Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1880, Page 5

BERL Ss tho Currency. Messrs, Cor, Johnson, and | her down, chokod her, jumped upon her, and Honea yer Mppainteda connilites toconter | injuced her to tho oxtent that her, Hite was | avn OSE TS: THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, \880—TEN PAGES. office in company with George Fisher. Sho | This tast was sald yory dryly, and with a look | Willlany Weihe, Samuel 8. Waltreight, Pitts- Was then Snollabker's ticket-soller at tho OF pride ‘at the city’s growth. buray GD, Thomann, Wheeling, W. Va. qe ORIME CALENDAR. Opora-House, a en, Burettteaves tociny ie Penne ML, | The ballotin ier Vv! easHeraldents. a ow fn pelt seca Vet ivbart, fo gan furthce Hine dosonired of, andl char Ae conn as thoy knew the ines: : spend a few days, und thon, he continues | Progress and 16 Prospcc! uy end ght 10 CXAall iM iat My “ Soe ape . A Bloody Tragedy Enacted Near PARDONED, to Tinprove aa ie lina since he, came to Chic | session are good. se oe | other TECOASATY sens tn the interest of de piempted ardor ae fronan rahe eee WEST END DRY G00D5 Hos : - Bpeetal Ditnateh to The Chteaga Tribune, cago, will visit Omaha and possibly San —— positors. A revolution was adopted calling | PAvCnaulricg mado, whieh eee mothing. Of tho : Springfield, Mass. BpnNovieey, Ik, Aug. %—The Governor | Francisco, On his return he will makequite AMUSEMENTS, up Bnnk-Examiner bangworthy for an ex: pore and thet Hen Hanniatera letter to atilwite A . hos pardoned Jeremiah Daley, who was con- | 2 Stay In Chleazo, tho future of which ho £ planation of Ils statement previous tode- } kee, which nccliontally foll into a, Inwycr's Madison and Peoria-sts., 1 Icted of burgt if considers greater than that of New York. . elaring the Inst.dividend tliat tho bank was | hands here, was wholly untruc, When Mr, a3 . ' Harder of a Young Girl, and Sulclde of | vieted of burgiary at tho Sanunry torm, 1877, —————— i MIVICKERS, Ina sound condition, Lows learned what reports bad been rant out AND . Koa Her Blayers : arte Sook County Criminal Court, and sent LOCAL CRIME. “The effect fs na exhilarating daa gloss of $$ concerning shim he felt very. oll and gaid NORTH SDE DRY C00DS: HOUSE, bn aranted Prato sean e goad champagne,” sald a theatrical habitue CASUALTIES. ating and sponding all hie property, he would 5 jenve as soon as be could. Nu one hore who * ae THE nupsON iuver pisastzr, | 27! shim boltoroe, he Yay 4 ia the eilgbtost North Clark and Erie-sts, da New Yorr, Aug. %—A calsgon las to be ings veara ‘old. bullt before the bodles’of the men killed in | Mrs. John W. Du Four and Mrs, Skinner i the Mudson River Tunnel can be rescued. are his daughters in this city, He 13 known . Senay Cin, Nedy Aum, Th work | Yobe souenter ny Nseonal, and 1 ibe | ‘tt tho tunnel has progressed very slowly to- | his property through the courts, iIis brother, : 4 ‘ last night, alluding to tha transformation of + of the profeonting witnesses and a largo num- | Detectives Ryan and Haines made an Im- MeVicker's house and the admiring audlenco of prominent citizens, ip portant capture Sunday aflernuon on the | that filed the auditorium. And this exactly : Inke-front. ‘The namesof the prisoner ara | described the scene. It marked the begin- FATAL ROW. * "| George Guy, Wallacs Nye, and @.E, Cle- | Ning of MoVioker'’s twenty-fourth season, Louryiree, Ky. Aug. 0.—A Greensburg { mont, and when arrested they had just | Outside, tho theatro was brilliantly {i]tml- speelal to the CourterJournal says: In 9 | jonded off somd excursion boat, All threo | Nated. Inside, the walls, the celling, tha pros- row yesterday noar Bethel Church in Colum- | are away up In years, and would look cenium, the gallery-rails, the pillars support: bia, Pike County, Fellx Carlile killed Jacob | {ike honest old Grangers, were {t not for | '% the galleries, the carpets, the hangings, tha Gowdy with a gun, Gowdy's frlends, in | thelr apparel, which was so rude and conrae, | OMAMents—all were rich, and tasteful, ond turn, shut Carlile In two places, and stabbed | as to convey tho iinpresston that thoy were | nviting. Everything conveyed a feeling of hin twlee. He Is not expected to live. All tramps, In truth thoy ‘aro neither, but are elegant comfort, and everbody uppeared to | are colored. ; notorious and expert lorsetileres, ‘eho appreciate this feeling, The house was filled ARRESTED; have been so long in the business | With poople, The audience, evidently well New. Yonr,- Aug. 9.—Milo A. Boynton, a | that they are wellknown oll over plensed with thelr surroundings, extended lawyer of Urand Haven, Mick., was arrested | tho Northwest, Yet so shrewd and thelr good nature to the scene on tho stage. to-<lay while trying to dispaso of two bonds | Cxpertate they that they annunily Ret awiy ‘They seconded the efforts of the actors, and which wore stolen in the South during the | Wu y peldaueoamtieate Rene ae at or sent silt the Rage” on Its career with thelr war, Boynton says he recelved thobondsfor | Jed Detwetlye Haines saw Nye tarred and | “Cte pleco is tha production of Mr. W. D. professional serylees from’ a widow, lady to | feathered and ridden on a, roll out of | Eaton, of thiselty, whose “Triple Courtslilp" Judge and, State's-Attornoy, and the petition HORSE-TIEVES CAPTURED. pe Allo l Benders Now Believed to Bo si - a Bogus Pair. ; MURDER AND SUICIDE. “gentyaFteLD, Mass;, Aug. 0.—The family of Zeb{ua ‘Tilson, living a mile from Shutes- burg Centre, wore alarined at 8 o'clock Inst night by the sudden appearance of Jarvis Nelson Phetps,.a young. man of 34, son of their nearest neighbor, who was bleeding from soveral wounds in the'’chest, Hedeclared he had shot himself, and had but a few min- utes to live, and that he had ‘left. tho dead pody of Sadie A, Grover, his former mis- tress and mother of n S-yettr-old child, in tho sqroods a short distance back, An alarm was Immediately plyen, and 9 search proved + Phelps’ story to be true, Phelps, who lias a ‘wife living, formerly Hved with the Grover day. The large rotary pump, together with | 9 resident of Watertown, Is here looking for two small ones, were put in operation this fin and joins in the belief thatthe hotel man morning, but It was found that the combinod | 1s sllghtly deranged. power of the three pumps, whose capaci- eS ; ty {3 6,000 gallons per minute, was| ~ THE CENSUS. ty r smi not sufficient to reduce the water in Ted iN al ans ha ponendam. as {t flowed in faster OE ORIA. : han ft could be pumped out, and the more jan Frat te. they pumped the larger tho flow of water be- | _ Returns from all the counticsin the State, EVER HEARD OF. caine, it was decided at a Inte hour this Ne ee eaeninet Se eee fte : 55,07 7 4 pea ge de abamton all Aden of regaliing {he } so 100, or over f per cent, ‘The population | 1000 Silk Embroidered Corsets, sultation of oflicers and engineers In | of Mariposa County In 1879 was 4,572, and, aa} full of Bones, at soc each, ‘These charge it was declded at the | this county will prof&bly show s “small in- onrcely 19, and quite pretty and | whom thoy lad been given by her brother, | Menasha, Wis. where he then lived. | some months ago received a favorable he ug. Corsi rt is ci “BT Spoaratted, UNL arrested for big- | Who was with Sherman in his mureh to the |.He recognized iin: ats: once, | ing at Tooley's, All. the, Rage” wus | ‘ed by Yweane of aTaniceun tn Sh peo tes | crease, thie population of California will ex. | ¢ anal, e retailed in this city Tray, and sont to Greonfuld Jail for a year, | 8a . o Detective Ryan also recognized an | orfginnlly seen at the same house—nenrly | which has been ordered and {8 expected to | ceed 863,000,—a gain of over303,000 since 1870: or $1.00 each. a ‘ His sentence was completed about a year ee old nequatntance in Guy, who is of Engtish | three years since—in n shape very different | reach tha grounds temorrow morning. The 7 Te | An Extra-Heavy Hand-MadeCor- “ago, since whielt he hns been ungeavoring to TEXAS. birth snd upwards of 60 years of Bae De- | from that in which it was presented Jast | calsson will be the sane a8 that used {n the 4a70. | 1880. | Gain. | et. : get her to live with lim again, er contin- | GALvEsron, Aug, 9%—The News’ special | teclive AMorgan fgquite pleased over thecap- | night, ‘Then Its dislog was marred by | construction of the foundations for the towers | 1870, | 1880. | Gain) ct.) set, in White and Colored, at fed refusal ind association with other | from Nickolvelt days: On Saturday A. Pru- sure, and hopes: to ret some good cases} a profusion of asluny. This hus been | of the Fast River bridge. It will be twenty =| 24,232] 63,639) 39,402) 163 95c each, inst ‘the men. either Iu this city orelse- | remedied. ‘Then 6 idea or the jupposed have _ excited 0 " venty-fiv | g Bh acolyte une He ait | SE toe Sroder made a nen [VO Ratt it We Mead esl tt ME | BEE Pts be neki’ etn ie soo doz, of our Popular West End be eonat's head, thon coolly reloaded and danzerously injured, i ROUSTABOUTS’ ROW. neterigation, the pleco was a curious mix- talon aut two Weck Ny rari ihe 8,805; Corsets, heavy Sateen double At Fort Worth William Pickering and son Sunday afternoon word was brought to | ture of weakness and strength; now the per- | bodies. 8,165} and Side Steel, and Busk Steels d soven barrels into hisown breast. pean gy confirins this story au ta » ty helps ig still living, and to sil appear ances the coolest man in tow a doce were arrested for the murder of George Daw- a“ sonnges are well defined, but in somo cases gon, Saline Co., IL, ning years ago. "| Control Station that there was ‘bloody ' " ae murder” on thay tnsldo brenkwater at tho | Nutcis ‘avers: ehinenetor is. a clover aketeh When Col. Taskins was asked this after- noon If he had estimated the cost of the work so far he said ho had not, but thought in front, for $1.00; ny bu : ay he caunot recover. ‘Tho victim Is} DIAMOND ROBBERY. foot of Van Buren street. The pullce who | satirizing peculinrities amet with In avery | it was near $30,000, 6°40) Our Magic Clasp for our Fall trade Sodaughter of Ay de Grover ® respectable | Tur, N. ¥y, Aug, 9.—Henry Schuler, a | hastened to the scene foundoverything quict | day life, Thon there was @ elumey, Bt a ee eer ee t 1,06) just in; newly improved;- an farmer of Turner's Falls.- .representatlve of Neah Afitchell, of New | enough, but ndcertulned from bystand- coarse a Ctale pate aad is more satire (Js A DRUGGIST'S BLUNDER, Ae extra pair of heavy steels giver aa IMPosToRs. ‘ York, came to Utien Friday with a stock of | ers that there had been a fight | Tt°'hag often been stated that thiq | Rep Banu, N. J., Aug. 0.—Elizabeth Mon- 21000 ith Ci y given ‘gyeetal Drpateh to The Chicago Tribune. dinmonds, He left the hotel at4 yesterday | amongst the = excursion —tug-buat | pieca {fs but an adaptation of tha | shan, acook in the Barnes Cottage at Sea- 2a wh corset, $1.10, “a9 CITY, Moy Aug, 9.—Dispatehes afternoon, returning at 11 in the evening. | men,in which one or two boats bad been | German tarcleal comedy, “ ‘tng Lion of tha | bright, cut her finger on Tuesday night, On need And 42 other makes of Corsets too Kani notived. all day from O This morning he. discovered he had beon | damaged more or less, and also in which re- | Day.” This Iga mistake. In © ‘The Lion of | Thursday night gangrene act In, and Dr, It 4572 , have vores iagutifiextion of the tape robbed of diamonds valucd at $15,000, yolvers and other weapons had been frovly | He Day ee gere aye nome tniety characters’ | Conover prescribed two ounces of magne- 7,628 numerous to mention, : S poet who waro arrested in Dodge COUNTERYEITER CAvoIrT used, but without any serlous effect. The | jg certainly a faint resemblance between the | #um sulphate (Epsom salts). ‘The prescrlp- ere Wekeepa full line of Dr. Warner's uae 00 i : fight’ was over the right of way at tho | two here nnd therein the story; but no wltua- | tlon was taken to the drug-store of George 0 Health Corsets, Mme. Foy’s “County, Nebraska, some days ago by Sheriff Gregg. , Last night os tho train neared Oswego crowd gathered aot ‘every station for n gilinpss of tho prisoners, and at various points facts were obtained which went to aliow that the couple wero frauds of the Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. * Fa- | tion fs the same, the characters nro entirel: Forr Wayne, Ind, Aug. %—A man piv- janutings ae paternal a ae he ditterent, and not one line of the dinto of {ng bis ame ng Alba Hawking was ntrenien the foot of Van Buren street, compelling |‘ Fie ul on of the Day” can be found in ast night for circulating silver coin, Molds | the Welcome, Put, Kramer, and. others to ne Mage. | for ensting coin, and a large number of coun- | from the Harrison -strent landing. ‘Most of we haya the pleco, now it is As. . | ‘ fi -} a light Jaughable, fairl, well terfelt silver dollars, were found fi his pos- | thesg craft PS, Va and fromm, Wis) oven? Pascua aiiecigat ‘of. the Sant fareo ‘Van Brunt, who by mistake gave two ounces of Magendio’s solution of morphine. ‘Three hours later tho prescription clerk arrived, and, upon secing the nature of the presert; tion, fainted. ‘an Brunt, alarmed, looked over the book, and, discovering his. inldtake; Corsets, Thomson's Glove Fit. ting Corsets, Madame Moody's Abdominal Corsets, Duplex Cor- sets, the popular French Hand- sestkitid, Upon arriving at the county. | Seaslon. r ment pler, which rt comedy, the best samples of which hayecoine | teleataphed for Dr, Conover and severnt a0) Hy seat of Labetto County, no, one could *- gaNDBAGGED: Incrathey, pusinass, Snes the, erveltol PE | from. tho German Kusen and the Belgian gtr viysletans. The woman was found Made Corsets in C. P. and P.D., scat ty tho man og old Bender, of tho) pexyen Aap bothe News has informa: | ‘Templars Van Burcu street catches | Hennequin. “The prominent comte part of fant slulctin. Lhe doctors applied batteries en ee in White, Drab, Pink, Blue, oman -05 his. wife, and--when the | tion of in robbery of tite depot of South | the crowd, and the fight | was tho Intrigue Je Intrusied tora Br Goucintry a ee Bue to keep her'alivo: antit Ieee Bai] Soe Black, Buff, Cream, &c. tran from Chetryvale reached that point | Arkansas Station, In Grand Caflon, Saturday brougbt on oy oar eae tate Fopodist, and au iragclble old fellow named | Might, when she died. ; seal Rony the point was aettled, en the aie night. Tho agent was atruck on the head | and Favorite to make way for thom. So far peared & Brioge (Mr. yient Davidge), jursivaecase, £3 oMFertie Monahan eho Too Re C ARSON IR e unc es a a a 7 | Pander Ay reuson for assuming that they | offic, ne ae < stolen from the | ay could be ascertained no one was Injured. | honirs, "He" has been atineked in the | died from the effects of a dose ot Magendie's oor] "sos 5 1 knew so much about the noted butchers and press by n journalist, nlgo called Goodwin, | Solution of morphine, given in mistake by a 01] 1,653 : drugalst, Dr, George 1. Van Brunt, of Sea- ace RB weuNNeMsssses: ESN. séss THE MMATION TRAGEDY, — who has bevome “all the rnge” among sen- thelr perpetrations, and no motivo for such |: A SALOON RoW, hown Itself, In all thelr tale | > + ; oo There Js quite a little romance attached to | timental young Iadius by the publication of a | bright, for Epsom salts, brought na verdict 0223 Savon rio contesions bot mae aud of dosent Lorena, ia Alurcoutch, Tl, some ths pelaahor, daudee Wilson sling: Gorman, navel contusion of identity brings ihe tosnight of death caused by Van Gris BL ee Sane eeeee ea RAMONE LIS * -woulan have 9 shine story, ani tote who, together with iam ve, Is con- | chiropod or" man. He " 4 1s, bow Rwris parties” Phere ort and: wounded heres Manes eran ing had a band In the MeMfahon murder, A | ole been Potratuue for the wiiters gore, | Under arrest, which was done. Pst cr has beun great oxeltement over the matter at Flack was arrested. Ho clalma to have | few weeks ogo‘two girls from Buffalo, | and series of amusing Incidenta oc- ———— 6,083].... IN GOLD ey: Oswego since the arrival of the partes, and | done the shooting iu self-defensu, named Lavinia Glass and -Fannie Gll-} cur. The sentimental ‘scenes occur be- SOUTHERN FLOODS. pat @ , ieee teeters SOR Ce MRC ag eC Dec ce grea roe wae a DInISt'S. A BSAFE-BLOWING.” ' at the Instance of thelr parents, Fannic hat parts o! for the past ten days has (005,190) 6 / PSSRHEE Ka Ag, 9-—The oll eunle | ousastowne Os Auge tthe safe of | salen gum th old gopleandwaataken | Leet, Ouse, Met, ga", ARE | Keen hoary. Theewallensteanshavetawen |---| Ts ‘What the People fron Nebraskn. this mornlug, and were ex- | Lapp Bros, & Millors, dry-goods merchants | back, Lavitla’s parouta did nut seem to cara | clilropodist, Is receiving the finttory of lils away bridges and fences, and done vast dam- NEBRASKA. P sed In the Court-House for some hours, | atid wool-buyers, of Potursurg, Maboniug | for hor, and she reninined In this city. ‘The | sentimental admirers for the works he had | age tothe corn crop. Cape Fear Riverrose | ‘The following J3 an abstract of Nebraska Say " I ‘hat Use thirty-two fect, and its lands with the crops | gang, : are Feubmerped. Our people are atl) us returns by counties: hopeful for ne, genera} prospect, the pps being better than for tweuly years. Tho eolton crop is the best alnce the War, -Many persons went to sce them, and a dozen wo ker tho real Benders pronounce these peopletmpostors. ‘Che Sheriff thinks they wat be discharged to-morrow, ‘ eer sy HELD For Fror@ery, Spéctat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Quenéo, Aug. 9.—On Friday last a gentle- man from Columbus, O,, arrlved here and lald complaint with the authorities against the senior partner of a dry-goods firm in Stroclis, charging him with forgery and ‘counterfelting to tho amount of $11,000 thOhio about two years since. Saturday, acting on this complaint, detectives arrested fhe alleged forger and counterfelter at his own store in order that he may bo held pending the action of the Colum- bua authoritles,. whose representative [s oxpected to arrive here shortly with the necessary papers. ~ ‘The story of the complainant, who fsa respectable and well- todo citizen of Columbus and the fathor-in- Jaw of the prisoner, Is said to be that tho ldt- bid previously to the diseovery of the alleged crime, eloped with complain- ant’s “daughter, and came on - to Canada, - settling down in Quebec j nder on assumed name, where he made the Us 5 th of July Love, Wilson, and an: man | wever written, and here Mr. Hardenbergh ve ; whilo they were inmutes of an Arnos ~ AR pe ata Se tat gfe. eye a aie | abe Pua nce ats ee * rien oun! sho! s y Hache vy. ee . 0.—Alphonso | {eir release thoy were married, Mra, Love | would becomo of naively vulgar, but ho Z y N.Y. Aug, 0.—-Alphonso | fs tixowlye-a runaway. from Rochelle, UL, | bandies {€ from first. to last t Klock shot Jerry Holden, of Uerkimer, dead | and was marrlud only four months ago un- | exquisit tact, and gives a forcible, Tost night Holden, having Improper rela- | der, similar clreumstances. Monday .pre- | amusing, and a finel: fi lock’s sister wiien x cL, Dr. “Benson’s Celery . and Chamomile Pills. Tiieir’ Efficacy in Sick and Ner. vous Headache, DROWNED. Bpectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune. Rocxronp, Ill, Aug. 9.—Peter Dorr, while rowing inn boat on Rock River yesterday afternoon, was upset and drowned, He had béen In this city only three weeks, coming from New York City, and while here had been in the employ of Jnmes McPherson. His wife having dicd before his leaving, New York, he had the care of twa young children, 8 was a brother-in-law of Charles and Al- bert Mayer, of this city, A FRACTURED SKULL. Spectut Dispatch Co The Chicago Tribune, Bunvixatox, In., Aug. 9.—John Murphy, niaboror, employed on the new bullding of the Steam-Supply Company, in this city, had. his skull fractured to-day by being struck by a plece of brick which fell frum, the top of the sinoke-stack, o distance of sixty-five feet, Ile was at work near the bottom of the stack. He cannot recover, izitre, tions with. eed wos | ceding tho murder . both women were | unctuousinitsdrollery, Ar Davidgelmparts commiittac nt the . Annory asking. after their | to lls dle his humorous Individuality. 3 N on VISITOI napa ees tae Heh eee | pata io ee ut bP aa ak ‘ locked up on some trivial charge. ‘There is 4 aa ae eae aseaone | REGEeHtaareaaear ye (ly | AM eae teed “ | vith ¢ urder mystery, Ys B Herve y Gen. Ward B. Murneits Recollections with en brougiit | Inte courtduring the present she wns avidently suitert! i iad somechingto of Obicugo in 1832, week, A |} do with*her vocal” sliartcomings. 188 A representative of Tue ‘Tnipune called Nis S GETIOES: Blanche Moulton hw Sete 3 wale Inst evening upon Gon, Ward B, Burnett, o T A ith a tragedy,’ iy und - distiagulstied Wrateran of the Mexican War, | Forsome time past the pool-sellors have Tantra the sizeof this house. Shcapoke tao low, who recently arrived in Chicago, and is tho | beon troubled with counterfeit ‘combination | was awkward in his movements, anile te guest ofan old friend, Mra. A, R. Gillimore, | tickets,” which haye beou very-hard to de- | a. Z, Chipman, as tho real journalist, wos at 8158 Wabash avenue. The Generil Is | tect, and havo pald out considerable | fully equal to the requirements of iis part. one of the fow surviving officers of | Money on these worthless pastebonrds, | Mr. J.C, Padgett, o8 o vulgar tufthunter, the Scott expedition . in the Black.| Tho thing became so frequent that a sharp pao ati itng fporpona a ee ce Hawk. War, and wos on .the present | lookout was kept, and one Wililam {ebden | ordering on the twenties, did well. ‘Tho alte of Chicago in 1882, when thero wero but | was arrested Saturday at Fox’s placo for | defects of the piece as they appeared to us threo residénta of the place, Shortly after presenting a counterfeit ticket, the original | were conspicuously a decided talkiness in he was appointed ono of the Engineers em- | of which called for $97,50.. He camo is ctr ach zie interview with youn, Hy . . ronia, although wel ployed In loonting and'surveying the harbors | WP Before, Justis, Wallace, yesterday aul | Vitten, waa go epun out as to become Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleop« Jessness, aud Ind!gestlon, Is a Fully Bstablished Fact, Based on Actual Experience, and There Is No Kind of Doubt but They Will Cure These Diseases, Dr, Benson's Cotery and Chamomile Pilla are pres parod exprossly to curo Sick Headache, Nervous ‘Hoadache, Nourntsta, Nervousnoss, Paralyats, Sloup= lesaness, and Indigestion or Dyspepsia, and will cure i ey have # charming effect upon the iy yey et ul ayiient stinpls by fooding te tan thousand bunury, + on Lake Michigan, and then was Resident ‘8500. 2 trifle tedtous, ‘Then the climaxes of the two a 7 S yes, In aumu casi ving absorbents. ‘ey make Sad hous Rey Pca .. arthur Engineer for ueveral yeuta of the Ilnois & or man Pex says that be inland acta tolluw first acta were, although effuctiye with the WwW ee Wee, ne Ba ath is avi Jo 000) - OF crcale Merve. tanita. fa. ire powor, foroo, und ship. in. the dry-goods business, about | Michigan Canal, Le is, now dn his 7ist year, audience, innrtlstically reached. ‘Tho defects HERDING, W. Va. Aug, 0.—Thig even | Koarnoy.. ta Worcs! on a riltianeyof winds Nubody elghteen’ months ago. During all | foré I years has, b td, + | Franke Zvans, a, boy 14 yenrs old, bright | in tho endings of theso acts, however, were | Ing nt Newburg, Preston County; this State, | [=> {hos & nervous syste should nogluct io taka tis time the American "authorities for several yenrs has boen an invalid, and is | andintelligent looking, wasup before Justice | made move apparent last night owing to the | a torrible accident happened. Mrs. Malbrit- them two or these months in cach year, simply as Were unable to trace ii until resentiy, | Se Predoné traveling for ble honlth, having Walsh yesterday, wdrning charged with | fact that the company did aioe work: &¢ well | ter and Aflas Haibritter wore walking on tho COMING AND GOING. Bok, or ls boxes for Aaah pantace fr00. oll by alt ‘ ‘4 . a , : -. irugals S 4 when his whereabouts were discovered ‘and | Suffered acutely for many yearsfrom wounds ped at ho lived at 160 West Adams donether as me alle th Se eee frat bere . aulsta. and at depot No 10 North Kutaw-st., Balti. railroad track, when the fast Nne came along New Yont, Aug. 9.—Immnigrants by five | #r Md., und at Now York oftice, 115 Fulton-at, pnd struck ball At then, Kilttn ae steamships were landed Saturday at Castle CHICAGO OFPICE WITH x bs t which she dfed in pf Garden; thoy numbered. 1,184, A Mediter- 5 pera Estee Hront yeh ene Mla hE TEN, ranean ‘ateanshtp, the Egndi, brought forty- H. A. HURLBUT & co., tommunteated to them by his fathor-In-law. The complainant, it seems, did not sus- t that he held that relationship wards tho prisoner until after ho yas, arreated here on Saturday, delleving all recelved Chorubusco and Chapultepec, in | street, et,.and that bo was the only son of y See latter battle, it will be remembered, |, widowed mother. Ie was ent} foyed by oUt Te ater nari 8 alae pis regiment, the First New York Volun- | Ingersoll Bros,, tho printers, and lad been } gtiention. “All the Rage” Aull bo the at- teora, planted the fag upon the hights and | for the past six months. He had ‘obtained | traction at MicVicker’s until further notlee, liquor In a flask from ao saloon corner of | and, taklux its reception Inst night os atest, seven from Palermo. Among these were time that ho lind neted the part of a | won theday, Wa Hand. Washington: streets, where he aud, r4 ‘acept ast night os FOUL GAS. C3 BO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, scoundrel towards his daughter, while inro- | Feb, 23, 1819, the Mayor, Aldermen, and nlon 4 - we should say that for somo tiie the patrons B ie . two Turkish families, consisting of fourteen ally the couple. hed been hon: | Commonaity of New York voted a gold box | BUrghaS ot teed tte ot cant dante Mase sno will be liboral. , Bisiad Diva ie ot ae Porous, 75 RANDOLPH-ST., near STATE. onnbly aud. regularly married, | Tho risoncr, who is of a good family in Columbus, does not deny the charge, and hag expressed hia willingness to return with- out ehposition when tho United States Marshal: arrlyes to take chai Buntixaton, In, Aug. 9.—-F. Cutterbeck |” The departures for Europe on Inst Satur descended Into a well about two miles west ay ware tte fas muinerats fhan on pata RAURS PUNCH.» “i ofthis city to-day for the purpose of clean- y Ly tk. JB. SULIT Te OF erasers rear nennen ing it, He was overcome by foul alr, and poopie ola to Europe by stgeragy aut A DELICIOUS DRINK. when taken out was unconsetous, In which | returning emigrants, who. lad made’ thelr Use Fine Ice in Hot Weather. to Gen, Jackson, Inolosing tha freedom of | Davis, who- arrested’ tho Ind, testified . HAVERLY'S. the cltyy In, his will. Gens Jackson _be- | thot ‘he | found jim “henstly drunk rf 7 ueathed the box’ “Vo that patriot of New a ‘of Madison and Green streets Sunday | _ Mt. Edgar Faweett’splay, In a prolog and ork Clty who (should our country not be evening, with a crowd of children standing | four acta, was produced by the Union Square blessed with pene’), shall bo adjudged by his | aroun lima, Tho officer picked him up and | Theatre Company Inst evening to a comfort- countrymen to have been the most distiu- } carried him to “tho station. io was fined $3 z ndition he remained at Inst accounts. “His | spite? . of tnvealiga ee uate re conseauentt y gnished in fictengo of jluts count ae a “and costs. ; ve ata arena a pipes pecovery i doubtful, though not considered to erecta cou pry ond wang poling backe Nica court this morning, ‘The police au- eral meeting of ofiicers of the New York 1 : cussed within the space we can this morning | ‘™POssib'e. — = Ries as well as tho prlvoncr MMinsolf, aro Polunteers reaniied in tie box belng awarded LOOAL POLITIOS, afford {t, Suffice it to say that Sts rendition BRIDGE BURNED. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, ; ry retlcent about hia real name. to Gon. Burnett by unanimous volce, and In /WARD MEETINGS. — employs the powers of A. M. Palmer's com-| Qurrsston, Ont,, Aug. 9,—This afternoon | QuEENsTown, Aug. 9%.—Arrived, the City cord Andrew Jackso i f . Fee Oe ee eee ct | A rogular meeting of the Union Votornn | Pany to the full, and that Mr. Thorne has 1a es! tho bridge spanning a decp gully on tho of Richmond, from New York, Htfo hen” Inthe early oventue the Gonoval | Club was hold Inst eventng in the club-room | Seldom had a part here which throws In A DESPERATE ONARACTER, Suspension Bridge Branch of the New York | , Loxnoy, Aug, %—Tho State of Indiana, Bpeciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribyrite 7 c New York, and Canada, from New York, 2 JACKSON . Don! was out driving with Gen, Sheridan, but he bolder retlef tho peculiarities of his qualifica- | Central Rallway, about halfa mile south of 5 1 . fametiya ae of tis yy and wo mar | eeerned shorty ater dusk Hels ot mei | Sees and ue noo sta prsided over by | HS Ay acor, The olay was, 'ea brow: | Lowlstan, ‘Nu Yo was destroyed by re | VS SELOIY os _ ted a respectable. young lady of this city | nis years and infirmities, carries himscit | Vice-Prestdent J, A. Soxton, The enrly provers as Those eee Hoe une PU gee Taye Lete gomiey ay SUICIDAL, 3 Sri Dispatch {o°MHe chica Brunt ‘out WAyne, Ind., Aug. 9,—Tom Stevens, SEe ta ad Chee ons editor and ‘proprietor of tho Monroovilla Broosinatox, Ill. Aug, 9.—Andrew Ross, Decooraty atteinptad suicide, at that piace of thig clty, dealer in pumps, fell Into a well bly ‘dio, e ? to-«lny, His fall was arrested about twentyr five feet down by a platform, He recelyed | How a Wive-Xo wounds that wilf proba! Year ago, was iniled to-day after a desperate encounter. His young wifé had separated from him on account of his intemperate and cruet habits, A short time sinca he tried to compel her to leave her relatives hero and telum to lim. She refused, whereupon he gered their Infant chitd and carrled It off to uiney, whore it died a. di la morning, he forcibly entered his ercefaga pine, His hair ts datky, Nery faintly partof the evening was consumed in the | Square Theatre itself. Foreed na wo dashed with gray, his mouth tirm ‘ond so!- | transaction of the regular routine business | are to, defer analysis of both. play Gletly, and “his eyes ean, auleltand full of | of the, Glub,. Comrade Perce reported for | and playera, wo | yot must find fire,” His faco and expression are eminently | 44 Committee on Polltteal Action, stating | Space.to say that tho plece was enthusiastic- those of a soldier, and years have but mado 9 : sally received by the audience, Mr, ‘Thorne re- more massive the outlines, that good work, had buen dono in several |'cotving savers! calls, and the curtain being ‘After some littls desultory conversation, | wards, and requested the Proaldenty of the | called-up at tho end of overy act, the General reverted to bis first vistt to Chi- | auxiliary ward clubs to report aflicially to F i coe Ba contrasted with the present a him In order that something wiore might bo | MOOLEY'S, | i Old Drank Soda: bly prove fatal, . Water, Mother-indaws howse- here in search hop,T came here in 133)" he sald," (ust | tong to MeTat- | “The Criterion C Cc e ‘ : Saariaat 3 th i . | done toward organization, Comrade Han: a Criterion Comedy Conipany opened a Indianapolis Journal, os Be Aa Mile HS ofl oes Hote An | Mire wasnt elder brothoror Mark Bonik | chettreported for tho Committee on Wailea. | tho season at thls house last night with | 4, ATHIUCK ON INS MEAD. PRN ©. 11, GRAVES a: BOND brolher, and oacuped. Wiisatterioon ho was bien John-Kinzle, and Gurdon 8, Jiubbard, | tlon Meeting, and stated that ho hod raised | “Freaks,” which was produced here last OrraWA, iA ‘Aug. 0 pK agent aint tere bd oountors Fouting 8 svar of erring Use with Cold Lemonade, Soda, or Water, reo engaged in Indian trading. A | jnoney and purchased the 100 uniforms worn | season’ with more than ordinary success. es ciency away id see afllt; | by tho “vets” on theevering of themecting; | ‘The refurnished theatre looked prottler than was another white man hed on tho North | also that he had'1,000 had campaign badges | ever, aud the audience, which was of gener found in a corn-tield a alle or 80 from this city. Ho declared ho would not bo taken named. Waikenbach, of Peru, was killed in | sidv wasp 6. areond boy and on hor arm Uis2- or Clear on {co to Suit the Taste, alive, and tired n good many shots at tho of- thatelty yesterday by-falling on is head | Yetmold’ sister, q blue-eyed buby with bright patent frm a sogoud-atory window to the pavement | yo}low balr and plump, velvoty chucks, ‘rho boy THE “HUB PUNCH," FOR UAE IN cers in purautt of him, Deputy-Shorift : i Core t ‘and Branch when I caine in 438, but soon aftor | printed for tho use of the Club. An appllea- ous proportions, seemed well picused. with fot tho coyntyr released the pink sir) n ive} Wyeese pou tree bat the tur miyacrival he got afrald of cholera and left, | tion for memborship from Col, Bowen, of the 'o a Hea of charac F prevented by ios low. —_> she muon tribted meral tance in wich pra: CLUBS, HOTELS, AND FAMILIES, ot Beckett in tha leg and secured him, * You ace” added the Gonoral slyly, “it | Houth Chicago, ;was read and discussed af | 4 grant charagtars on the slagy,, Although THROWN FROM A WAGON, fio irae tried 10 climb on thy counter, but Tui | PIGHIES, YACHTS, AKO EXCURSION PARTIES ; ° wouldn't have taken much of an epidemte | gome length, te stated that ho had boon | 5/8! CE an (rear em etre ts last Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ing {0 this ho ptrotched aut bia hands’ uyer the 1 A 1 ye Exory, Ill, Aug. %—This morning Au- | msrblons, far ae ho could reach wianeng oo | Ista WARM ANT Eekiliihy uelted with ie. bare gusta Rudolph, of Dundee, was thrown from | tu: "followed overy” uuvement of the | {Bice af Limes, Lemons, und other cholea fruits, ond + rier, ‘ b fated sugars: Teta ie a wagon and so badly toured that sho will | phurmacoutio Ganymede, As tho soda-wator 0 nest quality of wrunulated sugar. ep nS Pita akvattt iigttehan's fuldauie | PERFECTION OF PUNCHES! : ; . 0 sl i READY FOR USE WHEN OPENED, b 44, but tie \ 1 ve D DD. he Proprictorof she Park Motel Lights | outoit witha yrinor sieol.and bla noao was | * 4 Fe 7 A TORRIBLE DISCOVERY. + Special Dispatch to The Chicogo Tribune, phew Yon, Aug, 0.—Partles who were blackberrying near Locust Valley yesterday found a body ofa man near the woods, Tho ihe head wag Iylng six or soven feet dis- nt. The man hod been dead four or five tw have wiped out his town, As ho was | aquember of Goy. Optesby’a sta during tha | Spboarance in this city, the Criterion Com: alt "Se oltered his claim of 140 acres fo rar, Pitgiite necording to the | PAbY las lost none of its cflcl sear 91,000 golds Capt, Kingsbury, had cpnsiitutions Henao roposed. to make.| "£feaks”? ts well worth soelng. jaldaway,—inora Imonoy than’ Gon. | him an honorary member, but the matter Se ott and httlits etal had,—and finally, of- | was Gnally tatd on the table,—probably bo- _ DRAMATIC: NOTES, red It, ang bougt. the and, ‘That $600 | cause tiie Colonial la a Greenbacker. Fifteen | Tho Soven Sisters,’ a spectacular play, investment Was ror one In Tyan new momnbore were cheated, ond the anime of waa prosonted at tho Olymplo last night. ‘Tan! rownoll was transferres Tom calculatl ny T suppose, 1 was the orla | honorary foe active list, A resolution was | “Owlng to tho aceldent to Mr, Gegrme Con- lency, and Weeks, ‘The unknown man was about £0 | inator er plan for | passed ing each member 60 cents to | quest, tle porformances of “The Grim Gob- Dupled iu tho sugary suds, ‘Thon the baby was Mie” All uneuthoreod uso ut Peau ct ee peu | yates Stan | ata pean so | Heat gases wuencod in |e We ana le, Moning en | uate oe cea en i | ura Ea nM Inside out, Mony persons yisited the a8 nd, and the. Ciuy AUJOUeneds 0 presen : : Asalgned.for the Act. long sigh. ‘Tho muthor took a sip, and fustly tho fr chante, Groce! $ ry immense amount of expostuladon argy- _ sons Asaigned.for the Ac long slgh. . Bold by leading Wino Merchants, Grocers, Drugs ° Pet Were the remains wore found, and the | ment that I could persuade thom Into tur. | About twonty Bixth Ward Mevublleang ” 9 now socloty drama written Gpaclal. Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. baby, who drapi anduietly aaa Suroning Dies FR Mais ind ne porn rovorte everywhere as possible causes of the man’s terrible death sen disc ud, That is tx's case.of foul Tree aa is eee aS ‘Relghboring elty., MOF ae fkountep WITH AVORMS. Qi ireclut Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune, ib RAND Haven, Mich. Aug. ¥—This eee Tonry Worms committed a terrible ‘ault upou W. 8, Bonnam, editor of the “Di jon," 4 met Jast evening at Rhull’a Hall, corner of | by Dr, Callaghan for Mr. Saiiuel Plorcy, has py hele tte Hon to Oe 9 g0,000 Eighteenth street, and Hluo Islaiid avenu proved a succoss ab Baldwin's "Theatre, San for Blfchigan. City, and 880,000. for chico. for tho purpose ‘of organizing a Garfield and | Francisco, ne was out dawn exdetly one-half by the Goin: SE eo Ee ae een ieee onkae | , 3. Horace MeVicker, who 1a iow Rest on Pega Wha Rtas aan | a, Th fol ng peasy rehle| « Naiwerned ces canted I WAWhat do you think of Chicago now?” | President, Henry Vee: VieeLrestdant, | weoy igwrever, whely io will resume Bis was gated Shoon "¥." Munn; Secretary, | John | Woe tt a homad? phen he will resume 8 What do T think “oF It?” ‘The Genoral | Keuderpookt ‘Creasurer, Charles 4. ‘Tripp. oat, 1b 4s hoped) at the, (notre: A amiled, “Why, itis ono of the eight wan- aa Ser cn ic OF NEC RaNTS | gontnitttees wae Ta John Ravin ae Hina tolenraphod fo dls ‘Toe ext f jn Boo! dors af the world, ‘To-think of my having | Domm ANG Mocks fron ist niKhe’ ‘che -guu- | for him, aid to prepare aronte. ite will wet Minwaukeyr, Aug. 9.—There is a perfect cd writ f acing drop aod writhing fn torture, ‘Thon domvstle explouign In Waukesha to-day. 11, | {eesiusetus tandod bin to dnb. ite went | SMITH & VANDERBEEK, H, Lewls, landlord of tho Park Hotel, has | ito lke a ple Into a trough of mill, and) | New York and Chicomo. Agente for the Nurthwest . 1, turning tho 1989 UD, Up, WP, swallowed tho Bud | pee eereeeneeerermenre st decamped, taking with hime 10-yearold son | yrtilthe last feck of foam rested on bis upper Novice. and $100 fn money, His wife awns the lrotel, | lip, very near bis nogo, from which bo removed | penn rn nw and has been managing {t, although viultors | Je with bul tonxuo. Then tho voda-water bo Tevinthan Mintug Company. iJ Ld caure around from bebind tho counter, aod, wilt! jocation of principal place of business, San Frane understood that he was the owner, He had | the ugsistance of the inothor and tho druggist, | cisco, Califuruiu. i been a nan of considerable means, end ty | detaubed bim from the gt Tacatiun of works, Gold Sil! Mining District, Btarey Cor Neyuda. Well and favorably kuown hera and through Sut ES Migneny sito onthe 2 ria at at Nos t) OF lf te outthe Btaje. A telegram to the Eyening BUSIN i FEPBTS a eral, suppose been, upon the very spol wherw “this tro- | fetter urosene expressed Wemsolves deters | in the plays with whiel, ila name Las Doe . iy, 180, wa wasossine en (18) c own here us “Little Joe," and the of my faving been nere when tt was a how!- H wz OUL Ove D an josephine Hunnieter (a widow), an Oe ets Th ae ie : ny ho, BY Hinossts tasked, Ban branclscy, Calle jto Wink gaveral woeks otto Wines ait | iw Wilderness, aawamp, a rendezvous for | Volt within {ta boundaries. YELLOW-FEVER, Baweh ae Jy nets like a -ebnrm ire tozy Indians, and with only thrue white men | ~The delegates t Garfleld and Arthu; y %y . to stamp it with a vestige ot clyilization—tt Central Clul meet ats oiek this afternoon sig Be Sui AUR: Be cape Gua is wonderful, wonderful! And,’ he con- j Iu Club-rogu 89 of the Palmer House, W.T. ‘Brows, and seamen John “Wartin and thiued, passiug tits hand through hie Iuxurl: | rue Republican State Central Committee ‘Thomas Casay, wero taken from the seliooney nt halr, “2 am not so old a san yet, either. B4 inet {labord at inekinaw. a. a Sveeks holds. aad Jouried peouing to-morrow al Augustus, from Port Depalx, Saturday, al Hl 0. aie a. ae only aurriyor of the three, ore want to the: Fae A uaa ne ded fy came ne every day, an ex- ati Reel Ac O—-] 8 chine of rauintacences of wdely Heel chit IRON AND STEEL WORKERS, puoteh tusk there wore futty-ahros deaths B20 ould onl Book. Over ‘ by PerToUUNG), Pay Aur, .—Tho Amualga- rom Yyellow-fever and three from sinall-pox. Fa ia Pena one gad tte ke sa se “the United. States ta session nt tus ASSESSHENT. RESISTED, ealthy complexiun, clear | 1% ie. shall remati B cul, Dgput, northuust corner pape pi tue iremyceovenyy thy da ve August, * Marlison stroot aud Firth uvenue, Tat wit be delinguear and adveriged, (up sale at ap Ratcanoluet TET a eae dev Giau uy ot bite will beware of a fraudas 4 dulinquunt wssessment fou of Dobbins’ Electrlo Soap now be- | tapediur wish ooat ge ad sian oxpoues 08 he inwruct by nferuprosontation, | safe. “Ly order of che B Mtr ilraetare rate ms A. FHISIOS, rubury. Cory titers ea 6 QTEK ENA RO Pinesnty ioe & ge aE RRR gee Te ne Meate, aud WoebleGir you “Rh: x oo hndige, mettentes pad uectegen.agy | Northern Paciile R. R: Co. sd nad uo furthe La THEA VUE, une Ge that theymsald womneo~b uo yr uae re ef Le Fee Ea Ee rt awit duug fillwaukee | stay Hever cured by Jcfers! Vrench Ne a site e doalaehe stinbutca ‘ats Wi) pad to Hurato daughters. re | cgtarth Cure. Ouieo 124 Dontbora strat. SelseeT ie Aug: Uf Toh abe sodben at ih eee Sire: tale uitor tenon Chat Ai, 1 waa ora a PER A ereleeh Poclors: hot! LuNUx WER at gud bad nearly Kills lise; that be knocke ‘Travelers, stop at the Astor House, New York. Vrousurer, \ ter, Benham ts nop dangerousl: ust, and wilt bo! tf ngerously Worms has given de a far anye, it ontirin this etatemont, all uniting In the uplu- fon that be was 4 savy, Eind-boarted, but grosg- | | Khe pe Bae it Reece Pita CINCINNATT SHOOTING, | * ‘ee INNATI, O,, Aug, 0~-Oficor Chumley, a Yesterday afternoon ‘by Manager Snell-: unt of tho Vine Btreet Opern-Luuke, les te wort under the {fluence of opiates, ent tecovery is extremely doubtful. Ella rie Yi daughter of the victim, and the ue Virate’seepltated the fight by an attack Etensation wow tle ano ty abdeeualg to BewOrleans with the Trace a te Ly cI i Tent imi Ritwyeroe tin pre Lewis obtalnod cogue | oy forved seh, inadvertantly Jot grup thut "the womog "== | 3g will ruln Mra. Lowis, Mrs. Muunlat af and upon buying Trying for some tay to delye M that they pe sot larly all bi! furniture in thelr nuts that BM taken preliutuury stopa to secure w divoroy, and | Liobig’s Liquid Extract of Loe! rovs,-—the only ones on this end of the lake, Newank, Aug. 9,—The stockholdors of think tla a pity. they have been cut down, | Opera House, elected tha following officers: ii, Aug. 8. Tha atoekboldors of tha Tugeu to know every inelt of this country iit President, olin Ge Jarrett, Sharon, 2.3 etunct First Nutlonal Bank held a meeting those days, but now one of yous newsboys | Becretary, Wiljlauy anh itesburg: Treas: | to-day and resolved to resist the essesquent could lead me, “dt hav changed a tile,” | urer, Ay yar enny, Fittyburg; Riustees, , 0£100 percent Imposed by the Controller of