Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1881, Page 3

TIE CIICAGO TRIBUNE: SS oP i a ea Oe ie es THE COURTS A Trustee Wanted to Carry Ou? of tho great Empiro of tho pros urring tho samo evening Routh CRIMINAL of sending tor couusel, Tho the differenco between the (wu ¢ at cel 4 : ranted, and ho sant for Col, Jolin it ry ary tho same Fondly ER ed Geof the inost celebraterl crinigal orn he peton pe malts aa 'timely application, of In this State, Col Young, how: —_—_———a—- = “Tn orde 1 y y TT itis necessary to have kilt q Heda ne hale ett"onty SCY | Now Developments in Connection | fiitesthc'ts Meanie tera | Why the Former te Not aa Pros: | LABOR AND CAPITAL. | iicisiit tater Mme i 4 torred x ' brakes, or. preferred, ne Be npath, however, when they wore ith tho Jonnio 0: clined to go. tito tha ens fist yout, perous as the Latter, . KNIGHTS OF TALO. arate orl easton in Maytl ts tho a Provision of the Taylor. . ‘afl stop. wit 6 Jonnie Uramer The matter was continned until the Apectat Dlapatch to The Chicago Tribune. iS at isthe taste for 1 fl Will pe FINOWEUM BROKEN LOOSE. Case, Ss MS Commionwenlth's Waar {tn ae Onnay, N.Y. Atte. 20.—Tho miners’ and | that inidvwives, Have been (own isdevent ss Z PA pelal Dispatch to oe ca roi : portunity lo. get” witnesses from | And Why Ulster Is More Prose | jaborers’ benevolent assoclutions ara boing | the children they havy Just brought Into the wha altars ; a) Baxnronty “iocatelt in thiy elly weyers formers wt eta a Set are perous Than the Other revived! In Seliuylkill, Cotumbla,, Northam: | Tat handy: eee Prercrred ae He Knulekivs fe -a-Million Olam on Which posse ot tn arrela Or erie cit rine | James Malley’s Alibi Spoiled | {icfesh Send tim yo the Penitentiary. for Irish Provinces, berland, Lackawaxen, Liverne, and other | yest it shotild be Imagined that those are the Charter Oak Wants a Fi : : y f : 2 5 : : Sie counties, and Molly Magutres and coal | not mets, Twill give one or two Instances, sit in the oreo wel Tne TN ae, ¢ by th ie mebtmony "ota foarte Ai reat oN econ with fo rentie strikes are feared. ‘The Knights of Talo, “In May, 1877, two women were eanght Foartot thovelty. ‘Cie An ‘ Mr, Allen. 1 sex nist be ir his sinooth volee, whieh he 5 nang of whom linve a strong Communtatic eating a female child. It was prover that pero atmost sulTocating, ‘The creek was uinipulates Mlextorausly. Hy Tho Mfferencs Malnly Attributatile to Tanitenee, hre sowing the secs of dlacard {ho ehitd hatt heen first trugaed ail Fel f Dividend. _- is crimes seont a : 5 os, \- tured Inisensible. ‘The parents sipposing it THE 1. MW. LAXYLOR WITT. ser fowe aa ie: poles a trol iis tn rine Clilet of lative reeolvedt nietter from Variance in tho Bystems of among colliery operatives, who are very | tu be dened vated it. Mites won Te Hobart Chathelt ‘Taylor,.tho minor soaof hla cre rormucd. ‘SHG fro Should, the ofl eateh | Malloy and Jennie. Seen To- Komiur indy tte Wilmington, Ne Coy in whicll Land-Tenuro. much dissatisfied with the £240 busts it] mediately divinterred tt. restored It to la | Inte father, Honry Hobart Taylor, tiled a bill in fanks of tha str woud ba doomed to se- sata i Siestutes tint he lind imutried her and de. f waged, ond those well acquainted with the | senses by antidotes, and then fuserted tees | the Clreift Court yesterday against Albert fir, the Wig Ay or ditto the Water-Works, gether on the Fatal lrl- Rerted her some monthy stiee, and she erled F situation any the Inauguration af a bitter | throngh its side aud siicked the blood from | Keep, Henry F, Hames, Honry W. King, abd Pe eT day Evoning. ( tee. It isn alngulat colneidence To the Editar of The Chieaga Tribune. und wldeaprend strike at almost any day | the heart Chis happened at Port au Prince, | uthers, uskine for tho uppolutment of a trusteo poalling the city SUDDEN i H cece aidaGiver arhiels sess | DprNnuna, Scottaidy Aug. H—Atter ning | would not sitrprise thom In the feast. alle was the unthor of “Recollections of | to earry out tho sixth clauso of Mr. .Tay- MED LO DEATIL terday took Marvin fram the train to fall was | weeks! busy trevel ft Treland, and ten days in elles and Hyrutn published In IWsand of | ove will It waa thorein provided | that Sine teh to The Chleago Tribune, ‘. . tint which had taken hincand his aipposed | Seotland f find” myself in Edlabury, the OSCODA, MICIE. * Tecards df Shelley, Byron, ete.” (two vole | the executors should fnvost a -sum- of hotell Da te ne ie John fiake, | Thomas .A. Marvin to Be Tried | pride to the depot on the necaylon of thesturt { *Athous of tho Hritish Iates."” One could hardy | Deruorr, Mich, Aug, 2—The strike wt | tnlesd, published in irs, Tn this Instauen- | $0.00 in” Inleratchonring | seourities for Kansas crry, Mo, t Be it Mt ‘hve Fura for Bi id ou the kipposed bridal totr, Somecominent | inngine ao yrent adiitercnes between nations, | the [argu snw-mllls in Uscodu, this State, tne Manag altuna Ain nays n Argleteuervet coln- i vena 3 ac Aa ulapleleant, tha revenue employe of the Fort Seott allway, was for Bigamy, Forgery, an Was ereatod this mornin at daybreak by the | evon distant from amt forelan to each other, as | quzurated Inst week, still continued at lust | [ylbigul to nemory ey sro. s augit, between bumpers while passing ! douth without Issite, this suin was to go to the the freight yard of the Kanans Clty, Larceny. chalked’ I, big letters on tho pavement; | (ere {sbotweon Seotlans and Ireland, Mowe! | accounts, “Lhe Sheri! niu n poss Iscavery oh Malu strest of the following, for the former he entortained @ alncere re Ilome of tho Frit fad been | gard. and it was a his oplnfon that londicse, Tho propor. invests hn 4 i} e 13 | thoy uro portions of one Governinent and sepe- | driven off. ‘The strikers want 0 Shelley's boat was not wreeked by the iments wore mare and interest palit, but on Feb, sano & Connell 1shutfs yards to-tay nnd init ae rate amuatration of whatite. vn rated only by 0 channel less than twentsefvo | working hotics from autden suuall: In the Day of Via teal, but 4, Jaen the exeoutors ontalned their antan h6 Lantly Killed. Blake attempted to cross | John Sheridan's Marder Discovered to | tre ling been mate, nor ix any now appre | Mlloewhle, Whilo ireland I at a standstill or | inills linve shout down, that the Hitle vessel was run Gowtt | will makes,no provision for tho apppiotment of wien tro ears, when © switelrenging ry hiendud, Marvin is securely gunrded in jail, | Fetromrading, business of atl kinds poratyzed, ee by an ttatlin | fishing felueen and that | auch, the Court of Ghancory te arked to apogint punted [nto the extreme end of the. fralit Haro Been tho Work of Mol- Se TP every Industrial purgult prostrate or snnihl. THE COERCIONISTS. the object was piinder, ‘The feltiecas Atruntuo tn tuke custody of and invest the $= gx the wifortiniate, man qn, crushed tun . lyeMugutres, ABDUCTED His WIFE. Inter, Seotland is busting with notivity, hume 2 a ote jaw, (tenes cralt, carrying Inquestion, fair. Heteaves 0 wife Aid even ehlitren, ; o's IOWA Citys Ine Aug, —There was no-| ining with Industry, antt overy branch or bul: | An Of Day at Lake Wu Uatized to | pindoratious teens Cant tele s OVER JIALF A MIDTION. - a 2 c 8 5 wire that Shelle | Ate: ce sacle Dieseh to To CNenoo Tribune. | | AL Peaceful and Humane Colored Man J obiuevion of Mrs, Stoln by her inwbaml. ) cotorprieo which aro murpeising ven 10 an") yore mas lttio of Interest abot sester~ | buy ull at‘ scan eruwun witch he hat obs] County Nattouel Bani and. orhore wna reterred yauranatzo, Ind, Aug. 20.—John Tuddy, alled to His Door and Shot Mry, Stein soems to hava property in her | Amertean. day's proceediugs ut Lake Mut it was | talned fram lis bauker at Leghorn. ‘These | some ago by Judge Drummond, of the United g manufacturer of tombstones, was killed own right, and, fearing that he (Stelu) |" Tthink tho Scotch and Irish ora agreed on | decidedly an off day there, so fur as tho | exclted thelr eupldity, and benring down on | states Circuit Court, to Mastor in Chancery E. tousy wile fonda oe Dead. : swould orbs ines igentrol of te by a. Jud one point, and that is, that Ireland is “temperance” work vas concerned =a sort Me baat Pues: ne ra a utter atid eft 13. Sherman, This was abill fled by ‘the In- fle wos in the box, pulling a one, ment in her (Mra, Stein's Nn] NATURALLY TUB BETTER CoUSTHY,— — | ot vaennt space between tho: convoention f S team ran BWFAY. He was caught anddragged, a - 4 in i" I if y t dlyoree sul, now pending, fie | go thine tne eauso for the atriking dliference in | Just closeu nnd the Stato ‘Convention whieh iy | ‘Fills thoory 1s borne out by the fact that the | er oohon Roars (as sanslenes of); AER: c rt f Stay Stephens & Co. of Now York, to downward, for two blocks, ‘The bnek THE TENNIE CRAMER CAST. | | concluded to take forcible. possession | tho condition of tho two countries and tbo two | 10 open this morning. Just ta fill up the time, starboard aunrter of the Bont was stove tty | cmnnol tho Hecolver of tho." Coole” bed deraiiwas broken In, He lived four | | New Haves, Cony Aug. 2—Blanche | o¢ sire, Stetu, He hiretl a eatrlage, wont | peoplos isa subject requiring tho most earerul | thers Was arracged a conference of fewlersto | that there. wax no tree of the brie af | yfeiney Sautonal | Hank | to” pay a, fours. He was 30 years old, and leayes o | Douglass, implicated In the Cramermysters, | 1) the house af her frlends where she was | tidy, and even thon tho proper solution inay | discuss tho question of Inculeutating "temper- | money when the boat was raised tu the alien Ge claim alleged to bo due thar frm wifeand baby. Was removed this evening from Sherilt | Miviog amt, ander. tho pretenss of inaking | Not herenched, ‘The difteulty may lay deener } unen™ principles In acho! children," Avout 100 | surfuce aud balled ont, although everyting | ied by counsel for vot allies, ‘butt th ay fea nos ACT Jerks house to Jail, H.C. Allen has gual her a present, seized hur, dragged her o {he } than ther Jand nwa, idoener than rallelen. as poople wers on the grounds, pita tenis or efie was ttaet, Capt, ‘Hyetuveney, with ‘Leigh bovtog red an oupariualty to heard sich aoa ie} i BRW « je Cramer an varringze which he had in waithig, and drove | deep as the social structure thous! 10 apn oss Y 4} an yron, placed the remus a! " A gis now in progress and wi Te in DecLoedl tealghi Teoma seailoy ioavefredelits Hullainye about | ublaly away’ Ae hots suuppoded to bea | Land irs and religion have’ molded tho social Half had out in an gpnearancy fo lisiew tothe | Joy on the funeral sre, applying, the. braixd provubly consume al the waok. CLEVELAND) Coy te Vane fal 2 te leers | structure, i to the frel which consuined the body of the jon. reo W. Andrus, of the Lake Shore 2 : saath th unt to enmity, there ¢ tf shers wus beld ata | ill-fated poet, and plousty gathering up his Arent Geo MT mekaliiod serlous fraetiire | Positively Identifted “James Malley. ‘his ‘ eee EE aoe ot eee eS hetieer there, (in'siee neabe SE eee ea crce Clarke strcet | ashes, which hu afterward forwardett to fils reset testi it fs clalmeil, demolishes Matley’s a Soetie ibhie Feels 6 ten We: iaing, ‘Ibo tench | faintly Inan turn, ‘The erities did not recety he left leg in jumping from n bugay with | estimony, Ibis claimet’, cemo! es y"s MURDERED. peoples, or muny of thom nt toast, which finds | Chapel, Mary Allen West proaidiny. he tuach= |. faut fies he ork tes aes Hise nits arins while the horse was run--) siibl. : Speeiat Dispatch to The Crttase Troan Tepression In tho moat Boverc critiolam, ‘Tho | Sts Prosent, komme twenty-five or thirty tn_num- | lis blographies very Kindly. It was nsserted tls boy int hig arins x Correspondence New York Tribute. . | > ber, represented Chicigo, Pouria, Hockford, and | of him that theycontained “one word for vay. ‘To-lay It was found necessary q op ; Musiecox, Mich, Aug, 20,—The body of } trian claim that thoy Shave not eon ruled | towns {0 tuwa and Tilnots. Byron, two for Shelley, and ten for ‘T'relaw- Ing aig tho lem, and Andrus snow Inn | , NEW Haves, Aug. 27.—Threo weeks azo tS yon, ey, a Nell McKinnon, aman about 45 years old Suited” Kingdom, | Mrs. MoH, Villars, of Panu, IL, spoke upon a aye 9 Moyectieal condition, and the doctors sny | this morning the body of Jonnle Cramer wns | yng found inthe lake near one of the mttl Be Ene aie env orp ry See ealdvenmment: “Way We Shouid ‘Teach Temperaten In the thee we eestivls Luow Ie may IC Ue wuedisputent Mschatces of recovering or «ying are evens decoverat solntne In wit ue tide apdavn docks this morning, and ‘it Ins all appear- | —but as a subject, ® dependent country, fevanee' waa wad tango ns and the latu veternu Caplan, — | Rock Bench, Since then: jurymen, cow- . s riclous will f the Nation. ‘Then GASOLINE EXPLOSION. sels, detectives, and ellizens have been | Mees of having been badly used. ‘The faco | whose only rights wore tho cap! 8 or tho xoncral welfire of the Nation. i vn vgevernt ptnces, the worst cut {of a centralized ond selfish monarchy. | eho sald thot, inasmuch as schout children re- VOUDOU HORRORS. Special Dispatch to The Chteaco Tribune. engaged in tracing the circumstances of Hane rat right oye ‘The pockets were | Many intelligent and well-meaning Scotchmon | warded tholr teachers ts wutborits on every Decaten, Il, Aug.20.—A can of gasoline | her denth, but these are — still | pulted out, and all that could be found on | think tho Irish propto aro tho authors of thoir sat it upsets, ipo ‘vant who ots Galiibatinnd-Openty Beeetiedd in ake exploded in tho dwelling of Mr, and Mrs. |. involved in mystery. Blanche Douglass’ | the hody way some photographs of tho de- | own misery, ‘They say that tho Irish aro fac- | because Inciiuutions and habits found in chil | Istand of Mayel by Serpont-Worahips [flak James, near Maron, inst evening, and | toot public statement was that James Malley | ceased. A Coroner's jury caine to the con: | tious, discontented, and wore glvon to revolu- | dren were not eradicated, the eehoo! wus tho tes, James was so dreadfully burned that d a ach wrompernnice.” Sra. Villars said | CPM Horie Tine tnx. hr, James Will pow | Cirtlod the gifl In hits arms to his room, Mer Pete aaa mntrcerel a tlonaty tendencies than to ponceful pursults | Pinon te tench" rompernnce” Bite Vijoards to | _ Sone months ago an Englistinan of rank albly dle. % * thut in Belleville, Ih, t fess! y much Tight ot seentls, i and niorality, They bold that tho Catholic re- | counteract the effects of Temperance Bands | and fortune, after thoroughly exploring the weerctols conto ab that “es ual it 15 tho waiutds, Decenset, Wy, gee ah Uelew Da aorta peplaeis 4 Of Hopes" Grdorad tho teacherd in the public | Weg Indies and visiting pa of “thy Span- 1 1 ts I a and had the earnuce | Spain, 5 | ish M 7 druteeds ewe] was Invited to thostalloy atroots Hrlday noon, nnd had the appeataice | ctandine tli, though tho world besides isad- | A a1Ass oF Hein moron Tinie ecuorans | Hit Muln in ls yuels, camo to. tits tho others bud come touttend the Conv m " Hee T:4h Friday ovening.. At the jall to-day. ho ey ember for DIVORCES. illen Miller, formerly Elten Jones, fled abil In the Superior Court yesterday, asking for a divorce from her husband, Francis Amil Miller, Tho complainant was the widow of Frederick W, Jones, who died {n 1865. -Bhe wan married to Miller Deo, 10, 1807, and was desctted by bln Jan, & 3803. A daughter, Julia Eliza- beth, now 1} years old. was tho result of the union, Milleris of druoken and improvident habits, and js untitto Luve the custody of the duughtor, but he threatens to obtain possession of ber, Mra, Silllor, since ber desertion, gave up the namo of Miller in disgust, and reauined her namo of Jones, and this nume “she desires to adopt fenally. As heiress of her fathor, Sfiathew Ledwige, she owns fu feo Lote h, i, % 8, 28,20, 00,1, In Block 84, of the Calumet & Chitago Canal & Dock Com- pany's Subdivision in Sees, band 6, 37, 15, and ‘sho asks that, with a decres of divorce, her hus- ; baud may be divested of hig dower Interest In 4 ——— Ps GORED TO DEATIT. Ciernnati, O., Aug. 29,—William Reed, : country on his way home, Whils | the proports, . 1 trangerhere. | vancing. They refor you to oncon week, and tell them atiout its excel- A + tfamer living three milles from Urcenyilte, | house for’ suppers | The testimony of, the <2 = . ‘TI NONTIL OF IRELAND, ait from fer use are ady tt aa ’ sset ye Seal tho Clreule Louie yesterday agains her Eanban a -Q, mas gored to death by ils own bull. | others is that only Nght wine was drank, | Tt MOLLY-MAGUIRES, where thore isn larye diffusion of ‘Trotestant | Tesuitiog from As usc, the Indy etl ) tho vessel's log und certain passages In} August. ‘They were marcied Nov. 10, 80. Bun sf Whilethe neighbors drove the bull away, | is fully bellevad now that, 1f so, tho wine ws Rorcial Diswatéh to The Chicago Tribu Tnutiment as well asSeottish blood. ‘The lutter | §atq° Heung nt Gorman” anluonkecpers, | lls own diary to the Inspeetion of Amerlean | now uceuges hii of a long carver of drunken: a cs, Reel dragged her husband's dead body | drugged. * . + Onnan, N. ¥., Aug, 20—Thoi murder of nituenes, a8 tho S¢otohman | To substantiate wont sho said regarding the | friends who carnestly advised hin to pursue | Ress and cruolty, She, by her qwa Inbor, bought ‘ SRC may bave sume {i 4 and Improved: tho property known a8 No. 0 OE outof the barnyard, There {a atill n contilet’ of testimony con- | Jolin Sheridan, of Oregon, night-watehmun | gues there with all tho solf-rulinnce and sturdy | Bellevillo Board, she retorred thy mevtiny t0 | tho hints thereln given with an eye to'con- Perry street, and wisues to be sccured In her ree Sarath B. Davis and Mrs. Huchanon, of ownership of the same. 2 ‘ ly R : A , ventrating public attention on the progressive corning who of the four were ut Iedetiffe’s | of tha Pennsylvanin Coal Company's works | independence inberited from bls ancestors; and | jeitovilic. cen pI n the progress Yestaurant on ‘Thursday evening at about 10 | at Pittston, Pa., which, occurred Saturday, | posstbly the former, though that may be ‘Thy question * tow Shatl We Teach "Temper: ‘ rolanse tity bathers OF poctety An. te vase oteloete = Fue testimony o€ those {ut eluntae wee aiyeAtonnives.. g ae bear Invest ane tain relther of those conclusions be cor: a? elmer og tower Mewkimball of island of Mayti” This ndviea he seas to of Molly-Mai . yard y - ether 8 a Mri. Palani Mrs. u ‘ a 42 tad Waller Aialeg vores au pipnels See ey be kande in: the case. ft fing been | rest ur not,an uuprejudieed stranger t8 likoly | Wiseouslit, and goveral other, ludies spoke in | have taken, for we find in London Vanity } this connection, Thuy agreed that the School | Feely of Aug. 18 the tollowing resumé of his y coal and fron police ‘that the ff 7 Hess, cre Walter, and James is that they three were found hy the eoat ary nae vis supposed to tovonclude that tho Irish pooplo nreathrifiless, | Hoare of the different cites and towns | observations: CANADA. MANRYING A DEAD WIFE'S SISTER. gpeetal Dispatch to The Chieaco Tribune, St.Jony, N. B., Ang. 29,—To-vday in the Divorce Court Judge Wetmore delivered STATE COURTS, Henry safran brought an acton{in the Cireuit Court yesterday to recover $2,000 damages froin Cie Marmin Domedden, $. “* Genry Decker sted Ward A. Deight In the p fc desire to agitate; | should be nppeated to to Introduce regue oe " re eS decks : S there, ‘This 1s not at all credited here, ‘The | have been entirely suspended has reorzan- Andoloat pale Te eer eicut No frees pe | ae ee eae ee tee boukA into ie ree etiaion ot Llasth ts ostenstul f Ate Superior Court to recover $00 inant action of judgment In the caso of David Pugh vs. story. of Rawlings aud John Henry, tho | Ized, and regular mectings ace held mghoy SealasGnE MAG tINL EF comptatit are iutolorntily achools, just ns ony, othor text-bnoks nnd nearly 100 priests are established in ee te Ca Ee ee eee ee Seed: cameo inst US UCOE STS OES Tpnrereive, ‘The excursionist why husteis over Insirnete hae aeinor rua pula ‘and fatal to cuuntre, but they are really” poatless in the ITEMS. K oculo, and declaring tho murriage vold | terday, as. Mr.” Bullman salt Inst a tho country is most Uikely to farm the mostun- | both body and soul, ‘Che orgunizing of * bands | face of secret religion eitlled *Voudou’ or | There willbe nocall of tho Inw calendars In + upon the ground that the defendant was the |Wzht, showed — plainly that the four]. RROKE TAIL“RECAPTURED, cee Stnblocof the two conclusions, walle muro | Of hope” was also carnestiy tezed, serpent-worship. the superior Court untit Sept, 19, The calenilars eS sisler of a decensed former wife of the plain. | passed. Chursday, “night in the Malley | En, Pa., Aug. 9%.—Stephen Coleman and is ik The professors of ‘Voudou,’ who have ‘ Before the Teavhors’ Cunforence was hetd, the wf lodging room over tha restaurant In 0003 | saute Surtas, two desperndoes, stceeeded | ee a Me et ortan univorant and n | (MCE EnTONRON NE a Te Oe erty | the, surpent uousg An enelt line woud (nx ee TT see ee ccy and. Twining, | it getting out of Jull to-day through hole | Giscontenteo provalent must bo the outgrowth | Sito Woman's Cutistian ‘Temperance Vnlon | originally eante, {ruil tho Congo coast, nid two of the best ' wituesses tho State has had, | In tho roof. ‘hoy. madu for the Inke, but | o¢ E met and elected tho following Viee-Presl- | Wore of the tribe called Mand! cae cele according to Its counsel, haye testified to | being discovered were hotly pursued by offl- s A DUEP-SEATED EVID. Sonts to participate Fs ubtats, Contentions Drated for thelr skill Med Sandler art y gonna, an Met eumaesor in ied ‘Bhey jumped Dito, Hie wate Aue ‘Allmust admit tint ™ the common poopie’ In | Aitet Die er tra, Mrs dei. iobbe, For | Polsonery, and forfbelng serpont-worshipers, contain ail pending cases, and will be ready for distribution at the Clerk's office to-morrow morning. : ‘The Superior Court Chancery catendar will be rendy for distribution rhis weok, but will nut be called regulurly untilSept. 2. Front Sept. 8 to «tlt and justifying the plaintiff in instituting: the proceedings, the wife having left her husband's home some years ngo and rejected hisentreaties to her to return, The fus- and was directed to pay the costs, ‘Tho ty 20 Judge Jameson witl hear aiich cases on tho si now’ . ‘e Provinces of Loluster, Muuster, -] dolegutes to the Nutionul Convention, which is | child-slayers, nud caunibals. ‘They appear to | § ber eat ei “ meet, and did meet, at Tanlton, in the | hor, according to the testimony for the State, TRAIN-WRECKERS. tions thut) «othe «owenlth «fs =most une | inutor, p eis q y ler French rule pared, which will contain all undisposed cases. cae ‘The call wil _cammenco Monday, Sept. 1%,.at I ! a. me’ Next Friday wilt be tho fast day of sery- ‘ lee for the September term of the court, Stieof Maine, where such murringes ore yeraltted by the laws of the State, und were paried, Intending to resido in New Brunse wick, ‘They lived toxether as husband snd swifefor eloven years, and had several chil- dren born to them, but the wife's consclence tela awakened to the lmpropricty of the opartlage, Gnder the pretense of visiting “Iends'tn the United States, sho wont to Mochester, Ne ¥.. and refused to return hone, alleging that she expected at the time of the marriage that her husband would sell ovttls property tu Naw Brunswick and re- nove tothe United States, It was elnimed forthe defendant that she, being domiciled InaState where such a marringe was allow- able, was entitled to holt, the contract valld. s ded, | Tespoctively, Mra, fsavella Jones, Sirs. VB. | they were obliged t practice thent in secret. and the two linve been traced there as late ay Bpectal Disoatch to Tne Chicago Tribune, equally nud | seemingly wnjuatly aubeidade Carse, and Mra. M.B. Willard. ‘The Stute Con- mi was, haven laity owlag to ‘the half-past 9 ‘Testimony yet to be produced dy A 20,—TN 13 . | that a small class aro the possessors of fabulous | vention is to confirm those nominations. power of “Vontdon? that Haytl was lost to carries the history.on Miwon, Ind, Aug, 20—Thero ts sup | Vohith while miltions aro in tho raoat nbject |» inthe evening thoro wus nceuural meeting tn | We Erde, “Many of tha Presitents hav Feo eee or inst might: ‘There is | Posed to bon band of traln-wreekers, and tho | Yroteteduess and. fomlatarvation: and that | tho Tabornaclo, widrosiod by stise, Frances. 2 ne raped. ouany of the residents ave é 0 t horities are searching for them, Within | pio san ‘ven Ti Wilinti, Prof, Gritiin, of Chleayo, and others. ue = et an unbroken’ history now up te this time | autho 1 thousands of famihes aro bolue driven trom | “Nye. Eitzabeth G. Hibben, of Peoria, ts Prest- | eanot or will’ nob suppress it, aud ft flours {0:0 p. me Fridny], and James Malley, Jr, | the.past three weeks several ttn pat MVE | thelr bomnes,—homes held for many gonerations | dent of the Miinols Wornun'a Christin Temper- | Ishes openly. -1t would be {proper for me. was with her. Jennie was at Savin: Hock in | been made to wreek Balthnore & Olio trains by tholr ancestors,—thus depopulating tho best | unco Union, wolotr Isto hold its Efhth Annual | te glva up my nuthoritics,. It is sufticlent to With dr -eonatantly for wooks, She lind ASSASINATED crucl and extortionate rents. ‘Tho ‘lord oly | ings will embrace tho annual ‘nddress of tho | ine py yOWiti ease ‘Out Ot over 200,000 Ine fF vi "i is wills that his vast domain bo converted into Peesident, reports of officers, addresses, and ur hare “ ‘Gnd ote crenata eee Maile ae Viexenuna; Aug. 20.—Charles Aaron, & | onsture, and his-tenuntry—autouhthons of the | ranzements, for futuro work, Silss Frances Arablearits ot Haytt there 476 only po.ab0 that Pador the elreumst anes Jair yo dean | colored draywian living near tho City Hospl- | Fort—aey pusted froin thole cablnelres with the | 4 Willard tha National Tesifents Is expected | ee sie oe this raltzion have got abe ditler the testimony Hi me beett fiver tal, Aye ess to ius den a Te hook anit point of Brits s bayonata: The lnw at Da " ve —————— solute power, owing to their knowledxe of ha inst bd called on to giv ce of | shotdead by an unknown party, Vigilant | meant to rome a ov, or nt foust ameliorate herb-polsoning and of tho sntidotes, Owing het f When did, hie leave her, If he knows | aiforts aro inaktng to Hiseover the nasasit. | tho hardships; but the wily agent, ina vust ma- BEER AND BELIAL. to this knowlodge, whieh nothing will Iie ne in CRIMINAL COURT, ! Jesse Raymond, charged with burglary and bs stealing 100 pair of boots from John Carter, cor- nee ot Adams and Halsted streets, on; the a of Juno, was on trink. Tho case was not conciuded ut timo of adjournment. JUDGMENTS. Coyvessioxs—Henry N, Brunton, ot al. v8 nu ‘The Taylor Patent Roofing Tie Company; $B. THE CALL. ’ nothing of: her death? Why dit he leave | Aaron was untir nursing the ‘sick ty of ctses, forced tho tenants, under thrents duce them to divulge, thoy cen polson either | dupce Druxxono—In chambers, J a Court found against this contention. her, after being with her so much and being | during the epldenie of 1878, _f derity. of oases, int 3 Westervillo’s Annual Whinxky War. slowly or quickly, painfully or the reverse, DAL GARONEN—Nos, TH, 135, 198, 140, 147, , AGILE REIEG PENG: herescdtt Kriday ght? He cannot escape . of oviction, to sign a contract virtually waiving Dispateh to Cinennatt Enquirer, and can prochra ‘a death-llke sleop.. ‘They | 1% 1. and 24. ° De nm i ‘ a Ble"L: Fe these anesttons. Tlu hag got to come rightto SuOT TWO BROTHERS, Fag oe ert SO et foro a Suse) Conusnus, O., Attg, 2.—The Westerville } are consequently resorted to by people who 29,—, i‘ tf i. In tha th "= alr ky y rr wish to get rid of others either for galn, from Court, he ‘will put thom questions that will | Hires aulles from. this piace, on Saturday IS OT WONTIE TALKING ANOUT. * village, und there Is un | 8 ‘The geeret. poisoning Is eateled to au Ince them whore they ought to be.” dtr | nlelt, Dick Willlamson, in a quarrel, shot inndionl: defathier the -agouts as (iho tira: °° bucolle visitors, Westervitle Is the seat | onormonsextent. It gues on, indeed, under Doollttle, the County Attornoy for the State, | two brothers, Scott aud Jnmes Tipton, Scott Bd bare al Wieeatite, may tales tuerene {Of Olterbeln University, but better | tho name of *Ovl? wherever negroes are haa the ‘roputation of-belng unsparing and | ‘Tipton will ‘die, Willinmson was arrested | SNS tenant weouover oF for wontever | known as -the plice where they blow up | found. tn Uaytl, while the French hind the Mae pabls, ue weosu-qucattonl aK, ilo fs 4 | yesterday at Zuteska. cave ho xees Ht, Should he want an oxciwe.to | snioons, and thelr keepers, too, with guu- | island, It was steriily' repressed,—tore so Brunvinne, Ont, Aug. 20,—Chilef of Po- fice McKinnon, In an exhibition of lnmuner- throwing ut Montreal, Saturday, beat all pre- yous records In America, Me threw the heavy 08 feet i> . ih ence feet 3+inehos; tho Nght, RUSH FIRES. the front and answer. Whon ‘T. E, Doolittle ania A FAITHLESS EMPLOYE. Arrest of an Embezzler from Pittaburge Adolph J. Schade, yeneral bookkeeper for the ‘Third National Bunk of Pitsburg, Pa. who ub- sconded inst November after misappropriat- — 0] 4 t a = ul ing some $3,000 to $10,000 of the bank's mone; a, “Phe black-moustached man hus been found SUT IN ‘THE LEG. Be a a ee te ee hes ovlet Toe i wilere ‘The locality has » greater Speke Hee are ie waa ot ns ore wan ani aterian at his homey Notts angiamToy, Ont Ang. 20. Bush fires aro | to bo, Jarry Ford 0 Rowan aporlive mais | ~ ___sreciet Dicateh f9 Zh Cdeuge Tribune AGN DBler we seo moro thritt, less wretohod in pruporion to alzotinnnuyother rezion | £Supbressell terror provallsumong all classes | North Clarie trect, upon a warrant.” sworn ying forests alot N vi ye Ys vi ONIN rk, aes days | S ore: &y ph * tan Pegparests atone the ne of the Kinge- | oO) at gavin Jtook this morning by Chiet | Hor Sriunas, Ark. Aug. 29.—A few days | ness, and less hegaary. Theo ure fore very | in Ou eon but little out In Pittsburg before Ald. J, 8. Kene nuedy by A. Kivber und Charles Schwarz, charging him with embezzlement. The com- Plaluunts aro two of soveral well-to-do citizens who wore upon 4 bond of $10,000 given by" Shade for tho falthful and honest performance te of hig unties in tho bank, where ho hud been 4 einptoyed for nporlad of nbout thirteen years, i and first as crrand-bLoy, On the eve of the dis- covery of bis shortage, Slade left Pittsburg ¢landestinely for New York, ond inJanuary last ythe lo, The denlzens hive “ithe great fensta af *Voudou? ara at é nga seyeral drunken negroes and white | large and toss very atanil holdings, Tho land troubled with saloonssinoe they blew tp the stuns vhits: ey the shot Piteay and tidy Gyan men got Into w row at Contro Point, Ark, | mofevenly disteiluted, Thyre ary tuch wore | wretched Curbin three years axa, “Chey ind, Christus, ab Whitsuntide, and ut Easter, did ni c Vother crops gown by avtnal cultivas tt rely ROUGE OL Wi e “| fhe drum is beaten at midnight, and Aug, 4 and 6.Ie otruin Jennie Cramer, | which resulted. in. a young white man aaa ue aiving mere 1WvOr to he Poor, and however, 1 lively speck of war there todays | the people assemble. 4 " ‘hen Corblins ‘The earenwny com- It wag he who-vatsed the covering. from hor 4 a Yionso populnuvn, Tho'peo- | Wilel reuinds one oe the tiuve when Cor! menves. by the most terrible onthe body ‘on Saturday -inorning, When Mra, patted Vanghan bolng serfausly:shop tn the Se Tea ecaption of aeile pour partion Ne Llotul was a inass of shivered tinbers. | With cae Tekin of good position pal y sot Mutter recognized Intun, twlig seen lilm the ie hone, County, aro. in iw comparatively | cach recurring falr comes the wicked ngrl- | caught with his fanily eating a saniall boy. evening before at.the flying horses, tle hns AN OLD QUARREL gout coniition, “They aro usually ex- | cultural porso trot, whieh the brethren ean- | \nothor was found ed to t tree close by. no brogue, pudsaye fe dovsnot drintc, so Mes. C. i Ky,, Al 20, "y ford cmpt from, tho orrora of ‘famine | not stop, and a vendor or two of Hawd dam | ing ian was poltited out to me. Poe ao iy Matec abot his ap: | CATEETTABURG, Ky, Aug, 20—Yestorday | and bogmury. ‘This portion of Iroland is goner- J nation, which Is the Westerville name for | “sy ihose oltenses were punished, in ane ance. He und a friend wore with tho | evening Jake Meek shot C, 1. Lawhon atthe | ally free from rovolutionnry. agitation und out- ‘| heer, which they are determined t9 squelch | ogse by a month's. In deen mt, fan tl aintiat the shore ‘Churaday evening ant one | Meek Hotel, tho ball entering the free below | bursa of Inwtesnoss, and Is noticuahiy fortis ale 1 iy 42 totes all the powder In town, ‘ 1 mene, tn te THE STATE CAPITAL, Meensod to Orgautze—Rogistoring un« der the Pharmacy Act, Spciat Dirpateh to he Chtcaan Tribune, Sprixarierp, Tih, Aug, 20.—The Seeretary of State to-day issued licenses to organize, 08 flows: ‘The Colehonr Bullding and Loan Be - 3 st omy. ther by six weeks’ Imprisonment, tho fear is city. He has sh arried Asoctation, Cololiour: 95 * Core a y 4 aunce of rel coats and broad-shoutdered pullcos ‘Aut owilssury of, tha Evil One, Nick White | CHSr, 9 T} came on to thisclty. He hay since married a Dini, Hee eae thi a. kot: | Hemety Rinee: ikhe'woman was tues aveny | {heusnt. te we prod nel ducati was tne | "2 1 18 Forty _,- | Byatumnes in antleipation at the ‘alr, vecured | Of Youdou not nllowing @ groater punish | very estimablo young woman, to wham be was Tenger, John Gustafson, Erle Forsberg, ia beach wagon, and it was this party | result of au old quarrel. y enenred prior to his defatcation. How he con- couled ghis whereabouts ‘from bis Pitta- bung, Sequalutances 18, not -ensily, ne- counted for, Oflicor Pontes, in whose bands tho warrant was placed, came to Thly elt} several weeks ao, and talline tb And. % any traco of hia man left tha wurrant in the a hands of Detcotives Stmutons and Loughlin, who ite 2 | the latin the rear of the Corblu itotel, and ef . tla dittere ‘n January, 1831, elzht people were fned whieh attracted-nttention on Meadow street, tol afe th alt te cereniog, dh. the serial horritton the burgers b ate peop! ——— rr pegs ie "4 for disiuterring and enting corpses, ‘Thosa who saw than confounded ‘Thursdas * coi enor ih the soll. the peopl, or thole rollg- | Joad of beer, wiilel he beran to vetull. “Lie } “say the sane month the neck and shoul and iidday Mghts, He saw dennle, or: thy @ THE RIGHT HAN SHOT, No, .109 fone Thy goll, nevordiny. Tdiha authority of vory: | 1b is now bwned by Brother Hontersons 8 ) ders or aman were exposed for ana tho parson Whose bods: hy recogntzad gho next | Thomas Tyson and wife, Hviug at No. 109 | inidnivent irishnien, 8 uo bottor in Ulster than | strong Proltbitionist, lie was wuch exer | warkut at Porta Princo and wore purchased Moning, at. the fiylne Homer and heart | North Halsted strect, are, according to a polle |"ty many places where wrotencdness und diant | clsud, ts he Nad leased the Jot, not Knowlus | anu identitled by an Evplish medical man, deunte Bog dha young man who waa with | report, a curious pair, Some threo woeks ago a | fection ary most pepealents whe pouplo inal | that tt was to be used fora bear buuth. Legal tn February, 1881, at St. Mark's, Kot her to tike her olf the horses, Ho has beon | youn tan.named Edward Curroll beoume | to provinces nro iriah, and those of tho South } process tu eviet White would consume three ‘ 4 GW W, Gallistet. The Calumet Horse & Dumny Nallway, organized .to cone ut Q atreet-rallway In Hyde Park; Mle, rane o'We er Co Gh Kin Th, Watriss. E.G, C! Audrew Pexin, . The Tiltnols Teleutrie Manus , bringing ini huge | h aeas . wee | so-called. “pork was sold: tous nip. In it | mado the arrest yesterday, Sebude is a vory : » atulg Company, Chicago: capital, $3,000,- | subpamnad as a witness, onamured of Mra. ‘Tyson, and by smooth suy> Rt td er ring eae Ure Ly days pe tho Joust, sat by that una the Falr ware diseoverott the fingers and fugor-natls pleusantuppeariog business-like man ofl yoars, ~ a Whi eeotators, Charles Avateponakd C1 'Blanahe Dongliss will be put in initelthor | igs and plenty of whleky bo induced hor to | hrseatoh—whonre more yiven to intemperioee | Would He hi i iho: year Kale Witte (-ochuman being. ‘This pork’ wasull Identl- | and feale hig position far moro keenly u Aiwktey, Heury W, Booth, Willian { Page, tomlehtor Monday, according to Jtstles Met: | ploknp her duds” aud Jeave hor husboud for | thun. the (Jvieb, und ire no more indus. | Was aiather remedy —aaoly s fh LAKE WE Ate | ed as human flesh, than | defaulters os 4 cliss ure wont Hants Harker, Daniel i “Flunery. Tie | eait. Mr, Buel anys tho testimony yesterday | him, \Mtoventiy sho. becamo. dissatiatiod nnd | trinue, In Seottahd or, Amuriea should or | andl heave tii out he tot ucoks nnteron, te “A Tlaytian agsured ma that the kidneys | 12,00, He | neknowledses | everything ‘dker Smokestack Manufacturltig Com- | shows the falsity of hor statement so clearly | made overtures'to hor husband, who consentod | Hoes ‘cuueo such a difference In tha Bo- White is a knocker, and the brethren thore- | o¢ g child wore firsttrate eating, On my ask- con jo the 1a ny that the State: Hy doliets capten 50,0008. 4 1 is relieved fram all promises | to tako* her badk only on condition of | vlal woll-belog of the community, {8 nonsande, fore, after surveying the stalwart embssary fine how he knew heinformed ino that ie hi Ke hag no excuses to offer. ig only regrets that : Te Tae Se are aiecrherin aesih dn ut euaks ware | hee ning’ hiiet intuo"rasculy Catrall | aout faeaiveront of reins bis fad to tek | wha stood thon in sent of Saint, conclude | caret ‘gin, Ho al uot seem to Milk Wt | Sutfan ef eauking wend te bate tees Cue oO, 4 ! js . . "y ie YF ., . ‘ Mien ‘Hlohanlzars dob Atllon Jos ie is bell loves aes eae Wie ATLA BOWELS cl FOU | Living atrouts thoy onconntered bint lust evon- | bot-hoared Celt ¥ naturally bigoted fis bis opti Around Hid gntiro lot, fenelng ho tMiraty out | the Cisne on yet coloet« pe nan of when ho enguyed Ina lucrative cmployment, > UN 7 Of en ‘There appexr to have bean a umbor of causes é for Schunv'a ombezziement, | Ho was a ' wood liver, a member of a number Of societios, social and acorct, snd was given te , Ty JU- Taverlles, rank Walbyr, William Ober Aad this time about 2,000 propiletors of 2 ‘ y fons, and no jess 8o for bulng n Protestant, eer, EN ioe Bellal, nothing) $4? ‘Walter Matioy, Dr. Shopard ‘anid this | Mz, and Ar. Tyson with a rovolvor, which hor | fit Ato vey ontiiuts in Ireland proves this, | from tuolr beer The son ot Belial, nothin) «Vodou? neutralized all the pow Ne was morning: He knows, considerably ubonie fhusbata turalshod wud 4 protonded oftart t0 | Wiotuur Cutnolie or Protestant, the {ria uro ai Uiscoui raged, Moved fils Kees upto whore te | doing, and deelarad that he had nd human the properties otdrugs; lio was natudent at | mrned the weapon to her husband, who put it | intoneoly religious penplon=nt towwt aa. forna } Corbis fat adjatned a vucant space, and ) ust ‘offered hint for sata, and that his wifo the Sclentific Scliool, aid was, t understand, | into bla povkat and loaned up ayainet res and 1,000 vO Fe; The foneo, | forms ot faith qos.but their divinities nerthor | handed the foumlng Inger over tho fence | yearly bought It, beloving that It was pork, | Speoulation. | Tine” which ho received from a indertit Phantiey nek? NYS Fenlstered | very Svell posted in cionstateyy Indolug so ho mandyed to dlecbaryo ity nud the | sow nor ren. Te iplulyns: ever. ne tem pernCD Deo eee ee oe ee ee anid far | Xitious eodtdontial suarues proved * rattan, is e cet A sabahtat bullet todged in tho great-tocor iefiote: ‘soot, Ine ‘The seurot probably lealn «« cornell once more Nick's move, and went | devouring corpses, + wtrolvumn, Anothor sfuk was a ‘patent pituli- YANKTON': yeas MARVIN, TIE BIGAMIST. tlotlng a Yory covere wouud, 53 THE “ULSTER CUBTOMB.? “ hha one better by building a Dish Yenee * Atdacmel two corpses wera recently dis- | fork. to. bo ined. Iustend Me A cacouEs § ON'S ARTESIAN WELL. Ne De cae ——__—_—_- ° roa Mtonunteright” in recoxnizod. Tents | urotmi the entire vacant spuce, Cis forced | intérred and partly eaten. ‘Twa men wi shoval in handling cowl, ‘Tne brea : Yast, D, ‘Ty Aug, 20—Ab 400 feat Special Diapateh to Ths Calengo ‘Trivun., ER ON SINIPBOAI Thera 9 wtonunteright © is recognized, Rents | Niciew capitate as far as tho Corbin ioe | Mtersedand partly oaten, Lwe men werd tn’) ov A lon tine: “rendered tha for i {>h the “Yankton artealan wallsborers | RICHMOND, Vie, Aug, 20,—Constderablo x ELLOW-FEV ER ON SIIPBOARD. bo riled, —but are mucb inore reasunable. At- | was concoried, but he afterwards moveil lis Ime. aman eagle eating ‘eblid was NG | tusetess, aud to obvidtu tho Wiiticulty the t slruck flowh attr was created In this elty to-lay by tha ap- ee ee kay ko plo cumponsution Is uaually wade,—or tha eus> | kegu to another open spice, und, xt Inst ue- | pasted the day of-my arrival, At Christinas |, es wore made dopurato and fitted Into place, « : Ing water In a Imo formation, * Atianta,, Ua, Aug. 2—An English | tom at Joust contemplates Iy—for “disturb: | ¢ ‘1 ‘ont beer in torrents, and : y OF- my arrival, iristinns | And yot the tovl proved a miscrable failure, “ :*hleh fows 120 gallons per minuto through | Dearauce of Thomas A, Maryin, or Gen, B, 1 ‘h oY toe ae ae three Fe huve. beoome by une | GeUute, Was pasalng ont i We rremts, anil | tie M000 peale TESCTILUTe Nt thie LOU Ot) ee ee een ee caer on patented, thon Dogan.” Aslttach plpe, In th ee tie “wi i H ‘A, Mortou, ‘a8 ho. now calls himself, At 8 | Steamer, nano unkown, and B schooner, | MiCOr host sacred, and thers. ts hardly’ the brethren are nee more Leal oe nugoully. | -# woted, » Voudun % priestess (pointed ont to | 9 sarios of uselvas expenditures In makiog ex- we ani io samo pipe water 18 | Csoioote hho was aulct! to Polico | Milne from Sonth Amorlea, are held at the fuck & thi ‘av cupricious evictions known ets wre about even mong the weouly fine) living in the country atid carried On | periments, and soveral thousands wera Kono Hi led Atty feet, wb g’clocit ho waa quiotly taken, to, tha Polos r wm who come In from the Hair to- | ne Py feet ubove the surface of the Ci Dut'tho fact of il nce th National quarantine station, Blackbeurd | in the province, A greater number of tho land. | Horsemen Ww ti thie. bi iter will Voudun. rites In tho woods eloso by during | almost before ho know It. = ie H ls is the first well in Dato! ourt, but the fact of Ils presence thero soon | Teton om tho Georgia’ coast, with quite a | Warde live stuang tue poaple, aud aliaove lnvae | Niglit, a4 to vhuther the beoresalier will be week. eee . Adtepaten from Pittsburg recdlved last everi- " ell at here Iniediately, ‘Che | much to hls annoyance, ns he tas great foara yer. | pare While fa tie 5 VALCO OE i man was stolen from its: cradle on thie 4th 2 ny ‘ ' - ey VaR wil ly pipes to supply the ) of mob vielonce fh the hands of the eltizens, tot shipfonnt, Hoesen mE alsk MM the Pacey Corrane Mente taere Fait ip eae eae: of Moreh, iit), ie thieves born hunted VOCAL CRIME, L CRIME, 5 peeled : ‘Tho general comment.upon his appearanes | tent at the sickness ure not known, ‘nese | aro bundrods in Ulstur from twa to alvoyentain | ‘heaTi GF EDWARD JOHN TRELAWNEY, | tka trent tS id down a welling it LOCA . 7 ie I ‘bee! fond that yy | Vossels will not be alluwei to enterSavanual: | arrairi, and tho lord accepts sick wus ay tho AT NEY. |.—and cxeaped,’ : Cornetlus Hayes, 4 younz vin Iving at-Tron- ‘ GEORGIA LEGISLATURE, " ie Hy Otte GE. Wwondlor Cab auc | until the fever hus dfsuppanred, . ° temint from time to thno fs able ta pay, Wo | Sfuil adylves annontico the death at Sompt- ————— duiv, was uttackod and badly beaten carly feat Z ‘Touial Dusaich 10 The CAleaoo Tyibune | & broken-down, . looking old: man _————— | fea the {risk farmer oyual to bis eppartiiniles, ing, near Shorohum, Sussex, Engiand, of One of tho Infernal Machine, ovoniuy by three en, who led him Into @ durk * MANTA, Ga, Aug, 20,—Tha Bennte to- | Soul’. have’ succeded ao well in| qi, PRICES AT TITUSVILLE, Like ull otbor mou, he ig molded by bia vue | idward John ‘Trelawney, tho last of the de ecnad Mecaled ren . | spot un Quiney strevt, near: Clinton, He was i My keg dupl iY int ing hi ‘ " soundings, aud, white ho cunags got above, ho a Thavo scon and haudled one of the now no {he Hougo bill Introduced for the | ee ore ee rae ee Te ean | TiTUNViEAE, Pay Ang, 2%—Oi1 opened nt | inny sink Uolow thoin, : 18° | voted hand which fought for the independ} tortousteternal muchines, and a vory wely mu- | plekod, tip Nneonwlous. and taken. to No, P nig? of creating a Board of Convict Com: | Marvin’ has changed: hls personal apvenr.| sis¢centy; highest, 83g canty; lowoat, Siig | The condition OF tho Beutch farmor fe ened of Greece inder Lord Byron just sixty |.ciiue (tin, Tensvect Is nyt nile thatara | is Quincy atreots It, was thought, loners, whose duty atoutd be to stand | 8cesinga he appeared hero onthe 2th of | cia: elased, 8954 coutas alitpmants, 134,000; VERY. MUCH MEYCER T sears agde Ono of ats ORL Canis fe eee eee eee ore ain chatuGen we | Mat be wus mortully Infured, but howubeequent . yee? lessees and convicts an that the | July ay. the-happy ‘bridegroom, with Miss) Ghartdrs, 60,000; runs, 13), than that oven of the Ulsior farmer, Here in | ty. tne ‘Lrelawneys, of ‘Tyuluwne, he | Zive‘bkmmored, Until, the Ha levbmaved’ the | revived, and Mquor moro than bia injuries ene eulating tha lease and ad so i of |.Loulsa. W.: Turpin, a young lady of high ' A . Keoland, tho landlord bullds tho houses gud } 23> ret y8, " oe veomod toailhim, Hoolaiinstoknow bis uasalie -, ante, and says they work In the same shop with ve : » duvilisu thlog avome us tunocent us any article social standing, us lite bride, ‘The handsomo Inakes the other tmpruvemunte,wbile in Troland | was burn. fn 170, ond ud th. Md i 0 ny iis iy doug tad ‘belongs tn cue weuant, | yulous curcor, In his “Adventiyes of] Gals ariaues, Ue oman suon, TON eA ee 6 faye as cartied out as intended by the " A Notablo Ktizagement, y sot of front teeth ‘lave disappeared, ns woll -_ fondon World, flere tharo Ws frocdom UF sunttuct: aad mod | KLoqniReT Sui)” 110 Ives 2 HITEFULVO OE | fe ee eee eee Abner. | Cait eee ee ee eae ga Pace he full mill ti . | , Lboar from Paris that wome {ntecost fy felt In | holdings aro undor uluutoeneyour lenses, Thore wey, Thon dancing begliy, aud the exclt fT? re noth amdertul io. the way af | clotht * oh R STEAMS: as tho full milltasy mustacho and lusurl- | sossionublo girolos there by the aunounoemnent Han rule to forcod pvuvions or laws andnn | Secreoy. Pheu dani Hel Pi ieee ety a Seige eaten bearer . 3 by HIP NEWS, nt white. sldewhiskers which gavo hi ity mnarelage of * dor | ares iment 14 kept up by coplotis Mbations of rum | workmunstip, They Rayo Loven mudo ovidently | Charles Middleton, hoad cook of the Barnim nd tw Youu, Aug, 2 ant. wl Bat iy] of the wpprdachi lage of the Ducness capricious evictions, 1 might almost suy there ‘dow | by contract, and hi atone of the nicuty and | elrous. he Ga ftom, '» Aug. 20.—Arrived, tho Salter, fy arance, Instead "} Juoheliey with Bir ditckiuast Bacon, Burt. Tas | ure ne evictions of any kind, unless for “hold. {UL one or mote of the performers fall dewn | by contmict and huve Hon = d | circus, tnd gome words yosterday with Geurga > Brewen, - such a distingud appearance, ack OF the | Ickes who boura tho Uistorical numooeitiene | Ing over’ ‘Tuo Bootsy awa ae many guns ae | HUA Ht, wien the spirit of * Voudou”? Issup- | Walaa Puonwsscis. ‘whieh exploded at Heron: rion, the oouk who Atieads tu the boiling of = MEUPOOL, Aug, 2.—~Arrived, tha Bute | 2tralelt and gracofil Agure, an old nan with | Deco ten widew uncut {HO yours. ho | (achat and they autertue Ito mores | posed ta lave cteced inte thom, «These | morhaven; AU tho works ura in ful) View Ut fog | the potatoes and other veyetubles a8 tothe: . i Pita. fcomn Boston, rrlved, the Bul | pent shoulders and lhmping painfully trom a | fy tid danguter ot M, and bine: ffelito, Frunoc- | strotioun from killing gatwo thin woos Alnorion, | orgies laat xenorully threw walt, nid sonic | hidden” elow th soveral cylinders, Way Ho wusdigniny up ontubles, und in the tye”. Suascow, An M—Arrived, the Binte of | Severe attagk of rhepniatism appears. The Pecitg erat y stureiu the flnancial hrias } Woat 9 Bcotubman hus un undisputed rivbtto | tines longer, On the frat night acock ts 3 a A Gore from Ne rk, panes Aug, 2V.—The atehmships City of rom New 4 122 have arived ore? and the Jowa, of v1 ky ‘toa Gy AUK S.— Arrived, the Grecia, A very wud fe a | dmplecanteranon has boun néupted to oxplode once smooth and easy flow of “lan. muna aris, i ia expented she will inhecit | do in tho way of carrying & gun or kliiioy yawe | offered up ut tho altar, and Its blood ts drunk | the eh ren tiie, A ihr the chargo ata wives disk siuwly ro tortune, Sir ickman Bacon ts tho Md wubject an Irivbniun toa heavy tno and | yy; cM tT guage which chjarinod, ai aduitring clrele,) promos Haronol of Zuxland and ts known In eee een eT ciel rerougcrautinaingaaties | Waele Ol tha second wlxlita goat ts treated | revoivos by the action nf the cloak work waell & : ? t nthe sand” way, ut on the third night] slot in the disk cones appodt ad lover or handlo of frlenda:is now brokon by an awkward fouloty oblotly by he romurkubly thors sorta of have, becn ait finmtnllaced by law, Jn tne 8 ‘are Dravight ing thelr flr waht in anneution with tt, ‘Tho slot relonsce tholuvars stanimnors but wlttiall thego uiarked changes, | Ieuelien fe usunieh Homan Cutbollot Mir lick | by ise wiee palopot iicitatn, until Seottand te | oUt by the prleaty thelr bidod is handed rove | the nitor in ite tel eons fh apt, dod ot ho was fdenitiied by all of Biss ‘Turpin's | jan le undocstood to loan toward oxtromo Hits | winong (oo leadiny manutuctifring States oF tho unt rane wane, and thelr borlles aye ten | after wiih tio doluyo, Bly firwt traugnt on ox- world. ° sth : ae . who ted yer te Hae et aatiot aie Wi ORL un jnatperabla bur to the wtell jc taoBonteh farmer gabronat with bissurrounds Mt iofare the sacrifice taked place tho priest He reed Rarodstowmin te tad riage portign of 30,000 upon her, He pubon |’: > sumday tn Reotand, wages near al bono, Uo ood ot gem ava loee | ier antwt Wo ok puve Agsleaty duncouts ennt | tatiied xe hun wut uigeaoe fh oudara ieenaey, bold fa -degined Baye W) sae r : : Jlut, with all these advantages, be souls thas bu | nut “yyer 10 ft These child holgpbors, portups, aud yout the {dea made no a bolg fane and degiined fo talk, save whet Pall Mall Wasctte, fa wayl on muon eH He, too, feels noi onee yours of ge, hese chi tren pelea YY Aaa ee ion pai tue comet. 4130, aheyver.: Ab tho sug sluie he | +t lee dangerous thing to utnner withaseotch | Weight of landlordtam, au will voou Gexiu to | SteuyasiaDly, furtveoiulie, cities ty Del | fallant ioan who amuine the Voto Gros fr : a Custie steainer carried 9 dupk-loud of excursions AGITATH Fott A CUANGES 1D, iT by yore iT throwing # liye whol) overboard, Duty littio nad au long . gross’ injustice. be ai yp ie Dar NH bh belog ,#tblon, by, Women who make | cooincas, after all, ja what iy neoorary, ‘TO Te teorive Pinkerton ways, ho ts Dy Al | Vereaigheaoaitok ona gand-buck asd nouns { Seu duotouce people wduil aer anonag toc | hy PHO LS Harte’ g Af nayeent | nave, Be detonating eap woul be to wank oddy ;;. + Oak + he has}. < 4 1 trade, 01 {; WO. x M wothame, ‘Noxt day ber Cuptalu, i'w. di foil | Hinemeut ia the range uador whieh ireland Thani iid aid clic they steal the CII eae eee eee oe nee Talting’a Wma steue (aur inebea omy wale =! e niiat a yash al ch - a biod peotusviy. orion wae arrested," “i pealicasiaasasiatealeseey A TOUGH THUG Mike Hofferau, tho StooksYards thug who stuck prod-pola (nty: William , MoKillop’s broast Baturday afternoon at Higgins’ packing~ house, bud wot been vaptured up toa late hour last night, MoKillop. Hes: a very pre= carious condition at his bone, No. 918 F wtreot. ‘Tho ductors In attondunce say the prod punatured the lung, and thut the result cannot be told for a few duya to come, He besa wily and ve children Iu’ poor circumstances. Hef aa foran, bis nagallant, jé well known throumbour + end + Roan HE BARK WESTERN SEA, © oes, ‘Ave. 29.—The bark Western Sea, Mdtape iy cargo which Gardner, Fullor, losher are. charged with runnimy, mith, ares Tyoratttved this aftomoon, 4 a “WHEL in yoo endian THe CRE aa submit fue Tits, ASS a | ayer Scome .: sin. hig exverlence. tho yards, and bys froquentiy. beon under acest FaaeesSMENT. AEVIED uw Xtier coming’ dite eoute Marvin requested | grerbourd,und wee drowned. Od ibe thind day | Las been welgned down for GW years, Tuey a? | and, by adtululatering a nifeotis palson, ron, | atup tha whole macaing. ‘Taare uro many, how. OH SHUR SORES ‘els Hot the seein & WA eat levy an Aug. 20,—Chollar ond | that his case be: layed orn fow hours in | peinbootiand Lave much douby gato wnat all | ental they fool it. They are uot a subjoce | deritinaenalble, It ls then conveyed to u | wver, who would still profor absence of body tu | plexiun, aud when last sock wad Clad auare - » < VNY On assessment of cents, | Ja order that he might have an oppostuulty Yaar ingaua people, but 4 part—and a very important part— | yecret place till reqplred fur 8 saorlive, when | any dod presence Of ini at ‘ = 4 b g uit and black waueh Baty, 5