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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Angel will be taken from Lisbon to
Philadelphia, on the American bark
Shooting Star, now at Lisbon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Hon. George II. Myers, Of Appleton,
has been appointed Circuit Judge Of
the Tenth Circuit Wisconsin. 1t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The State officers and the Legisla-
ture of Michigan formally took pos
session of the new State House at
Lansing on New Year, January j,
1879 And it was formally dedicated
the same day, the ceremonies being
witnessed by thousands of visitors
from various parts Of the State The
new State House, including the ground
cost about $1,5O0,OOO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

GOVERNOR TALBOT and the other
Stale officers of Massachusetts, elected
in November were inaugurated on the
I'd instant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The subscriptions to the Govern
ment per cent bonds on the I'd inst
amounted to SS.59O,15O.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Louisiana, Georgia and Florida had
cold weather and snow storms last Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Over twenty centenarians died in
this country in lS7S,their ages ranging
from 100 to ia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Hon. Charles Ell. Phillips, Senator
elect for the Twenty-third District,
died suddenly at his residence at Lake
Mills on the list instant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The Board Of Supervisors 1a.et in all
j0urned session last Tuesday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Subscriptions to the per cent. loan
reached 11,O93,550 last Monday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The One Hundred and Second Leg
islature of New York will convene in
Albany January 7. Its most promi-
nent business will be choosing of a
successor to United States Senator
Conkling, which is set for January 81.
That the statesman mentioned will be
his own successor there exists no
doubt,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The utter us9Ieosuess Of wooden
bridges has been thoroughly demon
strated in this city, and it is to be
hoped that the contemplated bridge ut
Main street may be built OF more en-
during materials. The piers and
abuttments should be constructed OF
solid masonry and the bridge proper
OF iron. We think the increased use
fulness of the bridge would more than
compensate for the extra cost.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

The Legislature of Maine convened
on the 1st instant. The people having
failed to elect Governor in Septem-
Der last-none OF the candidates hay
ing a majority-it devolves upon the
Legislature to elect a Governor. On
the Sd inst. the Legislature elected
Alexander Garcelon, Democrat, Gov
ernor. The Republicans supported
Garcelon, in preference to Smith, the
Greenback candidate. There was no
Republican candidate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

A Washington dispatch to the New
York Tribune says: cit is understood
"that General Sherman will call the
"next reunion of the Army of the
"Tennessee in Chicago, November,
"1679, and make it coincident with the
carnival of General Grant in that
j" city"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

+ CONGRESS reassemDLed last Tuesday
after the holiday recess. Neither
House was near full. When the Vice
President called The Senate 10 order
there were but fourteen Senators Ii
their seats, which number Was later III
creased to about thirty. But few spec
tators were present
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

Baker had majority Of the votes 5
ascertained by a recount Of The votes
OF certain election polls SO claimed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-09

THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY office i;
now in active Glspute. John ". Hayes
has taken the oath Of the Office, called
on Myron A.g3aher, late. incumbent q.
the Office, for the books and papers "a
the Office, and upon the later fefifsll55s3
to give them qp, has commenced pro..
ceedings to obsain them.
Myron A. Baker has taken thooAlh
Of office Of District Attorney, ald has
been called on bI fie Board IF oupe4-
visors now i'll session Tor legal adyice.
Hayes has the certificate OF the
County Canyassers given from she re-
turns made TO them by town and ward
canVasSerS.
, 1879-06-13
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.


P1rrsnuNa, "a, Junc 1a.-Tllc Town Of Sow
ick'y. In this county, was The scene of m unusu-
ally sad occurrence this evening, At abont
o'clock number Of small boys wunt down to
tho Ohio River to enjoy boat.rIlc. Among
them were Ueergp Murray mid Eddie Thorn.
merit citxcus Of tho place. Ihcsu TWO boys
Jumped auto skilf and pushed out Into tie
river III nuyanee of thtr conlpanlons. When
about t'fty yarls from at,oro Murray fell over
board md tmnedfately sank, Young Thurnber,.,
without nlomcut's hcsitatton, jumped from
tla hoat Into tho water to savc hA companion.
Just then Murray rusc to tho surface and,
cluspnE Thornburg around tho neck, tic twU
disappeared, alnl were seen no n,nrc. Tho bo5s
on shore were too small to render assistance,
and before help could arrive from town all WIS
over. Search NUS Immediately instituted fur
tllr bodies, hut un to this tilnu they have nut
buen recovered. Tic attempt Ut young Thorn
burg to aAYe hIa com 1npanlnn partakoa Ut tlu
heroic. Neither Ut tits b0, y cpu!l swim.
Nptriat nfspateh to The ftbitHt.
DAysNr0KT, Iowa, Juue 12.-lFfllls Petit, of
Rock 1slautl, Il hrssht boy Of Hbout II yenrs,
WIS drowned thts AFTERNOON in thu Mississippi.
He had wasied i1Ito tle rlYur to catch lt,Innowa,
naA unknowlnsly got Into duop wAter. Ilis
body was sopn recovered, hut not bcioro li[c
was extinct,
, 1879-06-13

9hnk afr for,;nt 1yot,ntnx ,.. ,,,t r..
INV o. oanvt w"se.o1 Wa "os ""Minateu -, los
tnc paenoae OIL e"pefse"ing Lord thelmeforp';
though Is 4 matter. III fact his klpcriority In;
fnrt1 II ntnt,nh,y ot th,. ,nn,,,cnt sdvanci,, -.
~, ~. ,,,.t ~ a.,xs.am a a IT,, Sn,,"a; ~, ~
VI VIC po'as u e"S"nehas' a 'nso Au'u'a"u' anu
tiossiblJ bcfoto Sir tarnct ""lac'ey reaches
size victory u,ay 1,nye bcen ruu. II tnc war
aho,rd uoi In, torr,n \. OIL ,v .nocdv tr,,nr,,
- .,,,. t,t,,, ,,,..a ~, - ~ sssss Snnt1,
o' t"'s KIM, t'eso VIII % scope doapt-
rnaraabio abilities NJ atratogIst AMI mn
ndn,in:.trator. l,nt. In sp.tn of tia rxuuccra-
finn. wh1, o1,ny. ar,so t., ,tre,,,,, o,,,.. t,t,,
.,'. $50 ""' A1u ~, ." 49, INV
longer any serious cause Tor anxiety, 80 for as
, 1879-06-13

The war botwecn tho Southwestern lines on
the Kansas City passenger business Ia bo!ng
fought with fury and determination worthy
Of bottsr cause. The rites fran Kansas City
TO Chicago were reduced yesterday morning to
30 ccnts, and It Is essted that sulua Of the 5oas
nro now getting out chronos to be given
to travellers ~ Al fnducenent, III caso TIC rates
should Roslown still lower. 1t tnay ie in,aEiued
tAat the prni'ls on aucll rata cannot 10 yrsy
large, especially when tic amount il 10 i,u d.
ruled atnoug sayersi ruads. Take, sur example,
3he M Hannibal y 81. Joe routc VII the Chicago,
Burlington j. Quincy. This road l,aa to pay
forty cuuta for oFidgs toll On eaeh fare, which
!eaYts ten csnis to be uiyldud atnuny ttc twu
ltnes. rtle Hannibal 4: Vt. Joe II receiving murh
ol ny bla'ne lot tho present statou atta!rs. 1t
u claimed thAl u had no eauss ~ Ioliuw Tho
rates tnade ny tbs roundabout III. Louis linz,
and thus losto The ulAes suatl8 to Iuake tits
same rates. Still It IL claimed by many That,
since light had 10 b. u.ade, It was hest to
make It sIloEt and decisive, and this could ouY
TO done BY cutting tho 1aies Ut onco to bottom
dgurss. 1t ls fortunate for ths Chicago soaus,
under the circumstances, that the st, Louis
lhes cailEot make rates out Of Chicago, which
has enabled t,etn to maiutalu the tariff gatex 10
lte W est. This gives them la!r show, my
wall for, Hhtle shsg ato compelled to carry peo-
, 1879-06-13
RELIGIOUS.
UEIYEItS SALI9'ra.
FnfctH} pffsIdtch 10 TAA Tribune.


ELolH, ILL.,, Junu 13.-'r!o closing days scs.
sion of tic Fox Isiyor Association of Universal
ists was very largely attended,. Tile preliminary
meeting thIs morning wns led BY tic Kuv. d.
Robinson, of Sheridan, tho subject being "sal-
Walton: How Shall It De ObtAncd3n Tho sub.
1ect wns touched upon by the ltey. j. W. 11an-
sun, III Chicago; tho Rev. Bophio GLIB, of Shcr-
1daa: the Rev. j. atraub, OF AfaEactllcs; the
Rev. j. II. Swau, Of Cllicago; and others.
This mornings subject for discussion was,
"isle Best Answer tho Church Tan Render to
Mouorn 1ntldelity," anil was participated Ia by
tho Row. a. II. LaIng, Of Jolict, tho Rev. Sophie
Glib, Of Sheridan, aud tho Koy. q. i. Tucker,
Of Aurora.
Tile I,cy. j. ". Hanson read the discourse Of
Col. Robert u. InccrsulI at tho funeral Of the
Lutte L. G. Io9crsoll In very impressive manner.
'rhu next subject for discussion wss, "shall
We Abandon tho International Laws Of Lessons9
If 10, What shall We Adopt us Substituted +"
President Swan, Of Chicago, the Rev. Altss
Florence Kollock, ef Blue Island, the Rov. e..
Slade, OF Oange, H., and Col. j. g., Wilcox, Of
EeIn, engaged IN debating this topic. It seemed
10 DO tile general opinion that the Sunday
school would be mitch moro benefited II Tho
lessons were tnord exclusively restricted to the
NeW Testament.
HG htAH AlltEA ANt ttASE&f W A4Q
Committee, mil wcro elee.eA: President, James
II. Swan, OF Ch!cngo; Vtce-Presldcnt, D. Rob-
inson, of Sheridan; Secretary md Treasurer,
Frank Z. J0hnsun, ol Chicago; Executive Com
mittec, +. F. JoI.nson. Of Chicago, the Kcv. 4.
+. Glib, Of Shuridan, aud tlira1n Myers, Of
Varna; Committee on Work for tho Cotn!ns
Year, J. Il. swan, Mrs. &. i. hfarsh Mrs. II.
b. Manofoul, at,tl the lscy. j. ". Hanson, nll
of Chicago. An invitation from the Aurora
parish to meet In ulat city In
June, 1886, was accepted. This afternoon
tho Sunday school theme was resumed, Dr. j.
II. Yaul!oi,, Of Aururu, the Rey. j. II. Swan, @.
=. Marsh, ino nv. /. 9. Powers, tho Rev. NJ.
Glbbs, anu the RoY. j., atauh taking part Ia tho
discuasion. 1'hu 1say. Il. Sfade, Of Iowa, the
Kuy. Mrs. Gibbs, Of Sheridan. Col. Wilcox, OF
Elgin, f. E. johnson. Of Chicago. ind Dr.. +. II.
Vanlien, Of Aurora, we're appointed a Commits
tee to meet at Sheridan, And Introduce sYatcm
as Il substitute for the international system.
Rcaou,iolss promising support to tho Lombard
University, sl1lll Of tha,izs to the ElEtn Parish
for courtcsIes received from Its Mombors BY the
Association, wore passed. Mrs. u. B. Mnrsll
spoke briefly in behatt Of tho Wou1atI's Cen
tanary Association, after which tl.o Convention
adjourned IN meet In June, 1S50, at Aurorn.
The members paid p'casaut visit to the
Northern Illinois Hospital for the Insauo. This
evon1nE, after communion service, G. g.
Tucker, OF Aurora, delivered Nh Interesting
sermon. The lleys.' BaIc1,, 0f Dubuque, mil
Sladc, Of Osago, la-, assisted at tue communion.
, 1879-06-13
THE WEATHER,

OFrIcE or THE CHIEF 51aNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Juns 18-1 u, m.-Int,tca.
tlons--For Te,1aessoe aud Ohio Valley, hlghrt
pressure, winds mostly from north to east,
cooler, clear, or purity cloudy weather, and pos
sibly followed iu western portions by local
rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, falllug and stationary, fullowcd by rla-
lng barometer, ncarly stationary Temperature,
cast 10 south Wind, cloudy or pretty cloudy
weather AMI local ralns, followed In tho lattor
by cooler tlDrtlerly wutis.
For the Upprs Lakc Region, lower pressure,
cool norttlcriy Winds, ycor!ng 10 slightly narnef
Gust Or south, uni partly cloudy weather, fol-
iuwch by local rains,
For tile Lower Lake Region, rising, followed
in the Western partoH by falling, barometer,
cooler portheTly Winds vccrng to casteriy, and
clear or partly cloudy wealhtr.
LOCAL aERkHrATloxs. .....
CHICAGO. JHno IL.
, 1879-06-13
TEMPERANCE.

ToLapo, O., JunH l2.-'rhc Ohio Woman's
Christian Temperance uniun, IN convention ia
this city, met at the Frat Congregational Church
to-day and thla evening TO perfect aFraugsmeuts
far moro successful carrying on of their work
during tho comlng. year. The day was spent ia
comparing methods and thstr results, and It's
teH!nS to various nrticles upon different depart
mesits Of tho work. III thu eyoui:l:, aisz. You.
1nans. OF Canada. u,i cnllnc4t lem mreranea wptkur
and orator, 4vlIye1rd vi ahIs address to 4 very
large aaseuhlage, which wak received with thu
nartpsst expressions Of approval. -.
, 1879-06-13

81. Louis, No., Juno 12.-A Ht. Joseph {Afo.)
dispatch sars ut meeting Of ths stockholders
Of tho st. Jou j. Western Railroad compnay to-
day, thu following wars etcctsd Directors: /:
william bond, j. j. Sloc,lsn, g. ". Osborn, Jay
Uou!l, Alfred Mitchell, Russell Sage, anll Sid
uey Dillon, VI Now Yori: r. l.. Amos, OF Due.
toui .. II. Clark, Of Omaha; 4. II. Ha1tnn, Of
81. JOE; r. N. Merrtll, Of Hiana.ha, Kau.; Ed
wa:d Knowles, Of Seneca, Kan; Fs.uk scha,ldt,
OF Marygille, Kan.
, 1879-06-13
BULGARIA..

DRIVING OUT THE aEHy1AEs.
LoNnoN, June Ht-A dispatch front Belgrade
rGports ilut tho flusso-l}ul0arinn authorities
with body Of Russian iroops hAyo taken forci.
bic possession Of thu frontier Listricts claimed
by sery1a, driving ont Tho servfan Officials, Tho
population arc angry and disseminated ut the
actieh OF the ilusstans.
, 1879-06-13

TORONTO Junn 12,-1t Is understood tint tho
Grcat Western Railway Company Of Canattn
has entered Into contract with tl,e Wabash
and tirlnl Trunk Railroad Companies for tho
conatructlnn III a new ituu OF rntlrul,l betwccIl
Dctrnit nt,A Toledo, nntl Tint there IL fnir
prospect Of tic tWo rrent Canadian roads
uniting In procuring now liuu to Chicago.
, 1879-06-13

Bpfesdl 0kpascA 70 7At 7Y1buHe
s'oux CTR, H.. Juns laA-TAu Rocx Island
R7'foad party arrived hsEe tonight ylA the st.
faul Rstlsoad, from bismarck 4,ll M4uitobs.
Alter short stop they pa4sed on to Omaha
A,uvng tie party we're MessEA. David Dove, Il.
, 1879-06-13
CANADA,

Hp<ctdf Nltatth 10 9a* !''s rt.,Namts
OTTAWA, Junp 9.-To-dty =. y. slaSb ~, M b..
wanted on the Munster Of MILITIA 11I' Mn'n,re.,
half of tue 81. Patrlck's soeIe'3 " ~. .S ", Sts
asked t,at the sistY'nash lsss''.'er' 'u poua-
York 10 permitted to visit Nont'ea' n...,,up M x4s
lou Day, oeir1,g ths!r aF'ns' ie'A''
granted. ,.., .h. usual stata.
To-day being co!pus Christi, css.u .t1 h is patlIs
tory holiday has basa opss''&"
Ths ney. IT,. Held, Of Toron.G' r. fIr.ssbyts'lau
noinred Moderator OF the tlene9s1
Assembly, now In scsston here
NEW YoaK. Iune l2.-ArttVea' ,scroael.
Londuu; Clty Of Drussols' ffotn t's
A dots Ia &ine sates niaa, nia,s ~
aoseLorad aud 'raf for eoaR1s- in one .a.auts-
Plks's Toolhaehs Drops ea'o ~ -
, 1879-06-13

ATHENS, Juna la-Greccc. Ia accordance With
tho request OF tic Powers, has consented to
again appoint Commissioners TO nesotiasc for
tho reCt.ncatlon Of tic frontier.
, 1879-06-13

T. Flower, William Schcley, and benjamin
brewster Middleton, Of New forh; 8cleey. Of
Savannah. tla.; r. L. Cable. Of Rock Island
~; Hugh Riddle, OF Chicago; J. II. Drake, Of
, 1879-06-13
EGYPT.
A JsHftTNA'r

CAlao, June 19.--Thc Frcnch Consul General
at thfs place haa presented protest against the
arbitrary manner In which tho KhcdiYe's decree
treats tho creditors Of the Egyptian GoYeru-
,nenL
, 1879-06-13
DURNIAIJ,
baf,Re NANS&Ht&f4,

stMiA, lime l2.-lsuports have reachcd tho
Government u India ot fresh masaacyee Of
Royal Princes ut Manua!ay, prompted by tho
King Of Durulxh.
, 1879-06-13

AUGUSTA. Ga., june IA cyclono passel
over salderssi.Is tGa.l to-day. The Catnol,c
Church ami niauy trees neso blown down.
Fencing aud crops sustained considerable Iam-
asu. No lives Ioak. -:
, 1879-06-13

DAvEaroHr, 1u., June l9-Thls mosnug, be-
twcen : und o'clock, young man named An
toins Reesst fu attempting to board moving
troiEGt-train at tho western c,ld Of thu city to
ride dunn. WAS thruwn under tic ears at,l u.
most instantly killed. His bUtlY was horribly
Huttlated. 4 dozen cars passed over It bcfuro
tho train could ta stoppsd. Rsese was 81 years
OF age, aud leayes u wfc Ain child. For six
years past ha has been o locognutlru fretnal.
The accident was entirely tho result Of hta own
catelesanekx.
xatetat Nsnateh 10 Tas T1bunA
EAsrSAulNAw, Mich., Junu 19.--f. II. Martin,
stono dsaler at 1t. Louis. IN tryiug to board IL
Saginaw & Canada lsoal, to-day, was tAroWh
untcs II" tra!a, crushing Is right lcg and artn,
rendering sEnputa.ion necessary.
, 1879-06-13
RUSSIA.


LoxDoN, juno 12.-A dispatch from 3D.
Petersburg states llIat tho uovernor-G General OF
Moscow naa found 1t necessary TO e1soud mar
t!al-law to hYa djArcnt Provinces.
, 1879-06-13
In tho Afternoon Whitney sr,,,,,
40 Isuddior than II Ul,crr,. y "
at Night tho Colossal Chorus Amman,
= IN Majestic Strength. :.
Nlne Solid Cloruscs Form lsuhfpstc,o,.
Paradise Lost,o
Bishotf Vibratos Trinmphantly-.,fn,o
Alvsleb8n and Misa Balatka

y.fft
news great triunph IN hts nh, wa,,s " WIT
Ru,ldset than tic Cacrry,n md Mmo ~, ~
he.l's singing OF Elnuci's "Ist tha 1nsale. n,
Sernpt,n, j. to trumpst ob},roto ~ ~, n.,e's
character, Ii, sujte Of her noor stn,,-, WV
tho pluck 10 rcpcat the entlro .on,1 ,1 s'u naa
not fairly within her |fne. M bcr vo,co :.
largo enough, WV" 20 NA'u's
THE ryxN,sn ronrp,n
was unilouhtodlv thn moas I,rt,itar. t.,
tory Of tbc sncnucrbund. mo nrat ~. -" '''s als'
chorus, with otcrostra. Thc lr,t -, shs "' 'ia'o
Moebrinr's cautata. u1hc Warri,.,. ~ss m aas
Thie work consisted of n vcrv ,nas.,u oasa'
chorus, will, brilliant orchcstra, ornast ."alo
meut, antl two baritone solos wr}l ann. a0. sr p
mcr.z. Tic particular value of nj. rn,,, =. .s''.
In showing to good advantage ,tc s,,.s, w..
hotly Of topo produced by ths rrr,, ""u' W,aa'1a
cssor Of at ltast H09 tn LINN vocr, vn,a,, ."
ptutsly flied tho cana,.to,s r,,or,.tsa ss'n'
lcayIng larger number uf slmyers .t,,1,.s 1.ss'
The effect Of ali these yoIccs. r3n,h,ncd ,.',;
tie orcne.trn ami nrran, VIVA son.t,,,,,. ,t "na
roInr far to hoar. VT murh of "'''a
TIE VOLUME Or sou.,,
was due to the orcl,cstra. rtu. o,l,er nm, ,.,
work OF th!s mart was n,llcr,s t,F,stor ~. S'ss'
Ing,'' can.ata tor male voices with sonsaas sn
solo, with organ md orchestra. IInIcrss WINK
had the inast positive musical value Of any MIN,
bcr In this part Ut tho programme. Thc motive.
worn clover md cIeyarly trrateJ. The cnnt,,s,.
also, were we'll n,ato. Mnc. hlvs1.ho,, n,,
hard t,mo Of Il In ai,,,,tm, araina, thts ,,a" "1
volume Of sound. Thut shc c,u,,d ho s"es rna.. ~
~, u w.. ,s','".' ,'. "u sou.a . W "cafo at
VI ss.J ntus W aes s!cu't. lIe solos III ttli
part wero Whitncy's, Mas 1iccklos, aus tha
Queen cf Night aria, by Chicago clzl,
MISS uELrsE uAkArr4.
e1,th ,,cr f.thnr A. tlo hahn !. ..as,.
viz. to .,.n,ar H.. ,,a. 10 Ioauc1ot' Her
'ose 10 ess'oo'' out "e' oAeent|o0 WIS ssFy st-
peftor, anu she won rous'tlg encore, and 70.
pcated the agla. The second purt Of the cou.
cert mas devoted entirely to KuIdnstcyos. .pt,.
,l,,4 rost y nrfv .l,a ,on,,1 nnr. -, -, ~.
..,s., , III. w.. Wv esau pa's u "hca vas
GiYon. -lhls. paft consists Of n1ne number,,
each ono consstIng Of arocitatsyc followed by
chorus. Tho vork treats Of the Cre ,,,ou.
uud Milton. is followed matn,r ~
sith M ] do,ai,. oa'nas,n ] ,s, t., asE W., n..u1e,,
R,,h,n,e., .ra,.s:. s,,s,. o ~ w u.' usea1oa'
mi f,,ycs thc cor"s n,", nr,,'o.,r, sa Nv,
A"A 4tll@ I!aE Cllec1lYu
, 1879-06-13

DEnL1S, JUNG 12.-Tho Provincial forrespond-
eacs stalus Tint moro than GOO partlons hare al
ready boon granted by tho Emperor In tho cele-
lsation Of ILLS golden wedding, principally to
persons imprisoned Tor olfcuscs against hisnse1t
II IL believed 200 moro will 10 granted almost
Immediately.
, 1879-06-13

Berlin, Juno 12-In consequence Of tic war
in South Amurlel, ttio Government has resolved
To sen1 tho Eunboat Nautiusau several ycsBcls
from tic As!atic squadron to South American
W0tors.
, 1879-06-13

FATAL FlHE.NAMP EEf'I.OSION,
MAuhou CHUNK. Juns l9.--An explosion Of
dIo dump tn this nllne Al Coatanle yestcrday
killed two men aud Injured aeyf.al.
, 1879-06-13
IOWA RAILROAD MArTElss.

Ep<efdl CnrrtspondtHet pf Tht Tribune.
DEs MolNEs, H., dune t0.-Ilc Supreme
Court IL Inclined TO crawls1i little OFT tho l!a-
bilty OF railroad cunnan!cs for tlres set ont by
locomotive sparks. ~ year ago 1t llc,d, in the
rasu Of Small VI. The Chicago l(ocls Island "
Pac!lct that tho Conlpany was absolutely liable
lor all damages from fire set out by locomotives,
was n monstrous doctrinc, as 1t wonts! make a
company liable for Il runflhGratinn which might
destr0yn city. There Is ru doubt tlt statute,
which was enacted When the 0rnnCcrs xcre
TIC Court t,as. however. granted n rrhearln. III
the casc. Last week a case CANT up from Worth
County, whcro one shAcifer sought to rtruycr
of the burlington Ce,lar lsapltls Il Northern
grain, set on fire from grass tg,ttesi by sparks
from locomotive on that run. Tho Cnnipany
set 10 rs defense that shaefTur mas guilty u
negligence, ia tint hu did nut protcct ha stNcks
an accident Tho Company could not prevent.
The plaintiff t1ennlrruu ami sat up contr1butory
ncglIGence Of the COMPANY, mud tac7 l,atl no
right TO show Incident. rhu court below RUS
aRalnet tho Company. The Supreme Court re-
Ecrsed tlic court below. holding that the Com
pauy had right to aver accident, nlld to show
eonis!butor5 negligence Of platatffr. Deck aud
In The Small casc.
Dirt ID flying on the Knoxville & Dcs Atoincs
brhncl! Of ths Chicago Huntington d Quincy,
and large force 10 ut work to push tiu roAd
through at thu cnrb!est possible day.
f,h,nn,a Mtise,,,, ~ T. ~ Ill.,, 1AI,'.' =, ~, .io
HAL iJ;,Is is. .tisron ~ inh,,, Uiai. tt,' to
in|. rn;.r,n.a a0 ,,a,,t ~ o ~ n., t.ls ~.
tha,tmeta Srr tis" j. ,ara1, ~, ~ -,
~, 1ias = Ns.ss. @ - Isa3 1tstensf9 ~ ~
T. l1 It nis ~ H. u'it c tae ioTa % ra.s
bo ~ nj. ~ i,Ds:nta r,h,vn.t t.1a,, a,1
ritv Is .r"-tn ,nnt, ,,t.r ",'i ,shan ~, III.
~ % "v"r aIinw sii,sauEsn 49," ~. =. ,,s ~
~ st,,rs H. tu,,, ~ sam 4, , ~
nrrvsntedl IT. niar i;na 1noir nrono..s ~ tI, u
Dakota Southern BY which he Will invcst largely
il Tint rpad uud extend 1t Mt onlu to
jim River at pofut In lfansou County,
near Koekport, ami also push tho Sioux CITY
IL Pcmbtna Rond to 5ioux Falls. It Is believed
that tho proposition will be accepted.
The runor tut the In Crosse Narro,s-Gargc
had been located via Culctl6ntcc, cresco,
Is said by thu Secretary that When tho Iown
State linu Is reached tbs Company will upcn
1or ne9otae!ons us ~ a to9!e. Ehost5 "lil nc
nIate ~ ecIu.u 'vute s.a .'"snun "ll's teNieY
70 Anes, "nele conleeLion cat1 % mage WIN
tne Oca a4o'ues q th'hae'polls Nalfo"'1auEe'
-@-
Mr.. j. g. Walker the ncYly-appointetl Sccre-
| tarv at tho Chjcapo Burltm,ton g. Quincy Rail-
r,na .s.,,,,a, 10 ,n,.o. ~ h., ,,r.1ttor ,o..".
teuA' 1no"1I - 'Ao 4Aseo ~ 90 ro'1'o' Jes.'
ohy. Hlrs walker CONES s1on boeto'1' antt has
| the reputation Of being IN ablo and experienced
u,an. we'll qualified for t],e arsluoua a,,l respon
| siblc duties Of the position,
r, .,. o,,-. ,,,...., ~.
Nh !he StoeR oi tao CMcago, M1tWnnKeo ~ ~.
, 1879-06-13
.AFGUANISTAN

THE CHHu14 NIHs4ONs
ssMlA, June t9.1Maj. cayagnar! starts. for
Cahul Oh the o5th instant.