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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
GEO. ". HILEY.

Sunday, May Goth, at II o'clock, A. NJ
and u P. NJ.
JohnSton's Kslsomine stands.
Many ofthe grape vines were killed
or 40 injured by the severe winter that
they will produce but small crop this
season.
The Towards Lick Turnpike is being
worked BY large number of hands and
tte road will be in excellent condition
for The summer spring travel.
Wanted to buy lard and bacon for
cash or trade by W. Z. BARRON.
Mr.. Samuel GatewoOd has purchased
an interest in the Avalanche, at Front
ROYAL. He isa practical printer and
clever gentleman.
Much Of the corn failed to come up
this season. Some Of our farmers &C
count for this by the theory that the
germln atlng quality of much Of the
corn was destroyed by the cold weather
OF last winter.
For general debility take B. B. B.
SWINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
by B. SCHHITT.
At the election tomorrow there Will
Be chosen, one Clerk Of Circuit Cours'
one Clerk of County Court, and one
Supervisor, three Justices, enc Ccnsta-
bic, and one Overseer Of the Poor for
each Magisterial District.
Those Who suffer from an eDfeebled
and di.ordersd state of the system,
shsuld take Ayers Sarsaparilla asd
cleanse the blood. PHrge out the Turk
ing distemper that underminss the
health, aud constitutional vigor will re-
turn.
Dat Meal biscuits, Graham biscuits,
Mix biscuits, light and wholesome Tor
iuyalids and delicate persons, for sale
byW. {. BARRON.
Ne KalsOnine so good as JOhnston'',
sold BY B. ScHKITT.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Moore has greatly Inn
proved his residence, on tho Valley
bike, near Mt. Jackson, BY new porches,
bay windows, painting, SC. 1t no"
presents a very handsome appearance
CUT WoRMs.-Some Of the farmers
have been compelled to replant nearly
all of their corn on account OF the
rayases of cut worms. Mfr. Erasmus
Riuker, we are informed, replanted
nearly bis entire crop.
JoHrsroH's KalsOmine the best.
SCHMIrT.
3. B. 3.
Some parties repor: that the apple
crop was injured by the hot weather o.
week before last After a very slight
examination, we think that the crol
will be good. A large quantity SCENT
to haYe persisted, but the trees examin'
ed still show a sufficient quantity II
Rssd and promising condition.
All the paper trees Of this place were
killed by the cold winter. Their place.
can Be supplied by more desirable shad'
trees. The fact that some ofthem wer'
oyer forty years old, shows that tn
weather of sthe last winter was YER.
severe.
Have near about two hundred sack
OF salt On hand and will sell at reduces
price until after June Court on accom-
Of having to remove the same shortl
after Ithat time, to make room 10
Phosphate, come and set bargains j
salt n W. Y. BARBoN's'
3. ScLmitt sells B. B. B.
Mr.. James Murnan, brakeman 81
b. Is o. r. z. wss very seriously,
not fatally injured at Cedar Cree
bridge, on Monday, 10th inst. He wa
struck In the breast by one of the tin
ssrs Of the bridge. His breast au'
head received severe injuries. He va
found lying on top OF car when til
train reached Middetown.
Bumgardner's Bodega Btters.
A most fortunate medical dlscoerv
Is. D. b.
Fsvel's Cornet Band has just r,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
In "wIkE OF cARDul."
by B. ScaMITI

----a<e~&
Malt Bitters are the best 'bitters.'
They promote sleep and allaJ ner'
vousness.'
Beat LIVER and kidney medicine we
SELL
They knock the 'chIlls' every time.'
'COssump.ive people gain flesh on
them
Malt Bit,ers hare no rivals ia this
towc.'
Beet thug for nursing mothers Ne
have
sWs Ike 10 recommend Malt Bittsrs.
- go -s----------
Headache and Neuralgia cured by y.
y. n.
Irwin. . SOa ssll B. B. Is.
u n "A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

Johnston's Kalsomine 10 selling
rapidly and gives satisfaction.
B. SCHNITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
MARRIED.

On the 18th Of May, at the residence OF MY;
Jno. FUR, by Rev. Mr. Walker, Nj; WIN. DeSlnonu
A. the brides residence in Luray, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst. by Rev. DR.: Linthleun ,
Mr. Samuel ]. Richey, son Of Rev. f. IL. hchey
Of This place. and Miss Lula V. Watson. Of Luray.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

"a ruu VOTERS OF SHENANDOAH COUNT:
Ir.Spectfully announce myself . candidate for
eAs Clskship Of the Circuit Court OF shenSnd0an
csunty. 49,. -. n.nx
-as~.t a. nsrform the work Of the same to the
eaOrs satisfsction Of the public. II eiecteds
sAAn sndeaVor TO do my duty. o
March e-te. W. ~ LVo~N'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
B. B. B

No more dyspepsia B. B. b. klll'lt.
B. B. B
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

"WlNE or CARDUl" for Ladies only.
by B. SoHkITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

a~R raayear AeenEs wanted sysryvns,re - -.
VOLAat t,nss 81 ictjy leiLnl sts ~.
MZGuU Address J.Reasa Co. ~ jsan- -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY COURT.

r. -rx WORMS OF SHESAsDoAx COUNT;
respectfully announce myselfA candidate
fsf the once Of Clerk Of the County Cour' OF SneA
aAAoah County. 90 A.
rear Years experiences - deputy Clerk Of the
csurts 81 this county will enable me 10 discharge
a. duties Of the once efficiently and elected,
III \. NV am 10 perform all its duties impsrtiAly
aAd hithfuly. ~.,.,v o,,v~
March 7d.-te. !. HlAS DAnN'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25

COLLINS rG E9S S9 Pl..fin, ' c@:tiaS
80. MIBE n rr7u,n25 cents, is far superior to
bWLHC ~ t@eihV every other electrical appli-
hr .-~o0 ancs before the public. They
EkhS 6ES instantly relieve Dyspepsia.
liver Compliant, Malaria, Fever and Ague ard
kidney and Urinary Difficulties and may be worn
AM af,cted part Price IS cents. So every
where. Weeks Z Potter. Boston, mtss
Msy 25th Sly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
!. HITR BIRD.
v.-x,v.rrns or sHxxAxpoAn COUNTY:

r. TET VorEks OF SHHNANpoAh UouEIi' =,
Respectfully announce myself az Canal.
A.sa Cor the once Of Clerk Of the County Court OF
nsnazdeAh County. OIL -,
HavinE been the assistant ana oePuy oieIH - =,
csurts IN your County, for the last s1 years rel
sSrSdsnt that can perform the duties OF said
sass, and II elected, promise faithful ana IN
parts discharge Of the same.
March 3i.-ts. y nhhASN'
valley and virginian will insert.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
DIED

On the 21st inst. at his residence in PowelPs
Fort. MT Daniel Sibert, aged ~ years and three
Consistent and active member Of the Lutheran
Church.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
.Dr.TUTT'S
ExpectoranfI
M o5CTs. AND 81 BOTTLES.

It's properties are Demulcent, Nutr1-
tive Baisarpic, Soothing and Healing,
Combining all these qualities, it is the
most effective LUNG BALSAM ever
offered to sufferers from pulmonary
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-25
Te TIE voTKKs OF sEESANr

Re rUI VoTKIs OF ShENANDUAH OOO II a,
respectfully announce myself anol-
CTrsUr1 CoUHr ef our County, and desire 70 re
txr1 nv grateful appreciation OF your esumete.
N Tbs tsst, Of my ability to discharge the mAay
srIIcus and important duties OF SoIA CoVAIi
and CIxcvIT CLxRK. ,..,. 4,
chinins 10 other merit than Qualification, II
.lIated promise cheerful. dihgent, impartial
~ oonseisntious discharge Of the duties OF the
eaee and shall always er deavor to observe al ~
ss1rtesies and kindL sssss that are oue 70 my TO-
lsS eitiRenG- ~ ,,,,rv
, 1881-03-30

Dnhfcl Sturgeon Jo1lbcrt. tho Famous
soer Gencrul, Proves to ryo n Nntivo
oi Pcnn*ylvnnin-Fho Story of a1a
IsvDntflil Life.
Special Dspateh to 7Fas Chicago Tribune,
plrrsuulso. Pa., March aA.-It will proba-
bly, surprise many Of Your readers to learn
thnt Joubert, tho Doer General who Inns
Whipped tic British lit several battles, Is q
nntlro Of unlontoWl1, Fnyette County, pa..
about sixty mtles cast Of littsburg. Forty
ono YEARS ago Jac0b Jollbert md Ills wife
Darbnra elniRratcti from Holland anu settled
IN Brownsville, Fnyotte County, Pa.
4 few months Afterwartl they . re-
moved to uniontown, snnlc county, y-'' o
they lived two ycnrs, Jacob wo.~ ~,w
ut his tradc-tllat Of multling brick by l,a,.ci.
Sometimes he did odd Jobs for tho Lion,
nanlel Sturgeon, q resident Of UMiontowt,
tilen United stntcs Senator fron, Punnsyl-
yallIn. LII tho spring Of 1911 Harbnra gaye
birth to Il son, who was cllristuncd Daniul
Sturgeon Joubert, Iii 1850 both of the
parents died. leaving Daniel to bu cared fur
BY strangers 1Io foil into good hantls, how
over, WIS well clothed anu fed, md sent to
school. April II, 1855, tor alleged assault
and battery dpull a. nun named johnson,
ynung Jotbert WIS arrested md lodged Ill
jail III Unlontown. SENATOR Sturgeon en-
ployGtl counsel, and Mt the trial tic prisoner
Was acquitted.
The young man thcn determined to leaye
tho placp of his birth FOREVER Making his
way to New York, ho took ship to Holland,
tllo lnnd OF i,is ancestors. pnying for Ills pus-
sagu by working on tho stnn,,ler. At AM
stert!atl he matla tho acquaintance OF Adaui
Joubcrt, his fathers brother, Captain Of a
shtp III the South African and Last lndin
trnut. lf1t!! lsiA N1lcle llo made segerAl yOy-
1H{S IN t1n 0fnitr F0Ilfrfs In a frfnn n
, 1881-03-30
GROWTH Of THE TELEPHONE.


DosToS, Marcl, 30.-rl,o wonderful growth
OF tho telephone was shown in thu statement
llatle ut tic annual meeting Ut the Boil Tele
phone Company to-day. Tho Company had
at the beginning of tho ycar 1ss telephone
exchanges III operation, with V,sB !nstsu.
n,ents III use. To-aay tlero nro 4os OK
changes or about to open, Will, I'LL aggregate
OF l52s.GN Instruments. The increase Ut it,
strnnlentsa!so inclutles3l, GOO FROM tho Gold L.
Stuck Telegraph Company. Previous to Fel,
~ last year I, h0 Instruments, l,ad beel export
I'd. l.llst ychr tho number exported reached
nina cities with Il population of over lo,uoo
aint ~, only ono city nt l5,HD without tele-
rIaohe exchange. Tho Company lnY cxpeIltl-
ed considerable sl,ls IN developing III yys-
tsl,3 s;ao n otier cltss, while III Hostosl nlons
practical management Of this Company turns
oi!t T. W n 'nofB expensive than ut ,lrst sup
}i0seu, tic general 0ntluDk shows ulat tJio
1usineSs Ut running these exchanges prou.-
KS to bg 4 profitable ono In tic Immediate
!utHrc; Tho expenditures lust your were q
little short Ut S.,0Uo.O10.
, 1881-03-30

Spxesa4 Dtspaseh TO Tht Chteuqo Tribune.
WAsIIISGroS, d. e., Marcl, 20-It mr.
i'sars TINT tfIe WRONG practices In tho War
Department to which tho resolutions intro
ttuced lit tho SeMnte nre ttirecte.l do unit re-
fer to post-tra.lersl,Eps, but to thu appoint~
mlcnts Of cloriislllps III tho Departments
here, to wl.cl, attention tas sIrealy brcl,
quite generally callesl. Tic cargcs aro that
persons lave obtained positions III the De-
lNtrtnent by tho use OF money. TINT nppti-
catlts well recommended who did not ngrco
to pay nloney .tt.l not receive appointments
while tlAoso who did pay did receive
them, md that persons outsido Ut the
Department are balInycu to huyo
acted rs agents or brokers ii the
matters, and t0 llaye secured tho appont-
Ileits I'll soine way which llns not vet bcen
discovered. Tho resolutions, owing to tho
tlcad!ock in tho Senntc, have not yet bee,l
adopted.
MEANWHILE,
Secretary Robert I.inculn, having had his
attention callctl to the fnct of tho presenta-
tlon OF tho resolutions, nnd through other
mcans, Inns entered upon t,n exhaustive ex-
animation uf tho subject, and proposes, If
lussl bic. tn do his own Investigating, Without
tho Intervention Of Congress. Ii there Id
nNy dirty lllielf Ut that sort to bc wasl,eu in
tito departments, tile present Administration
will undoubtedly undertake to 10 It without
my lssistAncn from Congress,
, 1881-03-30
The Barkeeper Of a Boarding.
House Beats a Sailor to
Death.
A Prominent Lawyer Of Toledo, o.,
Arrested for Demanding 1lle-
gal Fess.
A Doctor ut Tccumsol,, Micl,., Stabbcl
From Behind by a Durglar.
The Doctor the Victim Of a Most Extraor-
dinary Series Of Misfortunes.a


SAOI I31kOQHH TIIE HEART
Spsetat Dispateh to Tnt Chicago Tribune.
MuSc1E, Ind, March .D.-At Cllltnni,, ten
miles west Of llcre, ut s o'clock yesterday
afternoon, I'm Miller, d merchant md rail.
road ugcl,t, ql,arrecd with So,h Mckinney.
lumber dealer, oyor I'LL old ftud. Nttiter's
lifo Ind been threatened by AcKEnnoy, Md
he took tllls OCCASION to settle matters. Dur
Ing the 1unrrcl Miller drew pistol md tlrc.l
Mt Mckinney, wIlo stood ilye feot from him,
Tile bull passed through Mcl<lnncy's heart.
1le cried, "Ohi" walked few steps, mil
fell dead. Miller Ktye his keys to his clerk,
and sud l.e wuuld 10 to Anderson uuld give
himself M, to the authorities. liu
in1ca !nca 1ttMlped on horse, rosu r9pid-
Heard Hi II sco III It Il not s kaow hef wstop pe9a IL
W,Mlt , to hls fathot's house, four miles franz
tllltnan, or Is attempting to ESCAPE. lie Ii u
SOIL OF Jacoo hli llor, y wealthy farinur md
lncrcl'ant living in this county, IL .lbuut rs
years olti. n1M known throughout THIS coun-
Tires years aE0. For II year lie suttl light
nlng-rods. Since that tluiv f1p l,as bought
lumber ut GtllInan. llo WIS X, years lid,
nl!1 1t II said leaves q wife n1lI clIiltrun t1i
Uhig. lte ltyg with woman nan,etl ..Jatlo
Miller accused Mckinney OF stealing $500 Of
XIII Miller. rho shot viii 60 iinrG with
Miller. The Coroner Is holding IN Inquest
10 the Trtstern As.oeiattd Pssss,
CINCINNATI, March M1-Durlng It quarrel,
resulting lrU,n MI old feu., ut Gilman, Ind,
!ast evening, 1rI Miller drew n pistol mid sllot
SGtl1 Mckinney through tho heart, killing
aI rae o, saying iu 's wold srt s"rre,sr 'r'9S to
t!!o Sherif. lie huS not beeli spen since,
10th were young ntG1l.
, 1881-03-30

Special D4sp1tsa to TIA ChIeaoo 1stbuns.
WASHINGTON, d. G., MArch 29.-Nnw that
Minister Christiancy's counsel Inns closed the
Testimony In his bel'ult, IN the diyorca suit
aEai,lst Ills wife, thu other sida propose to
cot1lmence operations within ten days. Mrs.
Chrstlnncy's counsel will make their first
move By going into court nild asking tho
Judge to strike out tint portion OF the cx-
Senator's answer to the cross-bill which they
characterize us sca'ldalous, md which lc lias
fHlted to substnntlate by testimony. Next,
they will ask Ills Honor to ulake MI order
s!Irectllls tho MinIster to Peru to pay the TX
pulses Ut taktnx the evidence In be!lult OF
l.crses. BOTH motions will bc likely to pro
t!eclsIon upon nloni, nothing further will be
Lono In th6 cuse.
, 1881-03-30

AAcA+
Sptetaa D1spatth to tn catenao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. c., AInrcll 20.-'rhe Intlu-
enco of Mnhune's speech Is already growing
v;sih,c IL Wtr1tntn onu ,,,y'rt,,,ota1 ~
.a.,11a.,. sau 49, a1u u"' ~ sun,y o
tendency H. u pfeaK-ap III Inc SOLID South
through bloody ftces nul broken boiles. 4
gentleman who cnt1lo fru1n Alexandria this
mnrrInr envs thot thnro ,vnx 1oat r,1ht o,,ito
" ,,.1.s. "..at u"tso 49,.
a,,I .,,n ,,,.,n,,,', strnn 49,. ~
i,'s h".n. s ~ w. a1naets a. W au .,.o
At'eF oca's u!a ass1essota III COMING 10 tho
leseue " u'e't c"a'Mp'o1 aAA'lsL soiilo pol-
so''"l "ll"IA0 19o" l'oH'ooha. i'sto'a Wolo
tlrawH, AMI atfatrS looked threatening until
the uoliea lnHrfered.
THE VlltGINIA DEBT QUESTION.
IN tbs pt4ttrn Assoetaled prr.s.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. AInrch aO-.rba aif
fnrrurn hnt t,von,, tha nneI,ton ~ th,, pon,,-
t..a.''s. '.., .,s" ~ p.o" ~ .s4o 4.e*"~
!Nstus9 a'a Iue!9 oppoue!'ts III s1sglh'A on
tho uGbt question, Which u natl0 10 pr0Ml-
ilolt now by tho contest In tic Senate, Is
about rs folaoWs: NcCul!onglrs Tor the
Dthtpnyers'} bt1t fixed with the consent Of
the cr,xlfto,n the ,inbt nj ara nm nm ,na,lo
t s",.ons ra",..oHto ~" ~ Ss $1,000 ...aa 'Ias
'i H.. eo"."" .,a .see''nuo ao' 'aAss u!lu ouaos
, 1881-03-30


LEAvESwoisris, rs. Marcl, 3D.-.rhB .loyll-
Es!l details Ut tlo murder Of lle,Iry ketchull,
u German living alone OIL Il cIafm near
Cawkcr City. as hitherto Wired, nre now fully
corrob0rated. Il. ". Know, his son Charles,
l.. ~. Soule. nlld Theutloru kinyon were
arrested fur the criulc. all the latter l,as Just
1l'tto confession TINT the four went to
kcschcll's dugont Ind dropped all iron
thimblo filled with powder down into tho
store. After tho explosion. when Ketcllell
rushed fro.n tho cabli,, no was Tired ut rs lie
emerged, was pursued, mil aE.ln fired and
nfter, q terrible struggle Tor Ills ltd, iii
WHICH he was beaten over tho llend with Il
al way ponne un}i IL liz M tlonts IS wsre VIZ eai con-.
winged tint tholr bloody work was only TOO
WCllupnc.
, 1881-03-30

Dec; q, fSsi, will amount 10 st0o, o,0oo, 600.
prol1abty sso, ,oo9, tU would be ,!unror tho trno
'n"nti viii be ,t"ts'ialy sSvy, by rr!so,! M Hi q
n,lcilctellcy. IN account of pensions. probn-
bly, tho receipts viii not slsow. II surplus 1T
!,!nrc than = ,ooo yN applicable IL thc retl,1c-
th9 payntents VT! 10 heavy. as
deficiency q $! re, ,0o' VIII he until heforo
AprIl., 1t should lm remolnbcrcd. ton, that
threw times ~ ,larga ~ IN slarcl,. Iii esi1-
1ilatnE tho probable surplus tlurtnK tho next
iMto ,c"stt!eratiiotl., TIC surplus is usually
!!SrAl ytar than IT. IL tho inst six nauntlls
THUS, for THO first six months Of the liscal
ynar on'ltAl JMIe 20 lss0, tho receipts nmo,tnt-
ca to S7D lS1.Q0 ,alMl tho expenditures
s4543o0o while III tho last six mouths Of tl.,
snlile lIscaI year tho receipts weru 3t77,atoON
aui ti.o sxps!H!lt9r"s t. !st sl!5psoo leaving
huff Of u year, gcllcrnl!y yields thu largest
surplus IL 0ne TINT is fully recognized Mt tho
treasury !)cPartnient- II Is understood thnt
ti,e - nrn'etse to he attopted l5 paying tho
tiltllru interest MI COUPON Is and 0s HOW 0ut-
standing Is L mntter tlsal IL cn,tslng the oil.
GERS OF tho Treasury Department
CuSs1EEfsAttT.E rEl,rLEx1Tr.
The lust intcrest-cOnpoM Is Of tho Is and OIL
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M"s y KY ss tieIteSt,co,lpoh tS3 @ VIII
~ I'LL vi. mso nn,S ~ ~ VIZ ~ COUPON
~ stna;,,'t I "ooIi ;Ss 1.sv tes, u Gunnii ~ oMt
,"". cr snnrnst.f .I9u 1ut pos hM.t ~ & ~
S n,,,S s'p nf nt& Sw tiee''l t ,, VII mavo 70 10
~r"},b,,. ~ TX pustif t,.o '.esst H., Mpotl tloi
~ 1,1,at ~ ~ a"srfI'!, ~ o % pe Ge!sas Mouia
ntt, r';rt.tar i.,,,t,o ~ s'1 ,h eEtoa a.tt ! uos
Mt . tU ,, t,Eiiss H., ,Eaii huPets @ s vi uNt eiass, nu
t',,, aI,s, Iu. II is'' h,e Mt. IT, ~ ,n9ers peiow
Wsl, tio ,r ceta IT. ta,nrso o ,aee ,tcia a.
truu n,"i s,,p % bnj"r. ny ~ tu,u"n ,,, Mta W
, 1881-03-30

HpttEa9 L4sPVstH 10 1N8 CHledt9 7T&1EHt.
TERRE llAuTE, 1nd.. MArch a9.-.rhls
AFTERNOON tha noted criminals George Jacls-
.nnn mil james Knight, for some reasou not
known. wero released from custody. These
men wcro tried for throwing IL truth from tho
track Ut tho indianapolis Il st. Louis Rall-
road at st. Mary's Station IN June, ls70,
exciting trial, instins e!eyeM days, they wero
sentenced to life imprisonment. The casa
went to tho Supreme Court, Judgment .was
reversed, and tie prisoners relnAlltlcd for Il
now trlnl, T1Ila afternoon they Wpro rG-
leAscd upon their own rceoKn!zancc, which
virtually VllttY thE matter,
, 1881-03-30

Bp1etas DHp4ltA 70 IN Chltago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Maroh 29.-Jnmcs
Sa4or. of Saginaw, was walking III Mltllalll
last evening wilt, two women when Two lucn.
s.rangors. calua up al.d assaulted Singer, cut
ting n gash on llls 4estd. Ile drew knifu
md stabbed onc Of tlIc men, Albert atoore,
Btx tunes IN tho slhe. shoulder, a.u! arm.
SAgcr wns ,nrrested AM! lodged [n Jul: liz
aliA PUBLIC sylnpathy is un his slde, ~ Moore
lius i bud reputation. Monrc IL III critical
condition, alld will probably die.
, 1881-03-30

SAN FRANCISCO Mnrch ..v.-AtaIl atlvlces
fr"nl tho mining camp Of Ivanpall, Sun
Dernnrdlno County, report tl,at Dnnlcl
kcistlcs, stock-rttscr. was shot dcutl hy II
renc9alc 1ndn' OIL account uf son.e tri1lng
tlilllcnlty. SONG tndtans III the vicinity d.
lverea tio murderer to tile utttl!uri.ics, but
Him out md hung him, '~~'~
, 1881-03-30

HpEtla4 UEp0teh 70 1hk Chicago IFib1tnk
l3osTos, MA1elL W.-Dr. NAtl.nn t;.llz, the
Socialist leader, who was tic prisle mover III
the great watch swlndle, WIS to-tlay found
guilty Of using ths malls with intont to lie
fraud. but Il motion for now trta! was at
once nude. The swindEa WIS on gigantic
scale. clrcularH Offering valuable watches for
n slIlculousiy snail sum lulMx frepty dis
Under the psslin,Gd nHlne Ut Alexander Hold
anow, pulled In 4 very largo amount ot
money,
, 1881-03-30

Spf<fdE lHpdlth to Tia Chteooo TttbWne,
EI.uiN. ILL.,, Dec. 20.-A lIorse. hnrncss.
cnltcr, md robe belonging TO u. j. l1eutlrlck-
SOIL nlltl $. ". Kingsley, living IN the country
east of lierp, WIS stolen from tlcir barn last
night BY 1iorse-thovcs. Tia tlprso VITA I, bay.
seventeen llands lIlEl, weighed l,150 poni,s,
tllu left fore l,t,uI = "
, 1881-03-30

Special Dtspatsh to 7ne Chicago Tttbane.
AlMoSTE, March, a9.--Dr. Moslyn a1M! Mr..
james Manning, Jr., b0th Of this town,
started iii small skill for Appleton ycster-
day afternoon. mid were reported rs having
left there to return about I:30 o'clock this
morning. Not having arrived nj llome to-day,
suspicion, was created that they had been
drowned. Parties left III search, md dis.
covered the boat bottom upward mid tue uurs
mud the t0ctur's cap tuntlng Oil tic water.
The. river Is being tlrngged for tho bottles
Dr. M9siyn fur sn,no time represented North
LaIurk lii the Ontario Legislature.
, 1881-03-30

ST. Louis, No., A1arcl a9.-As tho Maude
was passing Cnrondelet Rbout = o'clock last
night on '!er way down, sElo colldeA With
the Fannie Tatum, bonltll up, striking her
abreast 0f the boilers, breaking ono Of her
derrlcks .nnl seyernl ssAncittuns, but doing
no material damage.
Thu lllIHuis, on her way down tho Illinois
!aYer yesterday, afternoon, struck n pier uf
the Tn!lroatl bridge at linvnla and isld ono
wheel torn OFT, sho being towed to tllis port,
, 1881-03-30
CAHELESSE9S.

sptttas Dtspafeh 10 1x Chicago Tfibuns.
CLINTON, H., March GA freight trait
OH tho Illinois Central ran off the track abou
fifteen miles north Of t!Iis city, anil dltclled
tho engine alaI five cars. The track men Ind
taken Up q raj! a,Ht put o,it 'sgNnl, but
they were not observed lit tnle to stop.
Taylor. the engineer, hal his shoulder .ltslo-
catttl wllen the engine upset. TAu ours wero
badly wrecked.
, 1881-03-30


CHARLESTON, w. Va, March GA row at
tAnee pn Campbell's Creek resulted III tho
fatal shouting Of Henry Hancock aud tho
serlous wollndlng Of jim 1Iolstein by ono
Clay. Il workman. Tho workman matto gt,ol
Its escape. HANCOCK Is pleading lntprn,Ily.
islMl Ills death is hourly expected. IIolstrfll
, 1881-03-30

ISL s,,isin Business viii, ;l1a,, wf,I, i,H h" 1
Just previously LIFT tElore. lIe it'd mt rrtur,
Il. tlls Library Alll llas mt been see,, or rnr
nf sIilcc. lto was known To l,s,ve ntN,nt $l,f10
knew Il, wn wcre wtli hiua tic evoi.I,ly III. i,S.
inrn, disappeared Fr1tlaynornlng aud cnnnos
, 1881-03-30

QUINCY, Ill.,, March :,9.-Janes Cow, fore.
man Of Whites stoye-fountlry. mt! two
companions, were hunting on tho island III
tue Mississippi tlyer. near here. yesterday,
anu, III attempting to consu homo after dusk,
the boat was. about tn he swainpcd, wleu
Cow jumped into the water aid drew it
nsllorG. They could not gut off tho island.
During tic night Cow was taken With
cramps and died before morning. lie WAS
greatly respected In tho circle III which he
moved,
, 1881-03-30
4 FATAL WluNn.

BATAVIA. o., Mnrclle0.-1n a row at Felie-
tty William Dotlson atnt Francis Williams
werc seriously stabbed BY Frederick Sci,c;
nll eo!oret[. Du!lso,l's wound was through
tho neck, allll will probably proyu fatal,
, 1881-03-30

Spft1al Uttpasth 70 Ihs Chicago TRIBUNE.
CLINTON, ILL.,, MArch 20-A[urtha Dorunt.
nEed IL yenrs, the partner of Lizzie Barton,
tho fenEale llorse-thEef, Ut this county, was
sent to tic pemttentIary this afternoon for
one. year, for nrson III burning so.l!e b,llllinws
Ill Wapclla. Thp Jury was ont twenty hours.
, 1881-03-30

GOV. MURRAY DEPARTS. FOR UTAH.
louiavIt.lE, Ky, Masc. 20.-uuy. Murray
loft tor UG.ll Tonight. Ila will tlIne with Ills
bsuther-iovernor, Crtttendcl, of Missouri, In
st. Lorts Tomorrow, al.l arrive ut Salt Lako
City Monday next.