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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-14

aim.
RossI's saw mill, on Shafer creek
destroyed by fire short time ago
will soon be rebuilt.
Gov. j. B. NEIL, will deliver the
grafton, and j. B. WEIGH will read the
Declaration at Boise ON the Fourth.
s. W. WULFr left for Baker CITY
Yesterday to be gone twelve or if
teen days. His trip is business one.
Two barns at Jersusalem, one owned
by Daley and the other by Passmore.
were blown down on the 9th.
TIE wird storm on the 9th spread
out over Nevada, Eastern Oregon.
Idaho and Dakota, and did no small
amount Of damage to property.
The Herald says the smelter at CLAY
ton was started up on the 26th inst.
and after running twenty-four hours
without the usual amount of lead 70
apply, thirty bars of good, clean bull
Ion were moulded, the bars weighing
from 100 to $50 pounds.
HE Democrat tells of a strange
freak of the wind storm on the 9th.
A large barn on Thos. Davis farm. in
Cranes gnlch, was picked up, torn to
pieces, and scattered over a space of
several hundred yards. Other build
lngs, and even brush-covered shanties
In the gnlch were unframed.
FRED, brother Of john Frank. of
this place, arrived here few DAYS
ago, and will probably remain all
summer. He came over the southern
railroad that reaches San Francisco
via Santa Fe. Passenger and freight
charges on this route are about the
same as on the Central and Union Pa.
cifc. and the time few hours shorter.
MIR. Frank took in Wood river on his
trip.
Ed WcRID:-As | have been perus.
ing the revised edition of the New
Testament, and by comparing It with
the Old, have found nothing as vet
that struck me as forcibly as the 9Th
chapter of Timothy, and l ask leave
to present the same through the coll
nms OF your paper. To all readers of
the good book, and by careful study,
and following this advice, it will ben
eft the males as well as the females.
Please all take notice of the 18th
verse. CoIrNRrs
FRIDAY last Bishop Tnttle made his
annual visitation to Idaho, accompan-
led by Mr.. F. W. Crook. On SUNDAY
they held Divine Services, Mr.. Crook
conducting the prayers, aud the Bishop
delivering the sermons. In the morn
ing the R't Rev. Preacher chose for
his text the words of the Psalmist,
.Wondrous are thy ways, o Lord
therefore doth my soul keep them"
The sermon was on the doctrine of the
Trinity, it being the Festival of the
Holy Trinity. The discourse was
strong and forcible effort and was
listened to with earnest attention by
a large congregation. After the SER
mon the Apostolic Rite of Confrma-
ton was administered. These annual
visits of the Bishop are looked for
ward to with interest by all, the Bish-
ops genial ways and broad Christian
principles render him universally es-
teemed by our mountain people, of ev-
cry class and creed. Mr.. Crook hav-
ing recovered from his accident, will
in future continue his monthly visits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-14


HENRY RuHL returned the other day
from his trip to WaIla Walls He
says grading ON the Blue mountains
Tor the railroad is progressing slowly
Tor the reason that laborers cannot be
had, the Northerlt Pacific and Cana.
dian Pacific railroad companies and
Wood river excitement having made
big draw On the population Of Eas.
tern Oregon. The railroad company
raised wages from $3.50 per day to
Sz.2o' and this increase in the price
u iat'orrdoes not bring the force up to
"hat the company desire to put on by
fifteen hundred men. Some of tile
chinese merchants of this place talk
OF sending down crowd of CclestiaIs.
Mr.. Rnhl Informs us that James
Dunn, who worked in Deadwood Ba.
sin in 1854 and '65, was murdered IN
Rye valley, near Mormon Basin and
forty miles this. side of Baker City.
about two weeks ago. Dunn has been
quartz mining. His house was
burned and his body was found ia the
ruins-the legs burned off and the
face completely charred The BODY
was horribly cut up, the heart taker.
out and the back part Of the head frac-
tured. Dunn had made a clean-nn
at his arastra the day before the muir
der was committed.
The business houses and institp-
tons OF Lewiston, says the Teller con.
sist OF five general merchandise houses
one harness and saddler dealer. one
hardware store, two drug stores, two
livery stables, two blacksmith shops
two hotels, two restaurants. two bak-
cries, thirteen saloons, one brewery
two barber ST ops, two butcher shops
one wagon shop. two furniture shops
two printing Offices, one bank, two
watchmakers, one jewelry store, one
paint shop, three agricultural houses.
seven China wash-houses, one saw
mill, two grist-mills, seven lawyers,
four physicians, one dentist, one pho
tographer, three millinery stores. one
brick yard, one taller shop, two
schools, several music teachers, three
churches, one music store, one news
depot, two variety stores, several car
penters and mechanics, one Masonic
and one Odd Fellows order.
The Bedrock Democrat says that
X aufman, Haas & Durkheimer. sold
| 500 panes OF glass within three
hours after the hail storm at Baker
City few days ago. The haiIstones
were about the size of waInuts.
Among the casualties was the knock
ing out of bulls eye, and some severe
cuts On the head of Albert Toney, who
was driving freight team, causing
a copious flow of blood Some one got
excited and turned the faucet of bar
rel of whiskey. The entire contents
poured ont on the floor. Hank Ed
wards had forty acres of wheat torn
out by the roots, aud estimates his
loss at 5000.
PROF. BUTLER returned Saturday
from Garden Valley where he has
been engaged to make few surveys
He couldn't do much on account of the
stormy weather. but will go down
again in few days and complete the
work. The Prof. says Goldtrap's mill
one hundred bushels of
wheat into a superior quality of -four
a short time ago. He tested bread
made from it, and pronounces it
equal to the best. This mill is a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-06-14
STAR RANCH RACES.
JULY 49, 1881.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED RACES
Will be given at Star Ranch, to commence
JULY 4, 1851.


JULK 4, 1881,
and continue four days
FIRST DAY-Citizens' purse Of 1910 N
mile heats, two bes. in three for f1ilow;no
named horses Portland, Glencoe. GreeIv
guartzburg Johnnie, Tim Brainard and
Stokes Belmont. -
LIS rInsI HORSE, ..-....--..-.. $500 90
SECOND HORSE. a50 m
SECOND DAY-Single dash half mile fo-
following named horses: Hancock T;r,
Brainard. Quartzburg Johnnie. Joe Daniels
shorts Medoc and Stokes Belmonf
Purse 500 90. Same day, single dash ~
one mile, free for all mules Purse sac
THIRD DAY-Match Race fifav r,;1as
between ]. Hayird and Ben Baird 81,
Purse -............8I25.
70 pc run as follows: Each connection
ailowed 70 use ten horses in the race ali
70 start from score together: the one 80
rides the ffty miles In the shortest tim.
snail DC declared winner In this race MI
can enter who wish to. Riders mnst iii
dlsmOunt at the end of each mile.
FOURTH DAT-Single dash of one mile
free for all horses that have run and mot
won race during the meeting Purse "a
$3.50 co. -
FIRST HORSE, s1oo- ~
SECOND HORSE. N ~
All races to be run according to rules Of
BOISE County Jockey Club Three to en-.
ter and three to start.
ERAMH BALL.
a Grand Ball will be given by the Jockey
Club at Placerviile on the evening of
y ULY 4, 1881
A general invitation is extended.
Notwithstanding Supper. sx a.
BAKLE & FENNER.
May II, 1881. ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

little boy. about four years old, named francis
Bourke. who fen in well at Myrtle-ave. and hud-
son-ave by the giving way OF the Iiagging; Sunu eh
evening was rescued by Henry Green, oil NO; 90
Dufield-st. The VOL over 5ofeet deep, ana ha1
over 2 feet Of water in il. Mr. Green was lowered
by a rope and secured tho child before ne was
drowned. A largo number Of persons gathetru
about the scene Of the accident and greeted ne res
cner with cheers when he WAS drawn mp inc an-
thorties an censurcd for leaving the well IN dan
gerous condition.
A suit to recover 5000 the price Of maps made Tor
the city by General Eugene kOzlay, dTanghtsmall'
was tried in the City Court Yesterday. Thomas W
Field Superintendent of Public Instruction. wa
the defendant and John II Bowen, salary broker,
to whom General kozlay pledged the contract iot
loan brought the suit. II appeared that MT flelu
secured the work for General kozlay, ana inc CON
tract required payment ON the completion OF lhe9
maps. General kozlay testified that Mt. flell nau
paid him i'm full and hc had repaid the p unthi me
loan Of $lOJ made to him at 10 per cent mohth
for a year 4 verdict for the defendant was re-
turned by the jury.
JERSEY CITY.
Directors Romano an Witrh Of tho Board ~
Education have been appointed special committee
tocxamine charge Of assault preferred AGAINST
PRINCIPAL DeRic OF Public School No. IL, ~ MISC
Josephine Robinson, a teacher in the school MISS
Robinson says that while She was conVcTslhg WIN
another woman teacher in hcr class room daf or
two AGO. the principal accost"d her, and Withpn!
any prosocatiUu shook hla fist IN her face and puhcu
I'm .ftt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.,,pcrp WITH ABUSING A YOUNG WOMAN OMAN

CHANGED WITH ABUSING YouNG "VM I,I,:
Koencr Drew, OF tho Insan- Asylum on h,s Poles
y.anJ cane TO the Twenty eighth frGSihes oroeant
sS.stion, Sunday afternoon. and ,t oin ossanlted
pnhcyts that his daughter Anna had Dscn Ieener nj
SATURDAY evening by jeremiah Lyn nh had fofcibiy
ths wori honse He said that iynch H 9,'n;,w and
sntered the anartmens occupied Dy ni - 1ayghtnr
isbe', o., nrovocaton had struck MS I uI e
,.iaJ her hair and Knocked her down. rs
paec,nd the attention Of some OF the PSh
MI MI ree"crs who went TO her assistance iS Wrov
anu 1n,to1 and WINS arragned before Justice uarti6
h Yo,t vile Police Conrt yesterday AscII
at the ss read from Dr. r NJ Franklin Mt atng
S~nerint@udent OF the Lunat6 Asylum euncar
tbat Mics Drew was unable 20 II and
90 she was suffering severely from sn no,a odd
rsryoms prostraton. The prisoner was was ih lives
mill to-day Lynch, who Is uninarIls"I % friend
hen OF drtv nj No ~ Third-aye., ioii h.nn
no was in court that for some time ne t.4 t,rdav
cnnr,ing Miss Drew He came 10 TIC cry IL ~
d rntrncd to the island the evening" ne az
"ace went TO the apartments OF the OrvMs a." '.o,y
ostou,shrd 10 find the Young woman III ~, 49,.
81 tIso or three of the physicians, ana my tLe
J;nIino ,agcr-bc,r Lynch rcmonstIatcd Win 'tr
yaung woman whercupOn one OF the your Ill
S,r,cf him n violent blow IN the face Wli'n ni LII
sned il right eve He was about TO grapp'IE vi" ia
lis assailant when Miss Drew interielcn hn iii
Excitement ne pushed her 10 one slde anu Sno No
onG sfruck her head on char. Lyhch poi0 "'
evidence of having been struck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
suOT DOWN on SLIGHT PROvOCATION.

shooting ARRAY which viii probably, result
fatally was reported TO sheriff Tohcy, OF Hudson
Comfy. v j.. yesterday. Herman An/ p'Hirr'
n; Fort Lee SUNDAY afternoon. lie WAS accompanied
by large Newfoundland dog. While roaming
about the woods AM met another man. VINO hlSo
Ind n dog Tie two dogs got into fight. and tuz'
dog was victorious, This enrlgcd the owner Of the
OTHER dog and without any warning ne palied re-
yoIycr from his pocket and fired 1T Anz The bullet
penetrated ANS right side and he fell UNCONSCIOUS.
H. was found in that condition few minutes after
ward hy some men. who took hlin - the iouSr ol
Dr. Mohn The doctor pTolcd for the bullet Oul
conld not find it. The wounded man was removed
10 his honir yesterday and last evening II vas re-
ported that he was in dying condition ANS
assail ant ;saptcarcd immediately after the shoot
lug and has rot since been seen. His name Is not
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

Charles Brush of No 40 East sSihS T' iSa
al Police Headquarters yGsSiIG"E Ho a. know iumped
from the staten island Wv, MfS oS or nTf s
r.apt ~. W - Ynrk at the time Mr.. Brush SAID ne
thought the young man wa. rowpd "F ,&y irs
boat did not stop. At the staten ls.ann XIV arc
in this CITY last evening il was stated mat lhere
were several hundred persons on the ho,t AT ,.e
t;Tc and il was considered incredible that "a man
shnnid have jumped overheard and not nave h'eh
seen by more than one rr4on; aiy J th yssfcb
man chat he was informed of the occurrence 10y a Nv"
who spoke Of il first 70 the cngnet T. ana n4a ni.l
Eve minutes after tlr accident. The captain re-
ycrsed the paddle wheels. hut AS only one on the
passengers supported the boys assertion nc con
rindcd that il was false alarm:
Annie Anderson. young lrShw"mah' sWni"W'"
Paris green YESTERDAY afternoon; NJ her ann nonlc
40 al ShiD,uan.st Newark. Last night she was
alive Int was not expected to live. She SAID nat II
she recovered she would tTy again To en9 heT ne.
NJ ADJ Foilinrsl,ee age tweuty-thrcc, of No
3sS Fifthave Brooklyn. while labor'nS n h ,Gn
norary INSANITY owing to the death "i n'I p"pS,
,"mncd frnm the second story window Of her home
last evening She received serious internal INJURIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
BAPTIST VIEWS OF THE REVISION

AT the Baptist Preachers Conference Yesterday
tbc Rcv DIR 4; r. Bliss read paper on the Revised
New Testament lie is pleased it'll ;hc wora 4 i@w
Of his points are follows have learned WIN
gladnc,s that thcrc is an edition IN progT'S, rnigI
inclnde the American accommodating, and Put the
Fneiish views in the marlin instead. Applause
There is not thing IN the version 70 acct our drh3n
,,at;n,oi vi,.Ns Trench thinks that 10 translate
Iaotize hv immcrse Il fogsaking Translation for
c"mlncutary. will only say that most words are
rlr Rev. dr. Weston made few criticisms on
fbe new version. He said the word quick had
bcc changed 70 living IN one passage AMI re
sj,cd in on,fbcr simply because the Latter passaS e
vas inclndcd in tLc Episcopal praycr-hook. He
bopcd God would forrivc .hc English writer IN
Jkr North Ancr,an Kri1r for saving " the people
have been drinking The ord OF God ont oil The ia "
bnre OF an ass for 200 wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
woRKyirN NOT WHOLLY SATISFIED.



Tho troubles among thr cmp.ofc. 20 Che Moran
Iron Works are rather CoWpll''frd lhr W"ui .riS
and then hclrers have "~n ou nike i'r some days
for an advance of 40 pDr cant In turr wages. lt.t
have stated that the foreman. VI. Gay n0r. i.,-
made nvcrfurcS % the morer. iol I'll 10 Iturn, Dat
they rcfu>, 90 do thu uui'~~ 'hr hr.l"is arr al
MED hV the foreman. 100 said O. 4 IItNJNI joe
porter that hc was pleased with thc men, a- they
were sober and accustomed :" o., ""ih CONC iu
the shOr, hut Dee could not MAKE aiN
offer 10 tlcn for tAcr Jcturu, a7 Their pay
had been iucr,a scd tVlc" -lrcc January ]. ir N"ud
be- pea sd 30 have The men 20 to v"re, hlt thrt
must do 20 the same rates q wages o. ~ Hli IAr
800 Llacksnutlls who quit work 800 ~ orI0' ~iflr
dav for 70 half-n"llda, AMI t"I 'iaH-' in payday
from N0ufav 10 saturday, returned to work Ncst'r-
day morning. bat were told i} lue i"itn'ii on cn-
trriul the shop. that fhrr lIl h'tirf NOT go Co
work until tlc dliltult! bad been a'Jl-i'I. iue
men then o. iJIruci 80 the htff-.nOI~ lu tine uclG
Lorl i0od OF the works but hcld no meeting. The
bocTInaltcrs made demands last v'D. f'r % "h1ut"
Of payday ard some concession H regard "a"
a halfl0,ilay on SATURDAYS. They We're
told that their demand, would ice ~ part
conceded. and they did upi stfii e.
A f.w mon representing the 300 wachiu.~tS of thc
works held meeting last night go beer Shop ucdr
by To consider the feasibility ul making q ~iflkc
for higher wages 81 a hali-hollGa}. liner, seemed
10 hc a lack of unauimiiy among them. motion
was offered hat q demand for au uDr.l~" . 10 pcr
cont in their wages should he made "r stu would
be- hcnll. No action was taken.
Mr. Roach arrived ia town yesterday and tie mn
expected that some adjustment of tic existing dh-
cutieS would bc made. Mr Roach said that lAr
competition WAS great IA the shlp'uildng bu-l-
ness thatit almost impossible to nahc any more
advances in wages but hc would d. Tor the Wcn
what could reasonably be granted VIII go Jrnp't-
dizing his business. Tho half-hollda, .Veyrr,'
lac said - entirely out of the qucsti,.L u ~ nI
unjust demand, and cannot bc conceded without 5c-
nOus dcirpent 90 the carrying on OF the work
Tho meeting Of the striking brewery men 10 Wen
deps Hall yesterday was larger than usrr nd a
committee was sent 10 the retail HQur" .rucTs 90
learn what they did regarding the proposition OF the
brewers FOR settlement of tho difficulties The
| beer-eelers appointed a committee OF five t0mcct
the brewers committee at the StcubCu House to-day
| when It il expected that measures will be taken to
end the war between the non-unlon brewers and the
| bcer-ScleIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
MIR DEECHEE's OLD HOME.

The decd transfcrring The house No, III V9Iuh
bia Heigh,s from the former owner Henry w ara
in the Registers Office Brooklyn The consldcIa
ton for the property, which includes storci3u.e
under the garden the entrance to which l. III FuI-
SIi. 900. Mr.. Bcechcr owned and lived ia this
house for ahout twenty years. He sold II because
riaTs of his children had left only him and Mrs.
peechcr 10 ccapy the house When in Brooklynnow
he lives with his son Colonel Henry H. lieecher -
No 124 Uicks-st Mr.. Bccrhcrs youngest son, As
sistaut District Attorney William {. Beecher, OF
this city is 10 be married in the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
TIE MAYORS TOUR OF INSPECTION.

Mayor Grace YESTERDAY accompanied Commissioner
Coleman on a tour of Inspection through the city,
The hcadqdartc of ne Stre't-ccaning Bufcau. on
the East River, were visited and next the Varlous
dumpIng places The streets and avenues on the
East side were CLOSELY examined. Ii ~ the intention
of COMM ,sioner Coleman. during ia" present. week
10 clean the city a. thoroughly As possible. The
MAYOR expressed his satisfaction az the progress
which has already been made. / he employees oil the
Strret-cloaniug Burcau will Ice paid soon rs the
accounts Of the Bureau have been examined and the
liabilities incurred 10y the Police Board Tor the Bu-
rcasl lave been fuliv asccrtalued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
MRS. McDoNALDs WOUND NOT FATAL.

Ann McDUna.d, whose Curl0Slty camo near
costing her her life Saturday night. when
she ,toupcd in her flight to 500 which Of
the two men WHO were shooting ut each
Other would ct hit. and received bullet wound
herself is It'll AT Bellevue Hospital; Dr; WI,
son who has charge OF her case says that the ball
entered JUS, below the small Of the back and passed.
downward diacoually. but she shows no symptoms
of A.. hsYiug entered the abdominal cavity, a. at
first s1ppos,d The woaud is not dangerous, and
thee Is no probability Of its proving fatal. Dennis
Kennedy and Daniel lludurr, the two men who
were 81 outing at each other were rcmauded at the
Y0Tkville Court, L. the care Of tie police OF the
Fiyltceufl Precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
PIpILs EXAMINED 4 SECOND TINE.

About forty of The candidates Tor admission 20 INC
College O. the CITY of Ncw-lOr< were rccXamln"d
,-rstcT,lav on account Vt having been coached AZ
II i claimed 10y john BOYLE principal Of Grammar
School 40. -. ani other teachers IN arlihmciic
geography and history. General Web SAID last
svcIinS that the pnpiis were found 10 he ", II
taught and passed through the second examination
with very satisfactory results. Abont the same
number Of voaug women. for the same reason. was
eVouiiucd fine Sc. nj time yesterday az the Normal
College. NJ futthcr action in The matt y viii Toe
taken bv The colleges, 1t lies Wholly in tile prov
iuce OF the Board Of Education. The .nvcstlgat-
inp COMMITTEE of Which Pr >lcnt Walker Is chair
man will begin It's inquiry this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
Rail DECLARED FORFEITED.

jacob Clutc charged with violating tho lottery
law, was indicted some WoLjhs ago. and was adj
mitted 10 bail pending trial The case was called
yesterday IN the Court Of General Sessions before
Recorder SMITH, and aS Clut, did not appear his
bail was declatod forfeited. aud bench warrant
was issued ~. his arrest. Bench warrants were also
issued for the arrest OF William Burst and james
Irving proprie;ors Of a dis, rdcri, house known AS
the Empire GaTdeA ia SixtL-aye., they having
isiled appear ior trial. The bail in their cases was
f.pl.t 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

The BOYN' CLOTFsIER Of
NcW-Y and Brooklyn -
BALDWIN,. and me finds Il nee
cs>ary &C. Use The entire second
story OF the Baldwin Build.
ing" Brooklyn, for his BOYS
Department in that city. The
second lOOr viii nc reached by
u wide and easy flight OF stairs
and one Of Otis, latest i'm
prOVcunCDt Elevators. Every
thing ready for the Fall Open
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

Every drop the SarsapaTfan Resolved communicates
through Blood sweat and other fluids and Juices
system yig1r Of life. for 1t repairs tie GHtes OF
and sound material Scroula, Consutnp
ton. Ganduar Disease Ulcers IN the Throat Mouth Iumors
Ganda and other parts OF tho system sore
Eyes Struuous icla.- from the cars ana nc worst forms
ifrpttons, sores, Scad hrad rang
Worm Rheum. Fry -ipels, Ache Black spots, worms
he Flesh TumOr- Cancers In the Womb and All weaken
Discharges MI IT SWeats. Loss 90 Sperm aud
~ life Principle within the curative range
wonder OF modern chemistry and Few days use VIII
person using for her OF these forms 81 us
them n tho patient, daily be-
decomposition that
progrcssing succeeds IN arrc.ng these wastes
the st material mad, from healthy
blood THIS the ~ar-apsan will AMI does secure cure
FOR when this remedy commences ~ Wo OF
publication diminishing tho loss OF tastes
IT. repairs viii rapid ami every day the patient " frc
bother aud stronger the food darsting oct
appetite improving, and aesh and weight Increasing
Price 81 per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED BY Az TTMIAY

The police o. M9Ir SANTA reported last evening that
Owen Dcguau age twonty-thT'e, ca Mouls-aye. and
One hundred end-i0riy -li,tE-st. was shot in the
back by an unknown Italian, who escaped Dcgnan
and the Italian quaTelleG III One-hIndled- and-hfy
priest. ana Degtap Wa, trying 20 get away from
MS ass.1iant when he shot, The bullet peHc-
,Iatci ms left lung making dangerous wound.
inc ttaiiah mad not been arrested last evening.
DegLan Naa attended low q surgcnn al M. homo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21

seriously by Eugene Bloss age twenty OF 70, 90
Police Station. and Meyer was cent to the Chambers
Street Hospital. 1t was said tina, Meyer ms,
assaulted Bioss and the latter claimed tat r The
fight grew ont Of a dispute about woman named
Annie Costello whom Bloss was accused oil SANDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-21
A WESTERN RjrMOR DENIED

rumor published recently In Cincinnati
that James H. keenc, If New-York. was seeking 10
obtain transportation line on tho Mississippi
River. IL was said that VI. A. Blys0n. formerly a
resident OF St. LOut had yisitc'! Cincinnati AZ SIR
keenes agent and that be had made propositions
for the purchase Of one or two barge lines. Mr..
Kcenc said yesterday that be knew nothing what
ever about the matter, and was not acquainted with
A.