tile t0tnl failures IN the Do
mlnlNa tie first six ltsonths In 1870 were II l7o
Iii lsS0 tile humber WIS 49, III l6St tie
ntilnbnr WAS &sA: Actual assetS In 1870 weru
$0Si5, ll6; In 1850, 6A ~. .0G9: In 1Ssl, 8i57,-
cd: liabilities ln 'l618 far snpB perlDtl, 81f-
0Ttbi8; In lB8V. o. 4td, ln lSali $a 800 ~;
Tho petcentaE1 ot assen " liabilities ll l67a
, 1881-07-07

S1otx CRY, H.. July 6.-A cyclone passe,i
Perry Valley, seven miles fran tl,Is city, at
p. ILL.,, entirely domo1tslling tho house Of
farmer named Coo and seriously tnIuttnR Ills
wife u,,ti two children. Part of the lonse Of
t;enrgc W. Cha,nl,erltn was wrecked ard
Tint Eent1enlnn seriously. and perIlnps fatally,
Injured. 4 bridge over Perry Creek was
turn 10 pieces.
, 1881-07-07
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED,

Special D1pateh to 1hs Chttaeo Tribune.
U4AvESroIsr, 1a., july 9.-Whito III help.
less state Of intoxicatEo,i. Charles Sehwcitxer
md a companion, employees Of Rocklanu
saw-mill, got into skf!f to paddle across tho
river. , Tho boat overturned al,d. the former
went down, his body not yet having beer re-
covered. Schweitzer's companion wns res
Cuu4 by hanging to the b1At, although he
WAS too drunk to know anything about the
accident. 4 little chilli Of Mr. aild Mrs. Fred
llnustlaI, OF Lincoln Township, this county,
fell Into wllsll.tub afd was drowned To-day,
In tho temporary absence Ut Its mother
SptetdE Dfspdteh to The Chicago Tribune
KENKUK. Ill.,, July 0.-WtlIlam Dull, wife.
hMl ttyear-Uld son took rassage 0ll the
l'l0llgh Boy this morning for Warsaw.
When the boAt was ncurtnR Its destination 4
splash wns heard In tho water. and it was
discovered that the lltt'u boy liat tllsat-
pearcu betleuth the wares. The river Inns
been dragged ut that point, but tho body has
not yut heul, found.
GENEVA. ILL.,, July G.-festertlny a cOlOretl
n,all named Sal,l brown was drowned willie
bnt!Ilng III tho river. The body has been
recovered. Brow, leaves quilts family OF
Special Nspatth 10 1hs Chicago Trtbune.
DAy CITY, Mich, July G.-John Bl0hul, a1l
unmarried Ger!i!an 2: years 9t age, GMpfoyetI
III frel,nt, Mt McEwin's mill, was drowned
about 8 o'clock this evening whilo bathing it
Souri, Koy1.sroy, Vt, July 0.-Ths
daughter OF JutlEe jameson, nf Chicago. o.
visit to the home OF d. G. Dennls0il, wa!
drowned this afternoon while bathing.
, 1881-07-07

spttfaf Dtspatsh ia 1As Chtenga Trtbttns.
HAMILTON, July 6.-No tidEngs have yet
been received OF tho missing lady, Miss Doll,
Thornton. The luke IN tho vicinity Of tht
pier still continues to bc dragged, but ~ fAr
without success. One hundred dollars has
been offered rs n rewant Tor her recovery.
Port Of Hamilton for tho mouth Of June
over +Iltslc for 1880.
, 1881-07-07

CONVICTED or COUNTERFE1T1NG.
Sptesnl Dtspatch 10 TIT Chiedoo Tribune.
Srn1Sar1ELp, ILL.,, July Tin tho UMll@l
Stulcs District Court Reuben Young was TO-
day convicted OF counterfeiting, but llas not
vet been sentenced.
, 1881-07-07
MRS. JOSEPH GARDNER.
&nkeidf li&6dffh Ia IhA fshftdnn 1tffsitnk

EtufN, ILL.,, July G.-Mrs. joseph Gardner,
wIiow Of the late Capt. joseph Gardner, and
mother OF Joseph Y. Gardner, died hcre
today, Of p t'tmor, agcd ID years. She WIS
tIartlucr lived Ii. .EIxin twcnty-six years, Ills
death occurring but nine weeks ago. -.
, 1881-07-07

UUNE11Nff8 FKUSElEsElEJ1s
LITTLE RocK, Ark, July GA Sforrllllon
special says TINT attempts were made last
nlght to burglarize tic uillco of tho Circuit
Clerk. Mt Lewlsburg, nnd obtain tic intlfct-
,,crts filed. but tho parties overturned. n
large desk, creating considerable noise,
which alarmed thoin, and they lied before ac-
cunlpltslllng their PURPOSE. j.
, 1881-07-07

SIXTY PERSONS POISONED.
Norwich, Conn.,, July 6.-At picnic
marty near here OH the It'll, sixty persons
were poisoned By coffee prepared IN copper
boiler, No deaths.
, 1881-07-07
!. OHIO BAR ASSOCIATION;

ToLEpo, July U.-At . meeting held hero
to-day, presided over BY Chiaf,Justtca Waite,
il was Decided to hold the alrst annual meet
tnx OF the Bar Association OF Ohio at Tole-
do JuIy %, Instead Of the 10th Is heretofore
announced,
, 1881-07-07

yf,rarSgFfrL1}. ILL,

SPHTFGFEELDs ILL.
sps.tat i}tsuatsh Ia 1hs Chtedeo Tribune.
Siity0FtrLn. H., July lit was sweltcr-
Ink hot l,ero tt,.day.. rllo Signal Service
thermometer, wllicl, Is freq from, tho it,
tlucnGcs from tho laat reflected from build.
lnas and payctnel,ls, tharketl o41tz al $3.50 y.
III. while prlvnte thermometers ranged from
~ IL TOT III the sllntle. Coleman Wunds, Il
cdl0rcd f,ot.carrier, was pr0slrntetl by the
heat his afternoon while ut work, but " is
thought that he will recover.
, 1881-07-07
KILLED IN A 11AteyEsr.F1ELp.

KILLED IN n IlAIIFLSI'fl lELUs
MOUNT STERLING, KY, July 6.-uoney
Allen, colored, WIS killed yesterday In a
haryest-lcltl cight miles from hero by Dick
Freeman. Allen Ind refused to work. and
throAt. rartlcs were Mt Aliens house Inst
night to lynch him for an assault upol. Il
woman, but folnu him nlroady 1cad.