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Attempt to Rob an Express Messenger.

Bloomington. Ind, dispatch, dated Aug. 8,
says: While train No 3, on the Monon route
was nearing cambridge last night, with Ex-
press Messenger George Perkins and Baggage
man J. l.. Winchester in the combined baggage
and express car, some one kicked against the
rear door of the Car for admission. The door
was heavily chained, but thinking il was a
trainman, Winchester opened it. Instantly he
was felled by a shot in the breast from a burly
man on the platform. Express Messenger Per-
kins jumped for his revolver and fired several
shots quickly at the intruder who immedi-
atcly jumped from the train and escaped.
Winchester was taken 10 cambridge, where
his wounds were attended TO. His wounds are
serious. A posse is searching for therobber.
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HENDERSON HILL.
Comrade La Tour Tells What lie Did Their,

To THE EDITOR: Several articles have ap-
peared in The TRIBUNE in regard TO the little
affair at Henderson HILL and they are not en-
tirely correct, according to my idea. Joe Mower
and / heard that a regiment of Louisiana
troops, with four pieces of artillery, were
posted at Munson's Bridge across the Bottom
Bayou. We didn't want the guns particularly +,
rs we had lots, but we thought it would be cute
to take in those green Louisiana fellows. On
morning of the Goth or 21st of March, 1864, Joe
woke me up awful early and told me to take
four days rations in my haversack and come
Oh. Always Obedient to Joe, l came on. We
walked all the blessed day (; at least did, for
Joe rode. About shutdown or thereabOuts we
came 10 the bridge, but them fellows on the
other side objected, and we concluded not to
cross there. We went on down about four
miles and there crossed over. We wanted to
visit them Louisiana fellows awful bad, as 1
had a brother some place down there. So We
started cross lots TO their back door. 1t was
awful swampy country, and Joe and i could
hardly get along. Then fine, cool rain began
to fall, and it was just awful. We had gone
but little way when we struck cross-road
aud heard somebody coming. We at once
formed ourselves into picket post. Halt
Who comes there?" ~ friend!' advance,
friend, and give the countersign." He did so,
and glory! we had the key TO the back door.
Joe turned the prisoner over to me and we
went on. We tried our key at the first picket
door and it worked all right. We took in
few more posts and walked into the fort. just
we got in some fools horses, hitehed TO
caisson, tried TO run over me, but soon stopped
them. When we got to the top of the hill we
gave yell, fired one volley, and the whole
compOOdle surrendered. We marched our pris-
oners down to Alexandria next day and though
Joe and were awful tired We were well salts
fled.
Come to think of it, we couldn't have done
very much if Col. William III. Heath and the
33d Mo. hadn't been front regiment.
Come to think again, Col Hill and the 35th
Iowa and the now veterans of the Sth and 18th
Iowa were sort of mixed up with the SD.
Come to think again, Joe took his whole di-
vision along for company.
Come to think again, there was a lot of cav
airy round about too.-H. j. LA Tour, Co. X,
33d Mo-, Mound City, Mo.
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They Mould Die Together.

"Now. my darling" said he, 81 would ask
you 10 have SOME oysters tonight, but since
the Rs have disappeared from the months
oysters are not good; in fact, the scientists say
they are hurtful. of course you would not ask
me to treat you to anything hurtful."
Certainly not, dear John; but there is ice
cream, you know"
Il am aware of it, but they say that arsenic
goes into the manufacture of ice cream"
'All the better, dear John. There is nothing
better for the complexion than arsenic"
But, my love"
"Never mind, John; I'm willing to risk it,"
But if you should die. darling?"
"You will take plate also, and we will die
together"
Then John was forced TO confess that he had
only 10 cents in his pocket, and the engage
ment was ut an end.
Thus DO the dark clouds loom apon young
loves horizon.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-12
A Sad Wreck,

BARLEY Campbell, the playwright, continues
10 grow worse at Boomingdale Insane Asylum.
lie now fails TO recognize his intimate friends.
There is said TO be strong resemblance be-
tween his case and that OF John Mccullough.
and il is more than probable that his death
will be just as sudden. lie may live in the
present condition for a year more, but il is
probable that such will not he the case. and his
demise may be expected at any moment. He
still holds fast TO the idea that BloomiDgdale is
but his own hotel, over which, in association
with Queen Victoria, he is the proprietor. He
has given up all idea of doing anything with
his several plays and u.s. in fact, never informed
what is being done with them by others.
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FOR THE LADIES.

Mime. Vialard upon whom the French military
medal has been bestowed for distinguished services
upon the field of battle, is a widow So years old
and is-as for % years past-the cantinere of the
l3lst regiment.
snake isn't safe girl to marry. With her calm,
cool, collected, unexcitabIe disposition she would
hit where she aimed with the rolling pin every
time.
A woman would pay 81 900 for a paper of
needles If they were advertised as bargains.
Mrs Hattie Sutherland who was struck dumb
four years ago at Leomnister by the sight of a
little child's harbreadth escape from being run
over By a team, has Just recovered the use of her
speech, suddenly and mysteriousy it left her.
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Tho Markets.

At the time Of going TO press wheat closed in
Chicago at 7i9c. for August; September, 75ic,
and October, 77sc COrn-cash, 42lc; August,
425-l6c September, 43lc.; October, 4iIc. Oats
cash, 27sc. August 27lc September, 2sic., aud
October. 29;c. Rye, 5llc. Barley, 6Ie. Mess
porll-Cash, S9.i7t; September, $685., aud Dc
iobcr, $500. Lard-cash, $692l; September,
S6.95, and October. S657i. Cattle-shippng
steers, $500 and $40. Hogs-rough aud mixed,
Sl.l5 aud $50; packing aud shipping $3.50
and $50; ligbtweights, 81 and $3.50 skips,
81 and 81. Shecp-natives, 81 and s.; Western,
$3.50 and $3.50; Texans, Sl.75 aud So lambs,
$3.50 and $I90.
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Their Lave for I.innnr-

EYES," said Kentuckian who had been in
the far West, Indians are powerful fond OF
whisky. Let 'em once get the taste of whis-
ky an they'll give up everything for it. An
old chief out in Western Dakota offered me a
pony, saddle, bride, blanket. aud don't know
what else for u pint Of whisky had with
me-"
And you wouldn't give it 10 him?"
mot much. That was the last pint l had
left. But it shows how fond Indians are OF
whisky.
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CoIored Journalists,

The National Convention of colored journal
lists, in session last week at Atlantic City, n. j.,
elected the following officers: President, Rev
w. J. Simmons, ID. d., of Louisville; Vice
President, Rev. Is. +. Tanner, ID. d., of Phila-
delphia; Secretary, George Freeman Bragg, of
Petersburg, Va; Treasurer. Alexander Clark,
Of Chicago; Historian, w. Calvin Chase, of
Washington. Frederick Douglass addressed
the convention
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A Great Risk

Life insurance agent Ito applicant)-I see
our physician has pronounced you in robust
health. and considers you perfectly safe risk.
Applcant-Yes I'm in good health.
Agent-What is your business2
Applcant-Pm base ball umpire.
Agent-Sorry, sir; but l shall have to decline
such risk. The company won't have it.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-12

The long delay caused by the Baker matter
seemed rather 10 please Mr.. Randall and Mr..
Holman, the " watch dogs" AS il prevented the
basiy passage Of many measures, a rush OF
which always occurs in the closing hours Mr..
Holman tried still further 10 cut these of by
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THE LAST DAY.

The first session Of the d9th Congress ended
Thursday afternoon al 3 O'clock. In the House
the early scenes OF the day were good deal
like the sudden breaking up Of hard Winter,
stormy and turbulent They were IN marked
contrast with those in the Senate, where there
was scarcely a ripple 10 disturb the placid flow
of the proceedings Soon after the reading Of
the Journal, Mr.. Pruden appeared at the door
OF the House, bearing a message from the
President. IL conveyed the intelligence that
ali were 80 anXiously awaiting that the Presi-
dent had approved the Sundry Civil, Deficiency
and River aud Harbor Appropriation Bills.
Many grave doubts had been felt concerning
the fate Of the latter and the announcement
was greeted with loud applause. 1t settled the
question OF adjournment.
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and general pi onh oflsbrtay and want
tbE6>aee tpu Hraeetup, t,,t mot! with,
sti4naia,lt4g sIsiAgl tnsedfelnts,!9b 9br BIT
teis,,.,I when h4Je for theft; Bass very
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yop, IN worse. con9sltan Abpt befeEe.e
WAat.Ypa WANTS anialtarstiye !,thatl
Will purify your 5hood dsu START sdtgatby
actaon fof fEaperanea' Ki1fh1ot.s, RESTORE
your 'vitslity, arH give reh sssh aRalth,
and trehg AS s;Sa9ssh,iH1 I,i1 1hs|SSfaY sIS i'5|A9,
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] A, Kentucky Wauian.ehristened her;
new baby frankie Gleyalands Winter,
and now Mrs, Cswrites ta ahave-=the
ehildl called Fsapk or Francis as ishe.
detests the name ,pf. i"Erankien"2 e.,. 4
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An Ohio editor remarks, "Modesty
makes man appear like fool"
The Omaha Kerald adds: "Under
such conditions no Ohio man will
ever be taken for fool"
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g All excband5e AN Tf65I + Z NJ wr6ng % ?
to speak Of a ''resgectablt' Elm bes;zazzlsnr
as ga good man gone swro fig."
Certainly! sHe.is ifiereE 4 Sad man
fonnlsout. 475e; s7.45jJh. i5.RTlEt iisa
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ei1 mon Mag EsHo1gi- ,s,yttsdr
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1al -sa!a !

: Geo. p. a Rersins,5:eaatsr ofMG,e1
Sioux City 9yydet,",aY Sfe1iVereh "a
splendid anhuHf addrlss sl'eliottt.al tho,
Iowa "a .!4b Press AZ .A4sssioclaceAlqR
kIdke.i nj tj;a.r nj ,,.sitr ,..,ii n. na:Y = 81
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Peter Cooper .ouces said: YIn & all:
towns-howeNers ives think you, ilave
read the item, lng lnga feY handred other,
papers, SC. we will. spare y. you 30. .3sI
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A. H. Stuart, Atty. !, - ~. ~ ,as, sss.i
Notice is .theraby given that Che folloNing;.
named settler has iiled notice 81
make 6osa pronf in support Mt htA charm md
thsf aaia prepf win be made before. llk. Djpt.
Court Bible "a! ii Chanbe flain d. IN sspt.
10 & M. 1886: VII. MARY Foley y y, 1sAiet
the9 North East A-sec.- ~ -towp. ne
tinuous residence upon. and cultivation said,
land viz: ristian Krshbxnm. lh an esss fhgans.
ball b. q, ID Geo. B. EYeritt, hegistet.
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Il!iN GII :" n o. iTIIs,
SnoW feIl at RamaGNc Kypntthe;se

There swifi i,l1e':s s1heeehsnef the
District 'Rsphbfie!ia"e "eehfsal Cota.sh
n mifteea M ats.NIifchelF m 4 aqfydSy, hes 1 III. |
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IRON ePrule. e..c .cQnRtY.aT .-uo.}s.iu 7isd:
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Mrs. Cleveland was admitted to
the membership Of the e, First 5 5P,rIesby-
terian church. if W4hh W4shfhgtdiii III SSshhilffday.
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mertswiss ths ep,ansaseejs bsi1sAly requested
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res'atatt@a' D1fhsaSsslfr5 elle township aare
resreGtfnbls intxisod Do dtttah and nisfsa aiidi
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"a. H. BREEs,
livery FEED AND SALE. STABLE.
s First class Rigs at all Hours.
4 CoRsR Railroad and Elm Sts. -.
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III $fefeflns TO any one who IL acquainted vi tn
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last fMeeeks 5Mtanzanlta Y broke :AAe: .toef7
.yeaI.ald EecoTa BY trottinssa 4nile- in,
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worked hard and faitbfully1iSnphRl4
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.to,ae' oseab aeobesesagHs 'oi'le4M selhnI| :
;;rnhtee OF lab6H aiido eHiitataGhn ,ses8f1
which he is chairman. has fay8Hf1Spl
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Land Ofnne Mt Mitchell, Dakotas ulya u Hs9t
Notiee is hereby given that the following.
6nai proof in support Of his claim. and that
proof viii be made before CLERK Diet EeuEt q
Brule CO. D. r. at Champe 81 a,,on seps: @
Ms iii. Ma. I571Sfor the n. u. y asase5slp l4asi
Il. g.. He nance 'tbe following wltnesses ,Iy =.
yationS al aaid land, VIZ: Edward reane; doin BIZ
Long, William a.. Tucker, L.. H. Lake. ri egt
Kimball D. r. Geo. b. Evefltt, Register; 4 +.
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@ UP III Dakdra" The A'h thafsimliyobm5eteer 1siliyb 5tte
has already reached 100 degrees; Aid
If this Democratic Administration n
would 1seud .aue ! al delegation from
IN ashinsten it would! perhaps Jump
to l4o at a bounce Chicago Inter
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: .The5editor of che iSionxs' CITY
sloeupzl;in 4 hisw addfssE Before the
Iaw9n Press Asseciatfoi5 inade the
following sensible Tfenlsra::. q aApotlfsf
.f, form ,ol mdepSpaa aanse. # i Ihaun ii is worthy
of cnltyanon- is, ,lndepeg;aenee Of
! lAIaartisan politics. Ais ITO =be hoped
sthe time may soon, come fswhen.the
newspaper claiming ,aespdetablp
standing will no io,'gier he'found that
y will j, ttsr to- to.ths ' pshb!i}ss ph i}sh f1so offbe
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The report that during the late
rather warm spell the fish of the
Sioux riyerl@ot ont on the banks and
famed themselves. w;ththeir tails is
asGanage tedtteif ep1to' inipre' this
great territory, So
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= :: !. s1s.-4z 49,. -. IL islisL1 Is
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ofAVhatsysE1 mays,ba,s thought Of
Samuel j ,Iilden ASA politician The
must .he4aredited with a goodly share
Of patriotism. Awaylast winter the
ssSa ges of1- -Greystone" o'ad ddressdd a
letter to Speaker Carlisle!urging. the
necessity OF apPfopggiaaons for. the
national defense. . oI'illens 4under-
stands tie terriblesdessslaain that "a
foreign enemy might commit. in. case
of wag5 witlh this f,ulHy.and
therefore is urgent that congress
should furnish a navy and fortify the
seaboard Thus far this imp5ortant
matter has been shamef:.ily neglected,
and Tilden has addressed another
letter to Senator Hawley arnestiy
advocating prompt action. The
country is with Tilden IN this mat
ter, as representatives will find when
next they come before the people.
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