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Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Arehbishop PurcelYs R.mains.

CINCINNATI, July THE body of Arch
bishop Purcell arrived this evening under
escort of the Knights OF st. John and
taken Immediately to the Episcopal resi-
dence next to the cathedral, where it will
lay in state till Monday. The Knights of
st. John guard it day and night. To-
morrow it will be viewed by tens of thou
sands. On Monday it will be placed in
the cathedral crypt till after the close of
the funeral special services are announced
for the time intervening between this and
Wednesday, when the funeral proper
will take place early in the day.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
MORBsOWtR ParE Races.

LONG BSANoH, n. J., July Mon
m"n'h Para Races. First race. one and
eighth miie--Renegads 1st, EocIid %,
Me.delsohn 3d. Time 1:571l
Second race, two year OLD, ihree-fourths;
ml- Hnron 1st, Chautic.eer 2d. King Ar
thn. Sd. Time-l:1S.
ihtvd cace. three-y -year-old. one and ore
nal nl'ie,- George Kenuey Ist, Barnes ID,
Pizarro %. Time-2:391
Fourth race, one and three-fourths miles
W ak owe. for Monitor aud Yalusite, be-
longing to ne same stables.
Fifth race. one mise-Sweet Home lst,
Antrim ID Heel and Toe 3D. Tlme-1:45.
Sixth race, s-eeple chase, short course
Jim McGowau LIST, Pasha ID, Aureiius 3d.
Time 3:29
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

NoRRTsTowN, July Harvey, who with
James Jack was under arrest for the mur-
der or Mrs. Mary Jack, committed suicide
in MS cell in Jail last night
GOOD PROSPECTS OF LYNCH1NG.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, July frank Garrett
brother of Mike Garrett, now in Jail on
the charge of outraging Miss Belle White,
was detected 5y Mrs. Joseph Holt in the
| attempt to outrage her little daughter. He
ran away when discovered, and posse OF
vigllants are hunting him with excellent
prospects OF lynching.
SUICIDE OF PHYSICIAN
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 7.-Dr. Lee
Pinkston, residing fifteen miles from
this city has committed suicide. He
placed double barreled gun to his head
BELLEvILLE, H., July AT 1890 to-
day two men entered the BellevilIe Savings
bank. One engaged the attention of the
cashier and the other got behind the coun-
ter and made a grab for the money,
when he was seen by one of the clerks.
Both of them ran out of the bank. One of
Them jumped in buggy, and the other
ran, closely pursued by several citizens.
but both finally escaped. The officers of
the bank claim nothing was stolen, but the
clerk says he saw package o: money in
The hanus Of the rObber who was behind
the counter.
Later advices say that three men were
concerned i'll the robbery and that they
obtained package containing S1,454
The thieves ase supposed to have come
from ST. Louis. They had about ten
minutes the start of their pursuers and
neither of them have been Ga pfured yet
CONVICTED OF MURDER ON CIReUMsTAHrIAL
EVIDENCE.
ORLANDO, Fla, July 7.-Tha trial of
Archibald B. Newton, for killing Samuel
McMIllen near Sanford last October. closed
TO day with verdict of guilty. The cir
cumstances of the murder were highly
sensational NJ MILAN had the reputation
of beng a miser, and was supposed
to have a large amount of money
always about him. Newton, an East
Indian by birth, lived near and Was poor.
Mcmillan disappeared September so, and
shortly afterwards Newton and wife were
very fuseh of money. On October Il,
McMiiian's headless body was found in
Crystal lake partly consumed by fishes
with rope around the waist tied to Il keg
of nails. The rope and nails proved to
be Newton's. The evidence was entirely
circumstantIal and the trial was bitterly
contested by eminent counsel employed
by English relatives of Newton. The jury
were out four hours.
TIGHT PLACE FOR THEM.
DECATUR, Tex, July deputy Sheriff
Owens, in the town of Sunset, this evening
attempted to arrest drunken rioter,, when
Sam. Hunter interfered, shooting al
Owens, but missing him. The latter
returned fire with fatal effect.
Hunters friends assembling excitedly the
deputy telegraphed to Decatur for help
AND few officers started Immediately.
The latest reports to night are to the ef-
feet that the three deputies are at point
midway between Decatur and Sunset
about to make a stand against an armed
mob of of fifty
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

CHICAGO, July Certain of the east
bound roads have been urging for the
year past the organization of weighing
association for their own protection, but
the Nickel Plate and Chicago & Atlantic
roads declined to go into any compact
until yesterday, when the arrangement
was effected by which it appears, to be as
sured the success of the association will be
immediate.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Port of Duluth.

DULUTH, Mimi, July ARRIVED: Pro-
peller United Empire, Sarnia; barge Thoa.
L. Palmer, 1900 tons railroad iron; con-
sort Emma L. Coyue, $50 tons coal, from
CIeveland; barge Edward B. Smith, Buff
faio, 1000 tons coal; consort Nelson Bloom,
Buffalo, 035 tons; barge Havana, Ash
tabula, 1,030 tons; consort Helena, Ash
tabula, !. 135 tons; barge E. B. Hale, Cleve-
land. l 266 tons; consort Harrison. Toledo
1000 tons; consort Bradley, 1,200 tons
from Lorraine; schooner ] w. Hannaford
BAffalo. $50 tons.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
eLase RaLl Ha.eh ct .lhae Rc,..

Warn BEAR, MINI, July IA friendly
match OF glass ball shooting between the
Centseville and White Bear clubs this
afternoon, CentreviIe scored l67 and
White Bear 1913 out of a possible 22O. Of
the White Bear members J Glewett broke
twenty straight balls; A. Getty, J W Miller
and Il. Lahore each 19; Wrn Freeman, F.
Lang, 4. Clewett and VIM. Angee each
eighteen.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
From >un,i;t, 5 Edition

The following matter on this page appeared
Ia Sundays edition. The reason for this repub
licatiOn is because our regular mail rate of sub
scrptiOn does not include the Sunday issue, and
comparatively few in the country care to pay
extra for the Sunday edition, which lies in the
St Paul postofice and goes out in the same
mail with the Monday paper. The more i'm
pOrtant news and other miscellaneous informa-
EiOn, is, therefore, published on Monday for
the benefit of country subscribers who do not see
the Sunday Globe.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

Springs, where it will be buried Mills will
be buried at Grand Lake. Dean is at Grand
Lake alive at last accounts. Coffin Martin
and William Redmon, supposed to be in the
attacking party, have 50 far eluded arrest
The latter is beyond doubt dangerously
wounded. Sheriff Rayor, of Grand county !,
Is at Grand Lake. and important arrests are
looked for. While the whole country is in
teuselv excited. no violence is antici nated
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Erirhton Iench Raccx.

New YORK, July 7--Brighton Beach
races. First race, one znile-Piunger 1st,
Arsenic I'd, Marie Sd. Time 1:44.
Second race, mile-Topsy 1st, Hickory
sim I'd. Matte Rupture Sd. Time :43115
Third race, two miles-Hartford Ist, Ida
I'd, Alta Sd. Time 3:SEL.
Fourth race, three-fourths mile-Granite
LIST, Newsboy %, Woodcgaft Sd. Time
11S4.
; Fifth race, Handicap hurdle race, one
fourth mile over five hurdles-Moscow 1st,
London I'd, Beduoin Sd Time 2:215.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Gixen In hv onctnns.

SIS it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by so simple reEnedy?''
81 assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must dier'
'sWell-a-day! That's remaHkable will go
this day and get some for nay poor Geor ge-I
know hons are goOd.''
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Ocean Steamships.

New YORK, July 7.-Arrived: The steam
ers Britannia and City of Paris from Liy-
erpoOl and Elbe from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, July 7.-Arrived out; The
City of Richmond from New York, and
Missouri from Boston.
How TO GET SECK.-Expose yourself day and
night, eat too much without exercise, work too
hard without rest, doctor all the time, take all
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will
want 10 know
How TO GIT WE'LL. : Which is answered il
three woRds-Take Hop Bittegss
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
SaGDPeslle Court.

LIN the. matter of the application of Web
ster Smith and others for a receiver of
the property of I. F. A. Studdart, re-
spondents, VS.. the New York Life Insur-
ancecOmPeay, appellant.
Syllabus the provisions of seq
hons 2 and 5 of the insolvency act, chapter
14S. laws 1881, the petition may be dis
missed by the court without notice to ,ored-
itors who have not been joined and, who
are not known In the proceedings.
An order vacating previous order of
dismissal and fixing day for hearing the
application, therein is not final order nor
applicable.
Appeal dismissed. VANDERBURG, j.
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mark has to be established to make the
Identification complete"

mark has to be established to make the
Identification complete
What is that?" aksed Sheriff Nngent.
Reed has lost his second toe on the
left foot, back of the first joint, from
which scar extends diagonally to the
lett side of the foot, just back of the
ball.
Straightway McCauley was required 10
show up his left foot, and 10, it
was found perfect in all particu-
lars. Mr.. Greenwood examined the
member closely, and pronounced the
loot perfect, and then pronounced the
0ictum that McCauley was not Reed.
The dictum was a staggerer to Sheriff
Nugent, but he braced up sufficiently TO
congratulate McCauley upon the outcome
of the affair, while McCauley kindly said
TO the sheriff that he bore no ill Will for
the mistake he had made and thanked him
for the kindly treatment he had received
while in his custody, all of which
was very pleasing and solacing to
Nugent. But later when he got to think
ing it over, NugeDt became decidedly dis
gusted with himself and the whole affair;
in fact mad to think he had overlooked
that Que important strawberry" mark, the
loss of that left toe.
Sheriff Wood and Treasurer Greenwood
left on their return TO their homes at De
Kalb, Illinois, last evening, while Sheriff
Nugent and Mr.. McCauley went west, the
latter free man.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

The pastor of the reformed church at
Pallicoop, N. Y, Rev. Carl Schmols,
charged by his people withtoo much dri<k
ing and improper advances to half ilo
girl in his congregation, was found dead
by the roadside yesterday. Hard darinklug
is thought to he the cause of his death.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
THE COURTS.
u. s. Circuit Court
( Before Judge Nelson

En the case of A. Anderson VS.. z. T.
Scotland, in which verdict for plaintiff
was rendered Friday, motion of defend
ant for stay until Tuesday next was grant
ed
Adjourned to Monday at IL a.m.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
CATARRH OF THE HLADnER

STINGING irritation. inflammation, all Kidi ey
and Urinary Complaints epred by ''huclt-
paiba." 81.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
William S. Bedford, appellant, VS.. Sanfor
S. Small. RESPONDENT.


+ Syllabus.-An action brought, to recover
money paid on contract on the grounds
Of a want or failure of consideration, can
not be maintained, whore it appears that
the consideration is of some value-in law,
or of natnre that may inure to the ben
eft of the party paying the money.
/ An agreement to sell an interest in inn
provements- and possessory rights in a
tract of government land held by a per-
son occupying the same in expectation of
securing little thereto and with a prospect
of profitable mutual investment (nO
illegallity in the transaction being sug-
gested) held, under the particular circum-
stances, a sufficient consideration for the
purchase price.
We think the conclusions of the court
are sustained by the evidence, and that
the order denying new trial should be
affirmed. VANDERBURG, j.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

Clair L. Beebe, respondent, vs.. George
Wilkinson, appellant.
Syllabus-In order to constitute an
estopel, it is not necessary that there
should be an aetnal intention to misleadi or
decei ye.
An Instruction of the court in this case.
which as. applied to the evidence could
not have mlsIs& the jury, though embrao-
ing an erroneous proposition, held error
without prejpdiee.
Order affirmed. VANDERBuRG. j..
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
FLIES AND BUGS.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, Tat, mice
gophers, chipm1nks, cleared out by ".iough on
Rats 15c.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09

*Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound is o most valuable medieine for ladies Of
all ages who may be afflicted with any form Of
disease peculiar to the sex. Her Remedies are
not only put up in liquid forms but in pills and
lozenges in which forms they are securely sent
through the mails.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Rufus p: Downs, respondent, vs.. Geo.

Rufus p: Downs, respondent, vs.. Coca.
Nourse and Abby L. Newell, Geo. A.
Nourse, appellant.
Syllabus-A portion of the record upon
which.a motien to open defendants, de-
fault and for leave to answer was based,
aud which it is apparent influenced the
decision OF the trial court, was not en-
braced in the return 10 this court.
In. view OF this fact, it not appearing
that the trial cozrt abused its discretion,
Its crher denying the motion was affirmed.
By THE COURT
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
Vital Qaesi iOns!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in the
world for quieting aud alaying all irritation of
the nerves and curing all forms of nervous IN
plants, giving natural. riillhke refreshing sleep
always?
And they viii tell you unheaitatingly
Some form of HOpsp'
CHAPTER L
Ask any all of the most eminent physicians
What Is the best ard only remedy that can be
relied Oh to cure all diseases OF the kidneys and
urinary organs such as Bright disease, iis betes
retention inability retain urine, and al the
diseases and ailments peculiar to wemen''-
And they Will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically ''Bucha''
Ask the same physicians
''What is the most reliable and surest cure for
all liver diseases or dyspepsia constipation, in
digestion, iiousness, malariaD fever, ague,
etc." and they viii TIL you:
MandI axe! or Dandelion!''
Hence, when these remedies are combined with
0thers equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, sRch d
lConcluded next week.
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
FALL OF A DERRICK.

JOLIET, Ill, July by the giving way
of one of the wire guy ropes on the power
full derrick in Walkers stone quarry, here,
yesterday forenoon, the derrick was pre-
cipitated upon number of workmen. Mat
Rogers and John Bloquist were instantly
killed and seven others seriously injured
Daily globe., 1883-07-09
CRIME RECORD.
SUICIDE OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER:

NoRRIsTowN, July Harvey, who with
James Jack was under arrest for the mur-
der OF Mrs. Mary Jack, committed suicide
in MS cell in idiI last night
National Republican., 1883-02-06
WIN stnr I,nntn Trinl.

Testimony bearing on the star route from
Ouray to Los Pinos was continued in tho
criminal court yesterday morning. At its
conclusion the defense renewed their motion
to exclude it because it did not tend to con,
meet the defendants with the route.
The court said the motion could not be en-
tortained at this stage, and an exception was
noted,
The route from Laguacher to Lake City,
Col, was then taken up and missing sub
contract led to q long discussion.
Mr.. mgcrsOll described the difficulties ex-
pcricnced by the defense in obtaining access
to official papers He said there seemed to be
link between the postoilicc and the depart
mcnt of justice, and papers were shifted from
one to the other so rs to evade the most dill
gent search on his part. Again, the employees
in these departments were afraid to show the
papers. He did not blame them; they were
living in II reign Of terror and needed the
positions.
Mr. Bliss cmphatically denied the charge,
and declared that the gentleman had been
given free access to all of the papers
The Arizona route from Tres AlamOs to
Clifton was the next in order, and the pre-
sentation of the official papers consumed the
time of the court until l o'clock, when an
adjournment was nCCessitated by the illness
Of one OF the Jurors, Clarence Shields.
National Republican., 1883-02-06
PnILcr Court Notca.

John Hawkins lcoloredj got thirty days in
Jail Tor stealing an Ovcrcoat and an umbrella
from Lydia johnson.
LomuGl Wynn was fined 81 for contempt
in failing to answer Il summons.
Frank Williams alias Harris got $50 fine for
carrying II razor
George Dixon, whose arrest for keeping n
policy shop was noticed in YuG REPUBLICAN,
was fined so and rost5.
James Hill, the ColoreG boy, whose arrest
while in the act of picking the pocket Of Mrs.
Suppes was mentioned in THE REPUBr ICAN,
was sentenced 10 six months in Jail, and
sixty days additional for assaulting Special
Officer Mckay, who arrested him.
William Jones, better known as military
Jones was given six months each upon two
charges ofstcaling lanterns from different OBJ
structiuns in the streets. He was then charged
with breaking into the henhOusc of William
BartholOmae in the night time and stealing
six valuable fancy chickens of rare varieties.
The prisoner was committed in default of
bonds on this charge to await the action of
the grand jury
Two young men named Rollins and Custer
were sent TO Jail for sixty days each for steal
ing chickens,
Thcmas King and Abram Coleman were
sentenced 10 Jail for one month each for steal
ing coal from the Baltimore and Ohio Railway
company.
National Republican., 1883-02-06
MRS. MARGARET RILEY.
Is She the Woman Who Was Killed nj
tho Relnyf-whRt Is Said by Her
Friends.

Is She the Woman VINO Was Killed Mt
tho Rclnyf--whnt Is Said by Her
Friends.
The woman who was killed at the Relay
house night before last is now believed to
have been Margaret Riley,who resided at No.
l9ll Twentieth street northwest, where she
also keeps small grocery store.
Mr.. Joseph Anderson who resides at No.
24OS N street, called at The REPUBLICAN
office last night and stated that Mrs. Riley
lett home at 2o'cOck on Sunday afternoon TO
go to Baltimore and was expected to return
here yesterday afternoon at o'clock that
she had with her 500 in her satchel, So TO buy
II round-trip ticket, &C., and two car tickets;
that she did not return yesterday afternoon
as was expected, and her relatives and friends
became very greatly alarmed. She was at
tired in black dress, as was stated in the
dispatch published yesterday morning. Tel
egrams We're sent to the people in Baltimore
whom Mrs. Riley was to visit, asking If she
had been TO their house. but up to late hour
no reply had been received.
OF course the friends and relatives of Mrs.
Riley are greatly exercised about her. When
the account of the death Of u woman ut the
Relay was published yesterday morning Mrs.
Riley's relatives did not connect her with the
accident, and IL was not until she failed to re-
turn at the time she had set that they began
to be alarmed. They donOt know how she came
in possession of Mr.. John Hoovers card, but
suppose she had picked it up or IL had been
given her She had travelled alone before, al
ways with safety Mrs. REILLY went to Balti-
more for the purpose of purchasing n new
stock for her store, which she keeps, and in
tended to stop at the house of u friend living
on Gay street in Baltimore, and after making
her purchases yesterday return in the even
ing
National Republican., 1883-02-06
Dccorn,etI schooIrooms.

The pride and taste displayed by somo of
the teachers of our public schools in decorate
ing their schoorooms is not only commenda-
bic but worthy of special notice, notably
among them are the rooms OF Miss Matte
Shadd, eighth grade, and Miss Lucy e. Mo-
ten, Jno. i. Cook building. Both rooms are
located on the third floor, and, being large aud
airy, show to fine advantage. In Miss Shadds
room the windows are filed with choice
flowers neatly arranged in boats and other
artistic models The walls are ornnmented
with number of fine pictures among them
q large photograph of the school building, the
original of which was sent 20 the Paris expo
sition; also, nn excellent likeness Of that emf
nent scholar, Horace Mann. The taste of the
teacher Is further displayed in the beautiful
japanese panels and otherartiClcs of exquisite
Workmanship distributed around the room.
Miss Moten's room is unquostionably model
one. The blackboards round the entire
room bears an impress of the pupils work in
the unique scroll work drawn upon them;
the windows contain beautiful flowers of lux.
uriant growth and fragrance; the walls are
adorned with excellent liJenesses, hand
somcly framed, of Longfellow. Bryant,
Holmes, Lowell, Whittier, and Emerson also
historic chart of coOred mon, bearing the
well known features of Douglass, Bruce,
Lapgston, Garnet, Rainey, Elliott, Bassett,
Pinchbacll, and Greeucr The japanese PAN
els are n marked feature in the room, being
generously distributed around the walls lm-
mcdatcly under the clock in ivory and pearl
are the words Labor has sure reward"
The centennial flag, composed of flags of coun-
tries represented at the centennial, occupies
prominent place in the school room.
National Republican., 1883-02-06
Yves, virginia. Rcnuriicans.

The West Virginia Republican association
held special meeting last evening, at
which there was good attendance. After
the transaction of routine business, the
matter of the removal Of Gen. b. +.
Kelly from the superintcndcncy Of the Hot
SprinEs reservation, Arkansas, was brought
up, and many tributes to his patriotism and
fidelity to the republican party were given,
during which IL was shown that Gen. Kelly
raised tho first loyal regiment in the south
during the war, and won the first victory.
A series of prcamblcs and resolutions were
then drawn UP and unanimously adopted,
the most important of which were the follow
ing:
Ecso'Ucd That the members of the association
express ther sincere regret nt the removnl OF hclr
esteemed fellow citizen, Nni. Gen. Benlamln f.
Kelly, from the position OF suptrutehdrnt OF tic
Hot springs UuilGd States reservation Arkansas,
His removal hos excited for him tho universal
sympathy Of his republican friends and army
comrades in West Virginia,
R,S0ircd, Tint we repe ms untrue the charge
made against him tolhe effect thgt lie was ever at
any time connected with the .lemucrntic party in
Arkansas or elsewhere, agdfthat the accusation
scemst to have been rFo'npted only bya desire to
work him un injury =
A resolution was also adopted expressing
the hope tlfRt the President might find some
other Suitable position for the general.
National Republican., 1883-02-06
A Commission Merchant s,s,os.

Richard II. Hudson, member OF the firm
Of Hudson & Waplc, commission merchants,
No. 93S Louisiana avenue, disappeared ON the
twenty.seventh ultimO and has not been
heard OF since. Some time ago he carried on
business rs Il grocer at the corner Of Tenth
and ID streets southwest, aud was bOokkGepcr
for u. j. Clark, at 9lj Louisiana avenue, un-
der the name Of ID. b. Rcam, and was subso-
quently admitted as a member of the firm ;
but in July lsSl, a proposition from him to
cheat tho creditors Of the firm resulted in the
dissolution. lie then formed n partnership
with II, ii. Waple, of Charleston, w. Va, in
tho commission business, Mr. Waple putting
in $4,000 On the day that hudson disap-
peared the firm was sold out TO Swayno &
Bruin for 81 PIG, which Hudson took charge
of rs well as the funds in bank, and, after
making an appointment with Mr. Waple to
settle the affairs of the firm, skipped. lie
probably caused q loss of $4,000 10 the credit
ors of the firm, most of them being Virginia
shippers About 81 600 worth Of claims against
him have been received IL is thought that
Hudson has gone to Chicago. A largo reward
will probably be offered for his capture.