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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
CRIMES AND CASCALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A Irsr Rrr TENDEE.nEARTED JrRY.

7
ATLANTA, Ga, June 1s.-iIill on trial for killing
Srnmous seducer OF his wife has been found guilty OF
murder. The recommended imprisonment for life.
4 DEAF MANS LAST WALK
PROVIDENCE, IL. l., June lS.-Nathan Clark. de-
sfuer at The Surague Pint killed by last
night while walking the RAILROAD track lie partially
i NARROW ESCAPE FOR a CHILD.
SCRANTON, Penn. june 1S.-IhIlp Jones, while
Temporarily insane tins afternoon cot his throat with razor
III lien fuI!uusy attempted Ofls children, but
foll dead lust hc reached the child.
INDICTMENT OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, june IS-Ihe Grand Jury
today returned Indictments against John c. Ferrcss County
Judge Thos W. Chadweil eITaN Collector samuel Dan
els0p eyCefk OF Court W. H. ITafOIi. Public Admins
traitor and w. A. Knight County Trustee fOr misappropua
ton Of public money
A WEALTHY PLANTER TIRED OF LIFE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June he. A. White, sixty
years age. wealthy planter from near selma Ala al
temped suicide YESTERDAY. lie had recently
married Young who shortly aierward ei0pod win
another man despOudrnt he cut his throat witt
a az,t. and no lies A - critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
THE SCORE THIS MORNING.
LONDON. Thursday, June l!
unNnRS For HANLAN.

NEwCAsrLE, Wednesday, June Is, 1873
The stakes and The Sportsman Challenge
Cup were handed to Hanan at social gathering al tue
Beehive Inn to-day Hanlan said be would be happy to
return TO England to row any bona Hide challenge Of the
championship status. -, L..
Hanlans reception in Newcastle throughout the day
WAS most enthusiastic. He starts for home ON July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
RIOT IN MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 1S.-A number of
kilograms received by the Governor from Tracy state
that 300 railroad labOrer and tramps In max
ing riOtous demonstrations and that the officials are
irving restore order There To have been no
violence bOOdshcd yet The Governor left here Tor
the vi the disturbance at hapast o'clock this
afternoon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE IN SICILY.

EOIEi WeuntsUdy juno To- I''V'
There was a violent earthquake yesterday
near the town Of Aci in Sicily, miles northeast
of Catania Five villages in the vicinity were almost
wholly destroyed. Ten persons were killed and several
wounded The inhabitants OF the district fleeing en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
A FRENCH CONVENTION TO MEET.
TONr,oD Weduag1ov Junn 10 1879

LONDON, Wednesday, june IL, 1910
The French Senate and Chamber of Depu-
ties will meet joint convention tomorrow to revise
the Constitution so to make Paris the legislative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Tie cAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 1S.-A call has been
ssued FOR the Democratic state Central committee 10
meet nero on June 20 FOR organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
BAPTIST PASTOR FOR MAYOR.

SAN Francisco, June 1S.-The Working
mems Municipal Convention to-day nominated the Rev.
Isaac : Kaoch. pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Tor Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
BROWN STILL LEADING.
LONDON, Wednesday. June is

LONDON, wednesday, june los iof''
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon the scores OF the
pedestrians were: Brown, 2s1 miles Weston, III;
Ennis $50; aud Harding 100 miles. Brown increasesor
decreases his pace with that Of Weston.
RowELT DETERMINED TO TRY AGAIN.
The Sporting Life says: "Rowell has sent us Rloo
(S5OO) TO bind him TO match with the winner oi inc
belt in the present for the long distance cham
pionshp of the world p. j. Panchot, of Buffalo, N ~
who won the last match in NewYork and who has come
here solely to witness this contest Expresses an nten
ton to challenge the winner, out would prefer tat '
match shall take place in America. Inc Detung, "!
which there Is very itte Is still to on brown, pu
there is every to expect close race DetWc1n
him and Weston The latter has astOnished everybody
nv hs performance thus far lie looks fresh ana II con-
fIent of winning. IL is doubtful If Harding VII reap
pear Ennis seems good for scoring 15O miles"
THE SCORE THIS MORNING.
LONDON. Thursday June 10 1879.
Ennis finally retired at 43O o'clock last evening SEE
ing he had no chance of making 400 miles, which was
necessary in order TO ente him 10 share OF the gate
money He was wonderfully well and fresher than on
Tuesday hut his feet bistered and feslered Haru
ing also retired after dong 100 miles ana lap. -
Brown and Weston have both beaten all previous
records The score at 3 o'clock this morning stood
Brown 9ls; Weston 313 miles aud liz laps TWO 10
one on Brown IS still forthcoming - . -
Panchot. the Buffalo pedestrian, VIII sail Tor Now
the steamer CITY OF Chester
The New York herald., 1879-02-07

Nicholas J. Abramovc,
Francisco Franasovc
,Se nisadnr and therein and having beon ar
saed by 1 Eaxa,d ioIo. eouass for the complain
and due asiihsra.ion being % had thereon o,,.
the sad ordered sdudged and dccreed
that the Letter, Patent No ise @ granted and issued o2
said companan the hrst and original inventors and
dseoyersrs Of the IN methods Of sass:ins
Patent that tho said compiainsnts are the exclusive
And ordered adudged and decreed that the
defendants, Nicholas j. Abr~neyic and Domnisk smerk
upon exclusive right Of the compliments under the
And further ordered adjudsed and dec,eed that the
ccmplanants recover Of the deendants Nicholas =
said defendants. Nicholas j. Abramovie and Domnick
accrued them from the said infringement since the 2st
a Of sa aud that nSy sss @ 1sG the s., .s
knc the damages sustained by them by reason OF said
And further ordered sdudgcd and decreed thss the
so@panan.Gs G , q .ns dsisndsn,s s Nicholas
and disbursements In this action, TO be taxed
be referred h. Lincoln benedict ESQ., special master Of
Court to ascertain take and state and report to the
Of damages sustained by said complananss from said In
And t is further ordered adudgod that tho
81 1 s sSsh S snyS % . 1
Dominick Smcrklnc tenus otherwise and also
u%enss Of said deisndants Nicholas j. Abrsmcvc and
Domnick Smerknic and that the said defendants Nci-
olas Abamoyc and Dvminck Smerkinc attend for such
purpose before the said from time time the
said master shall direct order.
And II is further ordered adjudged and decreed tnas
perpetual injunction IN this action issue from this Court
according Of tho practice thereof against the
said defendants. Nicholas J. Abramovc and Domnick
Smcrkinc restraining them and each Of them ana thci
and each Of their agents clerks servants Attorney e
ployes aud all claiming or holding undcr or through im.d
from making, selling using said Improvement cnime4
In said Letters Patent pursuant TO tho prayer ot 'ne o o
complaint -,
And is also now motion Of Messrs, Chase and Bes
tow defendants ordered adJudged ana
decreed that the bill Of complaint IN this action ee ds
missed defendant Francisco franasove Win cost
To be taxed the ground and for ho esson inat 10 nos
appear the said defendant Francisco fnnas
OWE has . rngrd upon said Letters Patent theex
80 CHAS. L. BENEDICT.
Eastcrn District OF New York, sal Lincoln Benc-
dit tlrh OF The Court OF tho United States foe
the Eastern district of York do hereby certify that the
nl,v. IA true copy original dccrce entered IN the
above entitled cause and ON nie In my Office .
In 1.tony whereof have caused the seal OF tho said
ca",s a. he hercnnto the city OF Brooklyn Ia
an. district New York. this ID day of February
H. ,h ,nar of oar Lord thousand eight hundred aud
nine and the Independence of the United statos
'"e one """'''' d. LINCOLN BENEDICT. Clerk.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07

DOPULAR INSIDE ROUTE.
il SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
danger sickness incident travel
purchasing through tickets Florida via the Georgia,
and Florida Inland Steamboat Company. Staterooms 80
cured I'll Broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
EXCURSIONS.

NOD F1ShING.-ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY g.
Osteamer SETH Low saloon heated with steam, leaving
Franklin St, n. r. Z; 10th St. N r., no. sth st., r..
7:35; pier u t. H., jD Battery WALL to States
Island ferry sA M Tickets 81 Cod tackle and baton
AL G. FOSTER, Manager.
NXCURSlON STEAMERS, BARGES AND GROVES TO
Lchartcr-BRIGG'S Excursion ONCE tS4 West st., oppo-
christopher street ferry. Books now open.
The New York herald., 1879-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

4 + STATED TERM OF rME CIRCUIT COURT 81
Athc United States for the Eastern District OF New
York In the second Circuit held Ut the United state
Court rooms In the city OF Brooklyn the alst day
January. 1870
Present, Hon. Charles L. Benedict, Judge
Francisco Demartini aud
John Chertizxu
The New York herald., 1879-02-07

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steamship Line, between Now York. Southampton and
Bremen.
Company's pier foot of I'd st., Hoboken
M0sEL.. Saturday, Feb D0NAU Saturday, Peb 22
Of passage fro New York tor Southampton. Lon
DON Havre and Bremen
First cabin 800; cabin S6O stceragc $50 Re-
tickets reduced Prepaid steerage certh
STEEHAGE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE
SOUTH OF ENGLAND, $50.
UELRICHS 4 CO.. Bowling Green.
, 1879-07-25
TIE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Il story OF 8humn-Account from Ono OF
the Hnnt.

Il story OF 5hHrno-Accnunt from Ono on
the Spot.
zuia'and CorresuoHdtHcA LoHdon hdrsystttr'
Where wns t1le friend anu assoclato Of En-
glnl,d's guest; wAero wns tic officer WHO had
specially applied for this sacred ald n,oss honor
ablo duty; nhero, We want to know, was tho
English officer In command OF the escortl Ills
placs was with Ills mpu not leading them away
With thelr backs to tho patry handful Of zulus,
which wo now know wore In tho mealics, nut
lluldng tho ground uud covering the body ot
Ills chnrgo. Tile Captain OF sinking or water
logged vessel is not ule lrss man In the bouts,
leaving passengers and crew to sluk without
him. Ills place Is upon his deck, trumpet tn
hand, and. even II death,doomed, sinking like
an Engllshmun, under tho shudow Of
the British flag. Such. comparatively,
was tho place anl deyoiE Of TIC
olllrer In command ot the Frlneu's cscort, AMI
had hG devoted onu brief half noHleut to SEQ
Md aid our kuast to hi4 saddle, ls would, cveu
II killed Or Wound9d In thu act, have earned q
nam0 Ia every English md French household
moro cherished md lustrous than the star Of
ynlUr which our Queen gives To ler hFaYest lucu.
Fruln all tlaAt We call Ele0u ot ttllabla III.
ture, tt would appear tllat Tho Que exception u
devotion ulll courtEu dtsplayetl III this otherwise
dlsgraceful HtIair MAS exhibited by tho friendly
Zulu who wa with t!u party. lie It was who
first discovered tho proximity Of the elemy,
allu who, not be'nE mounted, might have had
sonle exclls9 for trying 80 savu Ills Ito by Timely
flight, but DO stayed loyalty anl gaalaatly with
hls white comrades, all catno back With oulot
, 1879-07-25

OH The cast nud west side Of tho city. Thu
conditions III tho arnnt nrc tlnt the passenger
depot ut East Buffalo shall ho abandoned n,'tl
thnt way-stat1ot, ba tttlt on tho Terrace Will
a larger depot below It.
Mr.. James Smith, General Freight Agent OF
tic Chicago & Alton Railroad, las issued ctr.
culnr TO agents anil connecting lincs, lint Ills
road has (icun nntiliud by !ts Southern rornec-
tluns lint, owing to quarantine rcstFlci!ons no
until further .otice, bo received for Mem
l,hie, ami tut no freight for Texas
will bo received unless accompanied BY ship
pes's affidavit TINT the goods have not been In
The yelow.fovor districts since July ]. Orig
tnnl allidavlts must DO attached 70 way
blils to destination md duplicate ntlldnvite
must be eont to constgnee bY sllppcE.
, 1879-07-25
CASUALTIES.
TIE HARVEST OR DEATH.
Enxsfnl DiSpafrh IN TAt Tribune.

Gptcf0| DiSpalch 10 7A6 Tribune.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, july 2i.-Tllc w!fo Of John
Mctlbracat, German farmer residing four
miles north OF Mendoza WIS assisting her hus.
band to-day In tlu wcat-1old She was scatrl
On tho harvester, und, whla making tllc round
Of tl,e field, her little 3-year.ola child went into
tic wheat. The mother drove along sll,eon-
scols of tie frightiul Incident That was 10 re-
suit. Presently Tie piercing shrlcka OF tho
child brought ler to stop, atd sl,e discovered
sl,at sho haA cilt both tho legs OFT her own Guild
1}pfuro medical nil could arrive tho CHILD Yus 9
corpse, tiavin, blcu to death.
, 1879-07-25
JEWISH SENTIMENT,

'NHw YonK, July 2I.-'rhe Hoard Of Delegates
nt The Union of American Hebrew CouErcGA-
tlous, notiug tho exclusion Of Hebrews fruu q
l,art Of CoucY Island. says: "Wc may ssfcly
leayu our cfcnsoto ile Intelligent mud advanced
public sentiment ot our fellow -citizena, iEro-
epectiye Of creed OF rAce."
, 1879-07-25

NRw YoHx, July 94.-pool Commissioner
Fink telegrapl,ca to-day to the Western agents
of the trunk lines tho following advance III
rates from Chicago to Nuw York, lon. The ba.
cntnluittce leltl ut Lung l.ra,srl, TuestinY:
Grain, a5 ceuts; fuurt class, 10 yents; mud live
hUgs, ~ cents. 1s Is IN advance OF s centa
In each class. The advance goes tnto elect
AUG 1.
, 1879-07-25


RArID CITY. D. r., July 20.-F. N. Ktmball,
Chief Engineer Of thu Iowa s. Dakota Division
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railroad,
md fills ass[staut, W, II, Hbo!Jou,-at the head
~ I,fY.ront ror,le, .nd ernlnr,r ovcr ,,,rcrrnt
y. "''''s"s pa1 t.se' A,' .'1 ss'S"1
ancS,-a1sHeo he1s !ast h'ens III" neco'ooa
your correspondent IN tntery!oW.
Mr. Kitnbail ca.nc Into llse 1lilla settlement
1.,... ...o .,,..'. .,I ,f,,s ,..,s.,a.,
MNot NY 4ouso, s.1eele 1'el u'o unu' ,,,',
Whtto And baa Nl'ers IN LUG vicinity OF Whlte
City ButtG; aud themes hu ca!no on, over
nlnins country but slightly broken bv raytncs
-, .,,,,.ttona - tha un,,,,, r,.,, -, ,1. r4,,nv
ano o''f"t'.'o ~ -. 9oN." "" ". wiz ~
o9ne, fcacalt{s " aoout 1oelf'tyo ,ses out IRON
Napid City. Hc said: "Wo found what will,
for Ills prcseut, call possible route for a rail.
-osd. fnr,her .xn,orniIons NAV rcycal n mora
toao ~. ~ .-..".a -. IT,. a.t,.'.
pfnctleanie o"o: tle .taSe'co 1'' ''a' poF'lo'i
oE the White RiYcr valley lying below aud cast
of the lowest polut reached asxl reported upon
~ ,,,o snrrm, Commissioner sent ou. hy T,,r
Tribune = buost t1"'o ss1so' no ."o ts1's1 ~"
port, taken fn connection With air. kimball's,
Is q complete description OF the White River
v,,,av fr,,n ,,uor in snt1rro tn its mouth.
u...'. ..,,., a,,a>.,,. ,,.. lvhn, f1tv 1{n,,, IN
f1ua. po1". uppoe''e t''o .,,,' IN '"'.o "
t't Missouri ne aays tAe Hu'te 4'ses ao"H
through splendid grazing regions, with c1-
ce,,snt isrm,nr tracts tuserspcrsed; that it is,
,,.a,, H., ,vb,ia oonr ~ c,,1cc,t,hto NJ ac}tlc.
upoa '''v ""oss'n s'es' ~ s';s.. t,,a., rn,t,
ment Inc country tso'" t..o ""!'o G'a5 put'' ,e
Oil In TO The Black lttllS settlements, Mf' hllh'
ball saYs, was very correctly described ~ TUB
, 1879-07-25

6lfclai Dl1palch 10 1Hs 7F3b1ne.
EAST SAoIaAw, al!cl,., July 2a-Samuol Far
we'll, who Is believed to hRye been Lost 10 n suii-
boat In Boston Iiarbor during the gallo Of the
1tlth, loft this city May Z, Is n granlson Of the
late SAMUEL Earwell, Vieu.Prestuunt Ut tho Flint
" Prru Marquette hallway. unl nupncw Of DR..
Hurry c. Potter, thu Keceiyer, Young Furwcll
was about 23 yours old,
, 1879-07-25
NAPOLEON.


Yesterday morning the news Ecuched London
frou, our correspondent ut Rorlss's Drift that
Lieut.. Curry had been ordered to return to En-
gland at tho earItcs. opportunity, under arrest.
It Ia generally believed that be has hacn dis
missed tho sorvtcu BY tho authorities at the
Cupe, and lllAt l.la decision awulta CONFIRMATION
Ut tho Wur OIllco,
, 1879-07-25
0 WHY DID He LEAVE HeR2
H,,<efUf DfsnafeA 10 Tia TfjtuNA

Drs MONIES, H.. July 2a.-In June last
William IL. Ross, employed at tho s.atu FUR.
Grounds, met MIss Martha Winncar, from
Chsaeo, ylsk!nE frtenls hero. July 1 they
wcru snaEr!ul. A week ago he ron away, leav-
lug llsr here.
, 1879-07-25
NAL. SHERIDAN WAITE.

hpttIH 11EgW7IeT tU 7 TIE Z 11f0hs1es
DECATUR, ILL.,, july 24.-A telegram from
I.eadyillc, COL, ANNOUNCES tho sudden death Of
Maj. shcrfdau Waite, aged 81, lately large
pro,crty.owncr of Chicago, IN 1850 Mnvor Of
Decatur, md In 1SU5 Caual Commissioner Under
Gov. 0glGsbY.
, 1879-07-25

PErsnsnursa, W., July 24.-By the fall Of
scnilolunr, JaMcs Charlus, painter, Was lmnc-
Alately killed, Alec Nugcnt fatally injured, md
Robert, Sun OF james Charles, seriously Injured.
, 1879-07-25

UTICA, July 2i.-Tho Mohawk River bridge at
lllou, undergoing repairs, fell to-day, prccipttat.
Ing twenty PERSONA Into tic river, All escaped
unhurt except Frederick AL 1lclner, who was
fatally injured by falling ttinbeTs.
, 1879-07-25
THE CHICAGO TRBUNE

Iowa will soon be divided Into two Blshonr[csl
and will bo known NJ tbs Eastern nn'l Western
Diocese, The new Bishop, whose confirmation
Is daily expected from the l'opo will be station-
cd In Council Bluffs, md will DO known as tho
1'tshop Of Council Dluits tho other Bishop, 1lcn-
ncssUy, will be rctntncA nk Dubuque. A hnntt-
sot1lc cathedral will noon bo necessty llore, III
View Of tho now order OF things.
, 1879-07-25
SillclQE.


fgpetfdl NRp0fcA 70 TAs Tribune
Sioux Cry, Ia, July at.-I.ena UmbTchs.
aged IS, OF this city, shot herself tatalsy with
revolver th!s noon whito her puscnts were ab'
sent. There Is good reasoas for suppos!pg she
sulclded,
Hpecaat nlsaa4ch TO Tas ztteuast
GRAND RArtDs, 5lcla., July 24.-,trs. Mary
Elliott, formerly known hore a. hlato or Folly
Elliott for seore ol years. u notorious woman
losu Of 1norptlne, talcu by hcraelf lust night
whs!e alune, her fEicuds say accidentally, out
whether Il Is trllo Or nut never VIII bc kn0wl'
, 1879-07-25

sAN FnANclsco, July 2i.-'rho ship Washing
ton Lbboy went ashore J,ear Port Angclst
Washington Territory, yesterday.
, 1879-07-25
Ttds1fSfG

The Common Council ot Buffalo bas granted
permission to tho New York Central TO con-
Btruct and lnaiuta!n tracks across tho Tesrace
aud other streets connecting their rouds
, 1879-07-25
THE ST. PAUL d. DULUTH.

President j. 7. lslcY, OF the 81. Taul u Duluth
1.nlroad, has written the following letter to tho
st. Paul Ptandtr-Iress denying the rusnors that
1ts road had fallen Into the hands Of the Cf'icaEo
& Northwestern lsaIl1oad, but TINT thu buycrs
nso ths parties owning tho West Wisconsin,
wt,osc intcrcsts arc identical With the 1t. Paul
& Duluth:
c1latIon about tho St, innl Il Duluth 1satlread,
and ns notice by youe paper convention - tS
natt on Tuesday next to dsecnss its condition anl
situation, few facts cnnunt 10 impeachment to the
Ono corrc.pondent tells you that thls company
good road can be hu,lt for about g.. 200, QUO.
What rond can be built for viii not tlsGts H. Ths
copay representa- a. presSnt anas =. ~ ~ ~
ac.ually expcudcd for the construction Of the roa
with about t,see ycsrs' Interest aaded. Ihst ..S
wnttll Tint much so.day IL unfortunate for those
who Invested tn tho undcttaktn. upon juet saeh
gsnesa n e e. a!s md d % ws
great advantage to The State Of AItnneeota ca'not
SEQ whe1un Ii has been OF my advantage 10 them"
selves, or any reason why they, should continue
doing 80 much good nnd receiving nothing in re-
The fact Is, that the sale Of certain amount OF
ths stock 10 new 1'artica who represent othnt In.
rcrcats identical 10 th!s. and who 10 n9t wish 10
jeopnrd!ze an investment they are mating in an
other road TO the laku By having thts fall into the
bands Of hostile PARTIES, doea not change the situ.
s,Sn bosass. n one prtso It hns not fallen no tho
hands Ut the Chicago s Northwestern, rs sas %
freely telegraphcd oil over the country by Gnu who
sensational rulnoss that he knew wuuits cxcitu TIN
community, nor has it fallen inio the ,a'as Of any
bo.,EtL by a low gentlemen wo wish to dcgolor
ts bnsness 10 ae fullest sxtsns a,a .hss ea ohy
ia NJ. Drake, WIN, in bls remarks ns tho Ct,am-
bcr ef Commerce. ,sansssted thst the Company my
, 1879-07-25

Durnstt's Cocoaiue hss led the trado for
yeAIa.
, 1879-07-25


New YonK, July 2l.-'Fhe Directors Of tho
Toledo, Wabash Il Western continued their
negotiations to.dny with Mr. Vanderbilt con.
cernsg tho acquisition Of the Detroit, Monroe
& Toledo Railroad. Mr.. Vanderbilt scnt word
tlsnt he waived his condition ,llat MI freight ut
Detroit should he given to Tho Canada Southern
Line, which ho controls, but declined to accept
1he valuation placed bv tho Wabash men uu tho
Detrolt e. Toledo Tine THOR proposition was
TO pay intcrrst ou $500, 900, while Mr. Fnudcr-
hllt claimed tIn .lne hnd cost to date
81, l,aao5, ,taO. Tic Wabash Directors :elographcd
Mr. Hcksu,,, General Ageut Of lllo Grand
Trunk, asking him whether ho would
cuuepDt to higher valuation. Lie replied ha
would agree to submit tic question to nrbltra-
tlon. 4 Telegram wus then sent TO str. Wander
hilt askng whether this would 10 satisfactory.
4 prompt "lo" Eas the answer. It was there
upon resolved to notify Mr.. Vanderbilt ttlnt
negotiations would he broken of forever, and 10
begin Ms soun rs possible, to make connection with
tho Great Western n,l.l the Grand Trunk LIMA
OF CaDatn, tl.e conatructiUn Of all Independent
road between Dutroit al Toledo, which will be
frul eight to ten miles shorter thau tile Detroit,
Monroe sG Toledo rnute. As Tho expense will
hnyc to bo ulct, the Wabash men will fsaye To ho
ratified by formal meetugs Of the Directors Of
all tlrec Companies. Written requests wero
ordered sent to tie Canadian roads TO hayo such
meetings cullel ut nn carly day.
, 1879-07-25
OBITUARY..

hW'%...V -,'-""'s w 80 -
DE7noi1' N'eh.' '"ly |'-CoI william
fhe'ns' one OF tue most respected c'tizons ati
n leading whoicsate grocer, N'ed to-day ram 1ho
elects OF Inc atnputanon ol lee' fenucfcd nee
cssarF by the seVcTlns oil an artery ny breaking
Il was!towl while taking foot-batl low days
ago. Col. r!c'ps was natsVc Of ChJngn
County. Nov YORK, nnu was G' years OF agr.
He came 10 Detroit m 1850, and from stnnll
beginning, as clerk 10 grocery, fokc 10 RI
Inember oi lle Ttolesale afm OIL flo'rs "
brace, anu atnassca q haflusotno ioftune' lh
lS0o ne Has elected mcmher OF Inc siato
Legislature, serving taFee torn's' also t"o Terms
Ncbp,llou, Col rAolps, as q member Of
Military Comn,ittce. VIVA very nctiyo in assistine
IN ra,s,nr nm, cn,nn,nc troons In hn scnt n tim
fro,t. anil In 1as, vns nnnntntei1 A}tnttmeut
t.om,ntsstoncr for Michigan by prcttdent Lin
co,n. In 1SIY 1e was opuotntca payunstyr. with
Inc rank Of Major, nt,,l served In tho West
through yarious campaigns OF uens Sherman,
Koscncrans. mud Thomas. In 1sr7 ho VIA nh.
notnted nm tfoyernor Crono,s staff, With the ra,k
al Colonel. Ile was pn Odd Fellow In the carly
DAYS of that Order in Detroit, md subsequently
became a member OF the Mnsoulc tratornlty,
md WAS also an earlY and rartlcular1y active
Knirbt Tcmplar. 1te yas Instrumental
In tntro1ucnr tic Ortlor Of Sons Of Tcupcr-
nnre into kh,a State, md held tbe highest offices
In thc rift OF the organization for uauv years.
At the Jacl,son Convention, In 1851, where the
Nepub,icau uarty had ttg birth, Col, Phelps was
ot,c of tho t,rtnripal f1eurers, mud Of that pasty
was a jealous member to the last. Tie de-
ceased was particularly prominent In The Meth
otlist Church, nrd filed various positions as
Superintendent of Sabbath school, class-lcadcr,
trustee, aud local preacher during tho pas.
twonty. .(]yo years. lie Will ba buried with mill
tary hopors Saturday. The wholesate grocery
houses all close at noon on TINT day us mark
OF rcepcct.
sOMEttUY. CRIMINAL LAWYER.
mvr.oi nfuo.ch IL Tae 7tibune
, 1879-07-25

Fus ctose confinement, want Of air, sedentaty
haos.s, aul brain sud AcETsllEc, tsast IN Hop bA'
t1xx.
, 1879-07-25

IOWA CATHOLICS.
Covac1L BIurss, In, July 2a.-By recent
oflcr euaDating from the Church Of Home,