Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1881, Page 8

CAMS Aye Se aS NS RT FE. SSS SRE ‘hh . 8 Wiss CiliCAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, 31k : tne JULY 23, Issi-diXibEN PAGER fedy THE CITY. IN, GUNERAT.. Gex, A. Hamp, U. 8, As leat the Palmer, Lirur, Happeny, U. 8. at tho Palmer, A. Hrynwiscn, of Now York, is at tho Pacific. J. 1, McConwrck, of Cincinnati, fs at tho Palmer. Witataxs DAgGstr, of: Ottumwa, Ta, fg at the Pacific, oa J. F. Stevens, of Lake Suporior, is at the Tremont. ‘ Jaane W, Monmrser, of Now York, {a at the ‘Tremont. Dr. W. J. MeConnect, of Fort Wayne, is at the Tremont. ‘Tie Rey, Nr, and Mrs, Judkins, of Cinclanatl, are at the Pacine, Mn. AND Muna, GF, HaTerinp, of Milwaukeo, are nt the Pacific, t JosraPanken and daughtor, of Now York, are nt tho Tremont, Gronae Stevens, Prosident of the Bank of Montreal, Montraal, Canada, {8 at tho Paolfie, 4, M. Gopvann and A. Grulbory, of Melbourne, Australia, N. A. Newman, ands. A. Ill, of New Zealand, nro at the Palmer, ‘Tux Hon, W. Jaynes and E, D. Koyos, Spring- field; Charles B. Keeler, Cedar Raplda; tho Hun. icllen, Rt, Louls: 'T. M. Rogers, Quincy; and A. G, White, England, are at tho Leland. Tirg following Chiengo people salted for Lake Buperior Inst evening on tho ateamer Joseph To furd: Misa Consadine Skillen, W. A, Jones. Hives Jones, F, Lester, Charles Dowling, D, 3. tout, Misa le, und Mes, JJ. 0, Seartea. ‘Tite Aunotncement which hag bean inado that Prof, Greens, the head of the Enyginecring Do- partnent in Sia Univoralty, had accepted tho chur offerod him in tho ftoston School of Technology is erroncous, Michigan Univerelty ns fost suino good Professors, but Prof, Greano Will not go. Patntens’ Lodge No, 10 met in weekly session Jast night at No. Washington street, Tho ‘Lodge will * turn out " to the grand labor dom onstration to be held in Chicago in August. A number of applications were made for ten to work in diferent parts of the city, but. as al Present wero employed, no mnawers were re- turned. The Union ts tn n tourishing onndition, aud the mentvers sny that never In the past have they had so favorable a season of work as thoy have had this yoar, ? NeLlin MiIntON, a colored woman, 2 years of ure, died Buddenly about Il o'clock yesterday Mug nt tho Jobnson Mouse, Nos. 64 and os thaveauc. Sho has alting for some the rn but despite that some persons entertatir suspicions of suicide. De, Camp, who was ented to nttend her, could do nothing to gnve her life, and would vonture no opinion as to the cause of her death, The Corancr viewed tho corpse and opined thst she died a nntural death, An in quest will bo held to-day. Tur venerable gentleman whose peouliar diosynernetcs were mentioned in yesterday's puper, and who stiif oceupics a coll at tha Chi- cago Avenue Station, hns been recognized as tho person whom be represented bimevlf tu be tephon Lhomas, ‘Eko police iave us yet beon unuble to nécortain bis plice of residence, hove tearned that he ig a man of property: fa Worth nbout $150,000. A telegram from Lon ftock, Wis. gives the assurance that his brothor: Will be fit Ube city this moruing to care for the afilicted gentloman. ‘Tir Chicawo Saloonkeopers’ Union holda sp celal meeting Benen yafternann to select deli sites to the District Convention of tho 8tute Si: joonkeepers’ organization, which mects tn the North Sido ‘TYurner-Hall at noon to-~ ‘e Tha following persous wero: selected: 2. Muclior, Phil Viedor, J. Straw Six, Chris Voelcher, C. Haw, 1. Knobloch, aries Berger, 0. Baum, Hotfert Freund, Pill Enders, Joseph Mlohio. und, Fritz Mueller. Tho Society nlso appropriated $10) for tho relief of tho Now Uli suticrera, and the Treasurer forwarded the money Mt once, CHARLER W. Mencien, n-coal-dealer, doing buainessat No. th Wost Madison streat, died very: suddenly at his oftice at about 10 o'clock yester= day inorning from homorrbage of tho lu Dr. Bucher was summoned, but could render agsistunce, Mr, Mercior wag married man 42 vents of agu, and a Canudiin by birth. [lo leaves a young wife, whom he revently marricd in thiscity. His real name was Thomis Friaer, and ne such was furmeriy well known in tho alzn-painting and Heourstiag business. Re- Peates failures prompted him to chango his a0, ‘Tix Plumbers’ Union held its regular weekly meeting list ovenine nt No. 7 Clark atroot. ft ‘Was stated, In reference to the Bugyot strike, ‘that the statement made oy Mr, -Hamcot, ta the elfect that tho mun wanted an incrense in pay, was iucorrect. The men cluin’ that all: they askad was the reduction of one hour's time on Buturday. 10 tho pust, they suy, the men of all otber ghops hye quit ats o'elock un Salurilayy and {t was for this privilege that thoy struck. ‘The forty men who went out are now employed v other bosses, and ure disinclined to refer to tho dillicuitics with tholr late employers, ‘tng Woman's Board of Missions: (Conzrega- tlonut) held thoir usun! weokly dyvutional meat- ing yesterday in their rovms, Ta Madison street, the cxorclses being led by Mrs. 0, H. Chase. -A letter was read from 31/68 Porter, tall- ing of ber transfor from Pokin ta Schur Lau At the close or tho devotional meoting tho E evutiye Commitice nasembiod, but, owing to tho absenco of many of the members from tho city, ‘tho attendanco was Hinited, Tho busiticas tran acted was of a routine character, anid consisted » Principally in tho collection of frugmunts of 3 past upon the market a spurious brand of JP ‘work, so us to be randy for the return of ull the meuibers, Sexaton Joux SuRitMAN arrived in tho clty Jat ovening. To Tn Lamuse reporter who ealiod on him he stated that he did not wish to digeuss politteal questions, Ho had managed to keup out of tho papers, and proposed to do 80 in tho future, Tho'ex-secrotary, who recalved the reparter with the grentest polltencss, sald ‘that bo was on a trip to the Yullowstone In com> pany with Chiof-dustico Strong, A. Blerstudt, Ub fit, and Mr. 0, Hoyt, af New York. Tho retury sald thot ox-! 8 expecten to return within a month, when he might grant the do- sired Interview, Thu party wiil visit tho valloy Yilw Virginia Clty, roturtiing yia the Chicago, Bibwuukeo & St. Paul Rallroad, ‘THe custom uutters of Chicago mot last-night in tho Grand Pacific Coal Excbango, J. 8. Mu- Farland in the chatr. Tho bualness transactod wus tho =adeption of tho coustitution and by-laws, with a few amendments, of tho Cuttora’ Association of ‘Now York Clty. ‘Poo Socioty, a8 soon us wall organized, will be formed on a sclentiie Duals for tho bearlne of lectures, ete. Lust night among those uresont Was Dir, Reeder, one of Chicago's oldest ins habitants, who arrived in this cradte of Western, civillzadon jn Je. Tha gentlomun related many of his tarly oxperionces, und was ununl- invuaty glectod aw mombor of the Assoclution, which adjournod for one week, A yound sallor named Iixol Uttorberg Is dy- fog ina Montreal bospitni, | Yesterday tho Suu. retury of the Young Mom's Christan Assoviue tlon of this uity recelved a voinmunleation from Jonu Louson, Actiig Secrctury of the Montroal Uraneh, stuting Unt the yout man’s imothor went to Chicago from thélr old homestead in Bweden some years ago, and tho son hud not since heurd of hur, On bis denth-bed no axe resses reat desire to sco hor, and tho Young Men's Christion Avaoctation has underwken to ascertain, If posable, bor whoreabouts, The City Directory. fulla to sbuw the nume of Mrs. Curlsting Uttorberg, und as yor all tha Associa- ‘Uon's clforts bave fulled to dlecovur her, « Deauens in and consumers of vinegar should be cureful this kouson te guard agalnst adulter: aAuons, many ot which are now belur placed upon the market by unscrupulous tanufact. ‘urers and jobbers, Whut iasold as" pure clder* Vinegur is often vothing more thon a low wine or grape-augur product colored with burnt Buxur and tnushed with ts emall quantity of ap: plo flavoring, Tho bogus * older" compound ean bo tested by throwing some on # bot stove orothor heated surface, whup tho absence of tho apnle fragranca will be ovident from tho odor of the riving steam. _ A- tnet with burytes la uléo etticnclous, If pure cider tho xppenrace will ree Tualn unchanzods If wrapo-sugur, the sulphuric acid cumpound with Darium will dinmed|atoly bo doveloped and the vinegur turned to a milky hue, followed by a white precipitate, For some time past Chicago jobbers have been, imposed upon by a canning firm -who havo cha peachos are quntad ak Shes perdeaon ene i fro quotad at $1.85 per dozen onns, while tho California goods Suit wt 2.81, Ugures Which suow that tho firm soiling the bogus goads to the Jobbera bavo nade enormous prof= ita, The Inbele on the spurious peaches area Vory close imitation, if notin oxact duplluate, ot the genuine. Partics intorested, how. over, will be ind tu toarn that’ thero je A way of | distinguishing. the . boyud from the qfetulne, ous without opening the cans. Tho gonulue ha’ Jetter stencllod Inty the tin wt the tup at the van anda numoral slunilarly stenulied fio tho bot ha boyuw rdleloy With this: kupwiedpo. tas rtlelo, With this knowledge the Jobbor neud uo longor be viorinlsed, # ee ‘TUR LAND LEAGUES, chacl Davitt Land Loaguo held tts last Inoeting ns a separate or; ization last evening tt No. 10es Wout ‘Luke atrect. ‘Tho Inembers stepped to tha frunt and settied up thelr dues, and tho Finanuial Secretary inndo Dia report. ‘Thore was found ta be $3710 treasury, losidus some outstanding dueg, ‘Tho League now bus tts books fo 4 conditian to pres sent next Mouday night, whon it mects in tha’ bavoment of St, Jurlath’s Chureh, corne Fuoksou street and Ierraltage ayunuo, wistetee former ‘Twelfth Ward Louguo, for the purpuso of forming uw joint oryauteduon, The two fenyucs wore formerly uiider one xovernmunt, ae a a ae 0 " ry Prosperane future for them, iL eet 8 iueceting of representatives from the alty Lund Leagues, at which sume twonty-five wore predunt, Was build last vight in Burko's {lotel, or the purpose of completing, urrungemonte tor Father Boylsn’a lecture on» Landlord" nest Bunduy nixbt to MuCormick Hull, Yuthor Jioytan bus fora long tine beep associated in Luud-Lepgue movement with the indy: Tho gallows was erected, and on tha night bofore the 2th of dune a resplt was granted fo July. Thus far we have omitted any pendent party of Duffy, and Is reoommonded hy Parnell and) Biggar anonc of tho ablest, most oloquent, and aggreasive of Irish agitators, an assnsin from without, through a window, It was a beautiful, calm, moonlight night not sitch 8 night ns nn asansin would sus Y choose on which to perpetuate his holltsh Frank Hartmanu,T. Fricdmann, A, Schoeninger, U. Bohnutder, H. Schultz, F. Weber, H. Hoch. baum, A, Deck, T, J, Lofon, Frank Hoislor, Charles Wacker. PUT TO DEATH. By GEO. B. GORE Wi, x itteas were appointed for tho i : notes of . aU snl. 27.aiegn-a OITY-HALL. ~ Bat Aree eM py het a yas SS work. ‘The Doctor and some membors of his - : an roods—, | En familly that day had beon in attondauce upon THE CHARACTER OF DR. TALBOT. rh Ci Trene woro fifty burial permits fasted yes- faery isi co A, og, G.Iateras ‘Ma: ad of One of the Most Singu- ih Nodaway County Fr. whe fainiy went on Aitred pre ptthe ileal sottlors of tls pact 4 WE AWM SELL ANOTIBR Giloice INR ] 4 "Aldrich, Me hone by train, the Doctor going hom ellont pliysteian, terday. wren Iaiaton? comminson mefehaiteA:G- RUM lar of, Modern Crim- horsebaek in the evening, afore meine to | he Boon Ainassed quite n fortune it ths Try.Commitree on Btreota and Alloys South Hichtanborger; Hquor merchants! hls home, ho went out in the nelahborhood.| practice of his profession, At the time of moct Monday afternoon at § o'clock, inal Cases, book which he had in praparation rela- tive to finance. Ha was n decided Groun. backer, and, having become deeply Interested in his subject, had thrown of his coat and was walking back and forth across tho room, At this time suddenly the report of a gtn was heard, tlio Doctor reeled and fell against the bed, exclatining, “yas snot?’ He was struck In tho right brenst, the ball passing through ims also trawl, load on the enlf of the log of his-wife, and strikin beenme ns monomaniac, From accounts, he wns somewhat tyrannical in his family. te was alwaya honest In his dealings... The history of his assasination and the execution of his two boys for the murdor constitutes a easy in tho criminal history of the cunt to which {t would be dinicnit to find a parallel. JOUN W. VATTERSON. Sr, Louts, Mo., July 22.—A dispatch to the Associated Press from Clinton, Mo., says John Hospital were reported yesterday, The new case was from No. 110 Hickory avenue. Scarict> fover sy rovorted from No, 30 Fifth avenue, Up-ataira, Con. Gussent, the Chief of Pollco, Edward ©. Armstrong, Superintendent ofthe Muntelpal Telegraph, and two of the Deputy, Comimisalons ora of the Dopartinont of Public Works of Cin vinnatl were nt tho ity Hall Susterday and tuken over the city by Chiefs Swenia und Me- Garigio and Seerctary Doyle, and shown our telophone system. grocere—Stech, Webster & Cu., docks haritware—F. Sommer, F. Seeberger; furniture), Heloratort; — copporsmiiths—t. Woltt? contractors and architects. Uau- mann; Theodore Karls: phyaichins—Dr. Sobal- tor, Dr. Heaserts crockery and glassware—finil igor, EF. Washausto: ber—K. : Klotz, diutt; coal donlers. Lotz, Theodore . farts leathor—C, Ilirsch, 11, Sebumann; lnwyers—F, Lackner, F, A. Hotfimins droge—I. Fuller livery Aunborg: brewers and minltetors— Charles Waeker, T. J. Lofton; bakers, tour ier. chunts, and: restaurants—F, Helster, G. Kadishs ’ Fisher & Murs Nadlonor: county, elty. aud Government officer to see tivo sick patients, Arriving home he | his death he wns the editur and proprietor of =n, Brand, oe Mtomiant nawspapern--\.. C. told , es | tho Gi St ic : rot q vy : . ‘oll Albert, lls oldest boy, to take hia mule | tho Greenback Standard, a Greenback papar |. : ig i *Witlint i ] ‘ re he went on o re Vy In \ 7 Me ty Fo 250, tho’ rimount agrood upon by tho | mann, ates, ‘i detsic ne vioting, boots Tho Sons of - tho Murdered Dr. father a, hotter, woral aux Bat dowit bya very Decutivr and wite reaatlatieal.| Oh any ‘| i SLIP . « Sohucider, Hed ¥ window. ‘Che Doctor tas commonting up ef wu tho: soon | * . 4 Onn caso of smatl-pox and two deaths at tho | Gromer. Subuelders, et crate Talbot Hanged on the is PERS catfold. . ! AT AUCTION, “Wednesday, July 27, An ik tho special attontl He thogoepectal attantion of alt tain ap 200" Casts Segnalo, Ci > GEO.» gonte cy, History of the. Parricide and Scenes at the: Publio Exeou- = tom ‘ W. Pattorson, who murdered James G. Clark, BC and 26 Mad Insurunce#H. Muneke, f.. Davis; roofers—A. ‘ Bi ot in the plastering. The ball was of n conical saburie, Hl Sounty, Dee, 1, 1888 - ladiscn-st, Committ Rloctions met at 11:90 yes- | Hartinann, Ch. ‘Thilenann: | toys and fan «| shape, weighing an ouics and a half, About [.2e8r Leesbura, Honry County, Dec, 1, 1863, " 5 = teat mori i ih Clty Glare eal ita oun. b Terni hick Hag tnt taney | The sl olde - ag te Bo inulsfook the amo ovoning Henry Wyatt n ras Hauupodl Hieniy kUla morning Inte ree Thursday, July 28, at 9:30, 4 0 ubalr, sider the See- | sione ringtoit, A. jor '- y t ip | ws and Ward Aldermanic contests Honry fy ile | ‘The followin subsariptions to. the atnount of side the Grave o| : workhond of ‘Tntbot’s, arrived i Maryville 5 Un great haste afturn physician, sprentling the naws that Dr. ‘Talbot ita. been shot and that he could not live long, This news struck the community with great surprise, and quite lings, who proposes lu contest Appleton's soat, ‘was represonted by Mr. E. It. Blissas his couns sel, ‘Chia gentiumnn stated that ho had been too fil to give the case such attention ns it needed, Ho asked that Be. Rillings bo geauted REOULAR, WRBKLY SALK OF Crockery. and lassware, ovore $00 wore reportoil ns having beon secured by $. Fricdinan, of this city, and 8. Lowenthal, New Ulin: 8. Friedinan, $100; Marahall Fielil, $50; H. Rothachttd & Bro. Ft Beohnudig, Foros “dered Father. -OBITUARY. . MRS. CONSTANCE RUSSEL. John W. Patterson Hanged at Olin- Con S25; aily & Harvoy, $23; Hunth & fA number of eitizens of Maryville, who were Fe ee eee rem unc, [ Stintaune sie) Vowel & Geudthers $254. iolth Ineimately nequalited with tho Ductor, kot Spretal Liseateh ta The Chteage "Trthuite tW.Crates W: 0, 0.0; and Porcelain Ware i. Trho request wus qeanted, so farna tho: Commit: | Drug, $40; Hart, Abt & Marx, $25: Nelfleld Hron., ton, Mo. for a Murder Com- into buggies aut drove to his testdenee, are | GENEVA, I, July 24—Mrs, Constanco | ioiey fa brin Ginssmars marr aeylea meni obea to was coneurned, and thoCouuoll will beasked | $2%; Gio}, Plotalueinn & Con 32 reunstelder, iu i) riving there before there was a confirmation | Russell, one of tho first settlers of Campton ye nti 10) Hecursted Gnauibor jooua packed for ciuntry merchants, - GKO..P. GONE & CO., Auctoneen, AT AUCTION, ’ For Sale, AN ELEGANT —HOUS: ‘TO OLOSH AN ESTATE, | tooxtend tho time, Prestpent Citys I. CHANDLER, of the Now York City Roar of Health, has written a letter to Cominisatoner of Huaith DoWolt, raking him tu send some cuplos of tho new Jaw regulatiiue the lambing. ventilation, ete, of tenemont, dwelling, und lodging houses, Also cuples 01 tho blauks of utes, rogulation neetion with the Jaw. He coticludes by sayings “Wo nre about to prepare something of tha kid for New York. City and should be lad to have tho benellt of your oxperionce.” All of which gues to show that Chicago fy ahead of Now York in sunitary mattera, Tux following luilding pormits wero ssated esterday: Fred Raby, two-story and basement More and dwolling, 4§-by 00 feat, No, Go Morgan Rohn & ros, $503 #5; A. Schoeningor, $25, nijourned to mevt at tho mitted in 1868, Ttosonthul & Co, $25; LMndanier Bros. & Ca ‘fhe Committed th call of the Presiden SUBURBAN. . RVANBTON, This evoning in Union Malt the Women's Christina Tomporance Union will hold a benefit entertulnment, ‘Tho proxram will consist of punoraing of the Rooky Manntaing and Colorad and # concert, fho Fyanston Miltary Bane will bo In attendance and lend thelr charms to the ocenston. . ‘The storm of Thursday cvening was tho hard- ost uf tha scagon nt Evanston. The Mybtoing of the sad nows, ‘The Doctor was lying upon is bed perfectly, conscious, realizing that. the wound he had received would ina few hours at most end his life, Hv talked calmly of that event, aud sald he had seen hundreds go down, and that ha was not afrald to die, ‘The ldea, however, seemed to lave Impressed Reelt on his mind that he was thus shot own BECAUSE OF HIS POLITICAL, VIEWS AND'IN- FLUENCE, Said ho to some frienils who were standin, by his bedside: “It is tertiblo to bu shot down In my own house Hike adog. Abraliun Lincoln was agsasinated because he dared to ‘Township, ded to-day of cancer, She came to this county from Orange County New York, in 188, Her age was 02 years, None of her inmedinte relatives eurvive, THE TALBOT PARRICIDES. Specttl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Manyvi..x, Mo, July 2.—The first legal execution which ever took place in Notu- way County occurred in Maryville to-day, it belng the hanging of Albert P. and Charles E, ‘Talbot, in the: presence of a multitude of 10,000 people, for the unnitural crime of murderlug thelr own father In this county, on Saturday night, Sept. 18, 1880 ‘Thurs- day night the boys went to bed at midnight WILLTE CIUSHOLM. Speciat Dispatch to The Crteago Tribune, Exary, Ih, July 23,.—Willle, eldest son of tho Hon. 0, 2. Chisholm, member of the State Legishiture, died very suddenly Inst night of tho nfter-elfects of scarlet-fevor. Another child died of thie disease six weeks ago. Willa was a bri boy of 9% Mr, Chisholm Is now In New ork. ote., used incon ihe hrantiful realdonea of the tate Chai Fy Hi . Inyod atts {reaks with the telophone- wires, _ ; freon race,—1 because I dared to speak Willtarnar at Madinoae We une Atrogts to cost SOE 1. Siete, Moe | Fait residence of Dr. Mt, C. Braedon the wall | aud slept soundly all night Friday morn= | qyninst the money power of the Iand.” When DR, CHAPIN’ WIDOW. Auuign Un tuo promiven,|” YU VO sold at Py 160: eo Stuove, one-story cottune, 2h py Bb | along which the wire runs was scorchet anda | ing thoy srose, and when Sheriff ‘Toul asked | asked if he had any idea who had ecurmmilted Bir y Groucrstrn, Mass, July 23—1t ts report- ed from Pigeon Cove that Mrs, Chapin, wid ow of Dr. EM, Chapin, dled sudaenly this afternoon, feut, No. 21 Tucker street, to cost €1,000; B, Wotlenhot, two-story, basement, and attic dwelling, 2% by 60 feet, No. a Henry street, to enst $1,100; Vandercook & Son, foundry bulld- ing, bo by 88 feet, Halsted, noar Twenty-sixth atrvot. to cost £0,000; W. f,. Itollo, two-story, buscmont and atte dwelling, 4 by 00 fect, No. toy Weat Washington etreet, to cost $0,000; F. I, Neekwith, two-story, basement and attic dwotl- ing, 8 hy 60 fvet, No. 247 Park aventc, to cust $0,000; 1. Be Faller, one-story muchitie Rhop, 25 by 25, No, 2007 Butterfield street, to cost $1,000, THE COUNTY-BUILDING. ° Joun Brapiey was brouebt to Jail yesterday by Uncle Sum, charged with belug a deserter. Tue Committee on Public Service yestorday ‘purchased new furniture for the Sherif's otfico which will bo delivered in a fow duys, aput burned on the table to which tho instru ment wis attached, ENGLEWOOD, ‘ Tho Dircetors of tho Suldlers’ Memortal Build- ing Association held a meeting Thursday oven fog. ‘The Seuretary reported that the stock was ready to bu Issued to subscribers, He was In- structed to uct. nd request subserlbers to call for thor stoch, [tts desired to buye it aft pliced before Sept. 3. Presideut Parker presented 0 deed of the lot on whieh tho bulldlug is to br wrected, and received stock to the amount of $i ‘In oxchnoge thorefar, Severnt plang for tho pesnesest buildings wera submitted by the Bullding Committee, one of, which was adoptod, and the Building Committed wero Instructed to proceed with tho ernction of the bullding nas goon ug praaticnvle. Tho Lovkout Mountain cornerestone, which {nited to ronal its destination on thine to be tall on the Fourth, is now en route, ind is expeatert tonrrive In a day or tw it fy proposed to lay them, if thero was’ any delicacy In the way of‘entables they desired, to namo it and he would procure it for them, they thanked him, reniarking that there was nothing. they cared for just then, ALL THE PREPAIATIONS for the execution wore completed by an early hour on Friday morning, the scaffold being orected In tho uorthenst of Maryville, just west of the Kansas Clty Road, ata point where fully 20,000 ‘people could havo a fine view of tho execution, and on the sning site where It was placed in position one month ago. One o’vlock having arrived, tho Sherlf! informed the boys that the. tino had cote when theytust go. Some minutes the crime, he said? Nu!” Whether ho was enttroly slicers in the ballet that he had heen thus stot on accountof his polltical or inan- cial views eitnnot, of course, be known to certainty, but it was not belleved by any ir the community, and the next day, Sund ny about? o'clock p. m., the spirit of Perry H, ‘Talbot toft Its tenement of clay and (ane Intw eternity. Before his death he entled the members of his family around Iitm and bade thom all good-by, retatnihy his couscloustess up to within five iminttes before lls domise. THE EXCITEMENT growing out of his sudden death beran to subside, inn mensure, after his. burial, ard the great quéstion in all minds was, Who dtd the terrible deed? It was thought to be very strange thot an nassasin. would ehovsa such 2 beautiful On Thursday, Sept. 1, 188}, At 10 O'Clock A. M. ‘The tocation ta tho most ollaibi chty, Seine on the shoruer ake Bre toet at te iat rom the Capitol Park, ombracing about two acretot ade : ine houno te of AMliwaukeo pressed brick, ries high (with « Manenrd roof) containing Pitta rooms, besides laundry, and earl, collar and sto) "Ud wr. ‘The hotise is provided with as, ANd ood aeworAuey Is roomy aNd plese andail i perfeut ardor, ‘Shore isaino ubon te plareg Inrgesubstantint urn, also wood tenant house: Las in excetlont repalr.: ? All together, itis the most desirabte home tn Roruiwest. Orlginat ost over thirty-five tl Bute absolute, ‘Torms: Gnoefourth cash, secured on the premises we? per eo, Fats) rebanee eee : Any \aformation wll be given on application, ‘Thy farmfenro pina nauso will be wold immediately age. Hieaniiyod tha hows." ' bad une 27, * —————— THE SPRAGUE ESTATE. Pnovinenor, Ko, July 23.—The Sprague affuirs were still further complicated to~lay by thé attachment of the real estate of the Quidnock Company by Witham d, King & Sons, cotton dewlers, on a claim for half-mill- ion doltars, Proyipence, 2. 1., July 2%.—Chaftee, Trusteo of the Spra ue estate, has decided that the mills and: print, works tmust stop as soon as the present stock Is worked up, ‘Tho various purcels o£ property will bo at once advertised for sale. moonlight . fh ¥ a De thy Jnter the processtou formed outside the. jail, | night for hls work of death, and especlully Sy MB, FOLLER. } rryeeq Janes P, MoEunoy was arrested for debt yos- his srong on the day fl gee tthakearviar and A guard of over fiftyand a number of special | atsuch an early hour in te night, ‘These WHAT RATS DID. 5 Seo GIERUOIE saints terday, und handed over to the care uf tho Shor- | prayer.on tho recovory of Prosidont Guriteld, | police nected ag esvorts. The priests, the | facts attached , fseredit In the public mind | The Now York Sunof tho 2d saya: “Mata ato iif. Notncts could be loarned except that the debt nmounted to $300, G, E. Fosseun, Johanna E, Snidor, Margarot Muicady, and Poter A. :Wicklander, who wero adjudged insane Thursday, were tukon to Elgin last evening for care and treatment, ‘Tie North Bide Assessor returned his books yestordiy, from which it rpponrs that the real. estate vatution for tho year in $10,040,090, woiub fan stleht Invcaase over that of # year 1jc0. Some of the Commissioners aro never hippy unless thoy are complaining. Thole latest griev- ance ia thit the Clurk of tho Huurd eats tuo with’ uppropriute ecremonies, ‘This will com metmorate two erentfut periods in the attompted nesneliution of President Gariteld, ‘he Gettys- burg stone was lald on the Fourth when the Na- tion was waiting with trombliing anxiety, ox- peoting enoh moment to heur of the danth of the Preaident, and tho Lookout Mountain stone will ‘be Jaid on the day of rojoicing at tha assured rer covery of the Preaident. , to tho statement of the Doctor's oldest sot, Alvort, that he ran out of the houso immedt- ately after the shooting, when he saw A PERSON RETREATING FROM THE MOUSE in a southeast: direction, and: fred at him, ‘The story was thought somewhat discredit- noble, yet, of course, tha facts were not known, 'Dhe ovidence taken befor the Cor- oner’s inquest did not point definitely or positively cnotigh to any one to warrant an arrest, yet mate tho fact appear porhaps more prominent that, 1f the deed was done by any one foreign to the family, the case pre- all tho signatures of a will at North Adame, Mass., and the mutilated documont is, therefore, the sutjeet of litteation.”” If ough on Hats bad been used this would not fave happoned. Its reputation Is world wide, a3 itelears out rats, mice, cockronches, bodbugs, ilica, vermin, and all kinds of insec ——————_—— NOTICE TO PASSENGERS, On ana after Sunday, July 4, the 9:05 p, m. train on tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail- road will not stup between Chlvago and Aurora. prisoners, and the Sheriff and his deputies moyed on to the north entrance of the Court- Mouse square, where a ‘bus stood In waiting. ‘They at once got into tha *bus, The guards then formed on either side of and some In frontof tho ’bus, and {THE MANCIT TO THE: GALLOWS, about’ three-quarters of a mile distant, was 3 By EQSON, “FLERSHEL & C0, For our Salo at 0:80 this Morning, FURNITURE, Carpets, and General Household Gros, “.+,Zo Clove an Admalnistrator’a Estate, 10 cases Sapanéso Parasolay A lot Ladies’: Shoes, good goods, ° LAKE, ‘Tho Boord of Trustees held a mooting yeater- Gay afternoon, win ay mentor Praeone cage | commenced, It touk some fifteen minutes: Tuiny, addressed tho Board In regard to tho gas | to reach tho gallows, Up to thls time the ardinatice, und asked for a modification of tho boys hada faint hope that they would still bo wi vl ‘Passer fe stat botwer A nico lot Engr, avings, Ciiromos, maul and koops hfs oflice vlosad whlto he 1s do Ported matter was roforred to the proper saved by the Governor, but the sight of the gente must i tnd iy Rae cli ean Betta Plated i rt , Gens ral Merchant ise, ks site ; 3 nd | SOMETHING NOVEL AND DEVORE UK- At L o'clock Coupe Rockawa i ‘Tuty Committee on Equalization are expectin; Peart Ae have enter glibbet drove hope from thelr breasts, a nd “HEARD OF: Depot at 0:00 p.m. ; ip ‘Ye they looked on the instrument of death with blanched faces. Ascending the scaffold It is {mnosstble to picture the wild scene, ten thousand swaying people trying fur a vane tage polutas the Inrge 'bus containing the’ prisoners slowly drove up. Albergwas in tears, On thelr arrival Charles IE. and Albert P. ‘Talbot, dressed In plain black, arm jn arm with Fathors Anselin and Ignatius,quietly aud firmly ascended tho fatal stalrs lenuing to the gallows. ARRIVING ON THE SCAFFOLD PLATFORY, tocnter upon tholr labors encly tho: coming week, So far thore has been but one complaint of unjust reacsament, and this comes from tho Town at Lake. ‘Tho Corinittes oxnects to com plete Its libora In n few days after commoncing, and would baye commenced lone since If the fiieentors had beon ‘prompt In returning thelr ouks. : ‘Tne Committee on Hospitats mot yestorday and nuilted bills and passer pon requisitions. Tho onttor of constructing an additional pavilon was discussed, und tho only thing in tho way of going on with the work Js tho ‘want of money, Certain Commisstuners appear vory ripe for tho undertaking, on the supposition, It ja said, thut there will be something in it, but BlgSato ali through. Don't misait, * BLIBON, FLERSILEIM & _ Benau we Randonee AUCTION SALE.’ “), {Qf Mag atock of FANCY: DRY Goons, Su Saaren ore a atea ae Sabb teat ELISON, VLMIMEIEID de GO, -Auctoneers” “THE *.CHICAGO . _ BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Bonrd, and demanded that the ovil be remedied. Some Of thom gald they bad beon oblixed to ait up until Yo'ctock iu the morning in order to draw nm witer to. wot, breakfast with, ono time it lonked ng though some of the Board might suffor personal viotence from the hands of the Indl nant eltizens. ‘The Board promised to rectify tho ovil if possible, Mr. King, attoruoy for the Citizens’ Tompor- nuce Leuguy, rddrcascd the Board on the sub- Jeot of suloons and tconsea, petition was received from tho Mutual Union Telegraph Compuny asking for the priv- Neyo of erecting pulls and stringiug wires across tho town, iefurred. in the history of nssasinations, Suspicion formed In the mind of the publlo that the pete trators were probably in the family. A. nowledge, which many liad, of the fact that the Doctor aud his family, especially the boys, were not on good terins, and: had had several quarrels, only stended to increasa such n suspicion or belief. Within a week or two after the Doctor's death, the re- port of fircarms about the home: of the ‘Talbots was hoard to ring out in tho night olr. for sevoral nights In anceesslon, ‘The Talbot boys and Wyatt claimed that armed partics camo to the house on these oc- — A GRAND DISPLAY of fino carriages of evory description {a to bo seen nt the repository of Studebaker Bros., 151 fund 153 Wabash avenue, ——————__ Bed-Buys, Roaches, rats, mice, ants, files, vermin, mosquitoos, in- Beets, otc, cleared out by “Yougn on Hats,’ Fifteon-cent boxes at cragglath ih ———— An Eccentric W111 Disposed Of. Mr. James Parton says that a curious clreum- stance aceurred many years ago, when n tosta- oveurrences of this chameter, no onc receit z ——<—>__—— rs f ions and shot at them (the Talbot boys | tor in Enuland lett 22.000 to a ftiond, but with iy $6 amd 18 Doarborn-at. they will have to watoh and walt, they knelt In prayer, after which tho coolly | cus! ! TE Ee Tan GHG Cha hale the natnite hinted — ‘Tue architects baye commenced to Nguro on HAY-FEVER, ee hing eet ha eaclt taking. | Segurrenees of th carne ult decane fecal: | with nit in ble collin, ‘tho toyates took advieg ATS pling for tho propused ew Poor-House. ‘Thay’ sinall crucifix in his, stha season of the yeu 13 in tands, while they holy R . | o8, this mattor. °* Where Is tho money now ?" a( ary txuring on thy structure costing €%:0N), and ah those sufferme a x apntoaeties th: fatuors rend the. dying service of the Roman iene tae the illtne’ waa lenown to thd be Oa aac me costes aera Sev: enty One Lots, sons. One of thunk, who thiuks bo las tho ta- | somo and annoying disease ealled nay-fover | Church. Bots thon: bécnme cool, and thelr | if not directly done by thera. The worthy | chook for S005 ‘and put it tnto tho old gentioe | Hronting on. Talstad-st, moral side track, wis wound yesterday and invited a Bespiaine He led est » Beaplainar sieysrouruiats / ON SATUNDAY, JULY 3, 163L BALM ON TILE GROUND. y ‘or full particulars call ai "HE CHI BAL rE EXCHANG eee rea nO eT ATT Lid DEA TAORER (The ohly Iteal Estate Auction Lonso in Chicago) countenances clear, and they looked out upon the vast crowd. with . undaunted nerve and steady eye. Filyo minutes had now elapsed since ascending the scaffold, at whieh timo the boys jolued hands ina, part from | ing grasp, and the Sherif removed the steel and efficient Shorlff of Nodaway County, : . TENRY TOL, was ono of the first to arrive at Dr. ‘Tal- botv’s home on the oveninug of the sliooting, Ie scrutinized ovorything vlosely to get nt, some clow to tha perpetrators. Shortly nfter’ he took Into lls contidence Deputy-Sherlit man's collin, payablo to his order.” number of the Comuiissionerd to visit the now Hecso Hospital Tuesday moratug to. compare tdeag, ‘Tho proposition appours to be to reculve plang, and to adopt such as inuy Lo vonsiderod to be the Lost adupted to tho county's wants, ‘Tie Committe ‘on Jail and dal Accofints visited tho building yesterday, und for some are dreading and preparing for for Its attack, we publish tne following letter from ono ot our most emiucnt pliysicians. Tho rumedy Js simple and cun be cisily tried by any ones No, 0 ALDINE Square, CHIcado, J) uly 15, 1881,—Lhomas U, Clarke, Esy—Dean Suny For'two years Chavo stiffored x0) Cumming loads in firet-clnss dental work at fair prices. 7U Stato strect, oornor itandolph. Buck & Raynor's Moth Powder 1s a harvestor that reaps ronunes by tho muon. wows: i cs freed Wy, i, NIXON, CHANDLEH & CO. Tiyatonous reason brought with thon the Coun- | Xose cold,—at Umes so seriously ns to be un- | bracelets: Feeling the frocdum of thelr | David Stotts, of Andrew County, and the : ae ‘loal Kmato, Morignge Bontaty, ty Untlortaker, ‘Cho object of tholr visitup- | fitted for business, I have tried a great | bunds, they each took. tivo Guiotly Investigated the facts and clr- Worccommond Eldredgesewing-machines. ‘Prosidont. siyenaurors and poared ta eta pelle ype brppriety td ale niunber of remedies for tt, but without any, ‘A corious DnINK cumstances of the killing until they became Managor and Auctioncer. ‘ : a favorable effect. Abouta month ago (atu tlne whon it was espoctally bad) I began the ‘use of Fapitiony and from that day to this Thave had but one attack of sneezing, und that was dus to neglect, for 1 had: not used tho remedy for twenty-four hours. Be Luse the Papillon through an ordinary | pretty wall sntistied that tor necominodation of debtor pricouers, aud also ALBERT AND. ¥D ‘TALBOT AND MENnY wyatt ' totake soma chanyzes in tho Criminal Court room, but about ail they agroed upon was to ro- port to the Hoard Mouday reoommonding 4 fow now carpets to tuke the place of those worn out in the several oflices, MARRIAGE LICENSES. from the hands of -Dr. Koch.; Then thoy en nae A ADR the folowlog marrluge Hoonsoa were issued yostor- ies arose and their limbs wero securely pinloned. Albert swayed slightly, Edward was firm and Immovable. ‘The priests held their hands and continued to reud the Inst service. Ed- ROYAL BAKING POWDER were very probably the guilty parties. ‘hoy were almost at the point where they Intended to arrest thom, but wore awaiting some fur- KIO Rey wour, wirfume atomnizer,--such nscan. be had of | Ward from time to tle moved his feet, as it | ther light thoy anticipated, when one Jonas Wont rio, UNOLE SAM'S DOMAIN. «| fiy ctrusyist,—throvw! Napray: well Into | unlurally resting, ‘Cho crucifix was ralsed B. Uriehiton, from Kansas, elntuing to be, x S Chicas Ye Ar the Sub-‘Tronsury yostorday, 12,000 in gold beige the: trestrnent eae tis to tho llys.of cneh, a fow parting words of | ering and the reward offered for the appro-'| {ide'Pater cre: sChteano: | and $4,000 {n allyor was disbursed, ‘Tho recolpts | qtumfzar for two or threo minutes, eight or consolation uttered by the priests, when a | Tension of the parties guilty of the eed are john Hyan ‘09 Arnold. yesturday amounted to 87,000 !n silver. ton Umesaday. Inow use ltmorning, noon, sinall box was placed under the feet of ench, |:rived in the ‘Talbot neighborhood und visited inteaxo, ‘Tue Internal revenue recelpta yesterday | und night : and the prisoncrs gave a Inst farowell the boys, ontonsibly: 4 sent a figust fer, his i Tua, mmnounted to $0401, of which $2433 was for.) Lvillon acts directly upon tho Iriitated | shuko to: those on tho platform, | {pully to vo tn, is wite bulie witht hii. “tnt Wabealy at. spirits, $44 for tobacco and clynrs, and 85,227 and inflamed incmbrane In & most soothing | At this moment they wero asked © if | OY aeest i 1545 Wabash ay, the favor of the boy, und, ns_he, testified at trial, obtained from them an adinission: that they killed their father, Once having this adinission, he had the boys, jointly with their mother and Wyatt, arrested, Tho result nt tho the preliminary hearlng was that the ‘Talbot hoys and Wyatt were committed to jail to awalt the action of the next Grand Jury, Mrs. ‘Tall it and beneticlal manuer, . J was hardly more pleased than astonished at the romarkabto effect, . 1 cannot spuak tuo, strongly in its pralve, yo fur.as iny personal gxnortence goes, for it has rolleved me won- erful , ys Lennmmot see why a large proportion .of thoss who suffer from.hay-fever may not be for beer, X Wari Sitting Bull’s band of hostile Sioux were stx uhlofe, 200 women, warrlord, old men, und children, Thoy were as hungry, as indians aly wnysare, and the army ia saddled with tholr mutiatenince. No parca of tho surrender bave reached Gen, Sacriduy'a headquartora, South Chicago, thoy had anything to say, when they replied, south Chicago, ‘In atone of voice scatccly undible: * Noth- ing; only our Inst confession is true,’* THE BLACK CAP ‘was then drawn over thelr henda, and nt 3:20 the drop fell, ushering Albert and Edward DEATHS, Oren ern AAR STOBVAND—At lizde Park, July 2 of diphtlaria, ‘T11H foltowing bonded goods wero reoolved 5 ' nity: y vag | 2 bot . boing discharged. Sherlit } Rein us daughtor of W. Ll. Bloddard, aged’ M4 yours tho Uustota-livuaa yesterday; Fowlur ros, | Tolleved tn tho saute way. eeluak oe starniby, Fgh be nook was | soot and ‘Deputy-Shorlit Be stots, 1d | eee rete aay abd ovolock at the realdence of W. pl eavks salts Jd, M. Huebnoll & Bo. 7 bales The remedy should certainly be -givon.a | broken, but Albert diod hard, And thus above nientloned, wore just about ready, | H-Stoddard, cursor Fity-suvonth-st, and Wesbiug: Days: ihubard, Spencer & Co., 200 boxes | fair trial, ‘The slmplteity und hormlesiessof | guds tho Inst act In this gad drama, Shorlif | jn tho faithful performance of thelr oficial | %n-ay. ier russ 110) saoke alts, Je, Ih, Papillon are, in my mind, nottheleastumong | ‘Toul showed wonderful nerve throughout | duties, to makeall thesedevelopments, whun | gBURRBLEE duly 3 at 51 Koltoncst, | Marion, faaurtedy, Bro. ey boxes, rusinas Teint | tty mers menting with it added earvotte | He tying ordenl,and performed iis sud duty | the Infertoper Brighton came to the surface, Sigtiusnud Banya, * Wd Sule Ms Uureth aks wae ea re tios. Untplates Gaighene ie 1 oxpertinenting with ded carbolle | to perfection, -svon as tho boys were | Working, ag he doubtless was, for money, he | Funeral at Porton, AMlct., July 22 nds, codar ties, Ce potions $40 ach, fiyeerlie, hydrastls, and various other ramodles, vither in combination or alone, but Hoown te be aoad hols hodius srace dative ered to thelr mother, at her residence in T found it most beneticial in my case whon | Maryvillo, where hugy vith romain untll Sate ured pure. i urday, when thoy will be buried beside tholr You are at liberty to uso this letter, or any | murdered father on the ‘Talbot farm. part of lt, as you muy think bust, ‘fhe ropriove was’ obtained - from Iwrita ln gluple Justice to you; and tn thanicfulnesg for what Papition has done for iw, Yours truly, i wished to be as speedy ng possible, and thus, In the arrest and in the part taken by him in the trial, has obtained much crodit in con- nection with the caso due to the above ofll- clals, WONTIH-In this ‘clty, on the Zid Inst, of pnou- mya Mary A witoolAgnurs. Wort oe eNom ungral servics wt rovidenco, 80 Nodawick-st., on Buuday at oalock P. me KLIN-duty 2h Fonn P- Bieis, at his roaldenco, N a july 21, John zn Fulton-sl, ago years und tumoutie, ent Hyesi—gaty ai of typhold {uvar, ata o'clock ¥ uly 21, of typho! evar, of o'clock a.m, athur residence, Ol Oakeavs, Graes Loulso, au hur reside Hf lan, daughtoe ‘tux Wickard ease camo up before Comtnis- stoner King yesterday and tho prisoner was betd on bie own ndinlasions,-fur thura wid no otbor ovidence—for five aie. to awalt Instructions frot the pluco whuro tho orfme was committed, Tho prisoner. wus recomtuitted. to the County Jail, und unless furthor information 1d received before next Wedneaday, he will bo retensed by: uy CIRCUIT CouRT of Nodaway County inct on the second Mon- Gov, Crittonden, it belng « proniised that tho Talbot slayof the following November, at which boys would make a clear aud full confession oftheircrime. ‘The allege confession nt : ‘and Louisa C, Bost, aged 13 youre an ordor of the Ihstriut Attorney, who ts thorough; doun W. Strneeten, M.D, eared on July 5, and was evident), term the Grand Jury found a true bill agains! dlesusted at tho inforsaat proeeditus GF s DOS ee trons bit theproduet of tholr attacnuys: dig | Albert and award Talbot and Haury Wynit | Qkiienitopesiunrrewernschlsornes | 6 A bsotutely Pures tootlvo" Hurtiann aad Commissioncr King. What Soda-Water Ss Flavored With— | murder belng still unoxplatned and the stata. | for the murder of Dr, ‘Talbot, and acquitted | o'cinck... Carriuzos to Oakwood Comucs SURULTZ—July 41, ies dr hiner tr Yelily 2, st 8.1, of apopler: Mott, naga al y oar ie poplexy, Hrast game gane A aia ud, South aaa A 0 Grasuiend Comavurye oe a BY. eatringve Mugrodients of So-Called Friis Ux- | ment bein tracte=Few Drinks What Thoy Clains.| (istuils, to Be. tho e% New York Tribune, . . Tho reported polsouing of a lento party by ar from clear and frank in its no of the most curlous features of 1s the fuct that the Ductor must have known who shot him, aud ovidently desired. imsolf to shleld lls ‘sons “fi MADE FROM GRAPE CRAAM TARTAR, TTousokeaper'a favorite in loading cites of the worth Mrs, ‘Talbot. Jan. 18, 18h was fixed upon No other preparation makes such Tht, Maly, ag tho bexinning of a special term for the trial of: the hove and Wyatt, The prisonors wore then taken to the Andrew County Jail ILLINOIS RIVER, 18 IT NOW A FREE NAVIGADLY, STREAS? A Tui0N¥ reporter yosterday cated at tho rom tle conso- | far ante-keupt whera shortly afterwards |, iikGi—At the residence of her paronts, i De, Mov oes Eee Oe Glover. and asked bin whut | that boveraga known uspienia orBunday-eahout | yuenoes of thelt crime, .ns he loft them tile | thoy:made a ‘dcupornte afore to ‘osenper in Huge Gs infant, aausitor oF ‘Cninarind und Gorge | semengas by the Gaveramans Chol ety aw Yat 0 Cunal Commilssionory’ aution will bo In rox Joanne, | tborta Buphosed fo, bo extreinely property, worth nuarty $40, In‘caua-they | Which thay falled. When the Lith of Jau- Fe ety 25, at 10 o'cl ele iy Garrlazes ward to the bill for an Injunction tied Thuraday tho eompurition Ne eu inault ot rue Mug Piontd Burvive thelr nother, | [tis thought nary arrived Cour convened. ‘The defonse Calvary. " PILE REMEDY. by Husy, Loomis & Co. to rovtrain thom from | {BO comPuRitEn OF Mer ce ume rhosd, adda. | tutthe Doctor felt himself ina moasura | Hod a motton that: Ju lenry, Kolloy | JONRE-At Now Lonox, July 21, ‘thomas, Jones, Rcertees valleeting tolls from platntife, who hold thattho | water probably (s the miustpopular, ‘he dangur | responsible for his‘sons’ conduct, ag he had Talire from the onc a luring aald trial, | ages US ULE eR eER CECT ALR oe Minols River, -boluy w uavigablo stream, Is 6 | of Arti this Hus: not so muvh Inthe soda- | ruled they with amt“tron hand, neglvoted oitel miotl ion Judge alley ferantad, ‘Funeral sarvlnge at ‘Graco’ Churcls Haturuay ator publiy blauwny by net of Congress, and that tuo | Water Itsclt ux tn the Huvor witch Is uidod to | thaly eduedtion, und by his stormy, turbulent, | Aud Hamed Judga ohn C. Howall, of the | nova wsau'alock, ae ing, Ulett ghurgiai uf tolie for thalr (co-burges when passe | gIvO Ie w plewwant tatu, ‘To feurn whut thogo | and tyrumuleal inannor toward them hind acs wonty-elghth Judietat Clroult, who, Hg FUE RO YOu Belday, OL gholers infantam, | Foe ang, cane OF "finere fl were tur the jouk at Honry ts illegal, 2 : javord wears womnpoasss ar heen? yoportar ceudod In ,arouslug pnd keoping constantly | Written to, consented to preside nt the trial, yee Sturdoch only sunt of clarks la wad Hellas, | P reading I Lo ya thet Pf lnere Stes if iludue Glover auld: You will hava to wait | recently culled cua qnuater i ynia city woo uae | alive, tho laser pagsions of thelr natura, | On: the day appointed tho, court convened, | ira trout res ancora evetepinca, Sunday, 26tn | Galpin, Ban Nowe penuind evhoad Me manalers, 1 Keb our aiiewer roady Loforu Wo oi ee y p which wore scarcely less flerco than his own, | Judge Howoll presiding, The ‘Talbot bo InatvatZo'cluck pin. Brianda tnyity Coiatgo Depots, 3 W. Mudlsin, a ove, Htate E Me lob you have ow full iden of the ) reason WHY Nattiral favors wo not OM: were grantud a soverancs from Wyatt. ‘Tho | cy-butula, Toy, (N. ¥.) und \Waalilagton, 0) fons in the wuit, 1-have not yet read | ployod," sald thy chuniist, “4s that they aro pot UP TO A LATE: HOUM LAST NIGHT grout und noted trial of the Talbot brothors | papers pleasd copy, Cait Oi arr ea ae - the bill, which £ understood was to bo’ tied, but | strong enough. Lesldes, they would be very | the brothers were hopeful uf anothor inter- i OANDY. nn’ {cun so. from the aundoneation of It in ‘Tae | coutly, Faw o ee Y—July 22, Cathoring, the balovad wite of IF crete the sirups und. extracts sul . for the imurdor of their father was now en- | ,4{ubY be t. 5 Btora ane ‘niutuwa ite goneral oluracior, “Now whilst itis. | havo tho roindtest relation to tho extenot or tha | quater gaan yc yewMUhtgh thoy. were eo | (erat uvON. Ak oecipled a wholo weok, "Tho, Bh pan senes Fusidulsersl umerald-av. to : Stat hearty saves or thas truo that whon tho Woatern torritury was coded | fruit thoy shamon that wvoouut. ‘the sources | iid arr having lad-& ehgthy intervie twathinony of Drighton.was taken, also the tho dupot of i nals, Cunteal Railroad, “'wontys Eanaoein, mer fea, put ar] by tha State of Virginia to the United States, it | from which thoae ure drawa are numurous The with thelr in ee. istors, usd BL pe uh evidenes of snany from the no! ighborhood. Pt tyre shore, on Baturday, July 2) at gant fet strictly peas wae vonulitioned that 14 xroe tivany ahould be | pinoapple oll of comucrou, walcn le used in | ATO TI alta vehiant Albert was eligaged | Avg age ao, costlfiod, and, after, all the facts IMOLONY—Atitinooks, 11h, July 23; Ellen Molony, {80 GUNTHTIL Comtecueatiyay should he frvo to-do: pubito as such, tho quese | tuy chomtoat butsrie Aokdobtainedtenm rancid | to bo marriuil. Mfrs, Fuloot denounesd tig | Huy circumstances conuooted with tha rime | sigjar ut Fig tor wot, z a Ind been drawn aut for the prosecution Prosecuting-Attorney W, We ieannan A nUIY, nsaisted’ by Jolin Edwards and 8, 2. Bueoli, and for defendants, by Col.: Lafo Dawson, ‘unoval Saturday ws 10 u'clock from Hock Istand dupot to Calvary by carriages, Fh KEMOK—OF cholera, infai onty sun of Zack jorica tion-is whether a State cannot improve such a Thore coriain'y. iW provedout tor te Gamma ey 1 JOU OTL highways hive beed Improved and turiod into tallow or fat. 0 Havore of strawberry, rasp- TY, Orange, apply, aud pdarure qulued fron fuavl-oll or the chomical amyle, Au: oxtraut of vonl-tar known ita methyl, wid bonsolo-nuld, oxe Governor in stron; ma for not commuting, the sentence of Wier ‘eu Hy Bnd manifested c 1m; ‘Brancis Willan, vory bitter fooling, ,,Thls morning the broths oheo. , ni und Dizzle Ke 4S C PARIS. STILE S, JKRANZ'S, 80 State, r Of funeral herontver. turnpike roads for travted from hthaili, aro Alvo- wsod, ors recelvod the Inat sacrament of the Cath: | Judgo Jolnston, and M. G, Moran, and able LLKN—At 13 Howeryeat. Lina 8. daught s Cee TT are eee cee Ie | eae tenol coset: Pryhents ee a coca .olig Church from Fathers Ansalin and Ig- | Gremmontacmade on bath sides “te jury, | chelate De dulonrinoeaarh yours bon Doe oe ase eee re ‘Thia, chanuel - bas beon finprovod by | berry, aro yainud trou oxalic pol eee) nathus, after whiely they dressed and mude | atiar. threo-houre?. doliboration tn the Jury= | Ofdropey ofthe Leary. May Wer sdul rest in pouce. {| <——=—————e tho ‘Uulted " Statos, whlub churges tolls | * Afro auy of thoso aubyiances Injuriols to the | other preparations forthe finul event, Alre. | room, returned a verdict of 7] ptungral saturay, July, 3 ed O'c}ook p, ra. sbary. 6 ‘GAS STOVES: {ERE pot tuo Titivols Cie lag eallectine | Be ET econsarily, bocaueo they’ ara. paturall tone Stora rao Sait it Wan | QUILTY Ov, MUNDEIVIN THE FInsT DRANER, | | ULLIVANE AM huey, tate eatconen, 248 Was 7 NeoTHR SUN pis” dur auehority of. tuo Beats OF iinoia within | prosout fu. tho, Huts thoy. robresmnt,-Osallo | oxevedingly Alteating seen took.” pluee, | ‘The defendunti’ counsel, atter polling the St dbonauug the Dralb. G A THE SU whode Loundarics tho river Is entirely von- | acid ly found in yoosuburrivs, aitrid auld in | About 14 o'clock Chacles, the youngestot tho Ora tes ra. Fela rt ft ftors ie tal ‘To camo down to.the marrow rittavon and Pulladelphia, (Pa.) papora plense + whole thing, tie question {9 whottor the “ piss hua the ri duty, fled 9 motion dn arrest of judgmont ‘and for anew trial, which were overruled, and Judge Mowell. pronounced the deatti nd Treating 0" Jumona, butyric acid in pitie-nppie and tartaria ‘ara ihe vory best. avid tu witios. ‘Taken pire w i nygoquuntl: biothers, who is only wbout 17 years old ate broke completely down, and hoe ered and i copy, tofmprove one of ity publig high. STOVES ate tos they would no doubs bo polsonous.. For ex. 2 pitenco pon the boys, hanine ost ay | —— 5 ways and (o charge for the layprovemont." ianle, oyuulio” of porasaiuit ounoo-obtnined | Degge plteously chat something bo done for | SNC Mot adar af axucutton, tite cas |<. ANNOUNCEMENTS, : : = Whou do you think your anawer will bo | frum bitter ulraonds by wu fortugately. divule ais, OF COUT, ‘ud the wonen, ri} i to the 8! C BY ne reentrman anne nanny 7 MINING TOME lee ‘ido: sok anva.16'06 fan | eucmleat urocoss und: iw.tho, stronyest polson - aud the scene ae almost tmenduruble,, the We eat a Oh a A ot ape Gane of NENEV. ANDREW BONAR, D, D, OF: <i DINING: mn rs x M ' 5 . poring cenar aldo mild pave toeoryauewitae | Youson why tha oxttast_ of biiter “nlaunds, | Mew Talbot reucheds the. dour alo turned. | being set for the aod of” Marchi butat Chat | a tina Heatends ar ey eran iteahim, Sune SOS E Ietrriitioa bu’ the sublet: iF tie | itullan iiyuory, suoutd note ha excl and with a shriek and: Srantleally endeavored to and he yo eutponed unt nt Hah at ar ‘t atta a lending’ winleccrs vee ate ha see bart | Information on joule * ry 5 4 4 ‘on by Ci Vomuniastonurs vunsent, and thoy probably will, | Oh, yea, some of thoee cotubratod Stullau and Bene ; to hor suns. ae taall ae baeated On the Sith of April tlle casa was thoroughly ire, aid wee aca bye atafor ak We wWinitie wilh kid oto ea dine Waar wou after go tata onuct and praveatehe | araifciatdavore, at owe auusule srlacwater, etyti dutio the crowd: "1 hops you wil be | Aud ably, urxued before tho Sunreine Court | altae prvegat midinte post oy andrea Bina ee oo att . q Y i ” 4 " % ” ir, Ramsay for S| ‘a Mfussrs, | mole wi provided, Svat -are cure’ tho futuro action tobetakon” Prnedelious vontial Curae. by eecceepiad b afled when you havo illed iny boys Tuivaaa atl “Younstan for tho defendants, | siatyiuvived. ease ‘oh THR Woe ED, | x C without a struggles Be'even a shudder, Aw | ue popeore, Goust afirmod the judgment of. NEW ULM SUFFERERS Traut oF oranies, but awed ite lavor Lovile tual, rpHE REY, EO, RAY OF HYDE PARK, will conduc! Tourists, tpravoleit if the lawer. Court, and: Friday, June 24, was 1} conduct thA Sunday Schoo! eachers' muet- Plontacs ahowkl Vy CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THMIN KELIeY, \ - | Germuy-Kirsol Weners The iatierta frequsunly the trap opened a gregt groan went up from | fixed upon as the day of Steoution, “The thy today at pon fo ower Berwoll Uall. Tovias NGAN, 1, WEE The. Committoo baving In charge the raising | Bethy but alcohol cbarwod with the extrace ut | the people, pad the @ wad very solew } only hope now left was Executive clomency, = ve of tunds for the Now Ulm sufferers held a meet- | DItter almonds oF tho cyanide of potassium, Tho | and lupresslve, io ns > ae ‘The condummod boys would: have been-glad BUG EXTERMINATOR. es ! nage (chorry-wutor) le duo to the fact that bite 5 ~ gH Gass, - f fa have had tholr sentence commuted to fins Ah Nm cet A el Ned Le = 7 ut the Shorman House yowtorday moralny, | sor almonds have uiuch tho taste of the kernels |’ On tho night of the 18th of September, 1890, | prisonmunt in tho Peyltentiary for lifo wt y rh Mr, Ht, Drand was mado Chalrman, Bail Hooche- | ‘of cherry-pity, whic are supposed to be present | about Do" eek oD heist ot Tatar Noa: | Po ee permet Oy OE ae at . THE POTATO BUC, ODS. mg terSecrotary, and F, Mudlengr Treasurer, Tho | 1 the yenulng Kivsckwasscre It a bee very MY Count alia y Ate Talbot, o tes hard Labor, J, alghough & strone Appeal ) | varmersand eit other men seud for circular of the nik pend 108 O08 nen, auarly all of whom were prosents. By Mad-"| clicmien| laburutory, und primuriyy of stegor:| tiroughout Noriivwkise’ Miseon lot. ¢ ‘ bay ikke eri rp cnened cert L, Wi for other Foasans, he refused. up to almost aud mortally wounded-in Lis own home, by | the last moment to grant such commutation, loner, it rand, A. U, Hestng; Thtodure Aruold, |'sweoplugs. But what is geaulng nuwadayst”, eae tis Bawls Fomw. Company, 6 raterses Chie