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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

6ein 8ewuBtiein, Die ausidIosgeben6e
Nfa6t 3u iein, felt sniammenbolten, INT
fth lit iebem eitselnen Sale oerlent9et
Yartet an3ui6lieBel, iuel6e ibren Ddfnr
oas Oteilte getpGbrt.
8on tpetterer Matchmaker SeOentln9 lit
bic Galiforniihe Ma1l iniofern. alS oas
burb fir ben Sal, 0aB Die 8rG1toenz
tenmdbI BENT GongreB snf1uen ioute,
Die repubIifanii9e Bartei Die 3abl ibrer
Stdatenittrnlnen I'M 1 Derlnebrt bot.
gBenr nGmli6 bet Sau e%intritt, 0aB
bret Observation-Disclosures i'm Seloe
fteben unb teiner bon tbnen cine ablolute
Dlebr6eit ber WublmGnnerittnuten erbGlt,
10 bat baS 2bgeOronetenbaus etlten Der
brei 81 ipGhleu. 6ierbet geben aber Die
i1utmtli6en Nbgeorbnetel zines Stdates
nut 6 II c Stimme ab. Grip6blt lit olsz
bann Oerienige, bet cine Webrbett bieier
Stdotenittmmen erbGlt. 8lS 3u bet
@aliforniiden Wabl itanb Die Sa6e 10,
bab lit IS StaateuDertretnn9en (delega-
tions) int Nbgeor0netenbaule Die Gepublts
fdler, lit Is Die 0cmDfraten cine D2cbrbett
batter, ipdbrenb Die 0ertretung BPM Snoiand
ausj6liebli6 bon benz gutet gStIen bes
W%reelbdderS Oe Ia WfatDr abbtng, oent tie
beitebts auBer bielem, aus 6 Gepubltfanerr
unb 6 0emofraten. - 9illl aber Dabelt Die
Gepublifa1er init Saltfor1tten 10 Staater1z
Stilnnen int 6aule nno t0enn lelbtt SnS
oiduo nur6 Se la WatDr ben 9emOfratert
sugetpe1oet tpitroe, 10 Ddtten otele altb 1llr
10; cine HrdlioentenipabL f0ttnte a!lo tpez
gen Stimmengleid)beit nt6t 5u StanOe
fomtnen. Sn bielem Sale niiroe Der bonn
q a - - ! q ontc Antt fnotf : m o I (9ntHAfAn>
ten, ipeld)e Die eritz uno stpettbD6lte 3abl
bon Mabln,6nneritimmen erbalten bGtten,
Al eripdblenbe 8ieeprGtbeA1 t oln 4.
MGr3 1881 Yrdfibent iperbell, rnb Dies
nirbe natilrlih elm Oemotrnt iett.
9ieie Wt6glt6feiten fOnnen auer6in9S
nur fir bet Soil eintretelt, oaB eS einem
britten 9rGlioent (bein
Der @reenbader) gelGnge, ipent9itcns iii
@inem Staate 3u ite9eu, 10 0aB tueoer
Der repubIifanil6e. nod Der bentofratii6e
cine ablolute Webrbeit Der WablmtGnnerz
ftinnlen erbielte. 0ieier SAT- lit fretlih
ni6t iebr nabrldeinli6; imnterbit miro
CT nit III 8etrubt qe3o9en iperben mliien.
Sir Die 9emofraten er9iebt it6 barnits
bic ~bringenOe Mtabnung, ibren SiceprGits
bentl6aftsz 6alloioaten nit grDBercr 8orz
itGt, ais IS ipnit iibli6 1T, als;uiuden !;
Oenn nenn Die BrGitoententpabL in ben
@ongreb 9eiporfen iperben ioate, 10 bGtte
II d t Der critic, ionOern rutr Der 3iu e
Moni1 auf benz bcmpfratilhen MablSettel
Qusii9t. 8rdiibent 3u iperDen. Der
republifaniide NrGitoentidafts- &anbioat
fOnnte int ioldem Sale MIR bur6 ben
gSiuet beS eincn e~inStgen OtatneS 0e la
WlntDr %. b. ipeuu bteier nit leinen iehS
republifantiden GOlegeu 3uiammengin9e)
geipG6lt perben.
0iln, Doffentli6 ipcrben ale 6ieIe 8ez
reduunsen baourd ilberfliilig perDen,
baB Der repubIifanil6e &anoibat cine
entihieoene WfeDrbett Der WablmGnnerz
i~ttrtntcn erbalt. all Der ii9 nidt brebet
unb oeuteln lGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

Nrbeit aufSu5ebren, Ionoern nod S6ul6en
ba3u gu maden. bat Qmerifa Sabr fir SSabr
letne BeOurfnii1e ipeit ultter bas DlaB leis
net @lnnabmen ~6erab9eoridt uno 0uns
6ertc BON Wdutonen erlpart, ipolnit es leine
S9uloen an europa gum grOBten Sbeile
a6be5aDlt bat. 0aB es iparen gelernt
bat, oartn beftebt Der nidt bod 9enug gu
iddbenoe @etptnn aus Der i6le6ten 3ett.
nnmogli6 tOnnen Die beiliamen @rfabz
run9elt oteier le6s triibcn Sabre
betm eriten Sonnenblide in 9unlt
berflicget. @%cbrannte &inber ideuen
baS Seller Nno, mas INNER in lpdterer
a3eit 9el6eben mD9e, fiir'S critic beitebt Die
@'eta9r elmer gBieoerfe6r Der touen S6tDinz
ocllpctulattons5ett bon 1865 Bis 1878
ntdt. = Sdon baB Jest jeoer Dollar iuiez
Der 100 GentS ipcrtb lit, unD ntd)t mebr 10
letht bon Saro SIT San0 fltegt, ipte Oaz
mails, alS CT beute 70, mor9elt go Doer 80
Gent3 iDertb mar, ipirb Der SpefIldtiDnS>
lu6t einerletts nnb bem MISREPRESENTATION
Sinne al0ererieits 3ilgeL aulegen. 9aS
amerifanil6e Solf I'M @roBen unb @onz
aelt, tamentli9 bic cine WeDrSabl belclbem
biloenoe ldroli6e 8ep0lterung lit ioliber,
nu6terner, iparlamer un0 D0rit6tt9er 9e>
tporoeit ullo eS miro geraltme 3ett ipdbret,
ebe itb DEM S6mtnDel nit elngebtloeten
9SertDe1t ipleoer 10 CUTE Nusiidten erDffs
ncrl, ipte bot benz groBen Sra6.
9Senn, nadoem MN oaS &a1o bic metz
fen ieiner S1ulben on europa abgetraz
gen bat. Der Gerbrau6 fremOer @uruSz
paaren ii6 etiuaS itcigern ioute, 10 lit bas
fctn llngliG. Die Spariamteit ntuB ni6t
Sunl @etS nuSarten. Siblt lid Die Waebrz
aabl oes &olfcs ipieber noblba6enOer, 10
mag unb ipiro iie lt6 audi einen 9r0Beren
2cbensgcnuB geitatten. Wenn babel nerz
%nil1ftig WiaB uno .3tel gebalten ipirb, 10
lit es gans III Der SrOnung. 0enn vleben
uno lebcn Iallcn" lit cin @runOiaB, Der
auf ben 8erfebr BON 9dnOern unter einan=
Oer ebenlo gut anipenouns ftnoet, tpie auf
Den Don YriOatleuten. Qlber Die Gurbt
Dor nabe beporftebenDen, idDeren @efabz
ren fir ben Motlltano DeS 2anoes, Die ith
1T ben l~lnfenrufen Der vGribuMe" fun6
gicbt, tbeileu mir nt6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
Mf4baMtHaM.

&aum baben bic GngIGn6er fi6 Der ltns
terperfung N%f9baniitaus SIT freuen begons
men, 10 bri6t bort Elm b6ies unmetter iber
iie aus, bas ale ibre @rfolge in Srage
iteut. SSn &abuI lit elm B~olfsaufrubr
Iosgebro9en, = angeblt6 ganS gegen @iiz
len unb @iuen Der 6errl9ers Oafub,
m~abri1einli6 aber nuf gebeimes Qn=
FIFTEEN beiielben. 9eun bieie Qf9banenz
fir1ten 1tnb cine beimtIdii6e unb
Derrdt6eriibe 8anbe, wte bic @ng=
Idnber 16on Dor 40 Sabrem erfabz
rem baber, obne bur9 bic Grfabruug merf=
lid tliger geiporoen gu iein. Die Afebaz
nen baben nit ben S%Snoianern 9as gez
mein, baB fie es fir minoeitens ebenio berz
DienltliG ullD rub1nbOa bGlten, ben our1
fall6e Observation-Disclosures etngez
l6ldferten Seinb 3u itberliften un6 81 be-
triigen, ais inn offenen Sample gu iiberz
tpin0en.
SIM Sabre 1910 hatten Sic G~ngIGn6er in
bEutigen Griegen ben o0maltgen mG6ttgen
Ntgbanenz9 erri6er Ooit MObameO Iberz
tpunoen uno bieler ergab fi6 tbnen am
9. ytouember. Sic glaubten ft6 i'm 8eiib
Des 2anoes ii6er. Oo6 genau elm Sabr
ipGter, am 2. 9lobember 1841, fam etne
fur6tbare 8eriGp0rung gum Nusbru6.
Der englilde @eneral Sir Qleranoer Burns
Mno Der Sberbefeblsbaber O3 engl. 6eereS
Mc0tagbten ipuroem ermorSet, Das engIiz
Idle Seer frat am 6. Sauuar 1912, i'm tiefz
item @inter, inter S1nee uu6 Sis, ben
Giidaug oil, tpuroe aber Jinnen 10 Gagen
DoIIftGnbig Derni6tet.A Son benz
Qarse1, an 10000 Mau1 itdN n 8elatz
3ungsbeere tamen nur 1 o so a III lebens
6iq 3urid; - einige G0ubenb E5tfangene,
tpel6e bic Nfgbanen an Qeben geIalien batS
ten; iprroel lpGter befrett.
9ic @rinnerung an Die entIeBlt1en Grz
eiouiIie ienen Btnter5 tpiro 0urb bic ieBt
oorlie0en6cn 0ta1ri6tSn bon eineln gutz
ftaub lit &abul tpteoer ertueGt. 6aben Die
GuolGn6er aus ienen bitteren @rfabrungen
oeIernt, 1i6 better bor3Mleben? Stno lbre
StreitfrGfte 1tnrf genu8 N1o gut genng ges
fii6rt, Inn IS nit elmer SoIfserbe6ang Der
Q(fabanen auf3unebmen Silo ibre Sers
binounqen nit Sitinbien genitgenD ges
ithert, Bic GngpGile 6ur6 oas 9ebtrge gez
aen ieoe lleberrumpelung gel6itbt? Steben
Heierpetruppen in binlGngli6er3ab bereit,
benz 8eiaBungS6eere 9iLfe su brtngen?
Soft tpGre es tpunberbar, tDe1r oa5 Nues
Ser Nau tpGre; benu bic Stuptoitat Der
cuo[ilden 6eerfIbrer, iDel9e r~e9elmGBig
miner ipie6er Die MiBgrtfte ibrer Gors
oGnoer pieberbolen. lit 10 groB, mie Die
Ser 5todftl9e unb 6drin9e, Die aue Sabre
1pieber oabin i6tptn1men, tpo tie ltder
limb, o~efangen 81 tperoen. = gto6 Elm
atpeiteS sSlanbuIa, baS iuGre tpobl lnebr,
ais bas Wainiiterium b'SsraeIt ausbalten
fnunte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
GAItfor1iew ttnO bic Yr6T0entttts
9NahI.

9as GrsebniB Der 8abL lit GoIifornien
TT nod bel slniti9er fir bic Hepublttnner
GusgefGlcr, Gls bic erlten 8cribte Uer=
mut6en IieBet. Sic bdben in i6ntlntLi1et
@ongreB:8GbIbe;irfen bes Stootes ges
1ieGt. 00our4 erbGIt Die @obl oud etne
rationale Beocutune.
9lls oas NatiOudIs Nb eeor6netenbdus i'm
Df6r3 B. s. ieiien Spreder tpGbIte, beit1n0
IS aus 2S7 NtitgLiebern, ba Q Site bocant
pareu 4 fir 1erds un6 1 fir Stem OorD
uGo in Californian bic WabL nod ni6t
t~tattgeturDen bate. - Son iener !3abL er<
biclten: &dnbdLI 144, Garfield
1919 un0 Brigbt (@reenbader) IA Stimz
men; Die 9entofraten batten nlio nur cine
ctn3i9e Sttrttnc mebr, ais &epublifduer
uno @reeltbader 3uiammeneenomrteu unb
Die IA Stiminen, tpetde 9tonoau erbieLt,
poret 9ennit Die gut 8elGluBfGbiafeit bes
bduies (quorum) erforoerIi6e 3abI.
lin hieie bei9IuBfdbi9e 3abL fir it9 su
%bebaupteH, muBten bic 9emotrdter tueni9>
ftens III 3 Der nod obaubdItenben O1adz
tpGblen itegen; 10 baB tie lat Stilnmen lit
cinein nolIen 0duic bon 293 OlttgIie6ern
sebabt bGttcn. Sieie 6offuung lift ibnen
burG bic MdbL in Californian nereiteIt
tuOroen. Bon ben 6 i'm Otdr3 np6 Ieeren
Giyen boben fe MIR ben einert fir Seras
getponnen, Die 8epublifoncr bagesen 5.
9tun felt iih bas BdrteienberbdltniB
tuie folgt: 9emotraten 145, &epublitaner
134, @rcenbnder IA; - bei6luBfGbige
WitglieOer3abl 147. gu BET Icbterr feblen
nIlo ben Oemotroten 2 Stimmet nnb
tuenn Die 9iepubIitoner nit oen @reenz
ba6err Sulammeneeben, 10 baben fe 148,
b. B. cine Wiebrbeit BON 8 Stimmen iber
bic Oemotr1ten.
Cine ioIte 8unbes9enoHenI6aft lit mun
freiIid niHt iebr pabribeinli9 ; minbez
items 4 ooer 5 bet Greenba6er triroen,
iuenn fie stuiIden ben beibc1t anSeren garz
teien 3m tuGblsn bdttcn, ft6 ben 9en1o<
fraten aniAIieBen. = Nncin IS fam aud
rprtommen, baB Die Il g%reeAbader. in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
GAS slutbaS tm QabnI.

gis gum 9. Oftober, 10 lautet etn GeIez
oramm aus 9onoon, biirfte eit augemeiner
8ormari9 auf &abul m0gli6 letn. 8is
aurn 8. Sftober: - fait flint Moden na6
Dem @intreffen Der Na9ri9t bon Dem
Blutbabe! Oas lit 9eraoe boppelt 10 uiel
8ett, tpie Dor neuu Sabren Oeuti6Ianb
6asri gebraudte, bret GierteI MiatOH SoIs
baten 1a1 Sronfreih 81 %tperfen!
Gile nit Weile lit Der unuertpIitli6e
WabllDrud Der engliiben &rieeliibrang.
O2it booenlos %freDelbaftsm 9etbtitnn Derz
ldulnt iie iebe 8Orfebrun9 sur Sideritels
lung geponnener @rfpl9e Dur6 itetige
&riegsbereiti6aft. IS lit cine 8ummels
unb 2OttertpirtbidaFt, iuelde an bic 3eiten
bes breiBigjdbrigen 3riegs erinnert, no
AUDI falt in ieoem Sabre neue 0eere 5us
iammengetrnmmelt tperben muBten un6
Die gauge @ei3i4te BON born anz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15
HIa6bmrts, Der @iftmif6er.

SIM 9erbt bes SabreS 1864, ais Grant
an ben 9boren BON 9ti9mOnb bammerte
nnb SHERMAN fid 3u ieinem groBen
Tlanfenmaribe mad SaDannab %riiltete,
berri6te auf Bermuda (8ritiib @eits
inoien) bas 9elbe Tieber. - SIM Septemz
Der cridien bort Elm Or. 2ufe g.
8Iafburn aus &cntufD, angeblih
UNI ietne utent9eltIi1e 9ilfe sur 8ez
%fdmpfung Der Seu1e anaubieten. @r
bIieb ungetobr einen Wonat, tudbrerb
oefen CT ft6 pieL nit ben an Der t6btLi6en
Seu6e Grtrantten bei6dftt9te unb fe9rte
bann na6 9alifar 5uriid, bon NOD er ft9
1pGter mad Gprcnto begab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

iein, @nslanb bieie Gorge ab3une6z
men? Sat iemals England ben Ser.
Staaten cine Gorge ab9enommel 0at
eS ni9t immerDar benz @ruuolabe geDuls
bigt: vSeoer lit ii0 ielbft Der gtG6lte"
uno: vQ8as genladt tperoem fam, iptro
gema6t" ? - 90 mDge es 1t6 Denn AUDI
ni6t uerwunbern, Dcnn ibm nit oemiels
ben MtaBe gemeiien miro, nit benz IS leIb1t
allen anberen G0lfern su meien pflcgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-15

Sn bieien iieben Sabren 1T allO Die
Nnsfubr Der Ser. Staten ma6 eng
lamb bon 321 auf runo 400 WtiQionen, D.
+. UNI 90 8ro3ent geiticsen, Daeesen Die
Qusfu6r @%mgIanbS na6 ben Ser. Staaten
bon ru1lb $50 auf 1870 NeiIionen, alio UNI
mebr ais Die 6dlfte beruntergegangen.
WGhreno bas Sabr 1872 nur eine 8ilan3
BON 70 Wiaionen segen @nglano ersab
(Oie es au eroBem Gbeile AT Tradten abs
Serbiente) bctrug bieie 8ilans fir 1878
nabe al $50 Wttutonen. : Gruno ges
nua fit GnglanD, fi6 Sor9en 81
maiden; abcr tparum loIte es
@runb genu9 fur Die Ser. Staten
, 1879-06-08

prise can better be imagined than descrihed
when be realized that he had been beaten. and
that the horse and buggy was the property Of 4
1iYerY-keeper.
2xA colored man named John Parker was 1oc,..d
up at the West Madison Street Station at an
earlv hour this morning charged With stealinp
$3.50 from James Ward, living at the corner Of
Wallace ami Forty-second streets. The COM
p1ainant alleges that at about o'clock.
in the evening be- was assaulted on
Clark street, near Harrison, BY three co1ored
men, who held him up, and took his money and
watch ant: cham. He says be followed one Of
the men, Parker, until be met the policeman in
the West Division, u,-rather71 long time TO traSel
without meeting one. However, he claims to
identify 81 cents Of the S3.51 found upon the
prisoner,
At 1:20 this morning man Was seen to rush
downstairs from Brands Hall, on North Clark
street, where fair was in progress, closely pur-
sued by second man, who, upon reaching
the sidewalk, drew revolver and fired
twice. Both shots narrowly missed
hitting not only his intended victim, but score
Of others who we're in the street. The police
man, who arrested the shooter, says that DO one
vas injured, but around the hall the report was
current that young man living on Wells street
had been seriously ywounded. The prisoner gave
bis name as George Bartb. His only ex-
pEanatlon OF the affair is that man whose name
he did not know had grossly insulted boEh him
self and young lady in his company. he vas
booked ut the station for an assault with intent !
to Kill, and also for shooting inside the city
limits
, 1879-06-08
MIDNIGHT FLASHES.

Just after o'clock this morning TOW oc-
CURED in q restaurant kept at No. 177 West
Madison street by Quinn q Fcntonl between
Two walters named Edward Flaherty and Ber~
nard Collery and two customers named Job
and Michael Delaney. The quarrel Was caused
BY the De1aneys refusing to pay
bill which they thought too high. The walters
used beer bottles upon the heads OF the
brothers until the police arrived and arrested
the auartette. i doctor who attended the De-
lancys at the ststion aewed up some three or
tour ragged gashes upon their heads. He did
not consider the WOUNDS serious
4 thief played very old game quite Success
fully yesterday upon Abel LaBranp, watch
maker at No. So West Ktnzie street. He drove
I'D in horse and buggy h1red from Mitchell's
livery, Oh West Lake street, and said
that be wished to purchase good gold
watch for sister of his living at
No. 302 Erie street. After selecting TWO valu-
able watches, be invited Mr. La Braun to get
into the buggy and accompany him to the
house where the lad7 would select the watch
which pleased her most They started
La Braun was requested to hold the horse while
he went inside. This mas 1air enough. Upon
entering the house the fellow inquired
OF the inmates, whom he did not
know, about furnished room which
had been advertised to rent, and under
pretext Of Wishing to see how be could get his
baggage IN from the rear entrance, he was shown
out ct the back door. The Hatchmalex's sur
, 1879-06-08
TILE RAILROADS.


6ptcia& HsDosch TO TIE Tribune
MILWAUKEE,, June 7.-The annual meeting Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway Com
panY occurred this afternoon at the general
Offices in this city. The election resulted in the
choice Of the following Board of Directors:
Alexander Mitchell, John Plankinton, and
8. s. Merrill, Milwaukee,; Julius Waeswortb,
Jeremiah Milbank, Abraham Van Nest, David
Dows, John NJ. Burke, Peter Geddes, Hugh T..
Dickey, and James Stillman, New York; Selah
Chamberlain, Cleveland; Jason c. Eas1on, Min
nesota. The Hon. Alexander Mitchell was
afterwards chosen President and Julius Wads-
worth Vice-Prestdent. The remaining officers
also hold over.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June IA matter OF
importance to the city at large that came up for
consideration at the annual meeting of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee e. St. Paul Railway Company
to-day was the erection Of q suitable passenger
depot building here. The Hon. Alexander
Mitchell, John Pianldnton, and Managers Mcr-
Fill and Gau}t were appointed a Cum
mittee to decide upon the location, size,
propose to act at once with view Of
making report Of their conclusions to the
Board OF Directors at an early day. Whatever
may be decided upon by them will, OF course,
be accepted bv the Directors az proper thing
to do. Consequently: there Is now q reasonable
prospect Of the erection Of at least one MAN.
moth depot building here that will be a credit,
not only to the city, but to the railway COM
pany putting it up US we'll. The choice Of loca-
ton rests between the West and South Sides,
With the probabilities fayoriDg the latter.
, 1879-06-08
CHICAGO g. PACIFIC.

In the foreclosure case of Blair vs.. The Chi
cago g. Pacific Railroad Company sale Of the
property was made May under decree Of
foreclosure. Numerous objections were filed,
chiefly on the ground that the sale was
premature and for an inadequate price.
These objections were argued ut length before
Judge ,Blodgett last week, and Saturday he en-
tered an order overruling all the exceptions to
the Masters report OF such sale, approving the
report, and confirming the sale, but ordering
the Master not to give certificate OF sale to the
purchaser until further order Of the Court.
Some Of the intervening petitioners took an
appeal, aud asked the Court to grant
q supersedeas. The Company also prayed an
appeal. The Receiver vas ordered to remain in
possession of the road, and operate it until fur
ther order Of Court The eomolainants' solicit
ors, Judge Lawrence, E. C. and W. {. Larned,
and George ". Smith, then asked to have their
fees fixed and allowed. md Judge BIodgett
fixed the amount Of such fees at SIS, 900, and
directed the Master to nay this sum ouG Of any
moneys In his hands.
, 1879-06-08
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 81 a. m-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley falling preceded
in the former By rising barometer, eastecly to
southerly winds, generally warmer and clear
weather.
Forthe Upper Lake Region, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling barometer,
increasing south to west winds, warmer, partly
cloudy, and rain areas accompanying local
storms, followed In the last and probably Sec
ond district by rising barometer, and winds
shifting to cooler nort6westerly.
For the Lower Lake region, falling barometer,
winds shifting to southeasterly, warmer, aud
generally clear weather.
The rivers will continue nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth, Mar
quette, Escanaba, Milwaukee, and Sec. /.
local OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO lima =
, 1879-06-08
Es,PETERSBURG &OWENS
BORO.

sprc{o1 Cor7xspondenee Of The Tribune.
VHcEsNEs, Ind, June 5.-During the sum-
mer Of 1873 corporatfon-composed Of such
men Of capital and influence as L. L. Watson, j..
D. Williams, H. 4. Foulks, Lazarus Noble, T..
R. Cobb, ". Il. De Wolf, and others-hled its
articles Of Incorporation under the name and
title OF the Vincennes, Petersburg d
Greensboro Railroad Company, the pur-
pose being to construct a line Of
railway from Vlncennes to Greensboro, KY, on
the Ohio River, and thus to form direct line
of communication between Chicago and Nash
vile, by connecting the Chicago, .Dan71l1e &
Vincennes Railroad. on the north, with the
Greensboro & Nashville Railroad, On the south,
the latter road being at that time in the pro-
cess OF construction. The panic, which bore
down SO heavily upon the country in the fall OF
1873, compelled an abandonment OF the scheme'
but The recent purchase Of that portion OF the
road between Owensboro and Nashviiie (as YET
only partially completely By the St. Louis,
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad, and the
probability Of an early completion ot tna@
pranch Of the road. has given the Vtncennes,
Petersburg & Oxensboro Road new 1mpetus'
, 1879-06-08

| luuch although fer remained, thinking the
] jury wouldn't be out more than half m bou7
| anv way. The defendants and their counseI.
J who were full OF hope, we're among the number.
gut the JURY weren't n any particular hurry.
hunger got the better Of them. nnd they raped
| on the door to let their keeper know their de-
sire. They were accordingly let out to dinner,
! returning about 2 The courtroom began to
! ill up about this time. The defendants and
| Mills got off good story on Mueller.
| He had met him the night before
! and asked him what be THOUGHT OF the attempt
! to RUG in Mullett, and Mueller, With his broad
Mullett right for always interfering "a with
him. Something less than a thousand times
could be heard the inquiry. "Waittng Tor the
verdict eh?" and the e. .mnnehaecosted much putting
real feelings, swectly replied, YES, waiting
for the verdict" At quarter to 3, Judge Dyer
entered, and, being in a hurry TO get home by
the afternoon train, directed the defendants and
their counsel to get in ine, as the jury had sent
word that they we're ready to CONC in. The de-
PENDANTS we're all present, with the exception Of
Mueller, and Reed was sent after him Mr.
Campbell and Mr.. SWEET came in shortly after
wards, but it was some little time before Reed
got back with Mueller :, under his arm.
on band, the jury filed in, The Court
enforced silence, and the Clerk went
through the formula Of asking the jury il they
had agreed on their verdict; Foreman Eddy
Mr. Bradley read: awe, the jury, find the
DEFENDANTS NOT GUILTY"
The defendants broke out In an excusable
burst Of applause, aud shook hands With their
counsel ana everybody around then. They
$50 say you al, gentlemena" asked the
Court. looking at the eleven.
ranpraf mod yya1 thn rasnrpea
, 1879-06-08

5pec5dl Dispatch to 7ne 7s1bunE:'
OMAHA, Neb., June 7.-Three masked burg
Jars entered the house Of James Murray aud
wife last night. Two OF them held Murray and
wife in bed as prisoners, under cover OF revol-
Vers, While the third broke open trunk and
secured over $500 in money
, 1879-06-08

: FORT DODGE, H., June 7.-Supt. Hatch, OF
the Minneapolis g. st. Louis Raflroad, and ex~
Coy. Washpurn, one Of the leading stockhold-
ers, arrived in this city this morning to arrange
for the intermediate extension Of the road to
Fort Dodge.
, 1879-06-08
NEW RATES.

The General FreightrAgents Of the roads lead
ing East from this city have adjusted their
tariffs in accordance with the new rates estab-
iishcd by the managers at the Niagara Falls
meeting. The tariff Is as follows:
, 1879-06-08

The new rates will 20 into effect Monday. All
the difficulties regarding the East-bound bust
ness have now been adjusted for the time being,
except the troubles REGARDING the livestock
business to Pittsburg. When the rate on lire
STOCK was fixed at IS cents to New York it was
accidentally omitted to make d rate to Pitts
burg also, and now the roads do not know what
to charge.
, 1879-06-08

Mr, a. c. Townsend, General Ticket and Pas
senger Agent of the Wabash Railroad, in an in
terview with a Peoria newspaper man, said that
Chicago is insanely jealous Of the Wabash, and
complained that, when its annual meeting was
held and report made, d full statement was
handed to the agent Of the Associated
Press and sent away, and none Of
the Chicago papers would publish it, be-
cause it was favorable. afr. Townsend
knows full vel! that THE TRIBUNE has always
treated the Wabash as fairly rs any Of the Chi
cago roads, and in no instance has it shown any
partiality whatever. Ii the annual report Of
the Wabash bad been sent to The TRIBUNE it
would have been gladly published. Anything
that Is railroad news, no matter whether it is
for or against the Chicago roads, has always
been, and always will be, published in The
TRIBUNE, "and don't you forget ir.n
, 1879-06-08
SILKS.
KS!
SILKS!


We shall continue our Special
Sale Of Black and Colored Silks un.
til July l, at the great reductions
first quoted by Us May 10.
It is waIl-knoWn fact that Silks
have been lower during the last
three months than at any tins in
the past twenty years.
Our advices from Europe assure
us that Raw Silk has advanced fully
20 per cent. This sudden rise will
cause an advance in Manufactured
Silks Of at least 20 per cent.