St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 7

GONE UP. i i zi alin GroTnentatrat'Saixdbag Dominic, 4itig 13; 3878; REAL 1 If 1 I I 1 .1 1 4 a 371, I 1 GroTle-gtentorralb-Saintbag EIratting- TR3 3 i P' -1 i 1 GONE tr. REAL ESTATE AG 1 1 1 r--------'-1-2 i 1 rJr1-31- or TRAnts In I 1- UNION, 4. i rjrir-131- riateklEtTO rld or 'manta at-straw In I 1 1 -k -r-o- -w 1 -v-oi meeting at North Park Place at p. m.

Sunday, the speakers occupying the plattorm of Mr. Francis Watkins' residence. The oomnlittee of the railroad companies In charge have given the Y. M- O. A.

the use of the grounds and, when necessary, of a room in the Relay Depot of East at. Louis, for work there. An active open-air work is also being prosecuted among the rivermen On the Levees, and elsewhere in the city. meeting at North Bark Place at T'I5 p. m.

Sun- day, the speakers occupying the platform of cis Watkins' a 1eeoud Dtty of the Lewis Murder TriaL Tried. 1 JAB. ettAB.IT. AaR, 8c itgAIA ESTATE BILORERS, 521 Pins 7 11 00111W g. CAVERTML.1 tCleOWIST, 1 C4VENI)E1t.

-ROVSE. JAL enALIT 11.ARRAlt Rattroad mangr krl rNiteetted to notitv of any ebenges In the runnblg tbat the time card mem be kept correct. i nut.V be kept 0 to Prove an Alibi, BeIng Ar Makes Open Confession of Perjury. CHICAGO, ALTO) I AN1D ST. RAILROAD.

I CHICAGO, ALTO) I ANO ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. left for Lexington, wiet his '10 last night. Ile will return on Monday. Capt.

krwin Dugan And C.U. Button (Common Born), of have been spending a short time 44 thitgoity, returned to Loniaville last night. 7 The Elliott, Grithdpic)we Rob Roy, 11111. nibal Golden Eagle, lul4f-Calhoun, Naples Spryad Eagle, Grafton; Att Eagle, Aladison, were yesterday's rri OS and departures With good trips. i The Belle rI11 from St.

Paul yesterday with a very gtuoil-4 rip. The Northwestern departed go 1 yip of passengers and freight. The; 4el1e Crosse follows tomorrow. 0 i.t. The City of Vickn sbrg--otiti from Vicitsburg yesterday with a paying ttripk anti retuxus today.

i The Mary Miller. from Itlinn' nett, wee delayed by will not a give imp' to-day. be ieturtui to-night. Cm )1 The omone althleaves or New Orleans to-day at li p. Tn.

She.belong to the Anchor Line, and as the Anchor Lineta a public enter-prize, ahe alionict be well pat hized. The DeSmet got in irom aducah late last bight. 0 bight. ') left for Lexington, wit3i hislimfly, last night. Ile will return on Monday.

IT Button (Com- jigianttilfin; h-- hoAn JOHN MAGITITur, 1 TILE COURTS. V. S. District CourtJudge Treat. ratted States vs.

C. Rartznannol prosegu as to first count; fine, $5 and costa. United States vs. Adam Rowe; illicit distilling pleads entity to third count. tined 41.h00 and emits, and tett days in jail.

United States vti. John Bollinger; pleads runty; fined $1.000 and sit months in jail. United states vs. Busby. et order to pay balance of proceeds in regiaty 01) to order of defendant, McMahon.

1, In Bankruptcy. 11 Thos. Prvce et proceedings al to Jertniab TavIerdinihie4. I E. R.

Morris et I. bankrupta diseharged. E. P. Mason et additional tionwenation of 1500 allowed subject to Concurrence of Circuit Judge.

Lewie 8e11 et al. repOrt of Sale approved. A voluntarv petition was tiled by Henry Reinhardt. The loBowing are the principal ntisecured creditors: -Tenth Ward Savings Bank, $1,618 25 J. Hackan, 111,108 10; H.

Fehling, Venic e. l2.soo; Dittmeterl $300; F. W. lienser, 09 10; Bedford Woolen Mille, US (LS; J. B.

Ellison Sons, Philadelphia, fire 50; II. C. Jiall S101; A. Ftlinkent hat 11S4 65; Gauss, llunicke k. E143 65; Dodd, Brown Siel.6S; G.

F. Dickhaus. $70 tl5; Ayers, Roll N. Y. S161 bostus Reinhardt, horse doctor, TUE COURTS.

TT is Irst.4,- if aPda Twdbakf I Trains. 1.1 Pepart. Arrive. ri ate i 10n Ch in icago Morng Kr a. m.

p. ni. uon 02 rv Quincy, Keokuk and reoria. I a. tn.

6:.50 p. la. 2, Fitirinsiteld Accommbdation.l. 3 la. 1035 a.

in. It Jacksonville A Louniana La. p. in. 10-J S.

Quincy and Keokuk Expross. 11.4D p. al. 7 :30 a. in.

1 Chscago Lightning p. 1 1:30 a. m. farICAGO, DURLINGTON' AND cITINCY R. J1-1, since 1 bt.

Loan and diack Island for rent, MinnempoLls and 8t. Pia Kt. "We. 8:5 p. in.

tag citi. 1....1.....111 a p. ftt m. 519 WI ancer for rent, ine 519 nousr Amt and Notary Public. Houses.

ots andmotet lease sale or exchange In nt part loaned on read Walnut et. bet. 6tb and olittg i U. zoom. JAL ICVX3LISKY.

P. X. sunins, BOOTH, BABADA noRAL ttftTATB PrimortATE botIrs. bay and sell real estate. collect rents, and give personal attention to the management os estates.

No. 519 Olive Streett 1 F. A. LANGIVEIC. I C.

lit Jegft '5 P. 8. LANGTON ttl -J Real Estate and Email Oleo 1 711 Olive Street. St. Lords.

I. J' SPECIAL NOTICESi 1 The Nation and Its Capital. To the Muir Of the Globe-Democrat: Alter souse montlus silence oat tbe subject of capital removal, I desire to state that the subject of a transfer of the Federal metropolis, from its place on the koonuiO to Soule central and appropriat place on the Mitosissippi, is not by any means abandoned by the friends of removal. kilenee does OOS abandonment. but strong and enduring growth, of the causes in nature and civilization which are soon to compel the removal of the Federal seat of goverament to the grand valley of the I shall publish early the coming fall an exhaustive argument, illustrated.

with appromi-- ate maps, to demonstrate beyond all question of doubt the political and organic neceosity of the removal of the National Metropolis. I shall go further, and fix the locality and the name of the future capital of the nation. I shall fix the locality where the great continental rivers' loin their waters together; where the Mitisouri, the Upper Alisaimalppi. the Illinois and Lower Missioloppi His unite their tvaterii, and bind together with available navigation more than two-thirds of our territorial domain, and more than one-half of our whole population. I shall call the name of the future Federal Metropolis the City of America.

There is required but one other acquisition to the k'ederalltimily--the admisbion of Utah into the Unionto insure the 'speedy removal of the national capital. The admiosion of that Territory will complete the chain of federal empire across the continent, and stimulate the exercise of the preponderating poi or ot the people in the National Legislature, In all probability a national eonveMiort be called to meet in 1Vashington the coming winter to consider the subjout of gapital removal, and urge iminedinte action -upon the subject. Such a COnlfention Can be made to be a greater expreasion of thy will of the people and of the nation than Congress itself; for it can be made of men more eminent aud able than most of those who compose the National Legislature. Let no man consider the subject of capital removal a dream of an enthusiast, for It is a vital question affecting tho national life and the perpetuity of the lepuolic. Let no loan be ico foolish as to dream that money spent in Washington City to secure the perpetuity of the capital at that place will have the least effect on the subject when the voice of the majority demands remoral.

Pasition and avarice tionstantly plot tor the perpetuity of power, but revolutions sweep times mom ro diepatli of leaLlOrill, progreas. L. U. REATIS. at.

Louis, July12, IBM 1 CHICAGO THROUGH LINE. VIAaliVABASH A2i1) ILLINOIS CEN '1 Chicago Day Express. 1 afi st. 1ii4 8:20 p. na.

(Incur Niglit Express 4 1 210 p. in. If 7:40 a. in. CAIR) SSIORT 1 Wro Mail 7138 a.

745 p.m. New Orleans an'd 850 p. 6:10 D. in. Nashville and Ex 83M) p.

in. 6:40 a. in. Bellevitle sa. 7 HO a.

in. 0.80 a. in. 10:45 a. in.

1 1 p.m. 10:4.5 p. m. 1 644 P.M. i 9,46 p.

Sunday Belleville Accoinlii a. Ul A 4.6 tie p. m. 8:00 p. m.

Oil Sunday Oili Fhort Una Nos. 13 and 14 tUll 30 minutes later illan card times, ILLINOliI AND 8B. LCUIS 11 749 a. m. m.

Belleville 1:45 p.m. in. 1, 1 I I 8i110p.m. 1 a. ra.

1 I a. St. by, Terry, f044 of 1:40 p. in. 1 p.

in. Chouteau fi ti I. p. m. p.

in. 1 1 Sem ii. a. tn. Eaat St.

208 P. m. I P. 16. I i lirE p.

at. INDIAN APO AND ST. LOILIS R4.11 ROAD. Day Express 7t46 a. mil ID.

it New York Express 6448p. ra Accommodation 448p. sa. baba. rad IIVSNOLIII.

A 718A8 4N111 TE-EAS RAILWAY. St. Louis sad Ras N. sprees. 41' 8 a.

whit in. Missouri and ft 1115 in.1 6 :.50 a. ins, IMMO FACIII40 It alLWAY Texas Express. 8 i--, a. Ia.

,9 6:15 p. m. Omaha nut Cull mina En. fir.1, ii. ni.

6l15 p. II Kansas and Colorado I.1x 9415 in a. m. Texas and lialaIna Eirpre- 9115 P. al.

7 alko a. In RNA-wood .010 T. a. it. p.

p. m. Kirkwood ...........1.. gab p. LIE a.

in. Kirkwood ....1 Saa p. m.rt 16 te Kirkwood iS null) i p. a. in.

To Franklin etlia D. in. 6:15 a. la. ..4 p.

in.115in a. in. Sunday itacom a. in, Ea p. in.

0110filD MIKE I iIALLWAt Vincennes Aticorrimodatien. 4, Ai a. la p. la. lety Express 7:80 ni.

ban p. in. Salem 4- SAE 1114. af Nista Expreas p. mi.if us.

sr. wins AND SAN (IS4O RAILWAY. Soollseria Kansan Texas i PAO p. stk. It babil-Es Special River Te i BoovvELLE, July he steamer Belle St.

Louis passed up this mor ig at 2 oclock. Snawititzrowit. July, falling. Weather dry and not. Up-ponna1Iy.

2 a. m. Packets up and down on The new Tenne4see River packet W.A. Joheson, passed down, last night. Business dull.

Y- ThVeiricKnoblinweRterir. 96Joul.y hil.vCier uolunlyianagnedd.shpbowirnery. Juo. W. Cannon.

5 p. Ilte bluvveport, 9 a. m. rpIllinols, noon. .1.

Meitrula, July 11, Clear end hot. Maximum thermometer il 0 fell 3 inches. ArrivedGrand Tower, St. Ms; City ot Hel- ens, I'leksimrg; Katie lloopel Arkansas River. DepartedGrapd Tower, Sit itsburg; City of Il st len, St.

LiSuis Jno. W. 11, Cincinnati. I LirrLa ROCE. July 12.W1,44ther cloudy and warmest day of the season.

kfliermometAn9bcl. River falling. i 8 PACL. July. r2 .4 vbe Re4 ar- rived at 6 a.

TU. and depat Id at 12 to. River. 2 feet 3 inches on the board.i'i Weather cloudy, with a prospect of rain. 1 KVANIVILLIt.

July I clear and hot mercury 80 to 94 lit wiiid from the eolith. liver 7 li-I0 feet, an ailing. UpIdle- ii wild. 7 in. 3Iaggie Stint 7 a.

in. A. C. i looin lallY, 10 a. nbeam, 8 a.

m. DownKatydid. Ill a. Silver- thorn, 2:30 A. J.

aiker and tow, 11 I Llii p. 1. Andy Baum, Jas. Gutb- i rie and Dick Johnson, 5 p. generally with moderate trips.

Ittlailleas dull. CtscissATI, July 12.Riv 8 feet, and falling. Weather partly ciond -and stifling hot. Arrivedcons Millar, Meru is Paris New Orletuis. DepartedA Oles, Wheeling.

Lortsvitt.e., July very warm. River falling. 5 foet -inches bi CILKELI. Pirrssuao. July l2.iUvjr2 lest 8 inches, and vtationary.

Weather Andy and raining. 1.48W OKLKALKS, July Vicksburg; Now Bart Able, Swd Eiver.both Iasi night New Mary tiounton, 'incinuati. No departures. Weather cloudy sad very warm; liana rain this evntng. I CA1110.

July rr edMary Miller. Cincinnati, 10 13. tn. coward, St. 'ula, 4 a.

City of Alton, NeW torleans, 4 a. ni. Rota, St. Louis, I a. tn.

Ooborado, St. Louis, 7 p.m. DepartedMary kiwi', sz. Louis, 11 p. City of Alton, LoLds, 5 a.

m. James Howard. hew Orleans. 8 p. In.

liver 18 tent 9 inches and falling. Weatairx clear; niereux7 g3 La Cnosse. July Clinton, Niue Lodge, J. W. Van C.

Lamb, J. W. Mills, Sterling. DownDuiruque, St. Croix and Viola.

River tell 2 inclimi. warm sad cloudy. er BasilVtLILK. July It.Riqr fiffigt.tg, with 30 ineles on shoals. i Satativaruar.

July arrivals or departures. Clear and wartn.i River on stand. Circuit Court No. 5Judge Thayer. Scott vs.

Newman: demnrrer overruled. state use Rev Id vs. Hazzard; dismissed. Heicke vs. Life Association; king vs.

Globe Printing Company; final judg: merit for defendant on demurrer. Bell vs. Bell; report of special Commissioner confirmed. Assignment of St. Louis flewer and Drainpipe Compeny; Lucien Blackmer, W.

W. Stick-Hey and W. A. Thomas, appointed appraisers. Graham vs.

Bvwman; satistaction acknoeledgeti. Alexander va.11-110 Assoelationi answer and reply flied. Dellule's administrator vs. Joytalc: appeal' allowed. Assignment of U.

I. Lester a order to, sell balance of stock for $450. Matter of Laura Peckingpangh; 0.13. Hart tol gee his family four hours to-day. Alexander vs.

Commercial insuranca Cm-puny amended petition tiled. state use Public bebools vs. ReeRtion; appeal allowed. Dillon vs. London AA.

amended petition Schmitt ye. Zuff CoMmissioner's report con-armed. Savings Institution vs. Poole; satisfaction acknowledged. Salley vs.

Bailey; petition for appointment of Receiver filed. Wederta vs. Bader; motion for new trial flied. 'ruined Lite vs. sandichler; interlocutory decree.

State WOO V. reeler vis. .7. Schmidt; judgment for Vel 35; satisfaction acknowledged. Same vs.

same: judginent against Chas. Rein-bards for $te); satisfaction acknowledged; Assignment of Real Estate haviugs Lank; leave to sell e-sal waste granted. Reit vs. Columbia; expeptions by Receiver to referees report on claims of auporinterident, tiled. street vs.

henry; appeal allowed. Silverman vs. keiler; attachmeat dissolved and cause skrainks. vs. Allen; appeal allowed.

Burch es. New Lindell; do. Skrainka vs. Greeley et do. i Adjourned until Monday next.

Bat' WHITTIER 611 titreet. fit. Leiria. Mo. A teenier et two Nedloal Cenegos, hae been Alarm iv.

Wot.ts special treatment of tal Venereal, Sexual mild I Diseases that arm other Physicies la hi- lemma, 'Off papers shoe end MI old oedemata 'mom, 4 Arphil is, Met- ts, or free, PH Urinary god Syphili bone meorial offeetions ot the st, skin er noses, Are reolost oateralleitO oaccens. oa ocagnang pritimbhost Safely, Prhately. 4 pertestorrinet, genre Debillify.sad Inspaim'leKss tss reoth int vex WU extionto, 1l totter rem or other aseses, and Ana redone mem of the toiletries otters terveluntse; sonsital omdtolono, Mimeos sight, defestive memory, pimples on Pea foto, physical decay, wombat' bs setiety of bestalts. conferee -X Mega. loss of meted Pent rt etc, midelletlimertalle intpromer ar unhtimpy, rerstatentiv toured.

'smith lot CM rote), rotating to the Moose, sent is eueolopse for Miro ponange ConnnitatiOn at office or by mail free, mei invited- A trionaly talk oraiseptgo too eoStoL nothing. Watts it in loottematent to vitae the city Ise dreseleetl, niML- anon MU be nont by expnms or omit overynnerns Gnannhil Onion goarestited, whore doe's mime it to traelay stated-(Moe itftirt: It to 2 P.M- M. to I P-11 PA mraur, r. Me stamp. Id AN HOOD, an shout 10 rents.

WOMAN' HOOD. "Every looms 'hold read it; 10 eeirts, UALIMOD sad wohtAxB000 In German. III ustrated mots to wooer or stamps. IMEALWLIELTtILCIF-30 -Fine i megast and rOt 1-44elins Seated for Ade. niter or peonage stamps.

Oror Silty wonderful pionsien, true to on the genteltiedattbjeete I.y merry, veto wet. Prepor am to inot. Vint marry Ora. Manhood. Physical deetsy.

The 000I ot ardency, and sweets. tra obese' ntarry; Mow life food heroism may be Moment Tito Physiology of lloprodoctios and Minn Morn. them NB. Mod or sostempladost ionneare eloottil read it. Atter a lite-low erosible, I moor groan ste welt az Mind esurietion, it eaght to be man trt warns then ed op.

maim meted er Stmt. se it womb, of re-reading. sotassios lese sat saner anedtoot Itteratare. seoegett ered le so eaten JO and totorth to arty tam Ito U1 esit It aerosol. tett titnes tts east.

-4 attition, some as hat sr Meer. NO poren! 0 cones bf 40140. Moment itmettruidett America- Par skate, edam. onoloolag ailment zumey or postassatonme, tl. 617 st! Charles Strut, Itt.

Lee IS; i RAILWAY NEWS. Made, nave talked with several person abotit the affair amongst others with several Catered people in Washington; have 'bad conversations with the de-fondant's eouttsel twice in Washington and several times bore; I have talked with Field. Sellers ithd Thomas since seeing attorneys; I was first told by 'Fields when the homicide took place. and have had conversation with the negro attorney since regarding date; I have not gives them (the negroes) information ail to tbe date; I pity my own expenses with the exception of Lied for a round trip ticket: the arst tiinal beard him called Ilia Lewis was La the going around with Capt. Conway; he recognized me and I him as Charly Jourdan.

but Capt. Conway.told me he was in under the name of Lewis: I recollect that the defendant wait in Washington At tieptember. IS76. How do yon recollect It so Beeause I saw him unloadirig a ear cf gr.ain. W'ere not there other days on Which he Might Wive beeu so engaged?" 1 "So yon )nst make a general statement that you saw Inui some time about the let ot September?" "Yee.

I never saw him doing any other work, except odd jobs and working on the boat; I cant give the month when I saw him eci engaged, but I saw him around the city about three months; lus was away some time didn't see him every day or every other der; I have known hire to be gone five or six days at a time I was away frequently a week or moor three davit on an average of three or four times a month, conoequently I wee away probably fifteen or twenty days in the month; couldn't tell if bo was there whilst I was away; I may have refreshed he memory of the other 1 messes in conversation regarding the date of the homicide. Tbe statement regarding the 'start from Wash. legion to the lair, aunt the second trip as regarding the date, was reiterated by the witness, but with much tionbt and hesitancy. Being iteked, finally. for a categorical answer its to whether the prisoner was hi Wash-.

ington On the 13th day of October, 1878., could uot say positively. Again he cites requested to state positively whether he had seen him any time during the second week in October. To this, also.be was by no meanseertain, and stated in oonclusion that he had never been intimately acquainted with the defendant. JAWS a. DUNBAR.

Street Inspector, and civil engineer profession, was next called to teddy to the location and general description. as to the liglati of the ball in which the deed was done. No points of interest were brought forth, the Cirenit Attorney finally Consenting so admit all the de-, tense desired with this witness, to save titne FRANK Watt). negro. living in Washington, testified: I have known the defendant, several years; ooaw defendant in September; 1876, working on the May Brian; on td of October I came dove to St.

Louis; on following eaturday I went home, and met Lewis after 4 p. m. On that day; the next haturdav I gave a ball. anti he was there, and I Mid seen him the day before at Capt. Manuel's; I couldn't recall the names of all there; saw prisoner next morning after arriving home (the 7tb), having a quarrel on the emu some money.

and saw hint at various times up to his arrest; I was present at the time; he is no relative of mine. The exhibited great glibness in ten. Ing Ms story, but a great. change was presently On crotes-exarnieation. witnees stated: My name is Frank Yields; bad another, and never gave another; I have been living in Washington four years; I went there la August of I can't say what year.

Being asked what year the present was, alter long hesitalieu be replied 1s77, and tiiitisiued: I don't know what day of the month it is; I never alophed any length of time Sit Jefferson City dous recollect anybody that I ever stopped with in et. Loute--(witneas bad testitied previously to coining here frequently) whom I nod met the defendant at Jefferson City, coming on the boat he gave the mune of at Lewis; wheal met him in lert, on the May Brian, he called himeelf Charles Jourdan. GOTWO TOR yea WITITITSS. There wsis a slight pause in the proceedings at this point of the creme-examination, and utidenlyn large, Ono-Looking mulatto walked forward, placing himself directly in trout of the witnsen. He Ivan then asked it be had ever met tile man standing before hint.

With great beeit trios lie replied that he had met hint once on the "Gold bust." liave you never seep him anywhere else?" You have never seen him in Jefferson City?" "No." The Circuit Attorney then ordered 'Gant to stivance closer and observe the witness, at the sometime requesting Field toremovit the green goggles which be claimed to be wearing on so-count of sore eyes. This Illwas most unwill- ing to do, but at last accost by raisiag them on his forehead, squinting fearfully se he did so. Gant gave a slight laugh and turned away without a word, Field evidently greatly Wow. tied at this unexpected piece ol by-play. Resuming the examination Mr.

Beach still pressed for an acknowledgment of further acquaintenee with Gant. but ie getting unqualified negativet to every queation. The Witnettil then left the stand, awl walked alowiy 141Wilti the door of the Court-room. It then being 8 o'clock, a slight conversation commenced between the Court and counsel regarding the Dumber of witnesses to be examined to-day, and in the midst of it In rushed Freely in an excited mannerostatsd, to the Court that one of the witnesses for the defense had just been "set and lie would like to know what it means. "I can explain it," save Mr.

Beach. tI have Caused his arrest for peilury, as I have a right to do, and I take the responsibility of the act mysell. YIELD NAMES A COWWISSION. This caused a decided sensation and Court adjourning imtnediately. Afterwards the cause 01 the arrow was eagerly discussed- It was then learned that the witness Field bad served a term in the Penitentiary with Gant for petit larceny, and although his whole testimony was supposed to be a lie, still, as will be seen.

the prosecution bad entrapped him into denyieg that he had ever been in Jefferson City or was intimately acquainted with the maisoleus, hence his arrest. About ball an hour after tbe artjourrmient of Court a message was brought to the Circuit Attorney that Field would like to see hint. Mr. Beach as arst refused to go, but being advised that the better course would be to hear what the man bad to lay, it was decided to do so. Field was Sound in the calaboose.

and as soon as be saw Beach commenced a mimed story as to how he had coins to make such fool of himself; which, however, simmered down to the simple statement that his whole testimony, almost in every particular, had been simon pure perjury. Instead of hawing seen Lewis on the afternoon pure perjury. Instead of hawing Lewis in the afternoon made, Thave talked with severil persona about the affair arnons'at others with several 0010rOd people in Ws.mhinKton; havehad.e!nvers.al Err. LOUIS. KANSAS 4-41-Tr: CID iNORTHERN ItY Omaha sad California il SO a.

p- is. kaaras and Colorado lf19 p. la.1 a. sa. Iowa idol L.

Paul .4 if p. na, 7 us. Vomit Park mad Rosedale Am- a. tn. 2:42 a.

Ia. Ferguson As- losnidav oiali Ss: a. di. a. au Foret Park and 'lamellate 'Ate teasels'.

I a. ra. 1282 p. as. Forest Park sad Rosedale Ast tt I SO p.

2:32 p. oz. Forest Park and Rosedale As: tt In p- 4.107 p. ns. Aocommodation.l.4 11 4:26 p.

tit. 4 ILA) p. alit Tao li arreriten Aecoodoodatioae i from Biddle Stroet 4p.in-AtWt15s.azi. St. Calarlea i i trout ItIddie Street p.

a. la. 4 Snos-wszCsic-surillsff is from the Pottawattumie Indian language, end is said to trkesal Lightning on the And that's lust about what the boys are. Fi rzyvAA4, 504.7TH ER Leave 'Depot. corner aod Nato street.

RIVER TRANSPOEITATION. VUURSELFIII Dr. Bobsionites eineelther wartsided to pJ. Imminently cure An forms el boensmsecilmea or nail General, Debility, isapeavescy. es-, wimiest Mose and bris back the 4, of them who It by estual comm.

prael. from two lemmas erwks' nom Thievemedy, whim has hero wed by Dr. Bohemian in his primate practice foe ovetturt7 yeses, was neverlinown to fail in uring eves the lettatetT CASED. It Alyce vitality and (Parts oie gj with wonderful egret to miihileoced hien who Mel weakness immenid Maw Nemo, ins inviguralingi ormipeetiot are Seib AS omen. Young own sufferinit tem the OCAMee Malt mimes of demacifully elteertietwo habit of Self-Abuse can use medicine with the AlASITIENO of speedy and WEDS A NWT ceee.

The patient pito Wiremittit end elasi tkity of spirits ot iss II oello dteartly. en tke porta effect. ed se a smiting and h1i og tome mid emodytelo the ro. vemind seileles and irritated duets, Imparts poweO and tone mid motorsNg demi to their rotund stave. theASKIA as if the baneful habit bad never been incleiced in! inirrethenu are simple predeentoro Sr kerbs etc-, and am a 'weak for time above ineeitieca All petiole, Med, before etertereplAtier moarriogeerfleci that a solo.

woad and body see Me moot levemsemy requi4 sites to promote connubial luippineas. Iaed. mr Oboe 1 these, the journey through Irk terconte. wearypligrimage the mind Mosso. mOodemsed WA ebeirair itud 11Id wit he melancholy, teileotion that kiwi loppoicsOulanutimet come.

milted With our own. Dirk'rbon, Ikve Damian, wed meth fun dittettitut. any aditrems. For sale oh et Dr. C.

A. itolialluen's ottivi! AU North Fifth street. Isetween Oraehturion avenue Green Oceet, St, Lmtithlielmett B. "Treed. ip.

teleessmee, which give, clear del insole. of the asseare, anise. irymplems, Means or ewe, ai bit Mt Kt F1LEE to any address upon Tete of one trapini. a il Criminal CourtJudge Jones. State vs.

Matthew Lewis. murder; trial progessed. Court of Criminal Correct1onJ4V) Cady. August Ppart. petit larceny; pleaded root guilty: tried by Coun; twelve months in the Work House.

Nathan NeWITI1112, Fame; pleaded not guilty; tried by Court; tuns month in the Work House. Chas. Unarm'''. same; continued to July Id. Chas.

Murray, grand larceny; continued. Edward Bent, WILLI ittiCIA to kill; continued to July is. Annie Jones. same evidence heard and defendant held on WO Harrison abandoning wile; continued generally. Chas.

Vialkenhond. aansult and battery; pleaded not guilty. tried by Court laud hued $10 and COPIte. Elizabeth Morgan. name; pleaded nOt guilty; rind by Court and Lizzie Burns, same; continued to July 19.

Lee Brown, same; continued to Jul', 19. New Accusations. S. Dunford, ansault end battery upon Alice Danford. July bond tiled.

Mrs. Charles a. Dunford, sawo, upon R. S. McDonald.

July bond Med. W. Rorke'. assault and batteric on lInniel Apt, July 11; bond Wed. 1 afi, urrkaA MINSIVNIPPE Keokuk Northern Ltne Packet Co.

Lightning Eapreas ang Passenger FAna. Fur Hannebal, Quincy, Keokuk and war taannusa. Steamer GOLDEN 1.1.kia..tit Aborr. Master IsCSVO t.U)Al8, eA4 Steamer WAR EA GLR Stoner. Lea e4 I DAI THLESDAYls and SATURDAYS.

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Wmons and At. Mud. OP, ILAC.ItOsti 112t32. M12 -For Clarksvate, tontortana, liannibal. and 'Way Landrnire.

day. la 4 1 Whoa 410 whartboat loos of i NW 1 rii.AANIDSON,Preet Ter Loaidawa. Flannlbal awl way load Iota. CZO. W.

General Manager of the Cele Short Line, left tor Chariestou b. IIUt Gee. J. T. DANA.

Division Superitnendent of the C. B. And lova ia town vosterday, waiting to hear from the Minneapolis excursion putty. EXTRZNIE beat is linnigned tie the eines of an accident ou the Boston. C4' 11100111 mai Montreal Railroad a few days since, reaulting ita the expansion of the rails and litiowing ofea train from the track.

Pitonsety the Lprottent summer wilt greeter improvement in the roati-bed, bridges, et41. Of the Southern roads, than has marked any similar period in yearn. Faster time is being constantly and safely made, closer connection are being arranged, and everything indicates steady and very important advancement. Otte of the Iowa Railroad Commiseioners suggests that the anditors of the prindipal railways be invited to attend the meeting of Railroad Commissioners to be held November 12 in Columbus, Ohio, that they may confer on the adoption of-a uniform system of keeping rail. road aecennts, which system shall be the basis of legialation In the sevend States.

Tee reoently poktponed conteet for the Wis. moan of $10.000 offered to the most sueeeneful stem road wagon, will take place on tee 1.5th,. The machines are to start from Green Bay, passing through Vond du Lae, Omitkosit, Ja.neeAlle ad Beloit to hi adieoa. Much interest le felt lu the result of the trial, not Simply became, of the stimurating dotard rromheel. hnt bectiuse it is expected to largely determine the leasibility of using aieatu ou our bigbwayt.

As ides of the rapidity with which the through lines money, under existing rates, May be formed trout the remarks made day or two since at a railroad meeting by the lien. end Freight Agent of one of the Ct.Louls roads. Be stated that the company he represented got as their pro rite for lieuling a through ear trout Terre Baum to Indienapolle $3 60. As most through freights are moved in cars belonging to fast fretght lines. there is a mileage both ways to be deducted, which for LW miles be $1 46; then the company pay the Belt Road $1 so deliver the car to an Eastern, line.

is it at all surpriaing that railroads are 'dropping into the hand of receivers with freights earried at the ruinous ratese-Lintiota. apolis Jouruel. Tel Ailsociated Press gives the coteerning yesterday's business at Sandoga; The railroad men closed tip their bnsinewq here today, and left with generally satisfactory feel-tugs. It was settled that the Chimer) and Alton might come in as a through live lius from St. Louis so New York, Mr.

Vandertrilt oaring that he could are no reasons wby aaclairn for that end should not be ellowed. te thought that the final result will be a pooling of all Eastbound freight receipts, to be arranged shortly. Regarding the cutting of paseenget elites from St. Louis East. nothing wild done.

They do not talk of raising freight rates at tide time, only of keeping' them eusctly to the present agreed basis of Weenie. C. E. PERALINS General Manager Di the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy road, has taken a step in the right direction, as will he seen by reading the following which be has just issued, and which expiates mil: "The practice otoMcors and foremen, mid 'others in charge of men. receiving preeetete from their subordimossi is very obiectionableArd will not be permitted on this road.

Too often men who can not afford to contribuo toward such presents feel eolietrainel to do so rather time run the risk of incurring the displeasure of or seeming ash-lentils, to those having charge over A little reflection will convince any one of the evil of the practice. Courtesy toward the employed ea the part of those in charge is as much due as is cheerful obedience on the other side, and does not call for recognition through the means of presents- Neither should employee be solicited by tboee in charge to eontribute toward any obtlect, whether charitable, religious, or of any titer. character. Every employe is entitled to impose of the compensation which-be receives from the company as hie inclination or necessities may dictate, and should not, in any meaner, be ialluenced in so doing by kis superior officers." 1 i 4 i turther Sensational Incidents in this interesting CaseEncifunter of the Accused with Eat, id HornerAll Hoes of Acquittal i 1 Green Up. 4 The trial of nat.

Lewis for the murder of his wife, was restutned yesterday inorning in the Criminal Court. I ww. BELL, colored, was leaned to the stand and testided to having heowa the defendant and his wife about fourteen years. ne bad been at Lewis' Amuse the night before the killing, and heard defendant threaten his wifes life, and also saw him sharpen; the two knives vowing that bia wife should tied live to see another day. Bell bad remained there' all night, but it was ob iected to his telling for hat purpose.

The ktnife was identified by the wheel's as belonging to Le wisi.e 1,. The cross-examination failed to break down the teatirnonjr in any material way, and be was' quickly dirmilmed, although confessing that the man Fisher bad itaid all night in a roora it one 9f the women there. ATTIS WILKISSON i next Moil tbe stand, and testified to having known the depearied and the prisoner. She bad frequently beard threats made by Lewis against his wife. 1 I In crops-examination the witness was some.

hat rambling and inaccurate, trepecially re. garding her private life, which the defendant's luveatigated Very thoroughly. It Was ought to eathblish the fact that Fisher bad tupieci the seine room and bed with Ilenriette Brandon, Mary Lewis (deceased) and herself at Damaging admissions as to this fact alone were elicited. She was slightly acquaint with Emme Hornier, and lived just across the yard front Emma's house. Lived near her tor two mouths but never knew ber conduct to be otherwise than good.

The witness admitted that lienriette Brendan received the visits of William. alias Peter, Bell. As the witness was leaving the stand Circuit Attorney Beech put a question. which w-as ob- jected to as being of a' leading eharacter. eWalk dowa therm steps," said Sir.

Iteneb, referring to ha witneart-stand; "Walk up titijs. again. 1 1, he witness In Judge ralliAt setertzed the proceeding as child's may. Circuit Attorney warn sus- tamed by ibe Judge. MANTUA artlinte- (colored); the next witness, was well acquaint- eri with defendant arid his wife.

She Sully identified the knife as belonging to Matthew Iswei. and the one with which he had sworn, lit her presence. to tut her G-- dd throat a day or so lefore the warder took place; had also warned Mary not to go home on tbe day of the murder. Judge Valued trusw-exentined the witness at length. She gave her oceupation as a hairdresser, but with the exception of admitting that she bad told a wig to the deceasedwhieb may figure as a point in the easenothing elee ol special interest was elicited.

This witness not only testified in a vary straightforward manner. but bad evidently beard of the devious it ays of a crone-examination. and her guarded, careful anowlirs approached at times the ludicrous. NARY AN GORDON, (colorell)i bad known Mat. Lewis for twenty.

live years or more, and identified him fully es the husband of Mary Lew is. ihe was but ince acquainted with the feels of tb Retarder, and was soon dismissed by both sides. 1 ntEllAIL BRICE, a special city detective, had arrested the prteoner in beptember 32, 147; when arrested the prisoner gave the mane of Michael Jotirdan, and denied that hi. name 'WAN Mat. Lewis.

A conversation int-Us him and the prisotter was excluded, and the witness given to the (miens's. When asked he knew Rube Armstrong. replied. "Yee, be is a aaloon- I 11.1 0 keep a fence house?" 1 I "No, sir." I I' "Did you ever try to extort a eonfession froin the prisoneri with the assistance of, Atte- I "ho. 1 Witaarirrra attaNDOW, I a yerrng Mulatto girl, al.tar of the murdered woman at present living in the house of the Pres-Went of the Laclede Gaslight Company.

tesultied te having seen Mactewis at Is o'clock cm the day of the murder, sharpening the knife and threatetsins "to give it to her (meaning his wife) before 'rundown." Ile had two knives which she bad seen, but tbe witrICS8 bad never seen the blade of the black-handled one. She sate the pi-limner make an attempt to stablier biater at about II o'clock on the morning of thel day of the Murder with the ighite' bandied knife. The witness being taken by the defence was asked various queetions regarding her char- acter to ail of which answers were unbeeilat- inlay returned. and nothing' injurious brought forth. She denied ever baring men George nailer shoot at tier Meter at any time, and never beard of his having done so.

i I JANNIN Illecellett, the next witness for the pronecation, had known Mat. Lewis Ave weeks before the mur- der, and was acquainted with his wile saw hint on the day of the killing quarreling' with his wife on the sidewalk; a short time afterwards beard Mary holler in the ball: "My Matthew has cut my throat." Do something tor me. Help me, help met I am saw him run of down the street, and Mary came Into the yard bolding her throat with her hand, the blood streaming down'over her bands and clothes. witness also corroborated the story of the assault and attempted killing, made at a. m.

on the same i a I wren RECESS, Jelmie Buckner was reclined to the staid by Mr. Beach, to testily regarding the wig said to bare been worn by Mary Lewis. bbe explained it to be nearly what among whites is mow st mi a waterfall. Another cross-examination ensued concerning the light in the baU and yard. and the wit-.

Bees testified that, to the best of her belief, the gas was lit at the time. and that, at any rate, the belt was as clear as day. I JIPIO NANANT. I A the next witness, was present in the neighborhood at the time of the murder, and said: "1 beard some one calling 'Murder' in the ball, welch was somewhat dark. Lewis came running out leasbing, and pushed me to one side, cutting me on the band with a kali as be did so." In cross-etamtnation it Was drawn from the 'witness be looked up tato the ball-Way be could.

see nothing on account of the darkness, thus contradicting the testimony of 'Jeanie Buckner, the previous whited. i DeFOTT JAMAS Saute REILLY, I I A guard in the Jai) as the time defendant was brought there, stated that be gave the name of Silas Jourdan, denying that be was Mat. Lewis, but be bad seen letters signed Mat. Lewis seat by the prisoner. tirlicrer MacMahon was next called.

but not being present, the prosecution remarked that it would rest the ease by introducing the knife t. said to have been used in evidence. This was objected to by the defense, and the Court sus--Seined the objection. 1 Snit DEFSWIN OPEN'S. 1 I In opening for the defense Judge Valliant an.

inounoed that they expected to prove the tie' fendant not tO have been in the city el St.Louls al tbe time tbe murder was committed, but working in Washington. Mo. They also pected to show later that the whole matuw NSA a deep-laid plan to swear away the Me of the prisoner at the bar. i reknit' ithroarrtort. A deparrition trout John W.

Purvis, of Frank. be County, bite, was reed first, which stated that be was the porprtetor of a saw-mill in the county near Washington. lie certified that on She itith of October, levs. one Charlet' Lewis, also known as Charles Jourdan, was in his eta. 1 ploy at Washington; also that be was present 1 when Lewis -was arrested, and that he is the i same party who was at work toy him on the I lath of October.

1876.4 i vim LoillerZO D. MUM, 1 of Washington, the chief witness for the 'defense, took the stand and testified: I WWII a Captain during the war, in the Light Artillery; I have known the defendant since the fail of lelli; was SICCUSA0111041 to see him around My saw him during the month of October, about the And part of the month; he was known as Charley Jourdan in Washington; I dont know that! Saw hint on the 1301. bull Paw bitn on the Friday following the Si. Louis Fair; I came down to St. Louis on the Saturday following the remember seeing defend, ant dancing and singing on the eidewalk.in front et my oMeer the evenieg previous; I was in tic, Louts during Site Fair; I returned after my trip on Monday the mail train conies by Washing- ton at SAS.

ttttt inz ifont St. Louis; can't state if the train had gone by when law Lewis with theother darkies singing and canting on Fri. clay. the 13th the detendant worked in Washington after that date, chiefly on the boat May' Lrian, ot which J. W.

Purvis is captain; it was before 5 p. in. that I saw the prisoner on the Friday following at the. Fair; 1 Lad also seen him previously Mules the week. Cruss-erastisedThe Captain stated -that be bail lived ia Franklin County about forty years, and had never tun for Mete.

eaid he: I heard first of ate homicide blamethately after occurrence; I bad been out in the county several times in September, also in Oc' -ether; I started out In October about the it it of tbe month, and was gone about a week; I think I got to St. Louis on Mee 4th can't say positively when I started on my trip I waver of the murder until the as not present 'sheathe arrest was Nadtvine.C4battatscogs AS. 11 lanta Man 1aOte ...1 ,6 9 10 a. aa. 5.1 p.

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2:9 4:291 8:051 7:10 1 1131r Seven regular trail MS each way cretw Sunday. UNION RAILWAY ATiti TRANSIT COMPANY. 1. Ps Irate Medical Advice, Dri. D.

Davieson, M. R. C. Low don, M. D.

Giesen, Proprietors of I 1 Missouri State Museum et Anal- 1 omy, Authors at Praetkuil ..1. 1 Observations on Mere- I I I aus Debility, 1 IA rAt be consulted as usual at their lorice and re ..43.1. dence, 1706 Olive street- I. clear tron 2 a.m. till 2 pan.

and (non 6 Lall 7 p. m.i Drs. Darieses having devoted their attestant to the treatment co nervous and ehronnie espeetagtir tl000e erishis from youthful lollies or tad tamettous. cal-slug nervoino, mental and physical debility. are enabled to guarauteo sate and speedy mores te all inveterera weci may consult Zoete.

Ike. Davieson Lave beet' remarkably alleeeSh 1111 In their treatment by corpOndence. Tney would, neweerr, advise ene persoend tuzerviser when the addeesf. Dr. b.

4k IL Liartasea. 1705 Olive St. Louts, kitta. i 1 1 Rteamer ROB ROY. TtIO11.

Vaster Leaves and Frilay, at 4 pin. W. F. DAV-U0 N.Prest. EAGLE PACKET COMPANY.

1 For Madhkon. Alton and Oration. SPIPtIltAD ILAtILE, Lerht. crit, 1 Learso t. Lou.

p. Maly. Itorstvliat at Computes Whmtbest, toot tit Vino 'tweet. HENRY LEYILE. SoPt hi CNIUL ISEN.

JENTUNS. Agent. 1 I IAWEIL Mississippi Valley Transportable Co. For Ne.NV ORLA NS. GRAN LANE AND BARGES.

Leal Saturday. July lo a. office on company's smart-omit, loot Lim tree'. liEu. H.

RA. President. IL C. AA ItSTI4 VP. and General Superintendent.

WE. F. HAIN ES. Fosiebt Agent. Ereigiad rocellptod litroutat as Texas.

Alabama and Georgia. I 31emph1 and St.Louts Packet Co. I MAIL UNE. For Cairo, Coloronas. Hickman.

Illerpphis, 13reenville and Vicksbantaorhor ttoo THE WASTE OF WATER. i 1 Tmen ty-el Mill ions of Gallons Pumped Daily for the CityYet the Supply le Iniiiiilieleatkellty Per Cent Is Sated. I Complaint was made through the col Wrong of tag GLODZ-DellOCKAT yeiterday, by a correspondent. that there is not a drop of water to be bad during day time'in the southweet part of the city, from 3econd Carondelet to Jefferson avenues, and from Sidney to Echenandotth streets and in localities adjacent thereto. Property-owners and those who pay a water tax are naturally indignant at this state of affairs.

and are circulating a petition to the Board of Public Improvements for relief. They are without what is Mn absolute necessity to comfort, and are in great danger from tire. tor should a conflagration occur there is no water to extinguish it. By applying at the City Bali yesterday a GIAMIE-DISMOCISAT reborter- ascertained the cause of this shortage in the water Supply. The pumping engines at litissell' Point pump daily 28,000,000 gallons of which is the capacity of the four sewing basins there.

Since the hot weather set in the full amount pumped has been used. and ci that amount it is estimated that fully 50 per cent lik wasted. There is no cheek upon uters. Faucets are left open and hydrants allowed to roe with utter finconoern on the part of the people per-miming it. The water of the TiVeT coutains in suspension and in solution a large amount of organic matter; the impurity reaching from 5 to 8 per cent, but after settlement or nitration the proportion is very small and can be productive of no injury.

Bet these careless Liners jt not permit the water to ettl and it La so pular. Is directly from the river into the pipes. in order to meet the demands. This will account for the serious disooloration, of the water for the pest few days, at times it being so moddy as to be unfit for immediate use. To remedy this evil.

and to stop the waste; the Eettrd of Public Improvements baa asked for an appropriation of $15,000 for the eoustrutsion of meters. It is being ascertained by careful inspectors who the people are that waste the water, and when the meters are constructed thaw people will have to pay for their careless-sees by the thousand It takes. but a abort time to waste 1.000 gal lone of Valor, through an open hydrant. and If comiumers will make an effort to ascertain what proportion of the water drawn is actually used it may teach them a lesson of carefulness, This waste. as will be seen by the above eormounication, works an injustice to those living in the remote regions of the water supply, steels the pipes are drained before the water caa reach them.

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12 Eighth St.ILOttloi, NI Ilas deseted his time for great wame years to distaste of the Sonata ilitiontesn. seising fame abuse, esteesono, dai. lin seeeessrol tonnagemeat of these troutUen is well noose there is no erperitner Tlie penises rentetty Itintlit49 at Once. the progreas int Chal diatom elseckednatt noon peri momently cured. The Ompetutory iv open Fou.

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deice et the seat or letter in tree. and le confideltia. 1 The knowledge unwed iti WSW? hew Pahltentoon. Olio 11 se lionises' stad Mr Pelona. thationt Askalsors on Nan and otaautiood is in no way of questiohnblecharare.

ter. bet something thatenory totedhosildkusse They issinseally- Guide. itti int Iliese stahl at eets, Sc wad Seal. 01 eerts eneh, or both i i-t. lo la nd votaisse, contain to190 essiosis and ow'.

let i 1 ix-to i Pht 'WA' 04 ''''AVITiro Mg Chrentle St; if ar, LILW-10111 ST.1.01:114-10 A nevus, physician of nom, ran expenses bOREll FOR ISpoetitess armor gobilizy, sentaisa isolate wok LIFE raterr ams poor natatory. lack or. energy, isuptd.Stlee ineetti cook- woo. canoed by abuse We noes; nee Oited4 assulltadlosas Stricture, Syphilis tall torsos. and wile-oars disease anent, tag the Genorati so Organs, Wonder Throat, Pots sad glossa Blood Poison 11x4ncliontest Be.

stored. Pagieuts treated at Mee or by snail ontitidentially, anti loceticiaao onocinall. Citaitt1ES Consultations sad eso-reso-oclones es. Pasophiet tot st Hours I to a. 1,11 A Pt RI ACE st sold rasa ttis hook.

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Bleeder end liri 'nary Organs of males and females. i le. Hunter's Specific lie. I is a sure relinettr tor perinotorrhea, iteedibti Inflame, eigidly timitedone arid irste of power. calmed by setf-alinee -or exeeselve loduitoroos.

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sole proprietor, No.1115 timth Se math street, St. Louis, hlo.j Send two statept tog treatise. Curet guaranteed i or looney ortmoded. 1 1-, Dr. Dittobeer wilt treat all ehresdo diseeFese, In tinectielnes tor lose tome! than hey other PkY1 Mute St.

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W. li. 111446ELL. 1 i Agent. 1 New Orleans Aaehar J-011otiV OILEASS IILD WAY LANDINGS.

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CiAli40Lke loon. THE RIVERS. vwrrao rraTie sitritaa SERVICII sicrewt. Daily report ot the stage ot water. with changes in the twenty-four hours ending I p.

July 12. ISM rumbzonk 4 1 1 MATIONS. STATIONS. 1. 3 I 4 Regular Pardee Parket to Grafton.

Hordta. Naples and way huschoes. Ste.CAILIIOUNt ALDER. asasser. M4ods1.

Wodnesday sad Frip. in. Through Insights to all stain3bl on W. awl W. sad Naples mud Han.

H. U. atiagoand Innarsultee liPast LInefrbrough hula lading for Bearlstown, liorsona, Peoria and Henry. LAWS' T. IIIELT, Master.

sees Tuosangs sod Saturday. 4 pi. AJPPIT on Compaar's sttuulhust, lout of Martot street. L. F.

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Preat. and Supt. Q. I 0 'ANIOOD I i LtEarronm). 3 THE BAILEY ESTATE.

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FIN, Sergeant, inignaL Service, V. 5. A. of briday, t1311 i3th of October. be confessed that be bad wet him for the first time after his return to Washington on the rd also, that he was well aequainted with Gant, and bad served with him in die Peniteittocry itt Jefferson City.

Being clonely questioned by a rcmorter as to whether he had made up his story for himself or beast induenced to swear falsely in Order to save Lewis from the gallows, be flatly denied that any on. bad used undue meana to pervert his teethilony, but failed to give any setisfactoryreason for hie conduct. The interview lasted about twenty minutes, but consisted entirely of a constant repetition of the same 'tory. The prisoner was then left to ruminate over the prospect of another visit to Jefferson City. The witnesses, with one ezeeptioa (Capt.

Himmel) being all negroen, Mr. Reach bad an. tieipated something of this kind, and announced bla attention of nrosieentMg any act of perjury to the fullest extent of the As the murderer was passing through the hailway, on bis way to the Criminal 'Court, in the morning, he met the witness, Emma Dormer, lust at the door of the Court, and.alt bough shackled to another prisoner, made a violent attempt to strike her sa he mooed. bhe ran peat him. and, escaping into the Clerk's room.

immediately fainted. Lewis is said to have made the remark to a Deputy Jailer. on returning to his cell after the Bret dity'e proceedings, that he had no hope of, an acquittal. 'Lie witness Field also stated to M. Reach that it was a fact known to some in WaShington that Lewis had killed his wife, and be haul been avoided on account of it.

LAST OF THE MOONSHINERS. John Bollinger and Adam Rowe Sent to Jail fele Illicit Distilling. John Bollinger, over seventy years of age, was arraigned before Judgb Treat yesterday on a charge of illicit distilling. He belongs to the extensive fatally of Hollingers 'living in Cape Girardeau and Bollinger Counties, and was one of the most desperate and determined men of Southeast Missouri. Ile bad been previously arrested and his distillery broken up, but in de.

fiance of law be at up another still in it swampy regioe about thirty miles trout the. town of cape Girard au, eau and there carried on a contraband businese for two or three years, always keeping about him a band of men as daring and desperate as himself, and hiding from the ryeyenue onicers whenever they appeared in his neighborhood. At length the officers obtained information of the whereabouts ot the still, and organizing a small force at the Cape, they set out to find it. Arritring at Bollinger's house at night, they irtirprised the old man in bed end made him a prisoner. The distillery was found near by, in an obscure spot among the swamps.

and it presented ample evidence of the unlawful work that had been going When captured Bollinger was very violent in his language toward ths oillcore. and swore that if be had beim at the distillery when they came they sever would have taken it; be would have shot them down like dogs. Adam Rove, said to be a partner ot Bollinger, and doing most of the work at the distillery, was captured at the same time. Another man Winthee- ter. was also employed in the buslAss, Pod he made his escape.

Bollinger pealed guilty to distilling in violation of law. aud an appeal was made to the Court to deal gently with him on account of his advanced age and feeble state of health. The Judge let him off with a fine of an sir months in Jail. Rowe was lined 1,1,000 and sentenced to ten thus le Jail. 1 11nissornt LENZ err ii Bor Andusta.

Washingtoa, Berroan.end Pose land. IIATTIL-BLLLB. K. NV every IiiDAX an 14 id. ier Augusta.

Jeftereon City 0 Imago camaralore end '1 I Pteamer BIM LE Loris. eartwrieire, Vaster. Udall, Leaves jortaty 7: U.E.bliALT. me. lab 1 Bev donee.

Jefferson end Boonville. bit. M. W. Dirlii A of D.

B. Clare. linatez. IADves YBIDAi.1-, at A 9. ia- i I ror AtirtveaL, Jefferson (DM nooviTrnp.

Offsetrisr. ram, bridge. Frankfort. Lexington and lienvsul eliv. TAN NIL LEWIS 1-11 den.

mtwer Leaves tkaturOav. Iglu it a D. Da from wilarrboat. Xoot, of Olive qtreet. E.

J. WHITLELKIL, bee'y. I L. V. APABCAMBALL, REAS, In procoodings Inotituted1ra Me Cir- ilteait Court id the riltyl St.

Louis. Mo. in the name at Witham Rene, periatiendent oelbe astratme Departnicat at State of lithnourt. Ilia Smith lid- Loots Method lire and Marino Insanutos Compaur a anal decree, was entered to the rah dav of June, disanlvtur mid laminae as a earnoratihal and whereas the suidersignied were by said decree ap- notated to take passeeiton of an and atustuar the property and attacks. ireat personal and mixed, abases la action, banks, lanneyandit effective( MI and every description of said nompany; and eon for and collect any and ail dientaladia, claims, chasms la action, aad property attic satimi rarce all rights in and to any climes In action or peril le appear in and de, Mud or provecute any an it mita to vrinch said company Is a party, ander Mid directina of the Court, and with tie amcovai to ecuripticOnise and; adjust any and all Maims iratisst the manic or lri Ms favor, and with all onairestiont weed cannot all; td the amen; of mad cam-- pany, and ander sack orders as shall from time to time be given by the Co induct said meets to casb and settle and srind St ths basiness of the said company; and vritereas i ta further ordered Iry the turl Court in laid decree th all portions having claims against said company 'shall 1 SW tbe same with atdd Sid.

rivers within three mostlliatnfrout ilia lath daft' of June, 1108, and all claims not exit ed within aM time me shall be forever barred. Tim Receiver Cansa notice of their appointment and ot the time and plane of the tiling cat chinas te be published tor thirty days in a paper published daily In said OW ha Starfish and arm lin Gorman. and Solatly tis upon. examine cad albasity an claims and report their lading an th sante to the C011111011 the drat Wednesday at each month, any Matmant or creditor disaatisand with said finding may except to the same by filing in said Court within lour 1days thereafter his exceptions, when the claim will be posed upon by said therefore, WO, tha undersigned hereby rive nodes that mit were duly appointed Receivers of said company a above, am Mirth, and that tba isearing ot demands matinat said South St. Louts Mutual lira and klartia7 Litratica Company.

will commence on I lr li urs, at room No. I. 'insurance Shebang Stabling. smith-root corner tif Fifth aad iOiliv streets, in the of tit. Louis, Ha.

and cantinas from dav to day during the by Lias decree cif Court, as above pal ,.1 .1 IL, Li UN M. dt P. JullNsoN Receivers of the Smyth St, aia dIuXiia i lira and Marino Insurance Company 4 1 1 kit. Loins, Jane 12, vals .4 WlSEA dirmo inintrated he Um Cir einil ta it Court ne the Cato of Saint Louis, Misaanri. isr the MIAMI at William IL delta.

Superintendent ot the limunince Department of tha State of litistouri.altalast the Denoto Mutual Life Company a anal decree arm entered on the niustectith day of January. liCa. dissolving said companr as is rornorailan and, whereas, by a aubmitient decree therein the undersigned was appointed Referee to eigamina any and all claims against said defendant and mason the to report his auditing on the fact to sald Court; and, whereas, by a subsequaat decree therciu made on the iteventenuth day of June. W64 the Court ordered that all persons having tialais or pretending to have Mahn' against said Deflate -Mat al Life Insurance Company should exhibit them tor xamination and al- lowance to said Iterferse, together th proofs thereof. prior to LIM an day of ie (Stin mid Court term al Coart i tor the year Iltad-and that WI Chaillitl not an for examination and allowance prior to said date bstorever debarred, anti that said Referee make report to said Court on Or before the first das of November.

IS, of his action on allelaims exhiltitet4to hint for examination and and that the glit be reaertred to any 1111111Aint to dia written sgarptimul in said mut to the action of the Referee anon ant claim, said excep- hons to be died within ten alter re coming in al said Referees report. Now, in pursuance of sal art-nava decree the undersigned hereby rives villain notice of the terms thereof. and that said clairdis may be prevented to him for extunination and allowance at ithi office, Number 411 Pine stolen in the City el Saint beets, betweou this hours of nine o'closk a. in. Ink flive.orclock p.

Ia. prior to the seventh day October. WM la accordance with said decrees. JOSEPH Referee DeSottilifutnal iljte St. Louts, Jpane ld, I 1 i 1 1 A Squabble Among the Heirs About the Rents.

A petition was Bled In the Circuit Court yesterday in the ease ct Geo. W. Bailey against Charles U. Bailey and others, in the name of Yrank Bailey, who states that the rents derived from the estate of his deceased father, George Bailey, anmant to P300 a month. There are mix egatees, who entered into an agreemens that the rents should be colleetect by liavid and Chas.

H. Bailey, and divided equally among the heirs; that this arrangement was carried out until the llth of May. ltaS, when the real estate firm of Bailey Brothers was dissolved, and David Bailey succeeded to the business, and continued to collect the rents until the Bab el June. when Charles H. who was a a tenant.Interfered, and returned to pay his rent.

and undertook to rent certain real estate.and collect the money for the same. That Chas. H. Bailey has notified the tenant to pay one-sixth of the relate to him. and some of the tenants not knowing what so do, refused to pay any one.

That dissensions bave arisen among the heirs. live of whom are anxious for an adjustment. but Chas. H. returnee to make an arrangement.

but persists in his own course. The petitioner, therefore prays the Court to appoint a Receiver to take charge of the estate and collect the rents. A partition suit is pending. but it can mot be disposed of until the October term. The estate is valued at gi00.000.

and a great deal of the propertr.is A victim et yentbfid tmlitandenee. sensing Preolotor fi dehtlity. having tried in Illain ev 1 I known remedy. has foutZ a wimple self care, which will send roes to Ms relieve stithstint MOMS 1 J. U.

Ell. 48 Ckeithens ly. i A Permanent Care, I 'EIDE all venereal and chronic diseases are DR l' .12 nom ls Tunman Giosorlits oizqoswie4 from 1 of a Surgeon In the Turkish Array, where theyi are used to the exc.vision of all other remedles Wia! 1 core worst cases In short dine and deave no evill eftect a. tiarest, cheapest and quickest remedy ova! i earth. gent anywhere for $6 per package.

Address' 1 D. r. nien.ydAsh box Satl, SU 141111.. M. .1 PRESCRIPTION FREE UDR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seining Weainem, 4, Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by in discretion (weir-ono.

Any druggist has the ingredie Dr. Jaques 130 West Sixth eincinao O. bitZifIC-Notice Is -igive IlLithat letters testamentary on the estate of Jooeph R. Chadwick. demued, were granted to the undersigne by the Probate Court of the City of St.Lesuis on the titta 4 day of a ea.

teCit. All persons having clakina against sai4 estate are required to exhibit the sameto the ander.4 for allowance within one year after the nate oti letters or limo may be precluded from any benend of said estate. and if such churns be not exiiiAted with 4 in Iwo rears from the dote of this publication, titer will be torever barred. -4 1 a Irticlt iA ci. J4)itiNi D.

twill-, FrecniOrs of Joseph P. deceased. 1 lit. 1.4anis, June 'Ai, 1g78. 4 I -1.

k.CEIVER SALE-Tlis nudorsigned. Receiver 04 .1 I. Westeraltagen Haupt, bankrepts, -will, on Toesdari, Jill, I. IbItt. at Ms office, sr 2), No.

kg North Tided street, from the hour of I o'clock a. 1:14 up to the boor et 10730 orclock a. receive ope bids for the stock of bate and taps, gloves and brellas. belonging to said estate, and for- the- fixtures in the store North 'Fourth street- Bids received separately for stock and IShif dere MIlbt be prepared to depoolt with i the Receiver certfied checs tor ikore the bid shall be co sidered H. MILLS.

Iteeeiver of IreWlernha end lieu lit-XwAirt WWI, July 11, 1 2 1, of trator above lowwater mark 2012.5 in. Fall la at hours ta. Space under center arch of bridge 66 ft. Space under ands arches of bridge 61 It-. I AZZZYAIA.

1 0 Elliott, Grand Tower. Rob Roy, Mannibal. Golden Eagle, Keokuk. Calhoun, City of Peru. Spread Eagle.

Grafton. Belle Little Eage. Madison. De Smet, Grafton. DUTAardarn.

15011111in ttannib al. Northwestern. St. Pad. Spread Eagle, Grafton.

Rob Roy, lianni)nd Calhoun, Naples. Elliott, Grand Tower. It. W.Dugan, Boonville. Little Eagle, Madison.

BOATS ADTlittlaZD TO LEATII. War Eagle. Keokuk. This day, at 4 p. tn.

Spread Eagle. Gratton- Daily. at 3 PLake Superior. Hannibal. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday tit 4 p.m.

Calhoun. Navies. Mondays, and Fridays at 4 p. m. Elliott.

Grand Tower, Monday, Wed naiads', and Friday at 4 p. m. Lady Lee, Peoria. Tuesdays anti Satan. days itt to.

m. Matti Belle, Portland, Monday and Thursday Belie ht. Louis. Cambridge, every Tuesday at 5 p. m.

Commonwealth. N. O. This nt. John Dippold.

N. ThIs davdat 5 p. Rob Rob, Hannibal, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 p. Mary Miller, Cincinnati This day, at 5 p. re.

City of Alton. N. OrleansW 'dsday, at 5 p. tn. Fannie lAiwk, Kansan CityThis day.st 5 p.

City of Vicksburg.tilejisb gThis 5 p. Belle La Crosse. St. Paul. This day, at la m.

BANN NOTES. I The river fell 7 inches in the past twenty-four hours. Business remains in very good condition. The weather aOnliALIUS very warm and clear. Ilitater Ben.

Jenkins, agent at the Eagle Una. omo. SHLINK'S RELIABLE LINE I tUr Louisville and Cincinnati. reenter tarn. Jdri i.iiielflifSelsgLunnkt.rallie4ItattegrMe.rAPT IMLH.

Griffith. Leaves Saturilay, July JAi at 4 ommereini, and I 1 i L. s'. D'AUCAMB41 1 1 WI Dave. Agents.

I 1 1esate3No.9.f9.1 TN Tilt DIRI'llitlf DP TEM Intrryo States for the itantern District of Missouri. es- The nudersigned hereby idres notice of his appointment and qualitication as assignee in benkruptcy of the estate and effects of Ell J. Crandall. of the Cry of St. Louis, within said district.

who has been ad)udiged a bankruptl, span ins own petition by the Dintrtel Court al said data-Jct. ill Gti MCESCII, Assignee, Room Ai, Wiser Iiididing. St. TAPIlill, lb, WIS. i Y.

C. A. 'Rev. T. M.

Post, D. will gire the exposition of the Sunday-school lesson at the Y. M.O. A. rooms to-cLay at noon.

The subject fa tho "Childhood of Jesus." Luke 11. 40-53. H.P Williams, who nits been laboring in evangelistic work in the South. and who 4.3 also a very sweet singer will be at the song service this evening. Mr.

T. O. Hamilton, the evangellmic singer, will be present AS the jail service At 8 p. un- day, and Mug te the prisoner. B.

T. Barry assisted by other workers from the Y. AL C. A. will hold an open air I Tag DISTRICT COURT OP THIS -UNITED States for the Eastern District of this matter of Morris D.

ohm baakruptt- la The undersigned beretry gives notice that he him bora appolated asaignee of the estate of Herds D. Cohn'. bankrup t. who la adjudged Jaukrupt ou his Oast pet. t1011 07 said Court.

1. B. I t. LOUIS, June IS, street. 1 NOTICS or SK-rri a hereby peen to all creditors and Abets Interested In the eltate of Henry Dientabler, dereased.

that I. the undervigned.administrator of said Ystete. intend to make my Anal settlement thereof at the.aext term of the Probate Court of Bt. Loafs Domsty to be holden at the Dotal Home la said county en the settend Monday in bectembar aryl. DR.

J. ildINSSECM. IE. Odministrator d. b.

n. et Henry DiesuiSpibt, Assumed- St. DMUS June 2b, I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 VO: LI 1' It It 1 1 i i i 1 1 t. I I '1 IL.