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, 1881-02-20

EUREKA, New, Feb IA fire occurred night
before Inst in one Ut tho chanbcrs Of tho Rich
ultnd Mine, which was stnnthered before much
dumaee was done. Au effort il being made to
create a belief that this fro was duo to the
act Of sone one connected with tho
Richmonti, but the sympathy Of tho community
rather tends to discredit that version OF tho af-
fair, and sumo charge thai the fro was set by
the IlIchmcnd people, with u view Of throwing
suspicion on thoAl6ion management. The mat
ter will be Investigated.
, 1881-02-20

The wife OF William Bancroft, of MarysyIlie,
O.. obtained a'diyorce from MIN, on the ground
lowing day. won over By his promise Of reform,
she remarked him. =
, 1881-02-20
BOSTON.
c..~k~1 f.su.a.k Ia Ihs Ehfcnnd 11efh1If1En


Special Di,pateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
BosToN, Mass, Feb. 19-Thc Funding bill and ana
Its probable effect on the markel Is lno ol,n ,t,
thing above all others 5hI1 y s,a enu mm,titM'1e of
opinions EXPRESSED the market here, as well as
in New York, Is decidedly mixed Inore ,,n. WIS
ad 9e Soas 9t TIE 1eef Tie ce
centered IN the New York marker. Aua ns " ~, ~
suit tho transactions lacked animatlon. anu
there were bnt fey p9lnts q ceiinei to i do
rights sold frum 11B to y; Little ROCK uec.!!te
III. to G;3lll; Iowa Fails, 4. to 634; New norK e.
New Engiand =, to 56; ogaenES1n}ntts e. E1}nt %
ern from 3a!l to 3S1E; Boston s. Lowell advanced
l. 70 lo5 Othor changes unmpoetants ar s. Erie
rs changed hands at 5slI:sDszl; the closing price
yesterday was 5o,;. Chicago: burlington y
Quincy Is sold at l1s, decline of =; .,aa 40 -
At the Mining Exchange tho week closed aS a.; u
commenced, with a large amount DONG. Inc
transactions for the past six days hnyo been
greaterby many thousand share lhan ouf4ue "nS'
II The Western Associated Press.
BOsroS, Feb. l9.-Stocks closed:
& sss$ss f.:
Rs;;s;s E. :$s !:$:asS$;S IL i,
G. s. l1D{sesf ~ E e +; T. i ia 81 Gei%"g
itSs Iteef ;s nsSlS a1afc1ls Ak ya,'e5. s
AtchIson j. Topeka. .3575l DO ocoulm5n...-..... oa
Chi. Burl s Quincy. .ll1e!
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Feb, 19,-Conso1s, 90 3-18; account,
% rlB.
United States securittes-New IS, 1G3k; 41:s,
HE; IS. l16N.
sylvnnA Central, G7sl; New York Central, 1a4;
Erie, SIX; do seconds, lr}s; Reading. I1s-
Amount of bullion goue into the LINK OF
England to-day, .E,4U00.
PARIS, Feb. l9.-Rcutcs, SIT.
, 1881-02-20

The total value Of the sales Of local and mis-
cellaneous securities made on the Stock Boart
for the week ending Feb. 10 amounted to $500,
04Q; for the previous week S367,0o4.
, 1881-02-20

No health with inactive liver and urinary Or
Kau5 without Hop Bitters.
, 1881-02-20

No. es Sd; club No. g 1od; No. 2, % Id. Corn
New, IS Sd: old: IS 3D.
.Pnov1slpHs-Pork. SIS Lard, SIS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. r-l:30 p. m.-PnoV1s1oSs-
Bacou-C}ear cut rmer at 49, I'd; long clear dull At
IA. short clear drner at +4s. Lard-irime Western
steady Mt SIS 3D.
CuEEsE-Amerfcan choice, ,stcady at Gs
LONDON Feb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S4&s31d.
SUeAn-C Centrifugal, 25sa25s I'd; MuscoVado, adoat,
22s@12s ID.
ANTWERP. Feb. .19-PETno1EUH-33af
LIVERPOOL. Feb l9.-C0rToS-Easser ut 67-169
69-1sl: sales 5000 bales; speculation and export I0
American. 7,oM .
PROVISIONS American lard. SIS Beef-PEime
mess, 75e.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
L1vERpoo1, Feb l9-1lD a. m.--FlouE, S 6d@1ls.
winter whent 9s lUd@9s Sd: spring. Is de3s d whiie'
8s 8dGf4S I'd; c,b as ld59H Id. Corn-ow is ID; DID,
LTyEuppOL Feb. I9.-Wheat rather easier; red Win.
ter md No. 2 spring, 3s 3D.; No. X Ss u Corn do!s
And lower ul S. Id. Curgoes OF const-Whea dnH 4no
neglected.; much doing Corn du!I tather easlef.
10 oar-ivc-Wheut and corn dull; porK tos; laru ~
I'd; bucon--L- C.. 4,s Cd; $. c. 44s; taloW 55s ~ J;
cheese, as; beof Is higher, mt f5s.
LONDON, Feb Observation-Disclosures inactl1re'
white Michigan. IS I'd: Western red winter; 9s "a:
Corn easier al IS Id. MARX LASE-Cn12ots on coast
-Weeat quiet: corn rather caster Carsoes On pass"
age-Wheat slow.
, 1881-06-26
HIGHLY ARTISTIC STAINED GLASS,

There is upon eNelliotlon at the show
rou1ns OF McCuily & Miles, corner of Adams
street aud Fifth avenle, two memorial win
tlows Of rare and exquisite design. One
symbollzes ' Faith" the other - Hopes In
s. Faith - there is sweet decision in the
countenancc; all unwayering character is
tteIineated. The figure is we'll compused,
easy, dignifcd, and full Of religious feeling.
- hope' has an animated face, beautiful,
buoyant, and full of nope, lis it should be;
the attitude is pleasing and graceful. Both
OF these figures exhibit perfect drawing and
Il thorough knowledge of the harmony of
color. The blending of rich and varying
tints Of antique glass is exquisite. Indeed,
nothing more beautiful has ever been accom-
piished in this country. The work IT,
minds us Of those grand old speci-
mems of art which are sometimes
met with in Europe. To those interested In
art decoration cordial invitation is extended
to examine the really beautiful work cxe-
cnted by this firm, whose present commits
sioas embrace the Episcopal Cathedrals at
Omaha and Denver, tile Roman Catholic
Cathedral at Littlt, kuck. ArK., and many of
this best residences in this city.
, 1881-06-26

it, and the objections would better be made in
the answers. when they were tiled: An !t.r order
parties aia e defcn;iants: Tho Alierton Paelsiix
Company, lsnttsfor,i Packing Conipnny, Chicago
Packing j. Provision Company. J. T. Dnyles. =.
Company, Davies, Atkins s. To-, Fowler 1lroth-
ers Il. +. Murphy Il Co., $. \. Kicker & Co.,
boyd. Lunham Ct;: D. chapn l.. D poT1 q. y
cago, tuck Island Il Pacific tsaif7old Company,
Norm. Icancy u Gu, Stiles, Gnnty s. Alca!nhon.
Teufcl & Setter. Anglt'-American Packing y
Provision Company. Jcnes s. Stiles, and the b. +.
Murphy Packing Company.
rwESTy-sECo:D STREET SEWER.
Those PORTIONS Hs the great nine-foot brick
sewer TOR which tho contract has been lot wert:
completed last evening. This new sewer Will
prove An important sanitary iuctnr III the nut
urc nf the city. \ TH1nCSg reporter took |.
look IL, the work just before it was tinal!y en-
closed. 1t is entirely the plHn Ot Cul. Eilers,
the Superintendent IT the Sewerage Depart
ment. whp bss designed II drainage system 1tr
the sothvestSr portion NJ tue Guy, wn,en wneI
as nccurred this winter atli ssir:us Tho section
just completed is 500 feet long. and extends on
Twenty -secoui frtln Leavilt street to California
avenue. II Is IL circle. twelve inches thick. and
the masonry Is t,f the nest character. Wn1k
through It showed thnt the work WIS thorough
lar, and IL team couili bc easily driven through
it, II is the intention to continue this maui
moth sewer west tu Crawford avenue, which IL
within hulf IL mile ut The city limits, and from
Twenty second east to Iafl:,l street. ana thence
south to its natural snItfmit The rlyrr where
it eau be influenced By the pro-
posed uuw pumping works ut bridgeport.
the contractors .,s: now building the sewer OIL
Latin street. hetwecn Sixteenth and Twenty.
s..cttld. aud expect Il, finish 1t by the 18th Of
July. All this work should hAye .cu tinishtM
this spring. hut early winter. and the back
vnrdlless 1T tbs season. prevented progress. In
tho meantime lul,r advanced. But tho COIL
tractors continued their work. nnd completed
whit Mr.. Ecrs thinks is lis good II jn., couh
be doiH.. This sewer Is tao lar;cst ever built i'll
the Northwest
, 1881-06-26
NEW OPERA-H0USE AND NEW BANK Bull DING
Snsra al 1iz,.. .frH fo Iihs 1I.lra

LIMA, O., June :5.-We have nnw In course Of
construction Il mammoth building enterprise.
which Is to comprise un elegant bunk building
for the Allen Cuunty Bank, n magnificent OPP
cra-Housc. und lurKe number Of hue business
stores. Offices. etc., ctc- All this work Is being
done by Q. e. Faurot. Es1., President Of tho AL
len County Bank. There will be I: fine enfc-t1e-
posit well supplied with safety slupostories,
and Mr. Fauret decided to have the vault lining
and vault doors and tho deposit boxes the very
latest and best. lie therefore sent for the vet
Gran contractor i'll that line, who ba5 supplied
our Merchants National and Fidelity snfe de-
posit vaults, SIR. Jno. W. Norris. |ice-prcsidcnt
of the Dtebold Safe s. Lock CO., aud con-
trlctcd for the whole outfit with him. We COM
mend his choice, us MIR. Norris has the entire
confidence of the banks and iea'iing firms in
this city und throughout the Northwest
The architect for this building is Oscar Cobb,
tho famous theatrical architect of Chicago
, 1881-06-26
TEE CIT1-IIALL.

| TIE County Treasurer yesterday sent over
| $l0),oU to the City Treasurer, received by him
On account uf the collections OF the tax Tor lSs9.
! EACH Alderman has been presented with SIX
| Single reserved seals tn the Siuserfes;. and u'
city official l,Ms hce,l neglected. This unusual
| l3herallty seems reill:lrkabc
US and utter Tuesday the bridges will DO kept
morning, aud :l:3D aud il III tue eseHtng as pro-
| yi,i.d by the new ordluAnces, which slen :o1nto
effect.
THE City Chemist, Or. Patton. has annlyzcd the
i'll the cellar. The chemist folnd it TO bc a
| good sad pure article, uni 50 rcl~'rts.
TllE Committee IN Streets u,,d Alleys. South
Dl.1slu1l. decided To report tAfuraoly upon tho
ts4i;nA1lc,. granting the south Division Street
Railroad cItnlmny tte right to lnr sluEc track
| Tn Wabash avenue frusn Madison to Lake streets.
| PERSONS interested III r,istn: to gr,sde tic
buildings mt tho Apl,Itrlrles 10 tho Harrison
street vtct saEl1tl cIli IN ut tho office of the
| Department OF Public Works .Monuuy, az tho
,tr,tc.s will be lit for the raising of the
houses.
bc use,l ns dwellings or for frame additions
granted by thu Building Department n1tcr 10,
n,rr,w. Carpenters and contractors s!nt'
take notice, lis all t.ltri:iEcr5 OF tho new 0Tui~
natlcu Will be prosecuted.
THERE WIS S2D9.0,D forwarded to tho Anleri-
can Exchange Bank i'll New lnrk yesterday
with which 10 pny tho July interest nn that stor-
ton ut the funded debt held ii! the Fast inter-
Is, viii still bc paid by the City Treasurer tu-.
morrow. wllicn will bo the LUST duy for paying
tie july interest herc.
MAYOR HARRISON was asked yestertny after
noon wn:t hc wis going 10 do with tho oltit-
nance III regard ~ tile vacation OF LII SuIto
street. " What .lt, you suppose there is to du:
u1l yn,n.: IL allow it to tccuuc luw. tur there
is nothing. cisc t., do with il. l nuye always
favored the vacation. because I thought 1t WAS
Tie best thing that the city could .is, The pub
lie sunw ht'w ! stand this ,nntter. nayE
expressed my uHinlun before on the subject"
t'H1EF-Or-pol-lCE Mcti,u1G1E yesterday IS
sued the following, nrsirr III regard 10 the snlc Ut
1ireyurks: :" The attention Ut the fulce Is 6-
rtcted IN the provisions Of Scc. ID. CE:p - 1tc
yiscd Ordinances Ut 1873, prohibiting the dis
charging nj lir..tr1ns and fireworks: ;Isn, TT III,
ordinance passed ny The C1ly Council dime il,
lS.s, page IL Council proceedings. prohibiting
the retail sale Of such goods. ,sl,'' all members
ut the foFue ordered, 10 that the l,rtIyis-
ions Ut these ordinances sre rIE.diy enforced"
, 1881-06-26

HAnHls-The funeral Of john Harris. late meu,-
Eli Sdi q es paes III H eofner It Hsa.es
and Hulsted-sts, June 2i Al: o'clock. Members of
the Lodge requested to be present.
lIAAS-Jnne u ut his late residence, &c Esst
1onn Haas aged Is years and
June 4. by carriages 70 Waiihetm Cemetery. '
= .se1 81; st
Soonan. III Ies; I've iay n:ed @ si years .'' ''
% a2"si sosa sp; y
cars ~ Calvary Cemetery.
9 sS1 n Of Js9e, ~
toen.h-st-, by carriages to Calvary Csuleiery.
y At s H. osi9vea a. sarse,sr OF
fnnera a fta1 iron r se.dsnss. % Gentrsl srtas snd
Twenty-fouEsn-st, TO 1sseciand. Sunday June 3. at
p. III.
uaana vie 81 aeny aoasa lana Hannah
tunesal Monday. zs o'caock. BY sarfAses to Ross~
hill. Friends are lnylted-
GRlFF!S-Amelta. beloved wife of John tirinan.
IL Ha.i Va e Iso
thence hy ears to Cnlvary. Cars lenVe hlnze-st II
GKEASEY-1une .5 at Ii O'Clock t. M. John
GTssnsy: ased 81 sfn1 n NJ =, as r., ,,rc, =, N.
Na.iviiy, thence oy carriages 70 calvary Cemetery.
RAGDk-June p arthur IiasoE. beloved son Of
JnsS1 fo oSda; sSsa a. asa M IS from
West Penrson-st. By carriages to Calvury.
OR G1SSaaAS-1n !; this city. June :: John Grsnaaaa'
Funeral from his late residence. 1ss HaHthorne-
nv. By carriMxes the Church Ut the Holy Name.
thence by to Calvary Cemetery. on Monday,
June =.
sMlrHlAt Denver, Colo, on the 9th Inst. u Y.
Smith. OF 1hls city.
Notice OF unefal heresfter-
CRoAk-June = at r NJ. John r. Croat. 19ye.o
month und ~ days, only son Ut SetEt- John Croak.
Of Central Police Station
Funeral from residence. No. lgl Dosp1atnea-st.
Tue day, na n. at lW d. M. by carriages 10 St
l'llricks Church, and thence By cars to Calvary
Cemetery
GKlFF1S-,June ~ 1881, Winnie Griffin, aged zf
years, daughter vt William sitin-
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, SO. 50
Easl Superior-st- Sunday, june a, Ut I::au p. H.
thence by carriages TO calvary Cemetery.
GAU lEf-At5l Whlte-sL. John GauIey, aged S
years .lmontht.
Funeral services ase O'Clock to-day; By carriages
GExceIand-
FTrZGLBB0E-ln this city June y, Mrs Etdora
Fitz .boon. vito OF Alchae Ft1ztobun, aged S yeafs
months.
Funeral Sunday at L o'cock St PaF!ck's Church.
thence by CARRIAGES to Calvary. Ftieads invited
iEAL-At indianapolis, June -, of quick consump-
ton. John ". Gehl, III his I'd year.
, 1881-06-26
Tie Extinction or ,r1,e Eagles.

a correspondent Of the ,Litchneid. (Conn.}
tinct1on of the bald beaded eagle fr.tn The Con-
nectcut hills: A paiE Of these birtls have lived
fur many years In FhR Slclnty Of Bantatn Lake.
sight Of them s6ayina;, high in afr. Une very
clear day iast 4Afigts; they game up TO tho vii
luge and remH}ne1 carcluX fur above the slax-
slar uud Wfst RarE for nearly an huur ut h,gh
nton. GrpapA COLLECTED on the corners to ad-
rnise them, rs, fheir cnnnging positions brought
tho bright sunlight full upon theif splendid
white heads and magnificent wtn1s. It wis the
first time several Ut our visitors had seen M
What behur'ful SIGHT those c;lstes werc.,
above the viilnEe Krcen.' In your Inst week s
paper read, With surprise and sOrrnw, that they
hnu been shot nj H:antuni Lake!' So the last
phr nf eagles Disappear from old Ltchtlcid. and
The 5pecies Is nt,w forever extinct here; there
will uever be Hly more Of them. Their ngc WIS
10 duubt very great. The esgle does uoI come
TO maturity until years old. and lives q long
time. One died In Vienna after 4 captivity OF
l05 yeats. Who can tell how many scores Of
years this patr had kept watch over Bantam
, 1881-06-26


IT pretty we'll settlc;! now that the Collector,
County Clerk and County Judge will not occu-
~, heir rcw Office, h.for,, Srutcu,n.r.
TIE Committee On Public Service met and
touk TN the coal bids. Tho prccs were cuns;d-
orad ~, bi.,I, ~ ,+i,r v,s 6,.rc-red ,,n,i, Nan
e ':o =. :'s
Gay; THO '1cHtbefS III VIC tne'Htlu'c ~ .ateEsio"
oeS'sefs VINO n1a uot sc''t III psopeoa's'
Prince ALERT JONES W II be tried to-mor-
'n ae was tki sn" ;;ne usn liz IS clarxe'I ed
win The KILN. uf lis brlther. aud h,a uircnlIy
brrn ,riu,i onuc. when tho Iury .js;,grccc.
HE Grand Jury d!sooscd NJ llltncn cases yes
tefdas' ;ui1 returned twenty i'!ulclments into
court ,1tlons :ne !hu. .c!Eienls ioaan ";ts one
a-"''sl r:;uh M ; ~. 1,pc, wy M
,,.sscs urt. ncar1 in ;he ,:nsnti, inves1,yat;nn,
iu,t no cn;h,si,,, wns r,.,.:i,I Whv th,. iar1t.r
matter 1;.n"s tirY, 70 ltnr no one annrnrs II,
....,.....
JUICES HAYES anu Anthony haye substantial.
~ ctscd thctr tcra's ~ ne Grtmlaai Coitrt' ant!
Mrc ,I 10 " sttccccteu hy Judges Gardnor sltu
Williamson; JUG: hawc. VIII stnrt ulnn hlS
vacation :tbout the nltdto OF Inc week. atltl
Judge Anta"ny PROMISES to star: III t,tug trip
East to-l'ufr',w evening u attciH lhe toni
nEncetlclIt exercises 1T lianfffon tU!lcsc IEe5'
hive b'tA "t'rkcu nari. anu dnrftaE their taoufs
!rsat fraternity u'aEy valuable lessons. 1t Is to
be hupca tEat thor SUCCESSORS VII! do as well.
DON'T VAST To III; MARRIED..
f.rrk;s oire Fr,tlay ,,, u:tu:,Irred II license II,
marry Siss Jennie :. I.a,tw,tu. ycs.cr,uy sliss
IrtdY. iii ,,u.,r,1 m ih;, sine wi:,tI.,w f,,r IN
.xn,n.iin1, l,1,,, vnwci I'M My-rirn hud ,,sr,
Err 1.;,Iuc without authority, .l,ld tint if rhu
,yar married snr rtn, n,y,,,: shuur,, n,,r NINA
~ ;in.|,i,, Sh,. ,r.. .,f,,,nIu,nIcd l, I,xn
,1.,.s .;;strrs-tut} il,,,y did tho n,nst If
tho talking, and were very pronounced it, .x-
pr:ssli,g their opinion nt Il it'ati who wnuid geta
lcclsse 10 lnar1y without the consent VI Tie iy
iu the s;iSe. They furthermore con,cndeu that
Magslrc WAS very wscikrd mail,
::l!u they w;intd souic able. baftled
1n;vidlial TO search him out aud =et tho lctl.Ss
away tro; him; but '1in1'l aeiug f'tturti!ed that
this coul'1 u"t De done they went OIL There IS
something s'!uuSe ahout the ease but Whit it
is tho trtu REFUSED tn reveal To the reporter with
whunl they conrtr5ed.
CRIMINAL COURT DDISGs.
Tho several hrn,.hc, ot rha t,rir,,u,l fn,,r+ dis
p1srj OF suudrv odds u,1sl ends ycstcrd.v and
ussr,] sen1rnt.rS l,1l,rc Anthnny fen1l 1,;,,rion
inr;t new trial lu tic ctst. OF ls,,irs and Arlch.
.t,;,.h ,v,s nvnrr,1t. am, rho dstnu,lan1s ,vrrt.
s...fn,,crI T., me vf.,r t,,t:, II, r. p,m'ttn,irv
1, ~ ,y ~ py,.1ntjn,, wus s-r;,r,e, r,r tw,1,tv
tluvs it, which IT, lie IL bill uf cxccpltons.
A fcharl inri,. WINS ,lcntrd :, nav tr,,i md
Winner Sei1v wns sr,,t"uccu RI r,-.,
, 1881-06-26
10000 MAJORITY.
THAT'S WHAT THE TRIBUNE LEADS +

THAT'S WHAT THE TRIBUNE LEADS THE
''TIMEs."
Mr.. Storey's paper, ravi;g Iitslo else tn do OF
late. has been brusging day in and day out
aboEt It's alleged city circulation. and seeking to
persuade people that I. really hus one, III order
to give it some sort of filcc when it demands
thar the public snnll bestaw its louse change ou
its advertising columns. But his nllcga uons ~
TO crcuiauon, like his advertisements them
selves. are largely bogus. In other words, Dir.
Storey's paper Is bogus at both euds-bozus as
TO the advertisements it prints, aud bogus
, 1881-06-26
MdHRIaGES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - at the residence of
the BRIDES paronts In Lnk. View by the tev. Wiiau4
j. i'etric, Benjamin +. McConncil nnd s:IIa Mead:
ISL by the hev. Dr. Tcken*hor. =. ". keInods. u
Aurora, ILL.,, and Mrs s. T. WTckon Ut ID: West Aad-
Sun-st.. this city.
ONEtt.L-M0OR11EAD- IT, BY the Rev. Fa-
ther 1ura. Thomas Moorhead and Mary ONellL both
Ut Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - By the Rev. Georga
e. Milne. Marion L. Larrabce and Douglas Vols, 81
New fOrk. -
sTE1SHERGGAMBLE-A St Louis. June q. by
the Nev. E. schuyler Mf. leo. L. steinber<. ot*
Louis ard Atss Emma L. Gnulb.e. OF EvNus.on, Ill
, 1881-06-26

anxiety lest he had ..sk' 'pped" town. Up to
lust accounts her fears had not been diss'pnted.
and she WIS still on the ,vnr~path In COMPANY
win IN officer whom the Government had placed
ut her dis1nsal. In view ut the extreme prnoa-
bilfty of Creams ultimate conviction anu con-
signncnt tn the Pen:trutiAry. in consequence OF
his indulgence tn the scheme nf send rtg sour
rous and ulsccne p'$tal- cards throuEh tho
nlniis. his possible hight would occns"n no Een-
cral surprise. It would bc hard tor Hrs- NC
fnr him.
, 1881-06-26
FARMS! NOTHING BUT FARMS!

LIT. T. =. Boyd, OF lsV MAulsOn Street, has
just published large and very handsome
paper giving a complete AMI full description
OF about 100 of tho best improved stock and
grain farms i'll the Western States. II YOU
fur mailing one or more Of these lrtpers he
will send them to you, or il y01 haze friends
in Europe nr Canada who are expecting to
come to this country. and will want farms,
give their nalnes i1ld address and he will
forward papers to them at once. The paper
is printed i'll English and German, and Is
worthy Of your attention.
, 1881-06-26

The Republican Convention assembled to nom
mute candidate 10 rui. for the o.lico of Village
Trustee, matlo vacant by tho denth OF Col.
james II. Bowen, was held yesterday at Grard
Crossing. william e. Wncclcr, cx-su4nty Com
missioner, was appointed Chairman, and Dr.
Pease Sccvetary- l.. 7. f3r,ok Held. Of henSfny-
ton, WIS nominated. Tue Convention, after d.
rectiug the Chairman u appoint campaign
committee, adjourned.
, 1881-06-26
FEDERAL NOTES.

THE gold disbursements ut tho Sub Treasury
yesterday were Sl0,UGU.
tue Suo~Treasury redeemed 5000 In silver
yesterday and paid out 5000.
THE interuaI~ revenue receipts yesterday we're
$31.415 OF this arnuuni <.4.U1S was for Tag paid
spirits. Si,ot6 for tobucco and cigars and $l,Sj1
for beer. !"
"DR." CREAMS bondswoman, Mrs, Mcclellan.
was around hunting for tha " Doctor" yester-
day, and protcssed to feel some considerable
, 1881-06-26
Lake? I know not whn did 1t. but the SHOOTING
ut them was public calamity. and has fuseysS
deprived our village Of q rare attrucrion-"
HELD FOR MURDER.

Coroner Matson held IN inquest yesterdax
morning at the City Hall upon Edward Stannans
tho coiored man svhc was KILLED Thursday ntaht
by Luther Koss, also culnrcd. in tho rooms Of ,ha
Owl Club In Ncvicker's Theatre. Tho jury, after
listening to fhe meagre evidence and 4 hr,ae
statement by the prisoner. returned yerr,lct
that Srsnnnrd came ro his deuth bv reason ar =
wound III the hreast prt,ducetl by knife or sOna
other sharp instrument i'll the hands Of Luthar
Ross, md they recommended that the Infter hn
held without bail to await the action OF fha
Grand Jury.
, 1881-06-26

On the fifth page Of this paper Dr. Pratt
discourses upon the cause and cure of
catarrh and its complications in 4 manner
interesting to sufferers with that disease.
His success is vouched for by proof unques~
honable.
, 1881-06-26
BIRTHS.
BElFELD-Fiday, June II. Nrs- Joseph Bel
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