tL.-VJr,ma. Jm w.-.J.
" HI Ll
rn. a,..-.i-cf i M'm.mM I'aKK, Esij., is ntftv ajthc Influential republicans who
JLllC COIIlCrhti JHliHH. .,, !. ii, 1 ji,,,,,!,;,
EDWARD SCUI.L, Editor uJ Ihojirietor,
supplicant for I'fpublican Votes, supported liitu then are nil now his
Last year he was on the stump try-! nctlre opponents. Mr. Cessna is an ,
UOIT. IlEVIVEIl.
KIM.i:j llb'Ksrjil' IV X l'AHSI(. ! Troop DKpnulioil utter Indian
wept-spay
acceptable candidate, well known to
our jieople, decidedly the ablest
lawyer in the district, personally
popular, and with the united party
at his back. Moreover, the district
has been changed, consist
the two counties of Bedford and
Anrn.-i.-i, it. I was :hf, ii so- reduced that he now ' Somerset, and poll- men
ing to Jtersuade tin- pVvple to be
lieve that our good and suffering
President had guilty knowledge of
the Morey Chinese forged letter.
It is said that tlic President, who
weighed about 210 pounds when he
Tlic I'fetitdctit, Hallicd on Saturday
JjrmiiK ami Continued lo Im
prove nirouj;!ioiit
N inula v.
list 2 1. A dispute!
dated St. Paul, Au-
Wasiiixgtox, August 2S $ r. m
The improvement in the Presi
dent's condition has been maintain-
.1 a.I .liiini. tlin il-iv nriil if tlii.i Itnur
lirtW il l" ' 1 ...... v.o .......
nope i stronger man wnen me
iifinii li l.efiii u:e; isvncd. Tin? iis-
man
: Weighs bllt poUIld-.
REPUSLCAN JUDICIARY TICKET
a sihilitv hi' death is. it is believed.
i nc ol ins ; dear thousand Iveimbiicau lnajontv, jrraduahv lessening. A verv eonli
attendants says that he is nothing and when the Democrats talk of ; dent feeling has taken the place of
! but skin and bones, and there is very
ma jcuue:
HON". JOHN CESSNA. f IVilford.
TOR ABJOCIATE JCWES :
WII.UAM aUIN;, of Smieix-t.
fefAMVKL j?XYir.n, ..rs.in. rM t ti.
REPUBLICAN CODMT TICKET.
rn rnKTHcsoTART :
S. V. TkENT. of SomeMei.
FOB 8HKBIFF:
JOHN" J. Sl'AXlJLER, of Somerset Twp.
FOU EEUIMTI3I AD EE. f.r.IIEH :
A. STt'TZMAX, of Stonyoreek Twp.
FOB TBEAflrBKR:
JOHN" II. WE1MEK, of S-mu-mt.
little left of him except his massive
frame.
' We have never known a Republi
can ticket to be so thoroughly well
received as is the one nominated as
the late primary election. It is a
good ticket, from top to bottom, and
there is not a ripple of discontent
with it. Our new rules worked ad
mirably ; everybody knows that the
nominations were fairly and honor
ably made and everybody is satis
fied.
A comi'AXY of Pittsburgh capital
ists are said to be negotiating for the
purchase of a tract of land on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountains,
with the intention of erecting there
on a mammoth hotel for the accom
modation of summer visitors. The
.1 1 1 A .1-
if r. a me uesiono.cncy apparent, ni me
ii ' ' ' j White House last night Hope has
V,y ..ras-Lrag-unts. ngain tlken a gtrong hol(1. The ef
fect ol to-days good tidings was
; evervw here noticeable in the Letter
cri.iiix;s.
'r.,.. in,!,-.- ,.r r:-.....i..-,.,,,i i feeling that prevailed. The gloom
A 111-, IVFLlti. muii VI i wu, . - ,- T.i 1 c .1 'j T.
uau well mieu irom me cuv. ii
S. C, have st irted a successful tem
pcrancc mow-incut. They organ
ized a society pledged not to have
anything to do with any young man
who drank liquor. Several well
known tipplers have already sue
cumbed, and other are wavering in
that direction.
I Nor nianv vears airo the Demo-
crats of Louisiana tried their hands
at constitution making. The r.cw
constitution is so defective that the
Democratic papers are howling loud
ly for its amendment. Under it
taxes are evaded, the school system
is running down, and the courts are
inefficient The old constitution.
fob roisto-i:B.:
A1AM S. SHAFFER, of J.-nnor Twp.
JOSFrn iror.XF.n. of Somera-t Twp.
FOB FOOE BOrdE IMmxTOB :
1AMKI. K.IMMEL, of tsjinerot Twp.
3 i : i.... :i
propoM-u locawo, framed bv the Republicans shortly
from Crcsson and the hotel is in- the '
U nded to be larger and more com-
, . ., ir 4 it The icksburg Jhrnld confesses
plete than the Mountain House at i
. i ll LI I 4 VJ 3 LltO-b I'll, m Mil Hi I 11 I II.
that place. . . " j c-. . o
FiB AlWTORS:
JOHN' I. riIO.lS, ofSmiitrsi-t Tup.
isKAEf. F.MEKKK.of S.wtliampt.in Tw p.
I Saii a sturdy old Republican on
the street last week: Hilly Raer
coaxed me to vote for him, and then
told me Judge Hall wanted to see
me. I allow I know how to vote,
without the Judge ti l.ing mo.'" Said
another: 4 I told the Judge I liked
Baer well enough, but that I always
The Iresident continues to hover
between life and death. So critical
was his condition on Friday last, ! voted for the regular Republican
that his r.hvsicians abandoned all i candidate." Said a third: "I don't
hope, and it was telegraphed all over
the countrv that he was dving.
know Mr. Cessna, but I do know
that he can't cost the county any
mnr vr1irn i'lvtpd than .Tnrlrrn TInll
About 4 o'clock on that morning he AnJ ?aiJ yot . u mUy
seemetl to grow worse very rapidly,
his pulse fluttered up and down, he
seemed partially unconscious, and
it was le!icved that death was at
hand. Later in the morning he im-
P.aer is coaxing for Republican
atorship in Mississippi, 4i not because j
a majority pf his party do not favor
his re-election, but by intrigue and
a prostitution of power within the
Democratic party." Nice comment
ary that on the Mississippi Democ
racy. The old managers are at their
old tricks, with this difference the
victims arc Democrats.
TuiciiE is something very pathetic
in Mr. (Jarficld's yearning dwirc to
be taken home. He is longing all
the while to foe back at the old place
in Ohio where his happiest days
have been spent. It is a subject to
Hall at the primary, but I'll be
d il if he can trade me off to Rill
proved, again he lost ground. andjBacr, AnJ m yvt mU)ther gai(1 .
votes ; who ever know tl Inm to vote j wi,jcn i,c rocur;j aj,ajn anj aga;n)
for a Republican?" And still in-jjmj ,)0n tne doctors arc
other remarked : " 1 voted for Judge !0bli?cd to humor him as best thev
again in the afternoon it was - The Judge asked me if I couldn't iL Tjiat i,e cannot have his
thought that a slight change for the vote for Racr, to vote for him.'
better was perceptible. Since that j These are but a few of the remarks
time he is n-jKjrted to be slowly re
covering some of his lost ground.
The shadow of a great loss had
selthtl down upon the country,
and the Nation stood at what
was Waved to be the death bed
of its ln'lored ruler. Surely no
man ever before, so stood upon
the awful verge, and did not topple
over. The President's life still
hangs by a very brittle thread, which
may nap at any time. Whether
hi.-; present improved condition
may not give away to another re
lapse cannot be safely predicted, lie
is very feeble, and all apparently
depends on his ability to recuperate
sufficient strength to withstand the
waste of his wound and of the eup
perating gland. A Nation's prayers
go up unceasingly that he may be
spared, and all Ftill cling to hope.
Fancy stock is selling for fancy
figures in Kentucky. At a late sale
twenty (V.tswald rams sold for
each, and right ewes $'.0 eah.
Tiu: steamship City of Limerick
arrived at New York on Thursday
last, having on board 211 Norman
( Percheron ) horses, all owned by a
gentleman in Illinois.
Tux Grecnbackcrs of Allegheny
county met hist week and nominat
ed a full countv ticket So, that
and comments we heard made on
the Judicial question during the
course of the week.
Tnr.RE has been so much "gab''
about the large Republican vote that
William J. Raer, Esq., is going to
poll in this county, that we deemed
it worth while to avail ourselves of
the opportunity presented last week,
while people were here from all
parts of the county attending Court,
to institute an investigation, by our
self and through others, as to the
probability of its truth. leading
Republicans and active party work
ers from every township in the
county, save two, wen interviewed,
and we are thoroughly satisfied that
there is nothing in it but brag, and
that brag is predicated upon the
vote that Mr. Raer ran for this same
office ten years since. It is true
that he has many personal friends
among the Republicans of the coun
ty, but they are generally of the
ciass of men that vote from princi
ple, and not from personal senti
ment That he will run some Republican
votes, here and there, is admitted,
and that he will also lose Democrat
ic votes, cannot be truthfully denied.
Our investigation shows that while
he has no enthusiastic Republican ! pro.
friends, he has bitter Democratic ! the cent, how he stand
can. Perhaps no one was ever more
anxious to get into the White House
than the President now is to leave
is way is
sad enough, and yet there is some
cause for encouragement in the per
sistence with which he clings to this
idea. Men in the last stage of sick
ness usually care for nothing.
Xorth Amrrl'-oii.
Ji akki:s are non combatants on
principle. But occasionally they
lay off their coats and do some va
liant service with their muscles.
The Rurlington tulrir says: 44 A
large crowd left Indianola to attend
a (Junker quarterly meeting ten
miles away at Ackworth. They
went for the purpose of a rumpus.
The pitched battle was represented
by four Indianola shoulder-strikers
on one side, and as many broad
brimmed chaps from the Brotherly
City on the other side, who demon
strated their pugilistic accomplish
ments in a surprisingly forcible
manner. The Indianola boys got
badly left, and returned home with
black eyes and bloody faces. Sev
eral arrests will be made to-day."
Oxr. of the mo"t successful and
trustworthy farmers in Georgia is a
negro named Pleas Harper, who has
! just paid $.1210(1 for 2,10 acres of
land lying on Broad River, in Ogle
thorpe county. The white man who
sold him the land says of Harper:
There is not a better business man
in Oglethorpe county than this ne-
He can tell you any day to
with the
enemies. world, and as a farmer I never saw
There was a strenuous effort made a better. He is economical, his
during the week to give Mr. Baer a j family all work, and he can get more
boost among Republicans, and to . out of a hand than anyone I ever
foil v is still beins used bv charlatans this end Judge Hall labored with i saw. Pleas, too, is not an all-cotton
to further their purposes. j unceasing zeal. When Baer couldn't j farmer, lie has Wn making from
: make his point with a voter, he was j 100 to 150 bales of cotton a year on
Jrr.";K Lawrexck, First Coui-1 toW that jIalI wantCti to see him, rented land, besides growing enough
iroiicroi me ireasury, Has decided anil if the geccteJ vict;m caned supplies to run his p lace. In fact,
ma wnen government contracts are the JuJ hc wag tokcn 5nto : his cotton is nearly all clear money, j " S
sold by the contractor the contract ;, inn rf.s ,lf Ma rf,, : You iust oaeht to see the Bermuda f L.x t Ik'?
i ...v. .....v. ...v.,.-.-... . ... ; - .f . iUJi Hit- HUMS kliCU
'trlf C, .11-1 1 I .1 ...
.i . uuuuiim. ami ooui names or,,i flinT. wrflw..i,i
til IM illVIV' 4 I V 11111
lallv this worthy
violate the law.
All those who
NowiiiiK-r election
Occasion- j
fllTllik ftfinrwt i '
want ... w.f,. ,( n, I Republican with a grievance, but;
grass
mer.'
hav he has
l-o's Svnipal liy.
should rcmem-' ,uuch llie ldrsPSt lroi'rt'n of those
bT that they must le registered by
interviewed came awav with :usi
Wa-im.v;to.", Aug. 22. The fol
lowing corresjiondence by cable is
has been generally regarded during
the day that the Presidents rally
had been of such a character that
a further relapse, while anions; the
possibilities, is not considered prob
able. Commencing at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, there have been,
up to .S o clock to-night, 2N hours in
which the President was pronounc
ed as improving. The improve
ment has not diminished i n strength ,
nor is it less marked to-night than
at the most favorable portion of the
rally. The patient has been very
quiet and restful all day. His mind
has been clear and his expressions
more cheerful than at any time dur
ing the past ten days. The pulse
has not shown any fluctuating ten
dency. It has remained pretty
steady and retained its improved
tone and character. There has not
been any marked fever. The nour
ishment taken during the day has
exceeded in quantity that given
during the previous three days.
The glandular swelling has been do
ing well during to-dav, and'ha.s not
caused any particular inconvenience
suppurated satisfactorily through
the car and the first incision, and
also through a new incision made
this morning. The heavy sleepi
ness which marked the President's
condition yesterday and caused so
much anxiety and alarm, has en
tirely disappeared, and his rct la
tiny has been perfectly natural and
his mind is clear when he awakes.
The members of the Cabinet are all
hopeful now of the most favorable
results.
At 10 p. m. The Executive Man
sion is closed to visitors. The Cab
inet olliccrs have all gone home.
The doctors and nurses and Mrs.
Garfield alor.cj remain about the
sick room. The feeling of hope that
has prevailed to-day has continued
to grow stronger as the night ad
vances and the improvement in the
President's condition seems to in
crease. Dr. Bliss says that the
stomach is in good condition, and
an increased quantity of nourish
ment has been given without pro
ducing the slightest signs of nausea.
The parotid gland has discharged
more freely to-night than hereto
fore and the pus appears to be of a
healthy character. At this hour
the President is sleeping quietly.
It is believed he will lc better to
morrow, in which case Dr. Bliss
says he will surely get well.
THE SISI ATIOX OX SI XOAV.
Washington, August 2S. The
faint hope raised lust evening by
report ed improvements in the Pses
identscondition was hardly express
ed by the few who shared it for fear
that a change for the worse would
occur during the night, so the un
expected announcement made by
the physicians this morning that
the President had held his own du
ring the night, and the favorable de
velopments of the night, as related
in' the morning bulletin, caused a
still more hopeful feeilng to prevail
at the the Executive Mansion this
morning. Doctor Bliss and Gener
al Swain, both of whom were at
the President's bedside during most
of the night feel much encouraged
.t his condition this morning. Dr.
Bliss thinks the favorable Symp
lons of yesterday and the improved
condition of last evening vere full v
maintained throughout the night,
The return of hope at the White
House is unmistakable, but the
physicians are evidently anxious
that not too much reliance shall be
placed upon it The ground cained
may be lost this afternoon ; this
may prove to be 011I3' a fluctuation
At the same time, as early mornm
is liie l resident s uuiavoraide pen
od, there seems to be reason to be
lieve that recovery is now possible.
It need hardly be added that there
seems to be no probability of the
President's death, in the worst event
for several days to conic.
WHAT THE IHMions A It E NOW SAVIM.
Dr. Bliss, in an interview this fore
noon, said the change since yester
uav 111 uic rresidcm s condition is
him in modify
entertained bv
saved this sum-! himself as to the extreme gravity of
( the crises, and that he now enter
tained great hopes of the President s
ultimate recovery. He said the pus
discharged this morning, both from
the wound and from the opening in
the parotid gland, is improved in
character, and that the quantity dis-
Tlie Urcnnif-tanrn-s Under AVIiicU the ' ClIH'AW, A Hi
nt-auliful Mrs. Imlltr tVmniltrl 0 tflts ffHtUnc
Suicide. : "list 2;J. savs : Telc'Tams received at
Department Headquarters from the
commanding oflicer at FortAssini-
The New York papers have addi
tional particulars of the suicide of
Mrs. Francis Dudley, at St. Cloud, a
suburb of Oranec. N. J. She had
been married Its.- 1 .ii .t vear, and I
1 1 i f I
ner misnaml was kn i ana ner nome ; cr03d
one ol iiMirv. r-i..n alt r lie I1011-
boin, state that the three companies
of the 1-Sth Infantry left that post on
the 21st inst. to assist in driving off
the Indian, who some ten days ago lately
(he line, and
Sh.n i!itT tll-Mloll- 1, I.mII-.I,. ..,!
eyiuoon was over it was noticed that j,!,.,.,,.!.. ;., ,, i. An.i ri. in si.l.-. m,;l nrm'ns. thx rontfiiN of th
,' f . . . .... .....
... ... 1.. r.t.ri... !..!.:.. hi'n iii iit 11 nil r 11 c: . .
P11iLAt.Ki.r111 v. Augdit 2;;.--UVr- Lot isvii i.k, Augn i T'v-Uv Mm 1 , ,
ner & McrrittV fruit warehouse, No. 1 m being Hooded v.i'J. : t ick. Mini- t rril I- ;.,
)0. .')2 and 54 North Delaware Ave., Icr3 ot countrymen are unnginz in ; u k, j.,.. 1 1 ,,' r,,;
ri.i ',IM:i;t
1 h 1
ated from an explosion of gas, which Joss. revcrw who were approaenr-i ; ani Jam Ki
took shortly before o'clock .on the subject at the hliKkyardri J.allcntjo
this morning, and almost immedi- 'said thut even if tl.v dwn. d of
afternards flames rushed .tneir son k ai a r.an-i wrv
l,o ,i. I.,.ii ill.r.niili ll.n l.inMin.r nm nllf (if t IO riilrl III II til r'Tlla'' HI'- S.lllll' in
(..Miiiiiiling d.M.rsmd uind.ius. The lire made the fall at lull pi i: s it wotild I":
ch'-api-r l.'i.ui t Ui'l what tin y
)0, .)2 and o-t North Delaware Ave., imts 01 vouuuvuieu an; uuinu ; i.w ji
was destroyed by lire this morning, all they can spare to !!, Ixiiv on- j day ali
The fire is believed to have origin able to feed them except at great j 2 o'clock.
ml,-
lr)7 ;ir,l
:i -...I 1
?M iind sixViN""
tJ.- wronaV,,,,,;,,.
n.-l bK-,t!,.r KhJt
i'p:rt:i:,.f t!. .v.
t:i' w.itT. .... .'.''!
1 111.
Mrs. Dudley was not so vivacious as j These three companies a r-- in addi- buil.'.in" Ujing of an inflammable had no :,.-tnn! u-e for until tin- tall waikinir .-,., ti,',. Uv
she had been and was nervous, ex- tion to the two companies of cava!- character, and about 7 o'clock tlie season. A number said that they wl:,-i, IIS ai..,.,;., '";r"-:
citable and alwnt-mmded. Mie ry di.atch.Hl from th fort on the walls fell in every direction. The j w.-n-..nip.-lh-d, if th.-y tint tbnr.by tl..; .r.a,s u' ,;v',
complained of pains 111 the head, iyth at the request of the Indian building was six stories high, built ; usual number of head 01. hand, to, calling David l:v,.rj '"i
inability to sleep, and a feeling as it agcnt at Fort Belknap; and the en- of ornamental brick and sandstone, ; come to the city and haul out com 'river bank. l.ut t.V''7,r'r
a steel band was being drawn tight- f!r f11P nnmrUinrr nt,Av -Hi) m.l wtmlpi finv feet, on Delaware to feed them on. The above facts , took a skiffim.i . . :
"U ' ...
ly about the base of her brain. Dr
Pierson, the family physician, treat
ed her for weak nerves, but she con
tinued to grow worse.
It wat thought by her friends
that she fretted over the irregular
habits of her husband, who, it is
said, has been intemperate since he
was married. She told a lady friend,
however, that she was quite happy,
and that she would be perfectly
happy if her husband did not spend
so much time in New York. Early
last Saturday morning she drove to
Orange, purchased a novel, ordered
groceries, and then visited some
friends. She laughed and chatted
about her trip when she returned
home. After dinner she wrote out
a list of novels she desired the news
dealer to get for her. After finishing
the list she told her husband she
would like to go out for a ride. He,
fearing that it would rain, ordered
the covered buggy. At live o'clock
she was dressed ready to go out.
Mr. Dudley went to her bedroom on
the second floor and she at once be
gan scolding because hc did not or
der the basket-phaton. She Hew
into a passion, stamped her foot in
anger, and said she would not ride
in the buggy.
After some words he quitted the
room. As he reached the foot of the
stairs he heard a shot, followed by a
fall on the floor above. He ran up
to the bedroom, where he saw his
wife lying on her back, her head
and shoulders in a closet and the
lower part of her body in the bed
room. There was. smoke in the
closet. A bullet hole was in her
right temple, just above the eye, and
blood was flowing from the wound
and from her mouth. She had her
hat on and it was stained with her
blood.
A live-barreled Smith it Wesson
revolver, 32-calibre, was lying in a
corner of the closet, with one barrel
empty. She had tiken the weapon
men with one 115-inch rifled gun, is
under the command ot Captain M.
E. O'Brien, of the 2d Cavalry. The
Indians are estimated at from 1,500
to2XJ0and are chiefly Crees, Pa
gans and Assiniboines, who are for
the most pr.ri pcace.ibly disposed,
but cannot resist the temptation to
hunt buffalo and run off ponies on
whatever side of the line they may
Iind them. The scene of operations
is the country between the east and
wesk forks of the Milk River to the
neighborhood of old Fort Belknap.
It is hardly exjiected that the mau
rauders will make a stand against
Captain O'Brien's battallion, as he
is thought to have a sufficient force
to give them a lively chase and pos
sibly well-merited castigation.
A dispatch to the Times from
Pierre, Dakota, dated August ''!,
says that 2-V1 of Sitting Bulls bos
tiles from Standing Rock arrived
at the Cheyenne Agency that day.
The remaining 1,7O0 will reach
there in five dav.
avenue, and ISO
f..r.l l.n..l. n-orr, riT..otiil (rrrr. tii.ruklN Ml 111" It) ' limit f.ifn.l .1.1
Water street It was finished tor' Ji Uerir, Sheipy;
the firm by the executors of the cs-; Spencer, N-ot
tat of . John Hopkins, ot Baltimore, throu 'iioui
the owner of the ground, and was j id thing there has been no rain of j thtr other i,Vn.
herby; Oldham, Owen, ; The oldest Kin- L,v J'
hit and othr counties j Mvirnrncr, ami" i V ul"
the- State. Asa gnfr-jj..t Ufi. j',,' .lt( ':rT '
'.ill Kir
V. . - .
i ' 1 ii fH !
valued ai sham wv. me siock was i any i-onr-rqui-uv- n uniiy ., (.;i. ih. cauif- ,frr
of a miscellaneous character consist
j months, and the early
5nrrnf Wpst. India, fruit orincinall v. entirely destroyed, while the lat
lOO.OitOcoeortnuts and $.10,000 worth . crop is so Unity damaged that even
of banana, most of which were n-j with rain the crop vi!l not I" mop
ceived only a day or two since. The ; than half a yb M. In many of tin
entire stock was vahn-d at 7",00O, isfctio is named tin- crojis an- not
and me refrigerators and other ap-1 only injured by heat and drouth
paratus and machinery for the man- j but thesmail water courses have
ufacti re of disiccatedf cocnanut was ; been dried upand stiw k arf sutVer-
valued at $V),0(JO more. The boiler
was in the basement and the engine
on the fifth floor of the rear buihi
ing. When the walls fell great ex
citement was caused, but as far as
learned nobody was hurt. The em
ployes of the firm were about begin
ning work, but all arc thought to
have made their escape.
two ;
corn is j coiii,!,. ,f Monti
.. I a... ..... . I
I V Hill Lit; Willi ,,r,..f
the resident oftl'Kiiv
i iMi.-ring in Ui...xir
I.J.MW. I .
- .'lllIMM OV'Tl-(,.
an. 1 11 is ti ar.-. 1h.- .in,
I'oys will I,.- :l (.j,
up Under.
"Wl.:i
Imirtii.- alual,,.
11.
Inrnmoiis Insiirimee IIiismki-m.
!liix rnl Diwioverio-.
Cirii Ai.o, August 2. A special
of yesterday's date to the 1'ribunc
from Wichita, Kansas, says: 'A
meeting of the Oklahoma Town
Company was held in this city last
evening, at which most of the prom
inent men connected with the enter
prise were present. The mineral
discoveries recently made by Cap
tain payne v.'crc discussed, and 10S
pounds of specimens taken by ( 'apt.
Payne from the Wichita Mountiins
were exhibited by him, and were
pronounced by competent judges
very fine and as showing silver and
lead. Captain Payne and his com
panions in the recent explorations
report that the army dicers at Fort
Sill are daily taking out mineral.
The company is determined to move
into Oklahoma in October. The
Sckantox, Penn., Aug. 21. Gov.
Hoyt's denial that he is interested
in the grave-yard insurance business
will have a tendency to check the
sharks in this region who are freely
using his name in connection with
the infamous traffic in old age.
Agents have been freely quoting him
in connection with the State Capital
and World Insurance concerns, and
have made business thrive on the
strength of their representations. So
Mate. Hon. ). .u. Meele, at one
time a prominent aspirant for the
Governorshipof Kansas. is president
of the town company. Considerable
excitement prevails over Captain
Pavne's discoveries.
colonv numbers nearlv 10.000 coin-
from a bureau drawer, where it was j pOSCd of 1K.r?ons irom'almost every
Kcovas a protection .ig.uu&i; ouigiars,
and in a lit of passion or insanity
she had shot herself. Mr. Dudley
sent a messenger for Mr. Francis M.
Epley, her uncle, who lives near b-,
and when he came the unfortunate
woman was placed on abed.
Drs. Picr:?on and Richards arrived
at (I o'clock and Mrs. Dudley died at !
11:4).
The ball had entered an inch
above the right eye, einerscil at the
top of the left temple, struck the
brick facing of the lire mantel, and
fell on the carpet, where it was found
yesterday.
complain they cannot collect bills, j
as the money 01 the customer is
ing more for want of water than j
l'ifb- lit (ift lu.rttii from I lid-
ham county said, '' Water in the! '' I'mrsday last a
section I have just visited is so ; M '"J? M lydesdale.-l,,,,,,.;
searce that whole families have to 1 amUillK-s-left (Uas-oir f.,-'i
use the same water for washing ! X fdupuier.t to .V y
purposes, and then this :s all thev i consignment ,f thi-
have to Bi ve their stock for drink- V'asgow on aturdav
;,,." I the noted stallion I)r!i;.;' ;.
of the champion ct;patU"
Iforribh Ileal h. .Agricultural Socitv.
. ; burn two years a.,. '
A widovr . living near Prtsident, recognized as the U .t ,
Yanango county, Pa., with three ; draught horse ever ,'
children, was a few days since af-: Stolloway. of I 'linoi-'"
fli.-tcd by a succession of most ter- j chaser, "lie )w aU'iM'.,
riblc accidents. She was preparing ; H' old opjhnei., it. .
dinner, and sent the two older chil- 'and twelve mare-.
dien to hunt tor cgg. They were at the Chicazo fair. . ".'
very young, and one of them put ; Wt-bstf r has shipyx-d tT-r- '
his hand in a hollow log to search I and the stallion I 'Lian toV '
for eggs, but pulled it out. saying a the blooded stock pur..-h;,lV
chicken had bitten him. The other j Prank Shenvin for hU ".v, V
followed the example, and jerked i can lands. Mr. P.:hV
1 hey j has published a phau.!,,u',','
1 nttle- j ing the stock. entit!.--d
the hand out with a scream.
(had liotti brcu liit;. .1 hv a
snake. The poor mother, hearing Stud Beinjr Formed , v.
swallowed up in paving aSo,,.-i their cr.es, took a pot of bodiri'r y ; R. Sherwm ; showing whv f
merits. An old woman, living 0:1 j tatoes from the i.re, so that they , U losing her position fr t: 1;,
the outskirts 01 rcranton, nas '"n"1- .... iiui.-c.-.n'i n-isntin -
Il
(XX) on her life. The polices are ,,,,osl msuinuy sue was recancu advantage ot .New Mexi,-,
an : oy me scream 01 ner iniaui, nno
Iiflil liv atwuhitor Scnreitv
old person dies now that is no't in- i erawlcl across the floor and up.
out. bred horses.
advantages c
breeding countrv.
sured all the way from ?-V),000 to
S100XX). A man came here from
Moscow the other day to insure h:3
mother, who, he said, was in good
health, and when the agent went to
investigate the case he met the old
incredible to those r.ot acquainted
with the business, but the worst lias
not leen told.
A IVix Jilac.
Tin- Gallic!. I F'hii.
Tin- Pril-nr ltrollier-iii-lav.
Ci.Kvn.AXP, O., Aug. 2G. Joseph
Rudolph, brother-in-law of the Pres
ident, left this afternoon for Wash
ington, in company with Captain
Henry. Mr. Rudolph h.;s been in
charge of the Mentor homestead
while the President has been away,
and had the care of the President's
two younger sons, aged nine and
eleven years. In obedience to a
telegram last night from Mrs. Gar
field the sons are left at Mentor.
Thev were informed last evr ning of
the President's almost hopeless con-
Ciiicaoo, August 2(. A great lire
broke out this evening in the pack
ing establishment of John C. Hatcly,
formerly known as Rickors, at the
I'nion Stock Yards, and it had not
been extinguished at midnight, at
which time all the engines in that
part of the city were working to
quench the flames, but were greatly
impeded by scarcity of water. Few
facts have been l irned, but it is
known that lr,(KNj finds of bacon
and a large quanu. 'of lard and
provisions were stored in the house.
They w ill probably be completely
destroyed. The loss is said bv some
to reach $100,000. No particulars
can yet be obtained as to the insur
ance. The fire is confined to I late
ly' building.
As nearly as can be ascertained.
the loss by the I lately fire is as fol
New Yokk, Aug. 2''.. "I have
very little hope that President Gar
field will recover," said Mr. Cyrus
Field to a reporter, "and his condi
tion makes me feel verv sad indeed."
If he should die the whole or the
S2o0,000 which was proposed to be
subscribed tor Mrs. Garfield nnd
set the scalding water over him
self. Almost distracted, she knew1 .
not what to do; but, help arriving1 T"e p"t pour.-:
all that could be done was done, s u'(' Grand Arm, ot ti e I;,
but human help was unavaillns. ' t'onncet:eut ' last w,vk
and by niiht the poor widow had i Nantucket railroe-Ut li:.-:
lost all her little family, and was ' Grove, was compos (Jf t: r
alone in her sorrow. " 'ing: One hundred ami
1 bushel-' ol so;': -liillt-l ,;,
The Itemwralic IN.ticy. ; bushel ot hard .-!
j bushels of ovaters.
Mii.wai kee August. A spe-1 fisti. Ci pounds of
cial to the A''pi.-t'ci from Bayfield, ' pars of corn and 21' Liisht-!-;. "
Wis., oives an interview with Sen-j toes. There were a few '
ator Beck of Kentucky, with refer- J flcs. such as Out loaves of i - -.:
ence to the course that the I'erno-i l.jd water melons
crats should take in
ase i! tne
. keen off starvation. A!
death of President GarSeM. Sena-j persons were prt-ent In- :
tor Beck said : ; largest number ever a-s-n.'i,;, ;
"It would be a time when love of army reunion,
country should rise above all party !
mv own course.
of some eonserv
sav Henry B.
Tun leaa shot.
tiimily would be forthcoming. About !Vutsl,,Y l
two thirds of the amount is already ltwoul'11. ,,e !,nrfavor
pledged, and tne remaining third , ., i r i i . .r i soeri-ils tVotn li,
..i i,.. i I Anthony oi Rhode Inland, tor the po- SI 1 1,11 lrom u rin.m r.,
I'oiiin it- ill Dili in i v M-i-iiriii iiiiiii" . . . . .
,. i,i i. i "isition ot I'residcnt
,.,;i 4.. ,Kov. t.. ,v, ,.i Senate, and thus avoid any induce-
(iAI.VFTi)X, Au'. 2i.
oi a most horrili;.
lows: On 4(00.000 pounds of bacon of money will be needed to pay
$4oO,000; on !". too barrels of pork, ! doctors'" bills and other heavy
if the I'resident's wound proves fatal
is Mr. William II. Yanderbilt, who
has intimated that he could le de
pended upon for a contribution of
from x",000 to $10,000. Even if the
President should survive Mr. Field
does not intend to abandon the
plan of securing the full S2WoO,
as it is well known that a large sum
the
tlie fth of SeptemU-r-xixtv Iavsir,w in tno,r moutiis disgusted at; furnisied froin thp state Depart-W-fore
the election, which occur- on!the 'lutlSe's treachery to the party ; ,ent :
III" 1I .NOVCmOer. i -4,1 rNi-icirl4rolk!ir uinnA vtf.i...i
, voked with his jetly, personal ap- i TUr JIh. Jauie G. Itlaine, Secrete w. e the narot'id trland was in 'a
drouth has peais agamt nr. Cessna, ana an- r oj awrrr, 11 amimn, : progressive state the President s
As tiu? Holv father learned with symptoms became more and more
charged from the latter had increas
since
The long continued
played havoc with the late corn and !noyed that they should be deemed j
ltito crops in most parts of this
State. The drouth has continued
so long that these crops may almost
le pronounced a failure.
weak enough to be gulled by one ; P"nful surprise and profound sor-
whose personal bitterness outran all , 41-41 ' , ,-
. , . , ,. . , the President of the Republic n as
sense of propriety and of Judicial the v5ctim- so now he is haRnv
' decency. j to felicitate his Excellency upon the
i . I
I;ut, tfi wo said hrinre, Mr. Ili-r s j news that his precious life is now
1 1 ...... . 1
jjh.i rains ni fcngland and Ire- assumed strength is predicated on
land have done great damage to the the run he made ten years since.
rops. Es-jiecially is this the case in j They say he is going to run a big
jre...,,,,, wocre wneat and potatoes 1 vote." is a common remark, but in-
have sut.'erexl severely. This Is bad
for Johnny Bull, but good for Broth
er Jonathan.
vestigation invariably showed that
the "big vote" like the milk sick
ness in the West, is always to le
Tun venerable Leslie Coombs, of i fomul ten mil listant t couldn't
Kentucky, died at Ix-xinffton on the ! be (llsfOVfWl m anF nnnty.
out of danger, and will ever pray
that God may grant him a speedy
and complete recovery of his health
and long spare him to the benefit
of the Tinted States. The under
signed has the honor to join in these
sentiments of sincere congratula
tions and wishes for complete re
covery. L. Cardinal Jaxkini.
To which Secretary Blaine sent
22d inrt" aged S3 years "lie wis a' Eleven rears tnrog' the i &c following .answer
' 0 ' J I . .... .... ... 1 lenivcmv
noted fe-ure in politics manv vr "wtrumenuiiw, pnncipaiij-, ot the,
ago, and will be remembered by old ChamWsburg bar, Governor Geary
x higs as the fiist iersonal ami polit-' wns '"d801 to PPint William M.
ECi friend of Henry Clay. ' ! . President Judge of this dis
. " j j trict He had no renutaikn as a
WASHfXOTOX, Aug. 22. 1SSI.
T Hi Eminrntv, I,. Cardinal Jaco
bin i, Home:
alarming, but now that the iufiama-
tion is subsiding his symptoms are
steadily improving, and he thought
it doubtful wliether any further seri
ous trouble would arise from the
glandular swelling.
Dr. Boynton said he felt very
much encourage! at the situation
this morning. The President's
mind he says is clear, his pulse
steady, and he has this morning
taken considerable nourishment, con
sistmg of beef tea and porridge. ( )n
Friday last, during the day, ihe doc
tor said he lelt that the c;ise was al
most hopeless, but in the evening,
when he observed that the Presi
dent's mind began to clear up and
the patient became rational, his
hopes returned. The continued ab
sence of mental disturbance since
OvrRf four hundred graduates of ( lawyer, was unpopular at home, unr
th SoIiHt "s Orphans' ."Schools of 1 known in tlis county, and general
this State, lx-J-1 a reunion at Harris-1 dissatisfaction was the reselt. The
burg, on Wednesday night last An I succeeding year he nereistectly
auuress 01 welcome iras made by clamored lor tiie party nomiBatiao, are not without ,hppe
the and in the absent of au aapptabJ aonl hat
Tcning was ex-Governor Curtin.
My 1 ! t f 1
llnB Mnvav i.tj iri:u u ry "e consiuers a very nopeiui
sincere thanks with which this Gov- fft"re-., Bult, rao,re than thi?' hf a.,so
ernment received the kind express- UlJ8 -tne..Uoof Polso? 13 !',nS
ions of his prayerful interest in be-' mon wflMy .eliminated, and as a
rclf of the stricken President. Since ! "l1 t,he. food l etr assunilateil
your message was sent the Presi-! amJ 1S heiI transformed into richer
dent's .condition has changed and ! a"J P"rer 1 d' wIllch a.t eircu
wc are now filled ith anxiety, but i "S',1. th V 1 Rives new
The lsi-l u'u"-1" 10 u,e ' resident.
L- W II 11IIVUI lIULTVi 1IIU A 11 ."! I T
Governor Hovt Tlie OTjaior of the and in the absent of au aee?ptabl doni has beep very deeply touched j A,ne to ue apprehended from
competitor it was granted him. r Wfi MOM lotereftlor las recoyery p ""l1"-0
t n... ' J ! shorn by ail the churches, and bv I 'f65 P1"11""?- At the morning
; none more ni-lelr or more devoutly j "PW ff a7 Pf? mS was
IIa51 J Uisn by those of the Room Catholic dls?overed freiy if l-cji tliere was a
of a ' communion. satisfactory disc, large. The dis-
Tjie Clarion JbmUican says llmi cj)d the dissatisfaction with
tlie Hen, James Mosgrove, who, as a ; cuimiited in the formation
tJreenback-tcbor candidate, defeat-j stroug eyniicaie of Republicans whoj
M Ji on. Harry M hite for Congress, j supported Baer. I.'li its assistance
has Ikjcji jtmploying labor at sixty I he carried this county f? a few
cents a day, and hie joilnig mill has I votes, and it is on this fact tCat J
fhut down throe times 'becauw of , claim of grtatstreti.h is now based,
the small wages he paid. The ;':- j Tilings arc not now as they were
JAMKS G. Bl.AINh,
Secretary of Stite,
jmblicnn tliinks this a poor record
for a laW candidate.
the.y. Jacrf lite the typical sow,
returqep his Democratic wallow,
A Ilroughl.
Cc;"E-TOHrx, Ky., August 24. It
is neatly iiv; ;onths since rain fell
in this vicinity! ilzz? 'armers are
compelled to dnve their sto. hir?? (
or four miles to water.
charge from the car and from the in
; cision was ako more free yesterday,
f and the swelliujj has sensibjy dimin
ished ; on the whole, the doctor said
if these favorablo conditiona of the
mind and stomach continue for a
few days, even without resulting in
any increase of strength or vitality,
he would feel very hopeful of the
j ultimate recoyery of the President
dition, and were greatly distressed, ! s.'VMM h , and on miscellaneous i penses atten.'in" a Ion-' Prions
out they did not murmur on being 1 8tock and building alKut tXWW. ' illnc-s.
told ttiey could not go to him. lTnt.,1 SI (KKMMXt- insnr;m.-i SI inm. ;
Business has been much depress- im ;,, IfKliHfl'en nt comnnnleo Whi-ky and Water.
the news from Washington." Many! ..,,,. CartU( I Bakpstown, Ky.. August ?A. It) anJ. at o'clock to-night whole!
of the Presidents intimate inends ; j is now nearly two months since ram
have gathered in sorrowful knots' u'khiwiviv uc .hi W'iiii ..j has fallen in this vicinity. Many
pro tern, oi tne j " -.
eiMiiiiv some1 lime Min e. i -?w
ton, an ex-sheriff of K'uk
and a very dserate -aun, r.
James Tmld. who had :rx'
ness against him in a la.i .
abused and insulted him in a -r.
ful manner. Tiny sepanitl. -.
ivowmar to meet tueotner ; r.i:
i settlement. Yesterday tii-y :
l and hoth drew tlie:r v,v:ip...-.
! fired. Todd was shot thro::jh: :
j heart and the breast, arvl ti,-! j
j Blar.ton's head was blown . rf. I
Dk.V!:i:, Aug. 21. A dispatch to j men were lying dving wlr. -lithe
IVil'iite from Canon City, oated ; ered.
yesterday, says : A terrible water
merit for any insane per-on or po-
litidil fanatic to desire tlie denth of 1
Mr. Arthur. In such' a contineen-1
cy this would oe a graceful reeogni- j
tion of the fact that tinder the great j
calamity which had befallen the na-1
tion the intensity ot party spirit ; '
and tiie eagerness tor spoils were ;
for the time forgotten." j
A 'oloi-uilii AValeri!i!.
and condoled together. A dispatch
from Harry Ciartield to Postmaster
Sherwin, stating that there was a
slight inijirovement tiiis morning,
gave them encouragement, and ex
cited renewed hope, but later news
depressed them beyond express
ion. Driven Iy Alliinitiir.
view to affording relief to persons , are eoniptuwi 10 drive their
who receive abusive and ar.noving ; tlir:e or f,,ur to W!lter
postal cards throu-h the mails," the; 1,1,4 distillers throngnout this
following general instructions t. j l'i"n,try, are ''esitiiting and unde
Postmasters will soon be issued cided whether or not to go into ac-
frnm 'r,t I if I, res l).r.-irf .n..t "ve operations uuring tne cominjT
spout burst on Crace Creek to-day,,
and at six o cloc k to-night whole
sections of railway ties with iron at-
Tlie Parol it! I.IamI I!ht.L
tached were running in the Arkan
sas Paver, together wit'i bridge tim
ber, 'huge pina trees, cattle and
horses.'
C.vxoxCirv, Col, Aug. 21. The
trnin vhii- l.i.r,. f.r fllfV
last night, and for the saietv f!VJ not Se-m m,"h
;ine operation, ins
to I:-
"I i
Exeittivk M..-io-.V j-!.;-.'
D. C, August 21 1:4". p. rn.-rr
the noon examination ;hf-u:;r
have lanced the Presi'lent"s
ed parotid gland and Iiij-r.::-:
small fjnantity of pus. Th1 1
dil not take anv an.etlir!;. . -
Makshali., Tex., Aug. 2i. A man
in crossing Caddo Bake with a
quarter of beef in his skiff was pur
sued by a school of alligators. When
ibout a quarter of a mile from shore,
'.-'t 1 tun rhii 1 ir n 1 1 irn nA irk nrr"r tim t n &u ii.ii urci 1 inn Linini . .
"linen any one is annoyed, or ex- 7 7 , . , v"'"'. .. c i 1,0a u 1 .1 .-, s, :, ,,:: diately afterward went
pectstobe annoyed, by postal cards 11,11 marKtl. ,0.r ,w,11rK-v ant tne ! Tm- ' x. 4 V soon feceded and is now 1
sent lrom any particular place or " " lstreo,. x"":n i" " ! tor Itevburn says that tin r
from anv known person, he may sons advanced lor their indecision. , re.-ni.s the bridge, h.t ing We n , cnirplv ,at;.fac(irv rr,!c
direct die Postmaster at the point A lew distillers who have made con- b rum , th number : ar i, fi nJ.l I,,;
named to destroy all postd cards tracts for corn will run on reduced ties 1 ,or ions of lm idges, etc., that j n '
addressed to him, or cards from any capacity. Should the present ad- t I l:ist evening, ,t is ;
' . . . ....,:.,..:.i Ielitved that trie r-iilnviil will r.r.t .
named, so addressed : and I v u""uimcu .i, ia . - - ; ."v" . i-ame.
person
far as the discharge of the duties
eight of the monsters attacked the ! ?f tl.' office permit sullicient exam
skiff, seizing and endeavoring to j "jatioii, the Postmaster should com-
m-ni-him ;t " 1 1... l.-.rd ma-mo f i,A I ply with the rwiuest The direction
boatman reached a cj.rcss" tree, I ; Postmaster should be in writ
which he seized and ascended, aban- j inS-r; 1,11,1 shouIl , ,f' ,,led )or preser-
.l..r.in.r l.iu el-ilV Ilia i 1 1 i no . a .lllOll
KLMllllj, Ills CIV1II 1' t.ll l..V4
He remained in the tree until the
next day, when two fishermen, who
were crossing the lake, heard his
cries and went to ins assistance.
Alieiuit t Wreck a Train.
safe to sav that the coming season's
product will not be over one-half of
that of last season.
An luteresliiiK (K-eaxioiu
be open to Silver Cliff for
week. .
Iesp-raili Killed.
nearly a ;
Xokomis, 111., August 24.-..
' an audience was gathrrins: '
i M. E. Church on Sunday ni--
Pim lCf . ItiTnst "l ii. i hear the l!ev. Davi.'s. presil:r.2
1T , ,. i da v afternoon James T. ( )fi'utt was ' d,'r of the Decatur distal
: Hai:kis.u Ko August 24.-()ne o kii!(,n,v William H. Current near i chandelier fell while all the L
i "e niost 'ntcresting gatherings that j tK, hater's residence at Kwal't's ! wre lit, and at once the intern-:
has assembled m this city was the Cross-roads. Dffnft ww ,...rl.n.w the church was abhue. Bee
i reunion to-night ot the soldier s or- .1.. k4.i ... 1 1 ' 1 ' i...i:, : ..1 ;r.,i..iv
1 1 " .., . 1. iue i.iusi iin.co aim oespeate m m juiiiroi u ui .
.i:ix.;to.n, Mass., August 2o.An;phan graduates ot the state. Sever- :n tl r.Ma w the Haines were too eT.M.
liteTTHit. vn liiniln fliij Tominr ?i I al thousand lwrsons. Jlhioiu' them 4 .. , . . .1 ....... 1 .1., .,;A-..
? ". !kca U' . ! -eck the early train from' Bridge j being over four hundred graduates, ! ms aT an t W ZZX
water to .south Abineton. on the ami tne iirand Army posts ot Uie : .BWn (,.., ,i , k,,,, , :.,ti, mniinmt;.ir . urd it w.is '
- , . ........ i-uiivilk Ull.i .NULL Liiuni ;i ! - v.... .
nut ov the dexterous u.; oi their
oars and a double-barreled sho: gun
they succeeded in keeping the ene
my at hay until tne unfortunate
man, more dead than alive, could
be gotten out of the tree and rowed
to shore.
l.ndgewatcr branch ol the Okllolo- city. ,. . l.row, ot Jockhaven, pre- .i,.:-. ,,n tun nnrt r ,rp.,t. dit'nlfv- tlmt th tirw"
a.. . . . t 1 . . i v mv iwu ui 1 ir i.iiiri iir .
ny. Jien the train was rear Last -sitieu, and an address ot welcome ; tilt i:.- ot-t,, ,. - rmiwi ;,K
j tin-jruished. The damage is
A ( 'loud ol' Ants.
a hot gun ( iffutt went to Current's i insurance.
house, and by threats of killing her
husl and so excited Mrs. Current
that she was thrown into snasms.
ir .t. ...-.-..... ' . I.l l I I.r. I.IH v.
nu irouKuie enacts or t.ic.-f. cou- 1 ...1 i ..i;
niiu-'ie iiiiiruei tn-ianv.
Two Ien Shot.
I.irn.F. Ibx k. Ark., An.'. -
Wixxii'Ki:, Manitoba, August 24. j
Brid'-cwater station the engineer I was made by Covernor Hovt The i
discovered an olistructicn on the orator of the evening lyosex-Ciovern !
track, consisting of sleepers laid j 4r Curtin, and he was followed by
crosswise. The train was going- John B. Rockwell, of the Hartford
thirty-five miles nn hour and the! Soldiers' Orphan School. The bus-
. 11 . . .1 I : " . r .1 i . .ii ""
engineer was unao.e to stop tne en-1 . y . wur. o. u.e grauua es win pIwl wUh s'u.kness attending upon!
mnebe ore colhdin-r. but fortunately I be held to-morrow bv which time ...... . l.-ih-., , s.. l
, " : . ; ! i i , ' . i 'i'. "i;n;irc cmiaoirtn. siie ihhI.
fhe people of Emerson were re-' no damage was done except to smash ;ocr six nunureu memoers are ex-;
cently startled bv an unusual phe-I tue PUo1 and headoght. J.etween ! pecieu n oe present. Seller Murdered.
nomenon in the shape of a cloud of thjs place and South Abmgton two: invi, Killwl I ,r . Keejier.
:.... 4i. e 4 other obstructions were found on i 1 ' " iviihmi. 1 l i nv. An.on:i nn ! I the mo
aiii-n iiiii" in nic uii iniiii u.ini iu - - -- , ... . ' ........ . ... .v , . . , j
west and extending for miles around. ! track, consisting oi stones weigh- A . . Xnt(V i 'slu'" J'-t arnv from Dcniing re-! fi returmil at
i-i- i i 4 . '"oi icss man ) settlers have " ""' """e n.. .
on, Scott county, vester-lay
men, Falsoiu and Hobhs. wert--
vtiiii uiiu .!-i,.4i, -
The latter finally-"1
Thev were apparently ordinary I mpr ai'out '''( pounds each an
black ants provided with wings. : "ther I-t ot sleepers.
During the night mvriads of these
an
insects came to the earth and the
streets and sidewalks were literally
black with them. The Bed liiver
was also covered with a coating of
the ants an inch thick. It is sup
posed that the heavy rains have
driven them this way. The atmos
phere was exceedingly sultry and
the light was considerably impair
ed, so heavy were the clouds during
the time in which the ants were
passing over the town.
An Outrage.
..:.!: . : 11 . ,i
" ' 4 -l. " been killed fifteen milts
T,T.MTSSh,'rartner station within ten
; with a hatchet. hen he was sen- Masealero Apaches. The
onrim I - ton iron In 1.a , I I v ,
i.': , , rr are now mov ng south in Chihua
x- i 1 !irv Iwl Iiiniii.il lilra n tn.i.l ian nn.1 t . v... in v iililil.4
.ewi- .?;:"'''"'"'' Iiua. Thev crossed t K Si.,ti-.n
north f j procuring
d:iv hv him dead.
whisky
I.avwivo. MIeb Ann- -ii
i i --- --i - " - , - , , ... . . ... ...in. i iit-v IIH-..-MH iiii .-..hit r.nrri . .
was reeeivwl here to-day from Biley ! "e would kill the judge if he ; pac:r.c .,iIpn,(i rnlirtAn m;, ! Stew;
township, Clinton county, to the ever escaped Nnee he went to the of ( ; rp lilst n- t about seventy-five ' 'hnn
!. uiu iiiiui j hit in.-, i;mi ii u iiur m
Mimleretl in His Melon I'alcli.
IiOt isviLi.K, Ky., August 24. A
dispateh from Nashville the Cmmer-
Jimrhai savs ; Alderion Pitts, a
wealthy and highly respected farm
er, was shot and killed on hfs farm,
four miles from iuurfreesboro, Knth-
erford County, yesterday. He was
in his melon patch at the time, and
an unknown person shot him.
A Ti.Mljr In Wlseoiwin.
effect that Charley Dew, a colored
farmer, was found in his granary
dead hanging to a beam, with the
left side of his head laid open by a
terrible gash, evidently made by an
axe. Bast spring fie was visited by ;
masked men, who treated him to a j
coat of tar nnd feathers. A few i
days ago he went to St. John's, to
the county seat, for the purpose of
commencing legal proceedings
against parties whom he believed
were the perforators of the outrage.
If." livpd. alone,
the guards and convicts, and made
several attacks on different persons.
un luesday he quarreled with a
convict named Moses, a relative of
the ex-fiovernor, and was instantly
killed by him with a hatchet. '
t 'razed by Kxcecwive Smoking. -
t..r t iiCtli -
Billv Messiniraie.
Inii-in outsider, made some reiium
re ishei! v the munlerers. .'',
! was also hot dead fr his Xem
ir !.imi lr w.-W a Ver'
entv-fivfii'-naracter.
strong. This morning one hundred 1
sonuers and htty Indian scouts
struck the trail and are in cl.i-e: u i i.,......l- i,,iut l-A
pursuit
Sju- Mill llnnieil.
U'lii ur.u-iii.' AllL'U.-t il-
: l.r,.i.-o '..n't .i i,:;.l..i-lt in the'"
; mensesaw mill of Davis Mb1?1
r. v. ... !: l..,....rt near
" - -u vi' .i b i ins; " - :
CAMinr.MA. Pa.. An" o. i .vnrt lf-n-4.li The tl.-irni's spreavl PI1"1
Ilorrilile itenili.
i Anderson, a coal miner of this nlire 'and the entire structure r:i.c"
... , t 22, met with a horrible death !oped in a short tiwe. if '
W II.KKSKAUKE, la., AUSI. 24. Ihe this nt.erniu.n nt III f..:il.n .,nt.inIi'..vi.l1.il with '
. . , - . ... . v - iivMiuii u it :i i "v ii v I,.r,ij
..1.U..U..HU, ,w me eausr oi mc . miles Ociow here. While .'oin ' uoii;u.ount of lumher in me
suicide of Dr. Ostrander oi West i the hill with a mul; tQ thug dowh j burned furiously until 1
I ittston, yesterday, proved that thoisom t-.-u,.. tiw. .i u, - ..... V-it'iim renia"--
p,iental aberration whuli inp ml i Anderson 'u 14... li-w,.CT: (..i., i i,n. i.,k- nf t5,. n-,i 1. H'e''1
... - .. " v . ".lv44llii CI1U11I11I.1 ! "ir
uiu iragio ios oi a oiisy anil usetiii ( m the traces he
A 1 'am her Biie. i V-V fr , V. , '" ! traces ne was dragged C the i estimated at
j ue enurt-iy io excessive it mouth a half.mile distant When I TT
Dallas, Tex., August 2o.-Dora iB?k,n he, ,t hal"t of nicked up his brains were found to i ,li,n,mk
Frazer, a negro woman, while going j Ijouw with his pipe, en-1 be literally tramped out. He leaves i .. . ' i the
for a bucket of water, near Hutch- Jfnf thf fhllarat,on rf the Ptronjr- j a wife ami child. lft ".;., Cene:
--i""is "' V" .' ,:n..m
W. . ... ... . T T l . l-.w I IIIM I'l i
."i ..iii'D
i l li.--'
WAtjEifltA, Augpt 2J. A man j large oak tree. She 1
jmed lloward. living "ten' mjle? j in East Dallas, bavin
irth of this place, yesterday po;- fpr piedjcal'treatpient.
named
north of this nlaee. yesterday n
soned his wholo family. His wife
and two children have died, la
governable temper and domestic
troubles are said to be the cause of
the act.
ins, lexasjashort time ago,
; bitten on the hand and neck by a
Mini lifr wliinii Tnnnn.l An 1 fVrm
j large oak tree. She has just died
come here
The strong
est thin's aiout hcv "death wad ' that
she had all the symptoms of Hydro
phobia. She screamed and clawed
at the sight of water, frothed at the
mouth, and died in great agony.
Th (Jueen'K Kind Sili llnd-.
Ar.. 4.. :
I - . uiu i in tun. m
j IlAiimsm , August 2-L- ! h!?ff ft,
: convention; of doa WiSbT S ik2 a
I ?'PW,Ri ?iarel.ip.ej i4ar;: president (iarfield, and that her M
i jng Q iorw an orgunuatic
in lor their i mziv runomod r.
. ... . . v...ii.vi4 44. 4- ri.lllll'1 I.IP 1 114
own advancement A temporary Mnte-t elfl.T,, .
- . - i . "'"vviuni" ins ni
I rih ii r and
warmth, replie.1 that h was an
patriotic, hiflh-windeil ,'-,,.:,':i,J
and in the eveut ol his u-,
a. I to the chief masistracy,
ie charge the duties -' - Mirt
or-'uuuaiion wag eneeied. and aid t on Th i
-m:., n 4 . i . . "v- '-- in
uu.UUbK wu i-iuKui -iH yrganua- intimated a des re to hear the latest
tion and By-laws appointed. dispatch from Washhttun
concerning his eon- pose that of heneriui i t
'rince of Wales also ; country, and that the r eo M
rely on his judgment -
confidence.