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% o l . ITI— \W h o l e N u m b e r 718. N. Y . , M O N D A Y E V E N I N G , O C T O B E R 1 8 , 1 8 8 0 . Price- Fwo Cents ITte War Threatened, D e n v e r , Oct. 1 7 . — A conflict with the Utes seems imminent. Fri day morning two companies of mil itary left Gunnison City for the res ervation to arrest Agent Berry and others on a writ issued by the dis trict attorney of Gunnison county under orders from the Governor and probably reached the reserva tion line yesterday. Governor Pit kin was very much surprised at this movement of the military without bis being in.foraied, He expressed fears that they would not be able to cope with the Indians and, in his judgment, twice as many should have been taken. The United States District Attorney this morn ing will issue writs for the arrest of the Agent and his associates and bring them before the United States Commissioner, Sho< Id the military go on the reservation for the prisoners there is every danger of a conflict. Cron. Grant’s Movements. New-York, Oct. 17. - General Grant arrived from Hartford at 9 a. m. He attended service in the morning at the Central M. E. church, Rev. Dr. Newman's. In the alternoon he received a few per sonal friends at the hotel, and towards evening went out for a drive. Daring the week he will be tender ed a reception at the Union League Club. He will remain here until Friday or Saturday? when he will leave lor Utica, where he is due on the 2sth inst and Syricuse the 36 th. T h e F i r e R e c o rd- C h a r l e s t o n , Oct, 17.— A lire broke out m the cotton shed of the Commercial Cotton Pr< ss this after noon. A strong wind swept it rap idly down to the whirl, cousuanng two large cotton she:ds and a brick ■warehouse stored with cotton. The áre soon spread to the cotton on the wharves and thence to three British non steamships lying at the pier partially loaded with cotton. The rteamers were badly damaged. One is skill burning. A derrick on the steadier “ dedford” was burned and in felling struck the third mate, killing him instantly. M e t h o d ist A n n i v e r s a r y . B a l t i m o r e , Oct. 17.— The Na tional Association of local preachers ol the Methodist Episcopal church in the United States met at the Fay.- ette street church yesterday to cele brate their twuny mtu anniversary. The Rev. Dr. J. H. Wheeler of the fsi&w-Y« rk. East Couserence and ciii- tor «>1 the Meihodisi , presided at Uu afternoon session. D¡. Waeeler delivered the annvtal .uL.resa A hundred delegates are cxp-^ to be present. I t o b b e r s in a n s a ln e V i U a a c . N o r w a y , Me., Oct. 17.— .viuacs 0 . French oi Norway was a tackt-l by highway men in Waiertord .a:i nigut, thrown from a carnage, and robüed of $80. One of the rubber!» threw a oag over Ins liead while the other nfle-J his poc&cts. Lewis O’ tínen » clothing tnuie in this village was bio ken m;o 1?^ nighi aud as'ock ol goods valued ¿t $l,2..'0 wa=> cut: 111 pi'ces and des troy eu. No t.iue 10 me perpetra tors. Hors© and Dm&gy Stolen. Crime« and Casualties. R awlins . Yy.. Oct. 17.— Jack Pierce ¿hot and killed Josept Horn- beck. The parties are teamsters with Major Powell's outfit. A mob threatens to lynch Pierce S t . P aul , Mina., Oct. 17. Jas. Lowrey, a carpenter, in a fit of tem porary insanity shot liis wife early this morning and attervvards blew his brains out. The woman may recover. Last night V. 'f Bradley wuu-re sides a short distance west of this vil lage, drove ro towra and hitched his horse in iront ot the PresDyterian church. He went to church, and after the services w-ere over went to get bis rig and found that it had dis appeared Search was made for the missing propertv, hut up ¡u this hour (2 p in ) it feiad not been re covered, A reward giving a descrip tion of the horse and buggy is pub lished 111 another column. - -------- — -*} The Repnlilicaia Mass M o e t i H t f . This week Saturday, the Republi cans of Genesee County will have a grand mass meeting in this village, b< ith a fternoon and evening. The fol lowing speakers wi II be present. Gen eral Sheridan, of Louisiana, Chaun- cey M.. Depew, of New York, Hon. Martin I. Townsend, of Troy, Hon. E. L, Pitts, of Medina, Hon. Rich ard Crowiey, or Lnckp m and Lieut. Gov. Hoskins, of Attica. An Ameri can flag wiii be given to tne town sending in -he largest d^eir-;'t;cn, based t.u iht Rt^u'nium vi.te .flust year. ------- «-•-+ ------- A t t e n t i o u l Never before could we show you such an assortment of Black and Colored Cashmeres, as at the present time and at prices that will astonish you. 1-7-21 j. 15 . & II. H e w i t t . -------- ---------------- C o m p l e t e . Ourstofk in every department is comp! *te and wrMi suU the most fas tidious. 17-21 J. B. & H. Hewitt. ---------- ---------------- A Batavia Letter appear-; in the Buffalo Sunday Tinm hr the 17th. Copies at Mackt) s. I HI- I' 'VT'.n It V 1 w.v r e a d y a t M a c k e y s ’ N e w s R o o m . ------- ----------- Dr, Taft's White Pine Syrup is a pure extract of tt>e white pine gum. It is so healing and sootning to the inflamed and wasting lungs, that we challenge the roedical fraternity to produce a case «of cough or con sumption that it will net cure. (See another column.) ------- ----------- The l a r g e s t s t i c k o f t r u n k s a n d t r a v e l i n g b a g s i n t o w n , s e l l i n g c h e a p a t J o h n T h o m a s ’ . ------- ------------ N ovejibkr Magazines now arriv in g at Mackeys- Kendall’s spavin cure for sale at Tryon's Drug Store. 2 - 2 4 t New stock 0 f Lap Robes just re ceived at }.>hti Th 'inis'. tf An elegant line of pocketbooks and wallets at Try on's Drug Store, 2-24t N o Alain street, Batavia. A !1 the nobbv stvles in stiff and soft hats for young men at tf John Thomas’. ---------- -------------- A lew ladles and gentlemen can obtain table board by applying at fitst house east of Catholic Church g ! tf D. H ooper . - ---------- “ Call and s ee the new Bambo Rocking Coair. only #198 at Ken yons'. ----------- ------------------ Children's soft and stiff hats at^ tf J o h n T h o m a s ’ . ---------- Found a Waterproof Umbrella that will hold its color, at John Thomas’. ^ TiUS JiiSA UTXBUU Batavia Visited by tlie Prst Snow Storm of the S«ason—Coaslder- able Bamage J>onc. When Batavians aro.se this morn ing they tound everything in the embrace of winter and their pros pects of a pleasant October buried under a foot of snow. The old inhabitants.gave attentive ear to our eaqiries and could remember ¡no time when such an overwhelming storm had cju - ic upon us t,o early. The sight was a grand one, and he who has any love of the beautiful goo I' i not fan toappt eciate u. The ti'ets. were bowed down with great quantities of snow, so tliat in some p.aces a perfect arches were forme i. The sen w u n was piruliar when one was coming down tne street to hear the limbs m c k ing under their great weight of snow, The side walks and streets were strewn with large limbs that were unable to bear the great pressure, and had ialien daring the night. Trains on all the different roads were delayed. The train arriving here at 6:05 a. m. from the west was stalled at Critten den for several hours until the ci in p lay’s snow plows had made the track passable /is a general thing Lrnms have gathered ¡their fruit and we Anticipate no serious damage m that line. October wears a frown that winter should trample upon her rights, and we hope that ere the week is out she will resume her former appearance. ----------- <«» ----------- PKJItSONAJ&S. m a t $35. Vigorine, an invaluable remedy for all diseases arising from derange ment of the blood, stomach or kid neys, for sale by A. D. Tryon. a-»4t - ---------- ««-*-*—--------- Ladies’ fine merino union suits at Miss j. F. ICenyon’s ---------- ----------------- - When yoit want a good pair of gloves or mittens, you can save money by going to John Thomas. ---------- --------------- - tl.iìSi c ò l ei], c; that Mr John McCann ’aill leave for New York to-morrow -where he has aicepted an engagment for the win ter. Professor S. C. Mooie of the Lima Musical Conservatory spent Sunday in town. Wiliu.rn Coaitney, Miss C.apper a’>d Miss Sims, calip'l on theirnum- erous friends in town Triday. W. W, Whitney who has been visiting friends in town, ieft tor the east yesterday. Miss Celia Joslyn who has been the guest of Mrs. H. A. King, re turned to her home m Rochester this morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Bradtsh are spending a lew ilays at iheir old home in Main street, before their return to Grand Rapids. G. F. Codd representing the Hb- iel Gaz 4 U\ u; registered at the St. Jatneri. Desirable Houses ana 101s with' bi i-ns for sale. Only $100 to #300 required down, very easy terms given on balance, Apply at Kibbe’s Real Estate Advertising Agency, No. 96 Main street. 3 241 ------ -------------------- - - Gents will find all the latest styles ol soft and stiff felt hats at tf Johk Thomas', 66 Main st. ------- _ Wizard Oil the best linement in the market, as hundreds in Genesee Count) c,in :e.-u'ify, is >or sa'c by 2-24 A D. IryoN. ------- 4 «* ----------- Look out for the announcement of a grand opening of fall and win ter millinery at No. 70 Ma.ia street, Miss J. F. KLenyon. r~< \ srt t *1« /■ New styles of fall and winter caps for men. bovs and children, an im mense stock just received at John Thomas’. tf ---------- 4»». ---------- For a good school shoe, 86-tf go to W o o d w a r d s ’ . ----------- ------------------ F a l l S t o c k of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, low prices, good goods, new styles, at Q 5 28t C. M. ----------- «-*>- B o s w o r t h ’ s . An item appt-ir--! in umns Saturday, to u- Frank. Blodgett had been arrested for slealini> $35 from, one Delos Hay. We learn the following; 111 regard to the case: Hay entered the office of Tarbox, Sherwin & Stewart for the purpose of paying the jdncipal and interest on a mort gage He was accompanied by lodgett, who, as sooa as the for^ mer had laid the money on the d«sk picked it up and left the office, A wamnt wis nt once wsued f: r his arri'st, and Under Sheriff Griffis bund H;,.n a' -i\ depot wuh aicket or .Buffalo m his possession, which vi had purchased a short time be- bre, Blodgett was taken aovn to ail where he remained until this morning, when he was brought be- bre Justice Johnson, waived, ex amination and was remanded to jail, We furthermore learn that the par ties arc both neighbors, residing in the Luwii ot Dale, and at the time the money was taken, both were under the influence of liquor. --- - ---- *-•-> ----------- > rhiii Avon! Shooting. The account of t-he shooting of Edward Dooer by A. V. Smith at /on given in Saturuay’s Niews is confirmed in every particular, the Rochester Express , hv later in formation. It appears ttiat ¡Smith married his wile at Avon some four years ago. A child was bom 10 them and they lived happily until st veral month'! ago, when Mrs. Smith left her husband on account 01 alleged improper intimacy on his part with a ^married woman in Geneses They agreed to live sep arately and Smith came to llochesr ter. Rumors reached his ears late ly which caused him to ma'ke ah investigation at Avon, and; which lei to the shooting. After the af fair he gave himself up totije au thorities, but was not iouk-cu up. Dooer removed _ to his lather’s house. 11 -------- «-*.v -------- Just received another lot of Edwin C. Burt’s Extra Fine Netv York Made Shoes at Yatep’ Sign of the Red Boot. 16 6 STATUÌ ÑEWS. -«HM— A. C h a n g e . Mr. Carl Russell, who, fi-r the la^'t ten years has been counf’cte.i with Pettit’s harness shop, has open ed a shop over Waldo & Ne-i smiih’s commission store. He wish.es to see his old friends and respectfully solic i t the patronage of the public gen- eraly. All accounts due me are left for collection with Joseph H. Robson, Parties will save costs by settling im- rn sdiately. i 7-6t . C has , S chafer . ------- ----------------- * F i n e C i g a r s . Manhatta; Elec tric Light; Belle du Lac; Special Notice; Clipper; Golden Rule; Gold Standard; Pickwick Club; TVlargerita and other popular brands for sale at Mackeys’ News Room. A C o lle c t i o n o f In terestin g Note« F r o m a l l Q u a r ters. John McNamara was kilPea'1 in Oiwego Friday morning by the fdl' ol a >ioi.nJk'. James Tnhnr nf New Farm was ar rest ;d in R •cl'ts 11 F'ida.’ >>n. a tele gram from that vili-tge for stea'ing a watch. A passenger train or the E: .e rail way on Wednesday struck a hor-^e and buggy at a-crossing west ol Al- den. Mrs. Hopkins, one >>f the o c cupants, was Lost trlv kdlei l-i* 1 e hrr coinpatu jn esc- p. d Ti.e Supuine C .art uf this S ate, in a decisive rendered lately, de clares that a' person who sells dis eased cattle not only forfeits his pay foi them, but is liable in damages for the spread of the disease., A cannon used at a Republican meeting in Johnsonville, Rensselaer countv, exploded ’Wednpsdav, ir.jur- in^ five persons, Charles Nutting, Mellie Welling, Charles Thomas, John Fay and a Frenchman. Writ ing's recovery is doubtful. Motions iu the Dwight cases were made in theUmlecl States Court at Albany and agreed on Tuesday for a bill of particulars from the seven in’- s>. Mince companies against w.iom i.its, involving be’.tt'e-n $200,000 and $300 - r o - ire nviicng.- The pusi mortem examination made in Troy on the remains ol the child AnnaBishop revealed the start ling fact that the little one had bten sta-ned tu de-aili. Dn<ing the spree the falher and ini tl.-e- indulged, in, the child died Ir.-m their neglect. They are ip j ul. Engine N \ 5, n tl.e Utic.., Ithaca & Elmira, railroad, Edward Ruslev engineer, ran over a horse about 11 o'clock on Wednesdav night when near Spencer. The en gine vv is thrown ftom me track and landed OutUm side up in the ad joining field 1 ne tufiuiwi aud fireman craped without injury. ----------- --------------- A P o o r '« Im« for N a v a l K e c r n it*. Subscribe for the D a ily N ews , Desirable building lots for sale. No payraetu required down, Apply at Kibbe’s Agency 96 Main, street. 3 ' 7 2t ____ _ _____ Velvet Frames irvjgieat profusion just received at A. D. T r y o n ’ s Drug Store, No, 57 Main street, Batavia, C a r p e ts, O il C l o t h s an d ¡tfattingii We are constantly receiving new and elegant designs in the above named goods, aiid cheaper than •ever. i7-2t J. B. & H. H ewitt. H o s iery- . We now have the finest assortment of hosiery ever displayed in this mar ket. It will pay you to call and ex amine at I’j-t t J. B. & H. H e w itt’s. ---------- ---------------- If you want a good desirable farm cheap, with small payment required down, apply at Kibbe’s Real Estate Advertising Agency 96 Main street. 3 \2 4 t ----------- + « > ---------- The Red Boot triumphant, So clear the track old fogies, You’re undersold in everything, From babies' shoes to stogies. W ashington , Oct, 16 -Cum mander A b ? \ Kautz, commanding the United be ..essteamer Michigan, reports to tilt ¡Navy Department the return of his vessel to' Erie, Pa., from her sura-rer cruise; after visit ing Detroit, Pott Sarnia, Mackinaw, Grand Haven, Chicago, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Buffalo, Sandusky and Cleveland, Only-eight boys were enlisted -during the cruise, which Commanck'r Kautz attributes to the fact that tlie prospeiou;-, rimes have given employment to all who are disposed to do anything. * t»- * Ft-r the best and cheapest driving gloves in town, go to tf J ohn T hoslas ’. , ■ .. — — <- • » - —— ■ Jacob Loecknr.an, 274 Clinton street, Buffalo. N. Y., says he has been usiag Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil for Rheumatism, he had such a lame back he could not do anything, but onè bottle has to use his own expression “curéd him up” he thinks it the best thing in the mar ket. For sale by Shaw & Stiles. -------- 4 » ^ --- ;------ * Call at Waldo & Neasmith’s place and see a sample of cutteis, just received, Waldo & Neasmith haVe received bills for s i55more<of ;, the celebrated Emerson & Fisher buggies. 21 ! . Just step into Waldo W .Nea- smith's and take a look at their harnesses and sample cutters. 2-t ------- ■* % *■ : ------ You never will know rlo\V cheap goods can be bought until you ex amine Waldo & Neasmith's stock of harnesses, whips, cutters, bug gies,. etc., etc. 2t i ^ ^ » .-v -------- More of those Fine Cork Sole Butto«' Boots, made expiessly, for Yates by John S Lattermannof New York the best and handsomest fitting shoe ever seen in Batavia, just receiv ed at 78 Main street, 16-6
