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, 1881-07-06
DIED OF HIS WOUND.

Accidentally Shot by His Companion
Torko 5nfvorsol,. tho young Norwegian who
was shot In 'front.' Ut No. 100 West indiana strcat
Into Motislay night, died OF bis wound yesterday
ut tho County Hospital. Tito County Physician
VIII make p0st-morlem examination during
tho forenoon, and In tho afternoon tho Coroner
Will hold tito Inquest. Emil Johnson, a young
Dano, who was with him nt tho time, md who ID
charged with The shooting, is boIng hold Ia c,,s-
tody t1 await tho result of tho Inquest. II Is
accredited to johnson TINT, instcat or oscnplnR,
rs hc might have tone. nftor tho Shooting, ho
t;a gayo h:s wounded fslond every possible Ntten-
asslstanco Of the. police. lie Expresses groat
sorrow for tho acctdont, and tells very straight
story rs to how 1t happened. They han boon out
drinking toscther,. niid, wishing to ,oeIcbrnte
went into Two or threo stores to purchase SOME
blank cnrtrfdRcs. Hut falling to tinll any, thor
took loaded ones. aud Just ~ ho, Johnhois, was
Cooking tno WEAPON preparatory to firing It, 1t
accidentally won't OIL. Tho witnesses corrpbo.
rate, and thora WIS no truth In tho ru,nor tliat
tue two mon had Quarrotcd IN saluon shortly
wcro fast friends.
, 1881-07-06
CROwNE1z,s QUESTS.


TItE LATEsr wirE-sLAYEn HELD WITHOUT rA1r~
Coroner Matson held MI inquest yesterlMy
Mt @.0@l DcnrnQ street upon Mrs Catherine Cum
'Nlngham. who Waa murdered hy her husband
cnrly MondHy morning. THO only wtt,lcss ca
nnlnod was Mrs. ClAnoy, who lived next door
tn tho faccuasctl. and who witnessed tho assault.
Sho corroboratod tho story told by the
daughter OF tho Cunninehasns,- llttto
otto Ut only years, who rclatod In chilsllss,
manner huw her parents got to quarrelng, aud
how her fAthor tnnlly plunged his butcl,cs-hnlfe
throo times into her 1lnthors Indy. Tho prls-
o1or was advised tn make no stntcment, hut he
had Hlreaty undo pto when hn delivered him.
tiou. Tho jt,ry. found that death was r,llsel by
y great helnurrhnRe. resulting from cut III tho
left breast, penet,atiny the heHrt. tlntlo BY
recoil1MctdGu that ht 1o let In custody to
aw!t the nctIon Of tho Grand jury.
wst T9r a"o .4poot hoH M Sft 1T M i
most ns'tiS kie.i So''day ai,crnoon 1 ee Ia Ia "r M
tin: Tho Jury. atter iistotltnu to tho evidence,
which WY U, st'st!tlco tho sumo rs tho .atory
given n Yesterdays psper. brMyht y verdict II
tho cnr''nrr to hold Martln for criminal carcios-
ness s. ~ nwa!t ttio netion or the Grand Jury.
nIrpn IN unknnwn mat, WIN was run Dvur snl
t!rst street, y Tho Town u iIy,lo lark. hy -
desosca Wis aSout vo feet Ct s1 shfs ,uches as
toll. slark- brown hair. hlhs ayes. sandy whlskers
sn1 seo5 shr nry wos Meonss stpg prst
rray soat,. anti sSft h!nck i,at. In Bis pockeis @
wore found \ pcEknty, cuss-buttnn set with
i,.ttton. brnss-lt,un comb. and ittehinral,-
DUN dunn -bo,k, ~ whlel, wns t!ntypo portralt ol a
soa ' II o %pMn ake hno po at Egs Gsr K4
seckl, ycara old, who was ortlshotl 10 1cuth ny
4sI. ssr.wl,cei which slc Ind p!aytllIy pulsoa
, 1881-07-06
gold, silver, and curroncy, amounted to $4,000

for tho day.
rnR mourntul events Of the past few days
have. 81 coi,rse, , pl,t stop 70 nll progress In
master i'ulnur hns transmitted no chargcs, md
tho mntter viii hu holl IN nhoyancc ypsi.lins lilo
at,,i tho isposuo1, III Ii, MT % !1np,sslSiiity ' q;
tho part Of tho it,si. .Otco authorities at Wash.
ington tn trsnsspt any business Of Momcnt.
IaE enlo nf rnssase. stamps. pnstal-carls,
!ost:O!ilen for mo no'th of .inno n,tsa.l,icti 70
ossS was @ 81 sFHr + he ep1Ss n''of e %
|sE''sS ~ Iiili M ill., 4i;s: Isss'
posiais' % Il ''t'ess aeTspaiefs a,Ss'ea r.
isrosS ns ,s t iEs ss, on ss s,S5 e15y9ff
] ~ss ssSe s aas' rtorn"io, e 'ssi'c
;aslsi5: internatoaa, tta Tho lostinsshtor's hF'
tntt.cl to Now York. sl5;,oUl.
trnE following !u.int'e goods were received ct
i;onkwnoa s,Ss Co.. ~ pseSnKs' M,s.ahan!se;
Srcen asS SnsS'f Co. Co. @ ses ssss sngs,s essss sE,n
||ss:s;!sks!s i. sss: s ~ se"sssxs: sas"s:
Co., 3cascs eolors; sisrsha fio e.. s Gases
Fo0!!s: EnRnrrK = !aOlThorK. | box b0nks:
J. Y. ,farwell 4 Co., eases dry pootla, Her.
y Co., ! case looks: I.owcntlIal, Kaufman 6
". casos dry goods; Isont &. sons'
0rtier, lsank 1T Montreal. ii Gales iioss!ans;
Weadly. pcnnehy i Cleary, IL octnvcs WHISKY:
ucnrEc Fitprssen, cascs cignrs; DroH,mos l. III.
bic works: ten. W!llin!n Sooy Smith, cnso :.il-
tt1te t'irntti,re; Fowler i!ros,, 10 sacks salt:
Mot2lcr: tnthscai!tl Co v cnses l'lpes !. ".
fer. caens xlhss: kniman & Llttcnfoid, ! casos
cfg9rs; Chnrln s tioro. cnscs olrdrs: 1owon-
t91'. cascs cutlery. Tho COLLECTIONS wcro 81,
, 1881-07-06
SPORTING.
CHICAGO vs.. BOSTON.

CHICAGO VS., BOSTON.
In sDlto of Tho grant heat / bo, nconta Mt.
ee'".ca ~, ScsntuAs m Ralho nctween tho ont.
caHo "''u BOSTON loafi1s. Ils0 weather was
nlolstrous |'ot a1,tl ta fact tint ju st prior to
tho game MI cnlploy6 of the grounds was
seriously smnstr,el; nxerctscJ a = ,,a,rnsstno linz
oiToct -, nii .ho ,,,.".a ,s'ssa aeplessn,K
., WY. ~ n't ul, r"se's, more partic'llariy
doitls'nlt',' WHO. being rather heavy III flesh,
llatl some reason t0 bo anxious. 1lo pitched
n sptrlt1css game up to tho ntnil, Inning.
wt,r,, II hn,ny ,,ncoaaorv IN nro"n,,t I,aa,ns,
trn,,, ,,,t,s. "s.sss s..s. ~ p'o;one oosta1
llola sot.t'E wy t1ns, he otaccN up aild dld
some g0oll work. Both pitchers wero roug1l-
ly used, and tho hitting was hard to handle.
su t],nt n,rtf,y fielding nrrors ware made INV
Ilosfon,a now nifchnr maho lie arst
s.,ean.' uuoeon "o" p.'e"o1, A'"ao hls nrss
"ppoaratleo hefe, anu was batted
out al Ills position, Morrill, exchanging
with him III the middle of tia first haif of
tl,o seventh inning. MorrIli farci m hetter
oni ~ ;,,,,n. n,e,,, ,...,. s" Nv ussse.,
A sa ~ 1.s', iah .'oseu WIN 1ouE earned tllns
Ior ChicaKo. 1t was Il game won wholly
with the stick. After losing 1t twice bybatt
field play, IN which Gore. Dalrymnlo. md
Nnrns hnra tha cinf ,nrt Tho r,t"n",,ss ,,,' ",'
II ,,aas T., .,,n ,.,4i' '., -. eau "nn
- ., ' t~''>A Ss.o" ~ o1"Je" "oH+
, 1881-07-06
ACCIDENTS.

AN UNUSUAL List or NiHlfAfB,
A. I,oland, II yrars Of age, Whllo stealing a
rldv on oMe ut pipSs:s leo WAGONS, ut tho corncr
Of Taylor strees and ulao Island ayuaue, At l0:M
yesterday forcuoqp. had hls rlxht font badly
crushed by a heayy pako Of Ice faiItux upon him
tsoin tho wagon< ~ was takon to his 'homc,
No. u lsrowa street. whoro 10 was atteuded by
ORA. Hutchinson all Sherman.
Thotnas Meltale, Vt: No. 10, Superior htrcet
while under tho tntl4onoo Of liquor, ut o'clock
yestorlay ,nuraluaI, accidentally fell over rail-
n1e, ana was severely Injured about tGo lead
ano Go1y. ~ Il ~
m j. d@cas1 + Ma1oq x tysa1s Ct ty!ng # Mo
GalluuN which p4plodel " be was uriuy il III
tsunt OF hls hoiuo III . O'clock Autiduy. Uy9ill,y,
a plcco OF tho p1qtRl struck hut on tho fors-
@he41, @ causing Q yery painful wound. Or. Nc
N1li. xb1 attended him. says 1t IL severe hul not
nceosaAraly lhta!, and tho boy secula to 10 pro-
A luost hurrlblQ 4ecldcnt occurred yesterday
, 1881-07-06
CHARGED WITH FORGERY. .

Olo 1llackstcd. young uaA employos, In q
clcrIcal capacity hr QUO Ut the Canadian hunks
doltig bustsosa In this city. WIS hold to tho
Criminal Court yesEorday BY Just!co Wallace Il.
bonds ot 500 in aach Of two pa1es OF forgery,
The testimony showed that tho young maa hsd
obtained from trunk dcalor At the cornor nt
State Rtad Madison strGpts trunk valued ut Sl3,
and had Eiyon therefor forget order signed
rcsKho. 4uhltnx d 20. lae took tho trunk
TO C9Ark a1roet pawnbrokcr aud sold
u certificate, purportlnx to hnvo :: boeI,
written 5y ono John ollfIan, and authorizing
pawnG;Sxrs was S a,tssls,tod rd wish ohelep. 70 70
Whuns he mentioned tl!o occs'rseneo. Tho teault
Was Hfaeksted's arrest Yho tyounR man ID not
year lxo ho nperatoel tho salao schouIo md se-
cured quantity VI Jawe!ry iron. u West b!do
htn 70 highly taat thoy enabled dim to escap0
punishment. Now h0 will bo allowed tn suffer
for hA n&dolnga. Fog hoy u yeAea Of aKc 1t
, 1881-07-06

IT. ESrE1ta OK Ills rt'nrtEr't iAy AT noon.
GrtHGoa1. tue fasttng phenomenon, will ontcr
nj nonn tn.tlay oyi tho tor.Icth day Ut hts sotf.
,t,tI ..,.u 49,. e... ~" a"u' 90 lMt ~
ate WI ouoeS tro'ii H's nstnost olx wcoHa b'he:
fntin't. mid. jlng by external evidences, could
ensttr dtatd ton .iuya more pr II. Tic SAYS huN
pycr. flint In viii raj fnst onn minute lnnvcr
ths :, ~, fortr.t,s.t S,,, .., aiso, ~.
tnan ING tofty-Htth ahy' anu ma nlfcnty Or
tofeu MS hrtt menl. which Is to cous!st OF milk
toast and other light ro,lrtshmont. Noxt Tuca.
n mon,h nu, h,i, 49,, h. .,,a.n. ~
p" '..cn.n lu u n"l' as'u no psoposas ~ pahKrupt
my hotel or Dohttllnt t"toasekccptr rash enough
his own stntc;neNt ho Is iunrty ferttcr vt of1iI-
nHry tnea. and l,o will s!retet, q ttolnt III order
to Sa Est even na, ~ tao !nsals 9t. 10 'as ost
g,lel his uncomfortable 1oilnuty. At iii Times
ho Is ready to Talk. uiil lie will nt1uo witlLrt
Gis IT, wrtu hook rs sum Hs l,v tsuts through.
Yesterday niDrnlllE ut nc1ck lle started uIt for
, 1881-07-06
THE C.tTY-lIALI.

The Committee on Schools had brlof session
yesterday nttorn0ou aud resolved to rcco,l4u,ut,tl
10 tho Council that th1y confirm tho hinyor'B
nppointccs to tho School and Ltbrnry lioar.ls.
THE Instructions IL tho ypssrls and bridge
tonders have not yat been printed. but will be In
worry fow days, when MF. Croxtcr says Tint hu
Will strictly ehf9rcc tile ordinance III rngard to
keopnR the bridges closod an hour nornlnR md
orcntE.
TnE Ilentth Department commenced ,twonty-
one suits l,st yceK Tor violations of health oril
nMnces and iasuc.l :.a}t acAvonger permits. There
Nero IS; oatl nntmals removed from Tho s,rOefs,
OF which nine wore anraes. Thore wero3 ,la
pounds of meat condemned.
yeatardny: tsaao 4. Saxton, three thrce-story
MnI basement st0res aud dwellings,, bSst BY +lH
feet. Ns. r. VI. md N 5,xtpeutl street, to cf,st
ss sSGl lesf So So s'2fGx sofs ~ srast ss t.
T'ilE deaths IN tho city yesterday we're very
lnrKc eEErc9Mttng Tho ltnulc,ise nlin,ncr Of SOW
wore Issued, md did not Include alinstrt,kcs, Ui
which thoro were qalto q number. Tho hot
%ea'of 1as f. H. ~ enrse s tho causo Of tho III.
tho Two At thu West Stlc, WAtcr Works sYorU
kept pumping water all day yesterday III
ether wofS 10 poP sen' nf .ho oapagItyos the
foronnon water was pumped At tho rnte OF o.
oN.MN, R,tlloMs u stay. Some wator must havo
been used in chlcaEo YESTERDAY.
TiltNAs O'CoNxots. Chiof OF tho Nov Orleans
Fre !peFnftnaofs' ' haa written letter to ChIef
atens an9rsn,1. oWentG 'naorfnnx n!tn TINT nn ths
Iualpaanyi s, NG; !. ot New oroa;ts, would leave
h s IL fly ,nc Gnieagn w1tn song th!rty net.bcrs
.n; ans So.c"Hu nu5s pruposu - eNo mem royal
a'a'' anu Eooa t1ino Ren0rAliy.
tn. Mnyor eatne huck from Nattoon ycster.
day, vk spHnt thu Ft,l,rth In Iiy,,itr III cnw,
!, [ spoke beft,rc JvlU propn., mil h,. :. vSst
tton ,u,rt,c,, ~ ~, ,,i,1s.,.a .xsa souui
, 1881-07-06

STseEd9 UNpat<A 70 Ihe Chteaoo Tribune,
CINCINNATI, O., July 5.-rhe second day
OF tho Chester Park Ass0c!atlon's sumner
Ilcotlng attracted u fairly goud attendance,
A 9:N c!Ass alMl 92::sS} pace were on tho pro-
Kralu. Lsnups, Unatala. and Dguasn werc the
slarters. Tho former, Lu,nps, brought two
to ono III tie pools. but UnalalA won III
strAIgllt heats; tlnle 9;a7. a:9719, md a:2a :,
Tho paco was u wa!koyer for Bold Hornet,
~ ulat eyant did not I'LL.
a running raco, dash OF one M!le, was
added. .Tl!ure w0ro four startcrs,-Fauny
Cook, Apn!o G., Dick Burke formerly bob
Stru4es Patl Wan0tta. Annts q. brought
Sa0 ih tue pools to 81! for C0ok alMl .sl4 ior
5he t!el4. Funny c9ok won easily by ayo
lellEtlIH froM .AMlilo L., In l;4U3f,
, 1881-07-06
FEDERAL NOTES,

The aub'Treasury redeemed $4,000 Ia silver
yessord"s, and paId cut Sl,ou.
ohx HUNDRED AID virTy barrels OF alcohol
wcFs exported by tho Chicago dLstlllqva yvs.vg-
day, -. -: -
THE !nterual-royaaua receipts yosteg.iay weso
sst,Wl' % this amount $Jl,D11 was for tux. paid
splslts, S5,Gs Tor tobacco ana clgunt, ana &3,635
tor beer.
TIN gold disbursements ut the Eub-Treasury
amount going to puy tho July Interest pt, tiIS
public deot. Tho Interest payments, made III
, 1881-07-06
pROFtDESCE vs.. CLEVELAND.
Special Dtspafeh 10 1As Chicago Tribune.

Special Dbpafsh 10 TAs Chicago Trib1tns.
= CLEvELAHD, O., July 5.-rho tables were
turned In fine style on Cleveland to-day. Nc
Corinlck was pounded very hard, tic ball
travelling all over tic liald, Hines and Fnrroll
espccially making work for tic folders.
Their folding was very loose, however, but
this was not taken advantage Of to my OK
lint by the home nine. Tho latter's batting
was NJ 10 tito average, but it WIS scattare,l
through sovoral innIngs, there being but
little bunchlng done by them. Their fielding
was excellent til point OF errors, but this
ayatad littie ngalMst such terrific battnr M
they wurc cOmppllctl to rnce. Ward pitched
f0r tho vlsitors. 'nnu acquitted himself crctl-
ltaDlyt Six hundred ucoplo Witnessed the
g,liHH-
:. IiMin0s- 123 q 078
Providence ............0 Q i o Q o j ia
Enynr.l ru,,s-lrovi.igncc, d; Cleveland. l.
Eleit!nE E1rrnrs-pr0vldance, u; Cleveland, o.,
i!aao h!ts-troy!acnce, u; CLEVELAND, ..
Two b.se hlts--ft!nea u. BtAet, Farrell.
Hhreo-bnso hitH-tliMas, Gr0ss, ienlso.l.
Eirat bAsD on nbalEs-~t'rovtIonco, =, Cleveland, 9.
III, riraf b"so on orrora-Froy!dencc, !; Clove-
I.ett on bases-I'rovldence s; Cleveland. TO-.
Struck uut-5tNrt Farrell, Mccormick,
Halls cAllGtl-WarI, "; Mccormick. d.
Etrlkea ca catlOd-'Ward. 20; Mccormick, 10.
% Double R Rlnys-;l)nlnp-rhtlIps, rarrell-start.
Ttue.-one hour 'aul ilfty minutos.
Umplrc-Dradlcy.
, 1881-07-06

.DEAYIfY. .


.nttltu uEN-t1n Jnly l. after u lingering !npss -
The reahncU ~ hrf son. ~! ltueh.kL. Catherine lfn,t
gen formerly ilussor, ulhor Of ilunrJ eassur ill.,"
Ftnofni firm hcr Into ros!danea ut D. IN. wu.,o.,.
NJ. tsns0 tnone@ @ ~ Esw fsnd Hhare!. otasr
CnrfuWus lo faraer1hnd. Fti0nsts Ihvltgd -
.l!s lanxt. nao "A Edwln liaE1c1 axcd Il Msss sS.ss =
~ Cincinnati i0.j psporh poaso copy.
T1e9HNnY-At his sns1ltencn, No. lib North A.s.
aH and @ ~. ssnn* Thornley,. father Of nateclvo Tsf,
Ean9tnl frnt tue nhoye nun,t,cr nt - ooock ahsp
: ~ tArElh2es To calvary CuInOtety.
,IlCKfpN-fn tho citv Of York, England. Iuno II
John Plckton. aged II ycHrs.
,b9a!Unktlr-Giaya. thuahtnr nf At. nnd Mts. TouIs
y. sehnhnrt ut thn!r residence, No. B9 West woIfth.
Funomi FRisrsaay, Jaly I, al r. M, to oracelano,
,,9hsH; ,MhnsH;poSAL1'-July .. Of rra,sIs Capt A. sae.
FugoTnl services frout H. i'atricks Church. Thur.
Jay: July !. ut u o'cock, BY carriages I'd Calvary
a.,,th an,fthKH1ntDTon t9lx & from acelenlnt gunshos
smltn Aykfnlu. aHcl ~ years. ="
Fanofn! rum hls inte FGBdoHcc. IN Houth CNnA.st
9nnsonT. July o. at o'cuck by carriages ~ liuss4
,,Ul.EtANp-;1n This city. July {, from, isowulu,
EeEt. Inme1 Clelnno ntgd at yeara.
Buh9fnl trt!m his tn+u resItl1nc0. TT UntnrtQ-st
Ihnrsdn5, Lnly I. Mt 2 p ILL.,, tD Hrncannd.
, 1881-07-06
WILLIAMS collrGE.

W1LL1AalsrowN. Alnss., July 5.-Tho third
day OF tho Williams Commencement oponoti
with Argcly-attcnded meeting of tho
alumni. JnaIes White, class OF vi, of Dos
tto,l. was elected to I'LL the vacancy In tie
l,onrG 9f Alumni Trustees. Stanley Hnll
wore elected Alumni Visitors for two aid
1--WE years respectively. Among tho honorary
>lnenlbers glectNl wore uenry w. King, Cbi-
caEo; ; Ellsl'ae Taylor, Detroit; aud Chester
, 1881-07-06

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN shYSl
Tho Aaeklnpon pons hnva bccn tu uso In our
Office Tor over two ycnrs, md hsvro given good
satisfaction. Macklnnon Pen Co., 'lus Nroaa-
wny, N. y, 90 MADISON street. Chicago.
, 1881-07-06
THE STEAMER MICHIGAN

WAs111aoroN, D. G., July 5.-The United
States Steamer Michigan Is at Cleveland, oil
route to Eric, Tn. In consequence of the In
telligenco received regarding tho. attempted
assassination Of tl!o President, tho vessel will
fr0nl tho Department..
, 1881-07-06
WORLDS HOTrl.

This Is tho largest and lncst hatoi In tho state
Of Missouri. outside Of st. Louis and 10 offered
for rent. This mammoth building ooutatns
pbout NU rooms, NIL In good ropnir. and Gun b0
seetirc1 on very fltvora,0l0 tortIis. For further
narttcu'hrs ndlrcss or call on Worlds HotCl,
1t. Joseph, Mo,
, 1881-07-06

John II. Volk, designer and manufacturer OF
fine prantto nud marble monuments, tablets,
stntttary curblng, etc., IN selected atoek. Ollieo
corner Dearborn aud Itaildolph stracts, !.
, 1881-07-06

I.e1ant. Mr.. D. N. Wtsllnr Mr.. and Mlss tnn.nt,,
Mr.. VIII Atathnr. htr. npt Mrs. NoycA, Ntr. +. u.
Gilmore. Mr.. WHttA lle uoIyer, Mr. W. q. Lnttt.
ittoro, Mr. Charles Norton, and Nit. y. ". MIt-
, 1881-07-06

Not 81 Or II, but get tho finest and bost. ga
Bo, Dra: btcChesney, GoTt.or Clark nnd Randolph,
, 1881-07-06
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

AN "IN EASA1s
W. GREEN. OF Cairo, H., is at the Sherman.
sEyArouT ". FEnnY, Ut Michigan, is at tho
Palmer.
T.s. 11rArnnErs. N. D., Springfield, H., Is at
tho 1tolnnd, W,
CAPT. ". u. O'TonLs, u. g. A., Fort Kco3h, Is
at tho rnmcr.
Dr. a. F. ExgnT, Of Port Durwol, Canada, Is
Mt tho fremont.
SAT CtAHx, Of Wisconsin, registered ut tho
pMlnlor yesterday.
u.s.. Ct.Anksoy and family, Of rcs sfoines, H.,
aro at tho Sherman.
Mn. ASn Mus. j. Il. DUNN, Of Now Mexico,
nro Mt tho fremont.
Mn. AND Mns. 11AL. and daughter, Of Sioux
City, are Mt tho fremont
s3ECRrTAnY- UPSTATE 1tENnY b, DEMENT,, Of
Bprlnatlctl, H.. Is ut tho Pacific.
Mus. BxNArnn N. p. 1Iith and Miss Isabelle
Hill, OF Colorado, nrc at tho racihc.
ICs11cE kAlirMAHN iclcgraphcsl yesterday
from 1,osrolt TINT hs wuu1h be nt homo to-dny 1T
tImc to upon tho Nurth.Si1g Police Court At tho
usual hour.
TnE monthly meeting OF tho .filtnDfs I!ntno
Missionary Society was hell at tue Grand 10.
el'e yesterday morning. Only routine business
GAIT. EysrEil was held over wit hout bali yes-
tcr1ay 10 awnit tho nctnn Ut tho Coronnrs In.
quest, which will 10 held Friday: Thu funcrnl
of schumacher took place ycstcrdny morning at
10 O'Clock.
.,TItK Temperature, ycssenlay. MS observed by
Mana;so, "tteiat. No. ss Madison street tI'n,I-
Hssta: a H. 7 Iaioastei, 4; III : !; r. m Ill., q : h. T. NJ; @ M
JUSTICE l1AAMEn had y box of cigars cor.
cenied undo Under his ollco.tlesk Yesterday. md
y %as b5,ss s ae Ct l es. "a aie III
mud weighs ton pounds anta qt1Irtor"
-. Jo,tS oss!,nx. Peter sw!nson, Mi!i!an New.
aa Honry ess xara 6eay e ~ s[sa
Wallace Yesterday fur tho reckless discharge ut
Fourth.
gruuuds or tho EEiRiis Lake Club Of, lilo Fourth
Five hundred btrds were used In .swecrslakes,
sx EsSec II sns a maG snsr Msspe tse @ 9r r.
tho most skiilful shots.
1'GE, extremely warm weather hns led tho
sn'all poys ard Rn,ne largo buys to t!kn rcfuEog
Ennccs prohibit hnthinx In tho hike. .wltltn tho
city liMlts. tho police ato mnktns z largo mum.
bcr OF arrests for violation OF tho Inv.
spcct for tho o,aary Il .no's iate % Srother, o. E
natca, contributed d full.sized shnuf of gr.ln,
% wlth tloraa stckso At the b9ttom q tue r!pened
shcnt. 10 tne memorial service at Unity Church
Oh Sunday lust.
TIE melnt,ers Of tho r.ake George sportsmcn's
esc ,eas ~ cS n AaSn tho af,t III o Sis
" Mh!tngs' int.: July 1: With the foowtnK. re-
1ul,ior badge. Tho shooting by oil was consld-
cred vnry guol.
llY.ordcr Of the County, board, a salo at auc.
0rave ayonues, viii 10 6sI t,-morrow orr .::io 1t ~
n OF iaaS,, the prSlsHf EN- sa waeh e rashea "
s:5. and p. El., md also by tho street -Curs on
, 1881-07-06

,cummtns does not advertise teoth for 81 and
rhurv0 moro. " State.
, 1881-07-06

nu6k d nayner's Moth Powder Is q harvester
thAt reaps ruAuncs by tho million.
, 1881-07-06
MARRIAGE LIOIsNSSS.

Wcrecommend Eldreago sewIng.nuehsnes.
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General Trade.

Indictment weather, ice. blockade
and low water in the rivers have i'm
peded traffic to a very important de-
gree. Receipts Of cotton are falling
off rapidly; produce, feed aud bread.
stuffs arrive in small quantities, and
no animation prevails in any line of
trade The wholesale market is par
ticularly stagpant, while amoog job
bers there is but little activity.
FLOUR-Stocks moderate, with sales
from first hands at from s. 60 to So 2 for
Family, choice and fancy; patents, 81 10
81 so per Dbl; small orders, 25c higher.
CORN MEALEFeeling irregnlaf, with
sales reported at - 5592 60per Dbl; small
orders 10 to l5c higher.
BRAN-Scarce and firm, at SIG 506
II per ton. and 81 per cwt in a small way.
0ATS-Firm, with ready sale at 45e
per bu for car load lots and 49@5Oc in a
GORN-Supply fair and prices weak,
al S4855c from first HANDS, and 56958c
in a snail way.
HAY-Gasrce and firm, at SIS 10 $40
nar ion fo- mixed and $50 to SO for
rTime. choice aud fancy timsthy; small
orders 81 Is per oRt Arkansas prairie
SI8 80 per ton, and Coo per e%t.
POTATOES-Prices are strong, and
range from 50 15@24o per Dbl for Ohio
river rissets. pea,hblows London ladies'
peerless and carly rosa; eastern rose y 10.
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Abe R~OthschiId.

Cincinnati STAR
The famous murder trial Of Abe
Rothsehild came to end Thursday, at
Jefferson, Texas, The jury was out
for several hours after having been
charged by Judge Estesa, and render
ed a verdict Of not guilty. The pris-
oner received the announcement with
evident 10y, while the friends Of the
accused were wild with excitement
His father was present, and was also
oyerioyed. ncthsehild and his rela-
tives will start at once for this city.
The following is a history Of the case,
ended by the verdict of Thursday
Thus ends a most remarkable case
which has attracted the attention not
only Of all of Cincinnati, where the
parties lived, but Of the whole coun-
try.
On January 10, 1877, a traveller,
accompanied by a handsome young
woman, arrived in jefferson, Texas,
from Marshall, Texas, and registered
at the hotel as A.. Monroe and wife,
st. Louis, Missouri. Servants in the
house heard them quarreling that
night, and on Sunday, the Dist, they
Went.into a restaurant and drank con-
siderable. When, taking a bottle ci
beer with them, they crossed the
bayou near town.
The same evening the man returned
alone, wearing a couple OF diamond
rings previously Oh the woman. The
woman, he said, was with relatives
across the bayou. He remained until
Tuesday morning, the 23d, when he
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left alone, checking bis trunk TO
Little Rock, Arkanrss, aud from
there 10 Memphis, Tennessee. On
February 9Th a negro woman found
the body Of the woman a little back
from the road across the bayou, near
Jefferson. A bullet hole was found
in the left temple, the ball ranging
downward and the hair singed by the
powder ofthe pistol.
No clew, whatever, could be found
as to the whereabouts of Monroe, but
when it was ascertained that a party
had registered at Marshall, Texas, on
January II as A. Rothschild and
wife, Cincinnati, Ohio, an examina-
ton Of this register and the one at
Jefferson caused the officers to believe
that they we're written by the same
person. Chief Of Police Ira Wood, of
this city, was written to for the purpose
of ascertainiDg if there was an A..
Rothschild in this city. Before be
had completed his inquiries, Abe
Rothschild, early in the morning Of
Saturday, February II, at the en-
trance of Aug's clubhouse, was shot
in the head, supposedly by himself,
but only succeeded in destroying his
right eye. While Rothschild was
laid up at his home from the effects of
his injuries, Sheriff Vine, of Marion
county, Texas, arrived with a reluisi-
ton, claiming 70 identify him as Mon
roe. Rothschild's father being at that
time wealthy, retained Major Black
burn aud fought the requisition, but
on March 9th of the same year, Judge
Avery, of the common pleas court,
turned him over to Vine, granting,
however, a stay of proceedings until
Major Blackburn could appeal to the
supreme court. Within the time al
lowed for the appeal, Major Blackburn
applied to Judge Matson for a writ Of
habeas corpus, which was not allowed,
and Rothschild was remanded to the
custody of Sheriff Wallace, who, ii
was claimed at the time, surrepti-
tiously turned him over to the Texas
sheriff, Vine.