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, 1879-05-09

tGEfCt1{, {JfGAttG 10 Ina 1f7bhhf4
TRnnE HAurE, Ind, May 8.--Yestcrilay illo
police authorities got os Gle WAITER two noted
deaperadoes, brothers, named Harrison anA
Riley Stone, agco about IS years, whU hayo been
engaged .for over twenty ycars past Ia lives OF
crime. After being arrested. but escaping,
lately, lhcy committed series Of daring rob-
bcrlcs In Eaton, O... aud. attempted to Kill q
man. Tllcy havu been, wanted tllero to, answer
number OF chargrs. They wcrc suspected Of
bc!l,s IN tha city, hut eludcd tho police, until
MI accidental clcw was oDtaincd yesterday.
Into iu tho afternoon polcc.Llcut. Fastg md
Constable FIntu, OF this city,. wttl, Marshal
Isyun and Officer johnson, OF Enton, o.,
5royc to wlere they were living, III small
shtp, alnut four miles west Of l!srs, where they
elaine claimed to eG w,aeh9CeIs; To ulaes 4
FIaid, nnd Johuson proceeded on font to .l,e
cabin, mud discovered Harrison clopptng wood
all alone. He looked .up. discovered tl'u OIL.
cors, knew Jof1son, md. ratsfnE tlls Hx, rushrd
ut Fasig. who, drew his revolver, whom ias DIES.
peratlo turned md fed, hotly pursuc., by Fastg,
who fired four shots to tllniIu him halt. At tiIu
fourth shot Fnsig stumbled, au.l t!e bullet arrt-
dontalsy h!t llarFsot!, who tie1' laltcd a'"a was
sap,ufcd , rs of5 an,u tlres sa otl'csrs t' f
and, as they approached. thu brother, Riley,
sprang out md n,atlD fnr the woods, cioBsiy
followed by Flatd, who Tired thre1 shots, the
slowly, alli FIafd caig ght up viii llt',. k,"cxca
him down, md llan1culIcd hIlll+ They arrived
in tho city lats at nlght, whes Il WIS fund
HARRISON had 1cen, SHOT " inc bacI nu"! ,Inr-
past mona to.duy. I'he Coruncrs Jury entirely
justified thu act Of tlso Lluutennns. 1lllcy'K lot.
hand will hayu to hs anputatea. tl,t wri.t
being badly shattered by F!nld'B bullet.
lie left for Ea.on,. O., this morning., I'll
charge Of Marshal Ryan. Tlu tlesteradues
were desperatc-lnoklng Villains, al,.l very power
fully built, and aro susoectod Of dark crltnrs.
They always havo gonc heavily astlud. u,l
swore they never would b. captured a1tvc
They have long dutlea tho law. Gu the rnah Il
t ety my earssa ILL., a' aGss tno ocSss
had ilirlr arG,s they would never tnyu hEel
captured. Fortunately tiieY were discovered !,
an unguurdea .m0ncnt. The two ultcara arr
warmly praised tor their determined eifort Il
rid thu community Of two such villains all.
teash healthy respect for law hcrcaboats.
, 1879-05-09

gpHIyGF1EtD. ILL.,, NAV S.--Itjr meeting al
,,,, m.uraoa ,,,t W,.at,,.o r,,,,,nts.tnp,rs
~" ''"i't"" ''" ""c""ao .o'''''',os''''a,s ',
hsld yesterday WIS eht!rciY deSoted 10 ihe
consideration uf complaints auntnst railroad
co,ppanics, seycra, of ,hese complaints hive
hc,, In ehorrc Of tic HIM. william N. Smith,
ChaIrnan mn of The 10 noar,l, wlo tnuIr pcrso,,al IN.
rrs,,,,,,tnu trv,,vur con.,,tation Will, nro.
,,,na.. .,,.,,,".. .,,, ..n.a.', nn,o,. nm, ~.
""ceta, s'''puc's, "''. 'a''.o"l ".e'''', vi" t-
!h'rtctl to lie l5oara 'acts nsMl rcromtn eada
tlons, whci, mny bc summarized as fn!ln%s
rEx,S, l1sco1,y 4 DECATUR.
u n.o. c,,,n,,,ro,, o,,a,us, M. f,v,,,,r ,,v
"s :. III. .,',s ."s .% @ '...."', s1.s'..
'",tp''" ~ .eN'' .'.", ~, ~,
- ,,th ''',... 49,, n...''..,t. .4,.. 1,'.st,
IN rug scnct'u1e o1 'te commissioners '@.''f'
man Smith had conference WIN tue complain
ntts .lnl rnrontA officials, nl.d REPORTS that
Mr. t}roflh,rr. .hr f3pneroI Frrtrhs hrent. rave
~" nss,rat,,o hat t, ,atcs from al. ata,us ,,,,
,c assn,ase ,'.'t Wv ''.S ."" ~. W
his road should % madc to arfec WIN taoee OF
the Commission. Commissioner Smith says:
at is no n,orc than tust TO Atr. Drai!ury to
sov ,lnt fouuj lila mira Mt ma mr. twn stalinns
~ ,nu. '1 -. ~. r',..t.s s..',
lcss than tne rates h1e9 py Inc .o"'"''sso'' anu
nm very much Crattleh win tho result Of n,y
conversation with tho General Freight Agunt OF
thn road.u
~" 'SAN' ,,,a, o,r,,,r.,ru,,
c"'cato So1fn" nstEIs.
supper ~ i'o'la'un con'paanns tiiai t1ih loaa
, 1879-05-09
ITEM s.

a train Of n!uc.y-l1s loaded cars was hauled
Eaat from ptttsburg Friday last over Tho Pcun'
syiyunl4 ltoad, it being tho longest frctxht traiu
cver: hauled over tl.at division.
The dcuoral Freight Agents Of tt1e roads eou..
pctlng for the 'trule between Missouri River
points aud tho Republican Valley arc trying to
establish auntforpl schedule of freight rates.
J. ". WATSON. lhe Representative Of sylldt-
cato OF Eastern capitalists, usslye4 In Cucinnatl
Tuesday, aul astonlshcd the merchants Ut thut
city by announcing that tthv sail Company
would within li.u next taiTty days begin hutId-
att M and s antid@ato.; @ ~ Va Ths i vii connest S.
tl,e Chesapeake d. Ohio Road With the Wcst,
ls4d is tile c0uusc.IEl, LUX lctwcca llehlond
, 1879-05-09
TRANflsS,
SufcjH{ flSpafch to The Tribune.

1rfCIH{ fV6pH4CA ~ @Hs 1F1tRHe*
MILWAUKEE, Say 8.-Tuday at noon Dis
trsct-Attoenoy McKcancy proceeded to Uak
Crock TO conduct the prosecution Of tho f3rst
case under tic act for tho punslsnent Of
tran.ps, passed last winter, t1sat has thus far
arisen In Milwaukee, County. Tho PARTIES proso-
clltcd are two Milwaukee boys, who proceeded
10 ahe town Of Oak Creek q week aro to-day
for 1nrk. While Walking al0rtg thu road they
overlook an lnlinu With hts squaw nsl.l UnpoDse,
n,lll representing themselves to he otli,Grs t.ok
them III charge Until q thIekGt wus reached,
when one held a revolver cIoso to thu bucks
head. threatening to k!l lin II ho htisrcd,
whle .lIo otl.rr led The nluaw Into
tho brush untl rasisled her. Later
they tank u Jug Of whisky awaY ir.sn II erangur.
naaltrcateti u ycarlIs coli, Mln! ',ctti up" Two
men lor Their 1nnncy. i, every !nstance SUBJ
mission wns compelled nv Gitplny of thr rr-
yolyer curried BY ,llrm. Tin names Of tr ln,is
arH icorgu DULY anli Patrick IUo}eY. DULY
bcongx ~ highly respectable fnlRlsy rcsitiu:.
III Gr,Ml Avenue He l,us bcen M s'ineulrlgih!o''
for years.
, 1879-05-09
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Additional information Concerning
the Milwaukee Forg'
eress.
Account ot MI Exciting Man.
Hunt Near Terrc Hnutc,
Ind.
Two Fuglttves Perforated with
Bullets, One OF Them
Dying.
MRS. UNDERWOOD.
Ens,3nt F1tspntrA IN Thk 7ribH,Is.

Fnft'dt HNafeH n tne l''o".'''
MILWAUKEE, MAY o'-lAe 1asat ',pp.o y, ~
.''cHcnt, II 1t NAV 10 eons'aeeea 10 % ha'o
to l"t over ,ne ar,e.a =, :" '' s ss,a
;,rc)y died uwoy. Still, peopta continue talking
,,,r,;, ,hc rnr,o,. frature. of tin esse thu. In.
,..... ~ 49,, ..s,.ro.t II, ~, c... dn,. M, br
aeal"'S '".t "''s,.es ,', ~ NV s"no ~.
any means lar. 1le evidence ID inc posscssioo'
of District Attorney McKcnney Indicates tllat
Mira tJudcrwool nlaycd It Cno on tho pnrt,cs
...,s ,,l.no,,,,,n,l ~. sr,,rinr. mini. sfr Nc.
,am ""u ~. ~ M n,s ps.s..ion ,sttrr. within
by Alvin @. Underwood, the ngcd tashcf'in-aw
of,hsJefcudant, residing a. Milford Mass, deny
nr Tint ho aver afaoe,l a,,y ,,otcs for her; also,
isttcrs M | from m tic defendant, asserting positively
tl'at shc notes arc those oil hcr 'athsr'n'aw'
One Of tho letters from the "od man " 10 Ar.
.stcKenney's possession indicates TINT ',o winkcd
y, thc ,,,c mails nf hin name, for In II hp saye
hc has no uouo' l"o 'o|e' ""s'. "e
wrote, wo,id bo paid. lie evidently thought
TINT the crookc.lncss did not embrace anything
moro than few hundred dollars ut the outside,
49,, ,nnrororn ,rn,1c Iioht of H. nus shcn tha
nlu 'ne'c'os" ','a H., ~ -. ,,.,,,,a.s l."
truth burst upon MIN III It's l"llnPes no oeea'ne
startled, even 1riet'tened, perhaps, nfHi ~foto'
saving t.,at lie hnd no IDEA tho amount was 60
1o1r, ,1t1in, I'm. In could rot mud would not
"a,',s ,s;t,, H. h,dcrs rrcylou.,y liz nnIo m
Rettie WIN tne ho'"ceS. 1tsf,o"Ds "' ''noo "a"
offer Of rs cents on tue dollar III se't'e1hef't
Of onu Ut the notes. Tie notes
utterr,1 hv Mira. Underwood all bear
49, 49, ...f..5 M,ss .m1 cov.r n nc1,nl
'.e @ nIiu , i"Ir ho smircrrd rryerscs IL inT
wi,eot erc%,1st,ons tint winel nut her cupital
Wneae ssSu.'ps .'nht ''"f ,@ruinrn ~ t,n in,.rEc.
@ a 'sls a'rS ss T., -, t err Of ,s Inv, amounts t.,
non "'S.,, a1i,,, :" ,,,st ie ~ r,tei .lirnctv n
Eiafe eI.au, i1rL ti, 1,os". wn+o ,,,,,csst,,nn.
thess Iessssts ~, Aine,, Z! 1orsnn,t n" wnr-
nly haen wv sivin Si amt1 h,,sh,, ri Tia nccsr
, TSru ' T ~ ~, .itnr % IT, thnsc ,sri i,r ti.,
aM 9ans a,e 6 ,na, have 'iv i,orn oItn,ncd hv
~ !a, n'nl ,,st H. n,s f",fnr ~ S1;ifor1
n,,n nun, ,t avn hesn torn o,,t ~ thr l ses's
Inst ust I,s1 Ixn r,,o "i',s;ar,r IL II ~. si.
ooak anffept'to9h.y. ~ nu.afs, m Il .e ~,
natures a ~ r,s,% hy - ~ on.naris 'f ~
vms ,, rne s,oseSt M; anriG,a ~ iii ico
!ie ECnuu,a E.4tn, "''4 trhn To"t fh"ro la i.
io % aases.o ',t,ro,ns "o on,, INT r., th for,,a'
~ slo'e ,t.ai a',nr W. i tie Ia ,nnn j.
tlu'. ~ ~ ~ aa4.n ,sit, }on aowt srnEe
!olniE sne en.ta ,',,,rah m1.,r Will Ia p.t,,rr
aoa hasor fctutn ~ r. Ill.,, ~ pba, ~ nr.rs
I .as' msGu ~ ~. s~ inttrr snm
, 1879-05-09
1TOHE1GS MISSIONS.
Er<ntut F3frykttfrh IN 7hA fr6IFft1H .

d IHp1ASApo,.Es, Ind, SaY S.-Tlr stato Wom-
nn's Foreign Missionary Soccty Of the Math-
odtst Epfscopal Church continued lts SESSIONS
to-day. Officers were elected as follows: Prcst-
dent, Mrs.. Dr.. j. ". Juyce, of 0rcua Castle;
Vtce-prcsidcnt, Mrs, Seymour Of JelIorsonyillc;
Secretary, Mrs. John II. Stewart. af ln.lianapo-
lis; Treasurer, Mrs. John s, Dunlap, OF 1ndsan-
apolis. Tic time was largely tnkrn up with re-
ports from district nuxf4tarics TIE Enrollment
CuIntntttco reported l05 delegates ana members
prrsent.
Tonight pub'c meeting w4s addressed by
Mira. JeIinio I. Willing Ut Chicago.
, 1879-05-09

N. Meztercs' doubt of thu authenticity Of NJ.
nunan's description of the personal nnpcsrauce
,of st. panl aupenrs ta have SGT tin Paris hook
worms at work tluytng a,nusg The WuEks
Of tic carly Church Fai!Icrs. Thu rcs.sit
IL not only the 1tlst'tIrailnn Ut Roman, hut q
good many curin'ls discoveries, u! which tlu
following aru prrl!aps The most n0tal,lr. 1t.
Saviur: >" Jesus ilul no beauty uf facu; Ills
person offered 10 physical ATTRACTIONS, hu only
possessed beauty 0f soul, which Is thu true
beauty" "St. lrena,.ts, a .li.elpio Ut Ut. Poly
tia master lind often heard The behaved disciple
sav il,At hi, EaIr Ut jesl.s lind already turned
white wlcu lau uogau Ills l,,lsso1s."
, 1879-05-09
TRUNK LINES,

CkKyRLANn, O.. May Sat mcotng at tho
Kcn1nr.l lIouse to-day Of the 1ofnt Executive
Committee Of the trunk lines aud Western ruil-
roads, It Is understood livestock rates were
aRroed upon as fullows; Chicago to New York,
y ernts; u, Louis 20 a., NV Yo,k, s7h csots;
, 1879-05-09
H.,,rre Flint.

,a' 'sE SsdtssF 5ssFsfxtst Fs a!s s:s r.:
III tnc.tubla Internal malady' IT, IT, LII. b. b.
wl,elntng gr,ef for ttte oss u ,hst p.
caused It K, mako such rapid 2eoefftis Il i t.j ~
health IL irruisIeyably shetr1e,,!.. N y uuEo
hsr agony at tls t!1au ot ~ ~ hross dut' j
trollahlq aud unhounde1 ,.3 nny xoi,aa o. y.
utterly AZ ever did tte waaNssiil ,uguil w., n,
a1l, aiid her shrleks at intr,uant toa
sss'stS;ssss tat t;ssfsss Eos + :Sst ssuS e.,
the nall.cul Eyaus, as tlescA'
lcWis Ia still lfYttE.h
, 1879-05-09

lNDtASApoLls, May s.-S!ancy Dillon, Of
Nov York, hns q contract for building thu
Springfield s. Decatur Koal from tAis city to
Ouon, parke County, a tl1sta,.ea Of htty.ona
miles. THU plan ts to extenl tue Decatur Noad
to Roodhol.Ad, H., tho junction vi tho new
Kansas City line OF tile Chicago j. Alton Road,
with thr main hrallch, nl,l thus make III ar.
ltnu between knl.sAs CITY md New Yurk.
Kansas Pacific officials lluVc hold Of tlu srhsue,
, 1879-05-09
A1.St)STlstS.

DETROIT, Mie}t, May a.-VaudesbIlt's 8. party
LETT vln this Canaila Southern at II 20 d. ILL.,, apd
made brief stop ut tirosse Is1e, whero t1lo
tunnel work wa4 hastily examined Tile run
from, Ams,crstburc, 0nt.. to Vt. Thomns,
n distance Of Ill miles, was u,ade III
one hour anu tlfty-ntuu MINUTES, Including
tour nlluutes' stfp at CLEARING Croas. Brfuro
lcaylny, Vanderbilt said to II Tur1uAH reporter
TINT hu regarded jay uouid's Wabasl, venture
rs simply stock -lnbblnE operation. Tic would
60 Oh with the tunnel, but would probably
have to nbantton the boring provess md got the
Ca,nulan Ooyctnmont's conssnl to tunnel by
coIEerdams.
, 1879-05-09

DR.. Russell, who, IT tue opening Of tho War
eyuniunt OF lis Lun,!on 1.a.es, md II popu-
larly known here as ''i'uIl-llan" hatsell, Is to
Lc kutrhtetl uu.t to scee,se \ valuable AppoIut-
snent. TAts llas been elIertcd through the tntlu-
eutu OF thu trtncc vi Males nIltl UuIu Ut Suth-
erlaul. who ure n1tuehcd friends Vi ur. Russell.
, 1879-05-09

ATLANTA. 0a.. SIay 8.-lhe Southern BAPTIST
Convention met here to-day, With luN Delegates
present. The Huv. J. r. Doycu, of Kentucky, was
rc-pler.eI President.
The Rey. J. +. T,ehnor, OF Alabama. offered n
resolution IL np.olut i've brethren to hoar to the
Haptlsts Ut thu Nortl, ut their approaching ami
ycrsllrtcs fratcrnal regard ansE assurance of ro-
operation. with then. In The mission work. kt-
lprre{i TO committee u one frU1l each State.
Great harmony prevails.
, 1879-05-09

man who had d quarrel with lin IN tie entry.
This il not nnls III direct to,ttadctlnn pf th'
testimony VI ntl,cr witnesses, hit nuno nf tlrlh
heard my astereatnn, ur Faw nny othrr t,,atl.
though In ttlc house al tlle ti,nr. HARRISON was
tot years tic most nutorfo,,. ahortionist IN the
city. The 7irhts entered mpnn the work ot ex.
po.tng him, md he eucd the paner ivr llhcl, nI'l
case came 10 trial ho had been srnt ia thu
PenttcntinrT for three ycars tor .nalpFnc:fec,
md ouly cnt out list SATURDAY., having scfvctt
month additional, until l!e could swcnr u In.
tolvcncy. Ii, ret rtd of s;So itNe. unod clothes
tay, nuly three ,lays after exit from ta!l, dis
proved hts story Ut poverty, however.
, 1879-05-09

Xntetat Ntpatch IN Tas 5stbtxs
b TARRs HAurs, lnt1', Aiuy B.-Josh l'ayis fred
a revolver twice At William Nelsun yesterday tu
VI, uttampt to ktl' him Eor calling him Dutuo.
crat. 10th ase wcII.kn0wn rolured nun.
, 1879-05-09
SERVED HIM 1l1tttT'r.

BUFFALO, N. u, May s.-Wailaro l., Darbee,
for,I1Gr Agent of tlic Society fur thu ltcvcn-
lion ot Cruelty tn Children, has been sentenced
to twelss srars u 4aulalrn pr!son fur rApu upon
t!u prrson VI u H.ycarul ElrI.
, 1879-05-09

HVffF1 7TEpE1C" tn 7H9 z471H1E.
1Asgsy!lks. Wis.,. sIay b.-t,eorgu tlr!ili,,
wfo threw stt,yr nj Thu4I,as tirTtH IN Friday
laa, trs,m tho ctIcet nf Which t,r!lnca ,l1r has
BEEN held 10 ttIs Criminal Court, without bull,
1,l IL rlnlrrn IT murder. :
Frank Dickerkst,, lM hired man in the Mark
tMrrur. Is to hayc ILLS trial nrxt wuek In th!s
city.
, 1879-05-09

Ths French chamher o' ' Ttsfs sr*'sss'
A. Paris letter OF April = saya; say.,;,sr. rub u
only two yuraHctcs III thu .ausIl""spa.t4h !
s.sts Ut 3S5 Republicans. 30 o'
VI MunorclAtA.
, 1879-05-09

NNI TIl{INtHN 3KU141 5VN3E II
New YoRx, May S.-The sixty-th!ra auuuaf
anniversary OF the American Bible Society was
held te-nlght, aud very largc!y attended. The
annual report al,ows there are cueagnd In tle
soc[csY's work IN this country 105 superlntend-
cnts, 93 county ugcnts, md 5.!f,3 volunteer Dbe
distributors leuufpts ot tnr year 4G23. excess
I.u wliu 1}iblr was translated Into Turkish nl,h
portions OF It tulo many other languages. Dur
ng Tho year teru wsro 1,s,41. U.s. l.ih1ss tnau.l-
1nctltretl, and of these 9l0,Bl4 weru issued ut
Sorlciy during s.xts-ti,reo years have been
30, ,0Joa, lto copce. -Four hundred nlll fortyiiyo
ihuusund mud thtrty-four femI!tes wero visited
during tic ycnr.
, 1879-05-09
THE RAILROADS.
Annual Meeting of tho Michigan
Central Stockhold-
ers,
The Vanderbilt Directory Rc.elctted
Without ANY Oppose
tl0N.
Operations Of tho Company During tho
Past Yoar--0ther Railroad
News,


The ann,lal mcct'ng Vi tic stockholders ot
tie Michigan Central Railroad WIS held ycstcr-
day Eurcnoon III Detroit. Mich, md lid mt uc-
enpy n longer time than half Ill huur. Gut Of
The total uf ls7.3s4 shares, the vanicrbllts de-
rosItcl 1870, is0. which Insured the recollection uf
tho old bsarl ol Directors, IS follnws: ". II.
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, W. X. Van.
,rrbitt. AuGnstus SehclI, Samuel +. f'argcr,
Edwin D. Worcester, Anson ssaacr, William, l..
se,E,t, ntul Ashley pnnd.
President Vanderbilt md General Mnnauer
1rttyaEd presented their rep0rts for the year
1879, from Which thu following Interesting sta
t!st!cs arc cpl1ased. The gross ear1Ilngs coiil-
pdte as foliuws:
, 1879-05-09
IoIaI..s..ts..sss ...+..t go. ..s.,tIa, ufH, huU
OF the above III, O0N, D0D hears per ceut, tho
rc;uulnlcr per cent Internal.

TOLEDO, PEORIA " WARSAW.
Mr. A. l.. Hopkins. Receiver OF the To!edo,
Peoria, Il Warsaw KaIIroad Company, filed hIs
nitnolthty report yesterday, which Is il brlet as
f0llowa.
MyCxIrTs,
!talanco March Ia. ".,,... s'."..,...'S -. l!i
alAFEh scceipts. pts..........,t.,...' 'H..H tli.tlb
T0tAl.s ....,...,.. - $.ta, G41
DISBURSEMENTS.
March cIren4ee. '.......,.s ...HlgU. Ut!d
hpltl ttp4 fHU
:, Iolal U.... s.*~tr. .u3-tnlI0o
nh!aHce VII hAHu,t.ss+ s.+*- 4ot6tf
Iliu usual refcrcnco was Iua1a tU tile Master
In chapcrsy.
A. NJ. d. u.
NoHsoIg. W., May H,-1u tho United states
Circuit Court to.luY counsel Tor the ;ulIn
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06
Butter Making.

The attention of farmers and dairy
men is particularly called to the notices
OF the = Gilt-Edge Butter Maker which
are appearing in this paper from time
10 time. 1t is confidently claimed that
the Use of this preparation increases the
amount of butter from six to ten per
cent: that the flavor is better and a
beautiful color secured; that the time
consumed in churning is greatly short
ened, and that the keeping qualities are
much improved-the natural conse-
quence of all which being that butter
made by it is always in demand at
handsome advance on the price of the
ordinary article. Judging from the tes-
timonials given, these claims are not
eXtravagant, and the .'Gilt-Edge"
should prove a valuable acquisition to
every butter maker.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06


The Lutherans have in the United
States about 3, $50 ministers, $500 con-
gregations, and 100000 communicates.
The designations of Belgian teach
ers TO escape accommodation now
number 2,412, out of 4 total of some
10000.
Rev. J. V. MclIara of New York
City, formerly a priest of the order
known rs the Congregation of the Mis-
sion, has seeded from the Catholic
Church and has been installed Bishop
of the Independent Catholic Church.
The London School Board has dis
posed of the tr,lant problem in sum-
marry manner. When parent or guar
dian can neither persuade nor eoerce a
lad to attend school with the regularity
prescribed by the rules of the Board, the
fact is reported by the teachers, and he
is forthwith incarcerated in the Truant
School. This is a newly created adjunct
TO the city school system. The instruc-
ton is half industrial and half in the or
binary studies The work is cutting
wook, and constitutes the punitive part
Vi TIE scntIne.
A novel enterprise, called "The
Peoples Church, is being built in Bos-
ton. The Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, its pastor,
has scared l0-cent contributions from
over 100000 persons by selling to each
of them an undivided interest in the con-
Germ to the extent of one brick. The
inventive genius of this pastor now takes
another direction. Having filled the
brick market, he opens a gigantic pho
tograph album. Persons contributing a
dollar or more to this oDiniUnl gdther1,m
OF art may send their portraits, or the
picture of store, or office, or factory,
with any personal statement or business
card. The Sunday-school children are
taking lively interest in the remarkable
album, with prospects of speedily filling
it up
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06

-Cartersyille, Ga, is to have two
cotton factories.
The cotton presses of Atlanta are
working day and night.
The third crop OF figs for 1879 is
ripe in Oglethorpe County, Ga.
When the skins of potatoes break
pour off the water and let them cook in
their own steam.
-Persimmons are cultivated near
Jacksonville, Fla, which grow TO weigh
seven ounces.
A Japanese is reported TO have de-
vised 4 mode of bringing electricity to
bear upon debilitated silkworms with
excellent eject.
-Horse-breeding is increasing in Eng
land, and imports into that country de-
clined from $4,000 in 1877, and $4,000
in 1878, to less than $4,000 in 1879.
bitches are dug alongside the Iroa
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06

Young man, perseverance will win
you riches. We knew young man in
our school-days who was as poor as the
legendary church-mouse. But he worked
faithfully, perseveringly, and earnestly
upon the affections of young girl with
hundred thousand dollars, and, mar
rying, he became rich in a single day.
Persevere, young man, persevere.-Ol
CHy Derrick
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06

The growth of London in all direc-
tions continue marvellous. A number of
new towns have sprung up within the
last three or four years. No longer ago
North End Fulham was rural district
of fields and market gardens. The In
foreground Railway opened new line
to Hammersmith, with station at the
north end, which changed its name to
Kensington, and to-day the surrounding
area is covered with streets of well built
houses at high rents. Similarly, at the
other end of Lond n, increased facilities
of locomotion by railway and tram ear
have led to the erection of many hun
dred of small houses in South Bermond-
sey or Rotterhithe. The same process
goes on steadily at Edmonton, on the
north, and at Sydenham, on the south
of London.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06

The entire church membership of
the Swedenborgians in America does
not exceed 5000 in ALL The Boston
society, which is the largest, numbers
$40 members; the New York society,
l6S; Cincinnati, l12; Brooklyn, III;
Pittsburg and Allegheny, 157, etc,
while few of the other societies in the de-
nomination number more than % men,
bers each.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-12-06

The boy who doesn't leap over seven
hitching posts, kick a lame dog, snatch
handful of navy beans in front of every
grocery store, knock over box or two
and work the handle of every pump on
the sidewalk on his way home from
school, is either lazy or doesn't feel well.
-Keokuk gate Cny.