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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-02-01

From the Clarior.]

From the Clarion.
The following correspondence
docs not need q plaaation. Other
counties besides Montgomery may
b beueAttcsl BY shc iuforMssionit
e ss'sl 5sckson, 5an. IS, 1879.
Hon. 7. G. Catchings, Atty Gen'l.
!. Dear, Sir: The en,pperation Of
|etlucsble t3lkls&n lbr Montgomery
county, made in 1878 by the Asses
sos,, ss, required by law, has been
rejected by the Board Of Supervi-
sors, as being incomplete. Now |
wisl. your opinion as 10 the duty
ofatte Aihiltor u tlA premises.
Would he be justified in making
he distribution to our county up
81 thc basis Of the last enumcra-
tion? A. B. uURr.
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cmAxcERY couRr.

VIC PuxlPs tf Chancellor.
Coahoma county-lth Monday Of
October and April, and continue
twelve days. 4llg4
Bolivar connty-2d Monday Of
November and May, and continue
twelve days. - if
Washington county--lth Mon
day Of November ard May, and
continue eighteen days.
IssaQucua c0nnty-Sd Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six days. s.f
6harkey county--9d Monday OF
October aud April. aud continue
sSsSower connty-ist Monday
Of October and April, and con-
time six daya p
SurREMR C0tRr.
Terms Of Supreme Court-com.
mense o. the Srd Mondays Of April
and October. gsn
JUICES or THE SUPREME COURT.
II slmrsll. Chief Justice, II u Chalmsrs,
Z 4. =. CaApbsl. Asseesss:s ,;... c,,...
U.S.. CIRCUIT COURT.
c:s' ss';; 4. !; s..ss.' ..',' ''SEI:ll SEI..l
Terms hssin II Jackson on The lst. Mon.
days IN hsy asd XossmbeS.
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c0nstruction tax, one-quar.
mt per pound on ,otton. n
] property, real aud personal,
valorem tax Of 5 mills.
i 40 cent bonds.' ono quar-
Sht per pound OH cotton, and
knd one-half cents per acre on
'f6 cent bonds " five cents
{crc on land. ftl
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|nnty and Town taxes are
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JUICES Or THE SUPREME COURT.
II slmrsll. Chief Justice, II u Chalmers,
CLERK. oliver ClIfloa.
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U. :. DISTRICT C0UKr ron SOUTHERN
DISTRICT or MSS.
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Until further notice trains will
leave GrecMvillc for Stoncvillc At
8 n. M. aud y p. M. Will leave
Stoncville for Grcenvillc NJ 9a.im.
and 1. p. m. daily, except Sundays
HENRY T. IRISH, n
mov9 Sec. 4 Treas.
, 1879-06-06

vote for any Presidential candidate Other than
the WorklnGmen's can,lklntc, un1ess otherwise
instructed by the ". r. L, 4 pruposi.!ul II
abolish the olllco Of President Of The party nnw
held by Kearnry, created hrceko IN the Cp',-
vcntlol,. Some sharp talk passed between
kearncy and the member making tho motion.
The latter, With two or three others. Withdrew
from tho Convention. Thcnroposltlon waa votcd
down By a 1arzs majority. Kearncy was re-
elected permanent rtestdant Of the PARTY. The
Convention then nominated The following Stale
Ticket: Governor, William +. White, Of Monte
rcy County; tteutonnnt-N Governor, ". 4.
Antlr1s, Of Alameda; Secretary Of state, A. A:
Smith, OF Ncysda; Treasurer, Charles KruE, OF
Napa; Comptroller, Hugh Joucs, OF 9anta
Clara; Attnrney-General, G. ". Gross. Of
Nevada; Nurveyos.tscncrai, Il, ]. Steycns, Of
Los Angeles; HnperInt cntlenl ot Public lnstruc.
itnn 1t. D. rrnut. Vi aanta l3areara; Ch,cf
Justice. X. +. Morrison, Ut Enn Francisco; First
Associate Justice, .. y. Afckee, Ut Alameda.
Tile Remaining Associate Justtrcs will to nonlt-
natcd Tomorrow.
Tho Congressional Conyention OF tic Second
District nominated ri. Hopper, OF Sacraturnto
tor Congress IN TINT district. White Is farm.
er. wa3 member OF the last Constitutional
Convention, HlMl ID considered good t0nilMa-
tier. .Andrua was recently reelected Mayor
Of OaklaM! by the Worklnxtncn, which Office he
Inns filled acccptably. King ts prominent vtlu.
cultHrfst. Cross Ia protnisng Young lAwycr.
Morrison Is Judge ot the Fourth District Court,
nnd S1ckea OF t1Iu Third District. Both AtJ
Grsteiass noRttuAHon8. ....
, 1879-06-06
EDUCATIONAL.

"''""~'N''
JAcKeoNvlLLt, ILL.,, Iuue 5.--Cpipmenceuaent,
week exercIsHs came 10 q close this evening With
two grand receptions by thu calculates Of 70
from tho Illinois College at 'Proa. Crhtnpton's,
and tbs illinois Female Coll4gtl a& tile College;
The youth, beautY. a,sd wealth Of tho city. uud
mauY score Of vistlonaIldnJoycd t'ttese closing
festivities. Thcae tvs schoula graduated two
largo classes to-d1b. In thc morning, on tho
co'lego eamDu.u, aa,ooo pcopls iistepoa to the
orRtons Ut talccsea stx from class OF thr-
tean young Kcntlomcn now numbered among
the alun'nt'of Illinois College. It was 'the
aftieth Commencement Of th!s well known
and hoaored institution. Its, sister college
added tIfteen to her alamnp, ~ sollowss Mary
Callahan, Of Robinson; 1CaTi1e Dobbius, Of
Jacksonville; Luura llots pf High Point, No.;
Lola Hatael.s, O, I'erre :lfaute,, lna., Eugenla
hsnslcnsoa, .ol: AlexlapaeE; Lae?a McDouala.
q ,vlFgln!a; My M6ntGotnesy, Cora sbarp,
and 'rhon.psop,.pf .Jaeks9nyillc; Anpie
summef6.! ot Ai1lntai. Josie Wsedmah, bf
Furmef, tElty; Jtnnte Wllson, OF Grlggsyllle.
Past u tls caas isliyGrea ora,!ona., ,Ilo otAeEs
music Of tlo OCCASION !was most excellent: e..
, 1879-06-06
BOSTON



BosroN, Jnne 5.-The Grcenbacicrs opened
their fall campaies, by meeting In Music Halt
tonight. About 1900 were prasout. It was
somewhat ot.s, failure. Peter Cooper, Gen.
butler, Weaver Of Iowa, and Scion Chase, Of
Maine, vcru advertised to speak, but Cooper
was too faslguu1;bY business and tho marrisgo
Of hEa granddaughter to at1cnd, aud bis old
Presidential spfecll was read by the Curator Of
Cooper Institute: Nothing was heard or seen
of Butler oxcent McDavst, his lieutenant, who
tsas Oh the platform. Weaver was also abscut,
but sent 1etterspf explanation. Wendell Pitt.
lips aud Soiea-Chase did tile talking Of tla
evening, b1.h Dt 1hem being worry sharp nnd
pIan Of ac.iois ipr tils faIl campaign was @ IN,
uounccd. Evcry mention uf "Uil Heu Butler J"
Was greeted With Aearty hnnd-clappng md hur-
raas, and conhdanco wis expressadln the iuture
of tho usoenbark party. Gold was especially
obnoxious to tho apeakers, aud both silver aud
paper money received loud praises.
, 1879-06-06
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

,,:A 1I,jsttal Hf&tNsfch 10 9ns 11'p""' .,.s.
HW4smaaroa. D. o., juno s.-Iha so.es w.. hsr,
ton has tnn,s Into ts PFuter' Conesess ..son,. a,
tho Committee upon the cuior euss;om,, ~, ts. s,.s
lncudet that no suboraiuate unloa sha ,sss ss. ia
to acaps tas card pt any member, pToysa'aH Nv os
ths color qussiion, sir woosy ,ne ns%sl,. .'ssi,
aud sir. Hurdle. the Richmond dsleea's, s,,,srs Il
ipg tl4tthey would surrender thsir pn'i.dvi
use resolution paaae1 Mr.. EvsHns. H,.,h q ra1Snpr,
plia, ai,d Mr. uoughtont q HoI1a amntiuu ~
eacn aiyoea,cd the pFupes|t!o'i, -. a x',ts u ~
iay ou tilo table wss ads,pse1 " wy uropo.
10 d. Al the co4Yeutton to-da} tmo.,hitI.
sittop 10 smpioy, n9ys tS;ya co,atnittsc rspo;s
nToDositloa OF. tbs VI LoutA lltoa ~ nil Isbor
Asael.blv RECOMMENDING uae1'ns ", n iF1ar,f .!
,orxanisa !ona n I,s.eouatry oa ss r1,1It.Iiour
July av1t 10 declare !u favor o. w. ~ sas book
law. Agreed tv. In tho reqass1 u cn.r;er iof
aud lou priutera OF Chicago tot ',+,rs Eeeom'
book x.d job printers, sls cen!ttss, ,%a !ttsasn,tutioa
mundsd tilut Bee, /, Art. u t!'e 49, S h. k;psd,
bs stricken out. 90 ttlat cnsrs iii uset4.afb:
lay over out year. Axssed ~
, 1879-06-06

fen ftos, ,S Jacksonville via ,chlcags 4 Alton
ra:!% !,. 1'o'4 f.r '!a si fnJ pntM'e Ths Rek,n.
hren 1Alrctaael for ths Joint hui,lti ii lie new
Wabata Company andAIe :to!sdo. Vaorix Is Wat.:
*aw ga'soa4 Go1ninny. and 1t n,ay nruvp that tho.
ghcago 4 A!;on 1load. hays an intaHAt at'fley
dis!!ked tho Idea Of tho Chicago l. Rock Is1a,ld
Railroad Company buying It and opening coa1.
ratlnR ling for sf. fluts InsIrcsa Via tho Hurtrn
Valley 4 lcufla route nnl erndlhly &ntoruicd
That nnc Of our icadIbR bankinv houses aro Intess
csrs In thu pnrcnhct, mil TINT Il IL tc Intention
ot shc,synacaee IT, rhnteet il!a laas,ll tnuipapy
wltlt tfe F0kln. b Peoria Kond ,by hulla1u2'a
,ls ,,lak h,aseen ths swo Eesds IT. Ilcasa.:
ihe 7f5m Hasncr and hannibal to tdicaeO sla To :,
lodo. eeorta y Wnttaw atoan and Chloa4o 8 A!ton|
!nc, aahofter raule fonneetlnR withtho Hannibal
4 q. Josspntoad at4 Qplncy b. sone mile. !aas
to I9lat m .n.efes ottA6,tttep roads atSys men.
tue sscen ralc undcr ftat'qsurc ~ Metsts. tinnld
nnt1' sage mud others iNn,fsstcd in tbu Missouri,
Iowa Il NBbraAka tbad, aul Tu1eIu,' rtotIa + War.
saw cand Wabash Con,ptny, amt .tnora 10 no
donlt hut aconncctlnR llnk u sme eighteen miles
thpAdptii now tlnc 10 Tho Rroat Northwest Id tho
interest II the Wabasll itoasl Ind Tho yynicato In.
tcres1ed IN tho control Of ts ya1ous lines referred
tU. AYtL
, 1879-06-06

.,, ot~--> ~" ~ 80 -ts1~'ss9 .....
"AsHtsdfos. u -, juno a-ihe ta'x among
toe is'aaas o. aeo' AW!nR taeoaeaeas To-Day
mas ocen OF most eSuiiant CHARACTER Inc
1icto'S ""acn tieS ha's ach's'eu IN tne,r own
stare soems 10 be enEtelg secondary viii them
TO the Triumph which thcY claim to haYc won In
the natsohat anatss OF she's party. 1t Is most
slgnlhcaat that they glory over yesterdaY's VIC
Tory o. feVonEo 1oF treatment WHICH thetr
branch OF the parEJ rece7ed at the st. Louis
convention IN Jhne' 1875, "hsn Ewing, Voor-
hees anu other pronounced fricnds Of the inila.
tlon MEASURES were arSen from the
platform o9 the lidcn men under the
ieaa o. Dosshesues, III atsos 7toiaton Of
on FarllamchfsFy rules. aud o5 the Sheer force
I'll a1a 1l'neh ma1of1ty' iooay lhe Ewing
men arc e'a'n'he that thoy la7o turned Dor
she'met's speech IN remuneration OF Ewing Doth
upon a'm aba tnote iaastefh DetsocFa whon
he Feprschteo "hcn he ucc1afcd, amid the trc~
Mehooas enecrihg ot ING iNaen men al nt'
LOUIS, TINT u'ey proposed 70 make atroleht
Issue betweeu eott aud hard moneys that BY
TINT issuc they (thc Eastern Democrats) intend
ca 70 stana OF iassi aAa that, tne CONVENTION
wanted SOFT money, thes could give their soses to
tue RESOLUTION offered ny Ten. Ewing, tic most
distinguished eo1@-tnoaeY man III the United
States.
AhoAALlSu THIS SPEECH,
lheY 4nSs peen e1o's'ns 1o-oty taat neg nave
eoh"thHteo '9e oesnoc1at'e parry o. Ino statc OF
un'o' ~ ausaues ~ " ~ Nal'ona' eooseauoa aad
wv =. !oo' ~ NV s1ecess " tns sasna
1.osI ,1' ",a@"ns"'ehso eo1thiooey 'nAa " t"e
na"a' eeaousss1 w. % MasA " III" nafa'moae5
nsmge1A.' -. " t'o tast on'5 taFee yeass aeo III
nT srs sas'o,'a' ~ ooossh.aol.
s,s, 49, s.. .." -. sa''oua' 4eu.use ot 'i's
, 1879-06-06


anAHD RAr1Ds. Mich, June ia h,e in iii,
city curly this morning destroyed f. T. Wad +
Co.'s sash, blind, door, and iobpng iaetoB
brlcx building, and two wooden factories nsit,
one owned by William, Harrison, aua occupied
BY. him as a cart Of hls wagon worka, aud BY I.
PR y GO: . 4 pump factory; the uthet owned
bY the Maj.. Waters' e4tase, aud occupied BY
man nansea.: Buchman. maker OF croauet. bate.
ba'l bats, etc, and by Hughes t. Banks, ao1.
. tnakers:- Tho fro :" caught IN Aatslson's
factory. probably frem bot Journal
-1ho losaes arc ~ follows: Z. T. W.sa 4 t.,
$1,000. insurance, $1,000; William llallIton,
f7,boo; tnsusancs, s5an; Day y e., $5o; H.
tusance, $31u.' Rodenlachrr had 81, ,000 ot usus-
allee OH a.loss,of $29.DU0. Hughes i Banks lot
tsoo to S1,o0o; on which they iiaH 500 Of |nsa1.
aaco. Tho Waters estate and Buchtnan's losfei
ara about $4,000, on which there Was no sniul.
ance. 1t Is BY far tho .noat disastrous hra our
city Inns been: Waited by in yeara-sNee the r
nrsanisatlon OF 'the. 'ptfs Department on tA'
;ureaEuk Man, ,h-
, 1879-06-06

y 232FtIdF 7193ba4tf 70 71t 1F7baHa.
:. : M1EwAuxHs, WIS.,, juno 5.-At half-ps's >
a'siock tlis evening = are broke out Ia sAs
Wholesale sf.tobacco establishment ef Sehutset
d. Fits, adtuining the St. Charles Hote4 oa
East Water street. Tho flames were eoohns1
to the basement and tisst floor. The datnags TO
stock, valued at $1,000, IL $500; Insured lo'
$4,000 .in tho Allemana Of pltlsbuEK. loe
building suffered damaged to the ctteat Of t''-
tral hundred dollars
, 1879-06-06
NrnurFAf,f). n. u.

BUFFALO, N. T., Juns 5.--Tlle ttso In Daraon
g. Son's. establishment was extjnsuIshcd abous
Daylight this morning. Their stock WIS tosa'!
DESTROYED; Falltgwalls Injured slightly sever.
peraobs.,. II tu4s.< losf Oh stock will aEgFeaa's
Sic, 1000; on the store, s25,ooo. INSURANCE. @n
thu stock, s16o, GOO; OIL tl.s store, tso,cM
:: Warner Jeantngs y TO, paper'l!angs1 SUI ~
Decorators aJjotuli,E, saIercl loss oy %Alet o.
probably $500 itIshrpnrs, tlo,HN. Loas "
qther property, $t,001; Insured.
, 1879-06-06
DIGGING FOR TREASURE.

CLisroA, ILL.,, June 6.-Tl,o Spiritual treas.
urp-seeksr, Mr. Moore, Of Ilayana, Ill.,, who has
been digging OH tic Salt Creek bluffs near ClIn.
ton for more than TIRES months, hos, It Is al
legged, discovered, by the aid and direction Of the
ludlan's spirit, boz Of beads aud stoue With
not beau tFausl4leu'as yet. liz wa4 directed By
tllu satnn spirit to dix 10 far anuhp would hul
The aboyu articles, atter which he Was TO dtR in
anoti!er direction ua4 he would tl1eu tln1 the
$&00O that has been buried there many years
Moore's irlends At Havana say hs Is condrn,sd
6plFltuslist, aud belIuYcs he will yst obtain thu
TREASURE which hp has been latoritlx fur,
TWsDty-fya dQjlkFs til dOctofst Ytafs will dn YOU
, 1879-06-06
EI'. PAUL NKWH,

81. PAUL, htlun., June ELlIAe MRin line Of
the VI. Paul s. Pacific IR'dau, from St, Pau1 to
Morris, 100 tatles, Yas sola here to-day under a
docrso OF court upAss> the three mnlIon-dollas
mortgage. 1t wa, bought for t950,o00 hy the
iscw Organization, tue st. Paul. Minneapolis &
, 1879-06-06

= ,R0fcfa!, ,p7Epd7ea 70 7Hs 7tVaH* ,,,.,,,1.
BLooa1aoroX, H., Jaue 3D.. h. Aa.'s". .s",.
haY-prsss, buildings, mashtnery, anu cop!sa"
burned ut 8 ., N. caused by sparks from .,, t@s
motiye ,on the illinois central. Loss ao91'
$780, -
, 1879-06-06
JUDICIAL RETURNS.

PoNTlAc, juno 5.-Thc Official returns Of the
Eleventh Judicial Diatrlct Tor Livingston County
arc now all IN, a,ld arc ss follows: Livingston
County-Johu II. Scott, Judge uf the Supreme
Court, 2,43i; Benjamin 8. Edwards, Judge Of
the sup;cme Court, 1.a75
, 1879-06-06
KEAJkNEF.

San Francisco. Juno b.-'rhe Worklngmon's
Convention today rcscfnded tlu resolution to
uako noiuiuecs Tor judcinl ottlces take ths tfot-
clad pledge. a pledge Tor Congressmeu was
adopted that they will not, a. Cougscssmcn,
, 1879-06-06

arrived here thts morning, mud has been called
upon by largo number OF citizens during the
aay and evening. Mr.. Foster, In speaking Of
the nominations mndc by tho Democratic Con-
ventlon, said TINT be regarded them as strcng IN
tom9 respects, while III OILERS the advantages
we're decidedly With the Republicans. Mr.. Foster
spoke In the highest tcrms OF tho personal chn.-
acter Of his opponents, their ability, mud per-
soull popularity. Mr.. Foster Was OF the
opinion TINT the nomination Of Mir.
Ewing might secure tue aupport OF
n. portion Of the National Greenbackera
but wl,at strength was gained BY such an addi-
tlon he thought would be lost BY tlte opposition
Of tls hard-monay men OF tile party, who would
with great reluvtauee vote for the recognized
leader Of the soft-moncy sner and parent OF ''the
Ohio 1dea." It could have but ono result In the
East, u,ld that was tLat It would soltdtty, 10 to
speak, the fcpl!ugA Of the Eastern Democrats In
thelr opposition to the peculiar heresies Of their
Ohio brethren, and they would certainly con-
tribute nothing looking toward aiding tue auc-
cess Of party pleuged to their support
From what he could learn, It appeared TO him
tlat
atH. TlLDEN,
IN consulting his own interests, would work for
tho SUCCESS OF the Democratic ticket iu his own
State, unl a. the same tims b. pleased to see
,. ~ o"o Dsn.es'"y '., s,aSae' a'ons ~ ue'eat'
49, .,,s., =, s.ssa 49, a,, .as "' "as Wssssa WIZ
s e,a'sY w. .uo n sa.uaou anu .ae asate eoulo
'u's be s"s''eo W nasu "na pe'sAlsn3 hRhthe
sfsheh.
~" cse".,k s'1' sos'e. "as eeasnaAea Gre az hts
nolc', ~ tsont o. ~"'el' aooul s,ooo people "cFe
" asaemp'sa' III 'cspo"se' MI roster spoxe as
'o!!oss; 's' ...-x
~ rkLAo"'c''izAss: thao4 you toF tie
romonheot you aase JUST nala ihe' INC conf
tnuleh. - hot pau 10 me- taKs It. as M aHdl.
y'eua', ous ~ !ns representative OF lhe great
ncoup'cah purity OF Lie stato oi oAto' We arc
Aoout ehteei1s upon campaign when Will bH
o. UNUSUAL iEopottancc' national IL ita charac-
sef; one tlat must determine whether tlR great
aa"o' u OUTS " hataof' or hot. IL Ia 10 ~.
tetlnaae "aetnefatate aathorsty shali be supreme
" "ne'hes Nat'oha' authority Shall 10 supreme
WV ussoossaue ssesas' s''heoa7entson JestoTaay,
unaeftoox 70 be'ittle thla auestlan oy show!ng'
.! anoe''aS1og 10 snow t1at thc recent acss In
eonssess a!o measn1cs oa tne part of The he
?aoicans 10 institute laws anu new regulations
10 tetess.see 10 she conduct OF troops at e!ee"
uo"s aha the preservation OF poacc at the polls.
AM'' my iss!ew@eit'&eAs, II begging the CUES
tloh.
TUE !ssea
, 1879-06-06
Ewing Actually and Openly IN
Training FOR the Prest-
dency.
Bitter Hostility Of Ills Faction 10 the
Tildon Wing OF the Damoo-
rACy.
Bishop One Of the Happiest Men Ever De-
feated in Convention,
Ksarney lluth D1sgnsted BY 0 Dlotfon 10 Rtllere
Him OF Ills Power.
OHIO,
HnSrtnf nftn1frk IN T,5d TxsihYHs =

opee'n. D'spale" g % @.,g ~ a''o"H@ ,.. -,
toLoMnss. ~ 'uu .,,,,,.,, s .",e. -.
Tue Original head OF he olao laea " naa esVeu
q scvero blow TO those Of tho Democracy WHO
were willing to 60 to any extreme with Senator
Thurman "a tl,eir ,erflcr. hut who hava hardly
hann hro,n,,t -, ,no roi',. ~ e,,hsc.,,n ~ ~,
oeeo o'oaept 70 nc po,at VI suoses'u'as " wv
ueculihr Views Of 0eu. EWING on tho AttaneIal
isa.es, At no ttmo In recent political moves
hus party been u,ore budly beaten ut all puiuts
than wcrc tl,e rbuTma,.l,Ice comhtnaton.
~, 49,. n,.," s',a.,ts.. T.. ~
paeRcQ W Tue oh'o ueegn'1o" III con'
Eress, whose stock III tfada was Any
body to beat l}ishop.n Among all tho
,o1tt,,,ara ,vho w.ra n,iva,ac tn ttc Wash
po.,ses"As .'.."s .,,o.,' ""o .,'.ss w. ~. .n ama
lhston ay"as'S 1uele fo' o"e
wllo 90 g1oriea over the ;eault Us dof. Htshop,
who, though defeated htmsclf,was instrumental
IN carrrus Will, him thu vl,ole crowd OF ucssc&
c,,tnr: :. h. ,,,,aura.cI thc novrn1,nt t,hirh
sas.'" WV ~. "s ".'s -
led 70 nus overthrow LOOKING ~ inc Fesult 10
auy light, tic nomination OF Gen. Ewing Ia re-
car,,cd NJ a personal victory Of the lcfeated
candidate. The re.ujt IA acknowledged by the
, 1879-06-06
.ATn1lLLLEIs, I'LL.

n = - \ ....
OTrAwA, ILL.,, Jupe 5.-Durlsps thu pre9a'suse
Of q violent thunderstorm which passed oss.
this section between II, md u osloc9 ta.s
night; the barn of Peter Burguson. III tlle 1o"m "
ot Miller, northeast af this city, was stfus. ~
'l]ehtn!ng u1ld consumed with ail us eon'ss'e$
l4Uaa, &l,tIl -
, 1879-06-06

eree a. tbn ,hovc IN, th,st1 n,1 l,,t an,o sn,
take ploco on thu tattl Inst. to antlsfy mort
lines from VI. Cloud to st. Vincent of S1,500.
c.rs %s s Tie M s3f i s't ;.,s ssnrns sar . tic G SsS
pany who IL hersaftar 'o~ o,,sratS . aud nsnous u
| tiu i1no, ~e~
THE c1tcAeo s. :;Onrtrv EST ELM.
| Tia ANNA, a1ccItor ~ ,hc Ci,,caro 4, Nor,h.
wc.tern pa,Iro,'1 Cnn,r ,,v a.. tn1 ,,o,.er,ar
,,,s t.ssse n,n "as ''o.a sesss.ua!
lust as predicted In ..TnH Tribune Of Tuesday.
Mr. Vanderbilt sse,tro,l ti,reo al tho Drretnrs
Mc.srs, Augustu. set,oiL Ci,auucey ,t, Depuw,
Aiosars. r. 7. Flower, William II. Ferry, and
perry II. Hn,ith. Messrs. Albert Keep. NJ, 8,
sykes, uni a. G. Du''nan, who.o .crais rs D-
directory OF this road, IL docs not inlilcatc
tt,at he will bc ablc to control tile property,
ase1sh1 u 10 a't"ts. "uutu 1','' ,o1'a'ns ny
the Directory. Hnd 20 tlo three of hts faithful
Observation-Disclosures. Sidney Dillon, Frank Work.
@ bo, H. ~ ro1s ~ n"o .1,ns
U',, y" "v .',. Nv -" ~ :" w. sAs ~ ~,
uou,u nsn'sc'l nae ocen ufoppcu 'to'1i w s1
ecnttvc Committee. nnd 50 has Mr: d. D.P.MorGan,
unu two VI VAuderbll's tnci,. Mssars. schell
and larger take tlclr places. L is fortunate
thing Tor tI.c affairs Of THIS valuable, property
tllat. as matters now stand, neither Vanderbilt
nos aoul VII b. able TO- alctate to POLICY o.
haro made. tic road what. 1t now is,
and who src known ~ honest A'hd coGsessntteas
men, have lle baanec u power, and Will now
By aoe y conduct the affairs Of the toad WITH.
ont 'nterierenee from stock spec,t'stqfs. Tie
apprehension that the cllan1a tn tie Directory
might lend 70 DISRUPTION 81 mo present
| Pheasant rointiofs Wilh the thtcaIos itotk
! Island " f1clte 10 hot 8ecm TO bc Warranted ny
tlie iaeta. Inc now fall Board nt Tue theaso
" Norshwcatern RasIfotl y m as followa: A. z.
DulInan. David D9ws, X. +. Flower, 10y Gould.
David Jones. y. T. Morgan, II. L.. skyea, JOIN,
r.. T.: burse' ". l.. seoLtt al6ert Aec2, Marvin
lug!ltt. Augustus scale!!, CaauncY A. Depo'g'
9H! Snmne u nsFRes anc season ahat ai Mf. & y,
'.st, a's! Mf. X. I. Flowers nasns appears In
stcau. ariscs from tAa favt that mr. Tetl Have
reslened ~ yestsfdaY'e nretlss, ana Mr rloWes ,
bssn taken " Vanderbilt nun; q lie abovc
Directors live arc also Directors In the Chicngu,
Kock istald -, 8 Pacific. rs iotlows: Dayla
Dows. I. !. tio"ss, lay donla, sldney Dillon
Vii sonnue 70 so %srS i%S sa
rather hears out tho assert!un heretofore made
TINT klnd Of secret aa.lsr:tandlag exists b..
twesi apn!a sna xnnaero,t ior uiva!o ,o o. the
Il looks " VauderSl!t and domld gu:
mean to d'scsitn'nato agastlst tile Cni-
cage Basllngton q Quincy n.l'i brings about
esp s'SSSa pSssad e ,s tsa ess ad i esss ss.
e. cook a. NJ: k'rkmaI, md J: .: Ksassid s ,l
o'l snnrsi, rspeisnt! eap,ta Of "
1 Ii. la NJ ".
, 1879-06-06

JoL1Er, H., June 5--Judgo Goodspced was
scrcpadcd BY Aioyne's Band Ut his resltienco III
thts city tonight. The atfatr was entirely tn,-
promptu. There were no yct spcechcs, but al!
event was pleasant Termination Of tic judicial
clpctian. -----
, 1879-06-06

DETROIT, Mich, June b.-~At the annual meet.
ngs at Crosse Isle to-day tile following Directors
were elected: Toledo, Canada Southern l. De-
troit Railroad, g. Vanderbilt, J.TiIIhlghast, b.
I. Burger. Aug. Schell, E. y. Worcrstcr, T.. Il.
Wicgs. WI. Scott, Jaulcs lfarkct, aid George
Davis; Chicago & Canada Southern Railroad,
". II. Vanderbilt, G. Vanderbilt. Sidney DlIot
/. T ssott, % Jon Newell, 'e end 4. " a. WeEs; bsn.
nd:. soulhern Bridge Company, W, II. Vandur-
blt. j. :rtltlnghast, g. r.. Bargers Ang. .Srhclt,
Il. D. Worcester, +. A. Wicks, w. l.. Scott. Bid
ueY Dillon, md j. W. Cunyurse.
, 1879-06-06

Twenty i've dojlkra tn dnctofst visits will do you
1esA goud ttlan one bolt!s u Hop biltuss.