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, 1879-02-04
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A sDtt OF trade-accret aIloEx uphulstcrers, II
IL salt, IL thla recipe Tor ri,iliux furniture Ut
moths: 4 Yrt Ut furniture that tcetneu u ~
aIive Will, the tarYa,, asit frolA whirl hundreds
let into i rootn By Itself. Thres gallons Ut bca-
xiue we're purchased, NJ W ceuts gallon, retail
Using slua!i wate5inE-pot, with tue rose.
sprlaklcr, ths whole upholstery WIS saturated
through alll through With the btnxsn.;: iseanlt !:
bcnzlnu dried ont In few huuss, atl its entire
adur uisappcaraL ln three or four days. Nos
lie .lxAtfst Iarm hAppcncu To- t,ls yarnsss, ur
wpol, " fabrie, Or lalr~stut'ing: lat WY
toonth6 ugo' IND mt sign Ut u nlotA lsus SlnrG
uutpar.l. The rarpeta Weto a'so well spFf1kle1
ui. rpppd the sfdrt III the so,cl, with equally
goud elicit. Eur Iuss, lampsis.-lndeeu. utl
wUn1rh articles tnnt t1tuinK nptli-,-beuk1llt IL
most valuable. Eus lht,n III lux, sprinkle
iIi.,n with bcl,xinr cosa the bux tightly and III
II dsy pr Two I'm beats Will be cxtcrlnitiat es1,
.llul the bsuxinr will alt gsaporutc ol opci,lny.
, 1879-02-04

The Outus English Cotn,e Opera Cosnpnny
opened scason at Ilaycry u Tilcalre ias. night,
with "Lo Petit Due" THIS Is tic last work
but one Is Catnurgo y Of Charles Lccocs,. TAu
librctto is by Henry Sietlhac anl LAtluyle
llaleyy, aud It IL arraugcd and adapted ios tsse
English stage by Sayille ltowu and Bolton Howe,
The plot IL u folluws:
Fur political reasons tho DHks Hdoat mid Lady
Hianehs are married y Aila sttl! very yonug. tly
command Of tho King aud tLr,r parents taeY ate
lowing ;!s esrs,ony. ;eo @ ss being k,ses sem
carried off 1o convent. Tho DuIs discovers tic
wlIercahout. of h!s wife. and, going 10 the eon:
ths Du2h<ss j. not .urrendesua. Lis mrnaccs iii
in., he da4autscs AllntcIf ~ prasnHt-ErI, and.
unlcF ths t'Tcenta OF seuking rslAEd from tue
sul1lefa, gaius aunttance tu tAH convent lie dis.
covers lat hs vile IL ltckell W tn uslyata apart
ment, Aud, w making law IL tls ull tutor,
IT, tSs 9.s. liz III s
unt., w1,cn tho l3uks liEnms oil thu disguise and
puts lhrsu u light. lls II prevented rum carry
III ih,s Inu..unt in utfrer emlets aud reputts Tho
10 leave Immediately 4 bat!le beiug wou.. Thu
young ullice5 and Als EekImvut are encanlpea for
thu night, when sGddrnly shFirk IL heard and \
feula!u fur Ii 10 enlur thu commanders tent.
Tho guards arc aroused, but nothing u Ut arst t*.
ihu Uu&e has comuauY III hs tept. aud that euln-
t,uny . wo,nan: lIs !. sstrstcd by one q his Of
fusion. xhen = di.patcl fsosn the King ar.
rlyrs .ewaEdiny The successfns actlun u lho day
" tlu rsunon Vt husband and ~tfa.
Like ,uost Of Lcaxsl's later productions
"a 1t Prs ii. Gerrais, . IL Fct'se slarirc, II
ntul .'l.u AlAr]ula!lle,'t--"Le Fuiit lsuc" IL
really more Ut ii, upcra comi4ue than MI opcra
hou!fe. lhe lnusi.'ls u co!aparatsyely serious
l,uturr, ulnI the Act!un consaius little of out
rugeous buElesQur. The Nuk4 and -Hoat antira
are thu ualy cbaractesa who have my solos; and
the most plraslns Of u lle melodies IL given u
q chorus Ut raErs.
IAo au,.irnro Last evening was large, and 70,
ceiycu s!rs. Oatrs quite walnliy Her ru.c was,
Vi cuu,se that Ut The little Uukt, n,ld si,e actes
Il with all hcr accustomed v!vucty. For hcs
soug, .'To hursc! the .ru.npeh sound, vt thu
gipse Of tAe first at, she gpt call before the
curtain. Hrr b4rt singing, howcyGr, was In ill.,.
s!Adic,l sun; of thu sssai.al aet,--tle burden,
~ loys ,uu, dearest,-i ut,9u you" he.ue
given With unexpected strength IT phraaip;
stlss lulu S,sS4lln .''"as7' the 'ltieatii.
ahe hal but l!stGc 70 DO voaally,
Uus gave Indications VI tEr Possession ii
sut,,e quite luntlu! nutcs. air. Edward IunueIi,
VINO wus = uar.!al~looklu. Hunt attarv has q
, 1879-02-04

t%F7N As4N As
Tue letter Of Commissioner ]. ". Midgley, OF
tho Southwestern Railway Association, hercto-
fora referred to tn The TRIBUNE. to tho tiaf,-
ayers Of the twcnty -four roads who haye signed
tho pass aercefncnt, calling meeting for tho
purpose of revising the agreement, is us follows:
Tho managers Of thc SoutAw e4lcrn Hallway As-
ISOLATION haye requested me, ~ SECRETARY of the
Pass Convention Ol Dec. ~. tu cali q meeting Of
all parltcs 10 that agreement, nluo Of al tHntls
which centra nj thlcago aud Ut. lonls. Their 70.
antat II accompanied by tic aaanrnNce that they
spproya the movement, and dcsire to faH&Gr and
encourage u. The ubject 10 to foEn, permanent
urgantxatIon To prevent tho issne of fTea uf
any fotm Of ticket 1t lcss than axreoa satps
for tho purpose Of influencing fFuIRht Or
passenger traffic. Tho temporary oskanIzat,un wa4
caI and sweepIng that u was. 70 certain extent,
lrfs viii have tho batle1t Of experiences Of seYcr-
Al weeks. Each party having given lhe subjcct
confederation will lso prepared to say wtctner 1t
IL practicable tu aefu closely to the agreement,
and, II 70 10 commit themselves 10 It. aNu adupl tho
measures geQulsitu to itA slrtct enforcement. DIS.
cusklbn may ensne AZ to what shall he deemed
legitimate Efforts 10 accure both freight and pas.
seilger traffic. ReypEal rattea To rho raid
agreement afu affected by lAa action Of Chicago
and bk. iouls roads, which htTs not signed It;
hence tho deslEo thai they should partlcipaso IN
y!pw uf secuti nx concerted actuu ~ aboyU de-
scEIhct, L II suggested that Eenetxl meeting he
held on WedntMiay. tho l:ah inst: A. tho tirand
rnclhc Hotel, Chicago. rlrAae adx'so nv psolnpt-
Iy II limo and place named Will ba convenient to
you. and II you will l1lsn attend.
, 1879-02-04
EAsT-l,ouNn BUSINESS.

A meeting of the Managers of tho roads 1cal-
tnx cast fro,u this city will be held At tho Grlt
Pacific HOTEL to. morrow, Mr. II. II. Lcdyard,
dp,,aral Manager Of tho Michigan Central, un,!
John Newell, uentrat manager OF the Lake
Shore d Michigan Southern, have already ar-
rived In tbs city, and Ms.J. N. Mccullough,
Vicc-rrcsi1cnt u tho pennsylvania Company,
will reach here this evening OF tp-norraw inor'1'
lne. The object Of tho meeting ts to take steps
regarding tilo sIolatiaus VI tariff rates at tho
various points IN tho West, anA 70 see Il stcps
cannot bu taken by which they ran hereafter be
malutulnctl. The difficulties regarding thu uus-
scger business will also bo considered. aa:l a''
effort made To aboliai. tau commission systc1H,
which, it IL rlalnlc Is Tho CAUSE ot tbs present
Disturbance. Al = preliminary step the Nichf-
vat, Central And Lake 6lIora i Michigan soutt!-
grn hayu withdrawn tllcir tickcta from tAe hal!ls
OF steatnshIo agents aud kcapcrs.
WAak tho result Of tlle meeting Will b 10 hard
to tell. TiIrru /. such . bad frclink uxistinv Ut
present between The Vanderbilt tuaus AMI tl'e
rcnnsylYatIA Cumpany'A llncs ll,at to ron!e to
VII a.ulcable understanding will DO hcrculcal
task.
, 1879-02-04

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-in the United States
Circuit Court the case Of Policeman Louis
Norris was called 10 answer to an Indictment
charging him with having stuffed a la1!ot-box
nt tte late Congressional election. Defendant
entered u general demurrer, alleging ts,at under
tIlr stattltcs Of tho United stAtos Etut1Ing n
ballot-box IL not penal oifcnBc. 'rhc demurrer
was sustained and tile prisoner discharged.
, 1879-02-04

SAN FRAxcIsCo. Feb. 3,-i WaIin Nalla dis
patch says: "a warrant has bccn issued hy q
Instice OF the Pence of Yakima County for the
arrest OF Chief Moses for giving atl mud ron.
ccaEn1 UmNtIIln Indian known TO have coul-
mittcd murder. rr'llc Sheriff attempted to servo
the warrant, when Wilbur, ,1,r 1u'lIan Agent at
tho Yakima Reservation, refused trteiyer $Oscs,
sa,tng he has ortefs frnn t,c RtthorI.lcsat wash
Territory 10 hold l,iul. ii ihs United states
Attorney will decide the legality of tic act, the
Sheriff will take lin by force.n
, 1879-02-04
IYE3tS.

Nr. II. r. Duyat, General Manager Of the
Great. .Wc.sesu Dispatch Fast Freight Llne, IL iu
the city, aud will hnYe a euufe1aucs With itA
Western Axcuts At tho Gsaua Pacific uotel to-
day.
A Circular rcecntiy Issued by the Unlon Pacific
RuIfoad auuoupccs That the stuxe-ltAs FROM the
tcrm!uus Vi the Atcaisou, Topeka = sAuts FL
Kuilroad west to Prescott has been virtually
ab4,ulouel ~ i passenger lthe. 1le nanaxcrs
, 1879-02-04

H9EE101 777sD2..t7t 10 1H1 7F9V9HEs
ErnlN6rtkLp, Feb. 8.-Liccnsc to organize
wus Issued by the Secretary VI Stats to-lay u
The Cook County Herald Puhllshln. Company.
u Arlington Heights; easAsal, S5,u0; oorEo.
sators, John Flahcrty, A. y. Lindsay, and John
j. Chuss. Also tu tic tiEoss Bate d Luck Com-
pany, ol Chicago; capital, $3JoOuo corpo-
saturs, Ilcnry Gruss, Jatnss A.Auallu, und Cor
ueius Conovrs.
, 1879-02-04

q
INDIANAPOLIS, Iua., Feb. 3.-Pool satca arc
being strictly maintained here. lllu ludianals
Oils mauagcs received dispatch from Cumsnls
sloner Fiuk, ttat!ng that ho had just received
assurance from the gcnesal managers Of Tie i've
roads East out OF Chicago that ratcs had been
fully restored. mud would be strictly adhered to,
out, md wcre bctnx rapidly worried uil. Tie
manager replied thai for three tuonths Ehlcags,
L4ll dtsuosaltxed rates, and tllcsu "coutraeth !"
should te sum run out. else tho Indianapolis
rate will b. ayain cut. Upou thS action 1t Chi
tsxo dcpenus the future of tae pool here.
, 1879-02-04

H6ef7fl 3HaJI1EtA II 33S 7T7bNnz,
QuiScr, H., Feb. "A msn namad Francis
Lovel was arrested hero today for passing $50
counterfeit note ou the Broadway National
Bank, of New York. He WAS taken before a
United States Commissioner, nnl held for trial.
f.nvol Ia supposed to he ona Of gang who have
been operating Ia this section for some time
DR3k.
, 1879-02-04

MAs,tArrAx, Kus., Feb. 3.-A young man
named William Pcakc was shot aud instantly
killed Tonight by q lnan named Bates, acting rs
a Depusy~Mar.hal. Pcako was standing inside
the Christtan Church when tie shot was fired,
wf!cl, brought the services to at abrupt terfut-
nation. Bates fed. NJ definite ralse Is given
for the deed.
, 1879-02-04
=='s; SPORTING EVENTS.
s,,ton and Daily Beaten by Gallagher
o'A and GARNER.
o.,oes of Mime. La Chapelle's
F'o Drear,' Walk,
1,tI.1.rAItD4.
...ot 1kspofcA 10 Ths Tribune.

DfJ'l'!Anus.~ ~
sottta! is'pafea rn,. 70 "a. ~. 1 ,mn,,,cr a.o NJ
NEW fonK. fen: .l,a.s a.-ln's - n.Irn ro",,s.
surprises In inc nF.ns"n" a's'as, ~. law, hcfor,
ment. Tile grew se ,.hs -. .xrc., ~, r.,
Gallagher. the 's'' lu1 '. tr.stv ae.artrd In er.
bess the chatnpl"n. ~ IL fo-,,n-
plsuhtlon Of sek1on' app ...a. .,,co on,er;nr tMc
.ournan1ent, he has conttnuea las u'.s'pston' ,"t
n..eIug the niEhts III p'a5nk pose1, u4'sN'..' w,
ard otherwise WeaKehine ms ac',e. =" "'e
ZANE With Garntcr, aho III th"1 lo.u1s' ue WIS
eytdeutly struggling hafo 10 'esa'n u,s '""''et!
over the 'Sof1ea, oo' 4@"su' ~
requires tue stenu,es, nso -. p~.
natisrly billiards. ar" ae.'"" uas ~ e.""A
the necessary nerve NJ an9 tnhe au,tns t.'s .ous
pament. ltis seeonu ae!sn1 'sAe' NV ~, a' :.
clear for Schaeief a,u o,p.,oa' s''u .t,. ~
alIuoEt eoFtaltl lint t''c o'e~ -" "...,
both the lrst anu seeo"u p!".o .as' - s n ~,
most Brilliant anu Hussssu' .,,. s.s.eaa i..',.
gsen. as iof ti'e eame sn's -" ,'at ,ase h..h
herpla1ed huch oeuaa .aau Nv "se ev aoss. a'..
ero, and Ralheo eon"ao".o ~ ,t. w.. ,. ,,'.,.as
sstssed. sexton ~" ~ ~ w., nI'su'u rr,'" rn"t'
md Was - pon's "neaa y. oA'ss' ,.,.,' .a.,
ter ran ~ po.n" WV ,.,.I... s,a.
]9 In Tue .en.a '""'ue' A'n n
. clean lea', "".s" Ao ."'..'" -, a.,
runnnr :. ID t1c lt'.isse.n ,"A"A,
nothing o. co".c'aoua sa, r.,,ss,,.. $3.50
fnhlnR, "hen uc 'iaoo A'.' ~.
while, aaa seoiea TUE =. ~ "t ~ "..a "ss
SUI ~ po'n.s a"eau' a.oss.,,,n asaan.ot :,
eIdt'n4' ee.'o" "As 0o"al a;,,s~ .,,s III.
run IL ons' oat w sua'o ~ keass ~ s, e.,
ehl In three Eucceed'bR iIut"ka acotS" ou' 81
, 1879-02-04

city for chemical analysis, which Il not yet com
ptctcd. a warrant was eecutcs1 lor Dycsfs ar
rest, but tc ran sway. 1Ia Is thought to be In
knnsa4. He loft quantity RI poison ami a
trnsponr nnso,,, bis effects. Ills reputation Is
Lad. Thu crime IL charged to MS tirsrc 10 get
possrsslnn ot property left his wife BY her first
husband.
, 1879-02-04
PHILADELPHIA.
fR<ct4t tNtpd&cA to TAA 1raaHA

rn1lApELrnta, H.. Feb. 3.-1onY Pastor
bought tho new National Theatru at 6heritf's
xalu this afternoon. THIS Is the hest variety
,hccatrc In town, seating over 1900 pcup!e. II
IL Ut brick, with two galleries, largu, we'll built
nu.l cust fur tl,ea The sum }al lur 1t. II haa
brcn .un by W. J. Gilmore, md Il now lcasrd
by Iuuu,as +. ktllJ.
, 1879-02-04

Cixc1sxArI. Feb. 3-Ninc moonshincrs"
from Floyd. ftkc, nls1 Fletcher Counties, Of
Kentucky, passed through il.e city last evunng
In carxo of uuited States Marsliai, Gu route
to Lputsyiie.
, 1879-02-04

n,c..,nu r., ,t,o,. ~otco IT c,,.,,o-,h,. commas.
panuE ua'tone fuce VI II a,'.,,s son pas;
M Rot an efe"Te foT his "ro'ite nrmsna ,ma,
MIA: HF. dsnlcs y. !aslof WAS 1f'et!s innnV
IS Frino'ae.-thc best feature OF :hc part being
ts'r hc'cntitc lecture. Mr. James 4. Meade was
It numbers some tvcntv OF more, can sing
Psers: n,,artette. !" Sac how hts Ice be coyer,n
1oaun ~ Iii ~ arnts sn enihn.,,s,i.
aau ~ ~ r. ~ .sn.,;;,en ~. o1chs.trs ~.
nea ,es' naa aof ,an, ~ fe7e'''oo' ne o'ehea' as
La Petit Uuc" viii bo repeated Tonight,
and until further notice.
--
rtt,. onvrvyr.t,rvr.KtS coS.
AtA 11N x,.,s,,.
..-..-.. CERT
tonight will Introduce the Hungarian vfollnlst
n ow- nut,ftc Il, tto oron,1 eonc4rt IN M usvrn
on' pooe -" .,, ,.I sfnn. ar, eou. ,r.,a.
At Mccormick Hal. The event mas a'feaoy
tepD noticed, mil It Ia op1y necessary now TO
~e,,,,, ..,,,.s .,,, .,,ov he nre..
'en''n1 tlloHo interested that u'ty ""J pc p.'S
cnt 10 enjoy the occasion. The programme IA a
brilliant nnn. anil intrn,,uces Mad. Rt7c.Ktnr In
os o".t ~. .. .,.,ah,..
eofno OF hcf most cuee1Vle concert hu'hoeas'
giving her admirers in this city m opportunity
IN t,cnr bcr At her hast. Rammertx also Will lie
, 1879-02-04
TIE RAILROADS.


SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court, says the New York ifia-
f'ou, bas decided The series Of cascs arising un-
der tl,e Pacific Hailrond lava known as the
" fvc per cent cases" During Secretary BOUT
wells administration Of the Treasury Depart
tneut The policy Of withholding from tlsess ra!-
roads tic half Of their earnings for Government
transportation, which the law promised should
be paid to them as 1t accrued tthc other lalfbe-
ing retained as part payment Of their subsidy
debit, was commenced. The companies brought
suit to recover tlic money 80 withheld, unl OBJ
tasncd judgment; but BY stipulation Il was
be postponed untl tho Government colll bring
suit antI prosecute thu sumo to !nal lcarng
for per cent ot the net carrll,Rs u tllc ronds
from The date Ut their conp!etion, which the law
requires to be paid Into the Treasury IN further
liquidation Of the subsidy debt. li!e questions
tie'ss tate. 's satne aSfee @st @sss IT,
roaia completedl The companies contcndcd
the su,n ren,ninlng aftcr dcductinr operating
expenses nnI interest on all Indebtedness, nll.i
That their roads wcrc not completed until 1871,
although put IN operation from tho Missouri
River 10 Tho Sacramento IN 1870. The Court
ius,es tlat .'nct carnin9s' within tic mean.
Ing Of tho paclAc Railroad acts arc gil tho
moneys carncd aiter deluctfnE operating tx
pcnsea mud interest on the arst-l.ortgueo honds.
which constitute lien prior tn tilc ttoycrrtcnt
n,ortaagc also, TINT thu rpatts we're completed
at tic time when tho companies accepted The
lust instalin,ent Of subsidy bonds, which thu,
law prescribed should bo delivered To tlWnl VI,
completion. Tie "Crcdit-atnbtllcr ease" hav-
ing bccn decided some weeks ago adversely 10
ll,e tinyernmcnt, thcru nrc now no lncttc Rail-
run.l cnecs on thr Supreme Court calendar ars.
Ing under the acts Of 1853 and 1851. Among
tllc rrrent decisions IL onc declaring TINT the
(;uyer,,nlcBt t,,UFtsnEe docs nut extend oycE
the lIenyrr Pacific l.awns, although tl,at rt,au
was originally n part Ut the suosidlzod kansas
Pacific, md ttllt 1t e0vers tho knueas pacitl.
tsojf only 80 fur as the subsidy cxtcndrd-l. e,
from tlM: eastern tcrmlnus to the t00th mrrldIat
uf fpuritu(lu.
, 1879-02-04

will occur tomorrow evening at Mccormick
Hall, wien the tull programme AZ announced
for Friday evening will bu rehcarscl, including
thu "sccond Beethoven Concerto" by Miss
Amy Fay. Tho young pa''lste from, Boston, atil
tl,e =" Mciidclssohn Concerto " by Itetnrny. uud
the orchestra.
, 1879-02-04
NASHVILLE NEWS
Fpec{u} ENtp4tfA 10 1As 5stSuRA,

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. a-Wtlllam somer-
yillc, connected with tho revenue service, 1ust
returned from Oycrlon, Jackson, Putnam, aud
Clay Counties, reports tllat Capt Davia' force
destroyed i've dlsttlesies, and arrested thirteen
Illicit distillcEs Davis ana men are NOW IN
Jackson County.
William j. IIammon, charged with embcz.
sling $17.000 belonging to Hiram +. Eafhsrtt
whose Administrator he was, WIS brought here
troul IT,. Louis OIL = sequ1sition alid lodged In
JUL.
A Jury was it,paneled this afternoon IN the
cass oil Nathaniel Baxter, accused Of compiictty
with DR.. Montgomery baxtcr and Jcrc Baxter
in The murder Ut Samuel H. Hicks, OF this city,
July ~. TIla trial will bo contuuncel touluF-
row. A great deal Of interest u manifested IN
thu casr, as tl.c 4ccussu Ii Director u ile Ne
chanIea' National bunk, ex-Chauecry Court
Clerk, anil lncmter OF Une Ut the most prum-
inEut families OF Tennessee,
, 1879-02-04

=. NtAH4 Et&t&fH.
,.s neeent'y York'ssEect faulty entertained
T.aaoss ~ friends. aad among use guests wa4 .
'snolas-strttt young tisau with uaschEsf lu Als
~ ana ~. WHO has peurhant fur practical jok-
'us. There was also ia the pa1ty aSu4ssx-stfest
iIiWnans i'ni,' who boasted during tho cYcnll!x Of
III ts aole to Put the strongest mind In thu ro0ul
=" nuust ~ liz tntuence ol mesMcsism. 1t occurred
.u.a r" aac s!eholasstteet young mad at that uo-
ess. eent .Aat he could have lolis tine, 3nI his
!s tts1uk'ei, md . smile b<aiued over 'hia face
- ~ annouueed himself ready Tor the sacrifice.
Luz merchant commenced the operation. n,nl In
- AtnaA TWO minutes concluded that he bud
,Ms us Nleho!as-attcet lnau under control. liz wa4
,io*ea ii ~ think 80, tor bls subject performed
n,,rI u lulicfou& tricks Ut Ills suggestion.
~ ~ " lie amusement Ut the t0LRpau}. Halt
w.. uoQf later tie merchant considered tAAt 1t
H.. t'fhs to restore the young u.4u to ha senses;
ts,,as W soon discovered that ho was poweEless to
en tnn,'. liz vet, and to al appearances lad tost
d. Irno! 1"a OF hsa subject. Wisu he haA teea un-
II, st !auutnfs for III hour. thu lueErAaut tlegal
Ls,ttsSS aared, anl 30 did thc. comp4ny, ~hY
F,n.Ita. apY' tho a1Easr senu!ue t,rnsatt}ot
itx.a aosteE was lc.lt for, but, teture hs HI
liz. tae young nau had kisscl all ttc young
tt"s, ~ ttie room, md scattered the company
'9la !u e.sry direction. W1cn thu Doctor
, 1879-02-04
SHOT.

c1ncINNAT1, Feb. S.-At Newport, Ky, yes
terday, Charles Bcndtug, who has Just beeu re-
sasrd from 4 term Of imprisonment for theft,
went to tlls house of Chris Carpenter, where biz
wife WI. employed ~ a'domestie, and anreat-
ciled to kilt Carpenter for har6oriue his wife,
wheseupon Carpenter drew revolver alsl shot
BaaliuK twiep, iuttlctip1 serious wound iu tue
hff.
, 1879-02-04


1xpiAsAro,ls, Jud., Feb. A.-Thc gcnsral
term Ut tic Superior Court to-day affirmed tic
decision OF the lower court In tllc case OF Nancy
E. Clem, the notorious lnltrtlcress Of tilc Young
family. She was sued for having dcfraulcd
parties cut Of $1,000 Of u'oacy, md her l1us-
bnnd and Hpn made parties defendant. Tho dc.
fcnse was ll,at the husbAnd knuw nothing vi
The wlfe's financial transactions, mil could not
bo held liable fur frauds cot1.mltte1 iy her upon
people who voluntarily entered Into mysterious
business transactions with her. These uysscri.
ou. affairs in 1nauce figured largely. It will bu
remembered, In tho murder trials. rho Cour
talda that her husband Is lInblc for positiyu
fraul committed by the wife, anil that Afrs.
Glen, did rct this money by tnlse And fraudulent
representations, and converted IL to her own
Use. .
Judge Nalost, Vinccnnes, will prohabIy bo
asked to try Lpuis l'uettR, whose serona trial ID
Fixed for t,iu Eth. lie presided hers over thc
Vo.s murder tEial, IN witch the defendant waa
acquitted. aue.tE'a attnrncYs tay thrtr client
Should mol 10 allowed IL 10 ~ 1nrge, and, II III
Is neauttsc.l, they will unlto to lave him con
nnci a. dangerous luDatlc.
, 1879-02-04

BANGOR, Me-, Fut. 8-strs. Barron, widow ot
the latn Treasurer OF tho Dexter bavings-Bank,
III brief letter to the lYhfg aud Courier, asks n
suspension of public judgment whtIs desiring
the ,nost thorough nnl Impartial investigation.
shc says, contrary 10 the usual procedure, tbs
theory scen,s to have been advanced TINT her
laio husband was dutaultcr aHl committed
suicide, AMI uat the facts briag hunted for
TO sustaiu this thtury. sAu Aska tfa public
10 consider hts character In the c0mmuntY r
where ho lived u,ul has bren actively
iu business, huvluG transactions perhaps with
more individuals than MY persun tll tho town,
and asks any ons Ut that number to bring auy
accusation of intentional fraud on his part.
She believes TINT they will Acknowledges that,
rather thXn wrung another, lp wuuld himself
suffer, ul,tl all tlat Ias thus for been advanced
arc uus,bHtxnttatctl rulnura witch tint coti,-
munity VIII ncycr believe. She closos by say
Ing: "tf Mr. 4l'arron ~aa deiaulter, lie must
bu shown Us allcl t0 1lla executor aul bol1s-
mc4., aud LIT us walt fur Ills evidcnce.'
, 1879-02-04
reached thc ho4!se, the young inah had fnity re-.
covered, and 1t wns not until to-das that the
cut MIA let out Of iflr bny.
HaTt.T'ff.H
Hpee!tf fNxDdtfh to 7At 7Ftbur

"Aft.rff4"
Aptrsaf M*DdtrA 10 7at 7ftounh
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 3-Prcl!IninaFy efam'na-
ton IN Tho casc Of den. John Mcdonald oil" W.
~ thompsoa' hfs Attorney ct'af9cd *nn fes's9'
inR ohtea statcs o'llccrs' was resumed octo!c
commissioner b'oosood t'ls Afternoon. 'he
Witnesses ca!lca wero Co'. iufhcf' lhoinpson'
anu hichonah. Ihe'f testimony WIS 'afas!f
eoefoootatVe OF .He ftatcmenta heretofore pno-
ltsned. 'itn. elepona'd' IN desef'otnE tne !e'
turn OF lhc cattle TO sunnyside, sasd fha', "n1c
1t, Inc nouee' eo'. turner sudae"'Y approaene"
a'ni WIN tue information, "lmS aro COMING
Mouona'd ASKED - "not ?" ana lusne. fep'ea'
simpson a'ld MS RanR, Win the east'e. ~ io
tMcponald) REMARKED "ihat's a'l sieM." lie
looked out mid saw tho officers within
few rods Of the eatc, willis tho cntllc
wrre be,np driven down the hill towsrfI the farm
IN vs,so5 tn,,, tha vara ,,,wor,1. tlc pa,c. tn
s.c "A'Aeu '"'o '''e 3asa' W" "'oe '"s sAss' -.
a's dressinE-Rown. lie saw simpson o. tue gate
ami hailed him with "0ood morning, Captain
Simpsou responded, "Good morning, uencrA|.f
r,,cn eImntnn mid, y. f,cn,ra1. tbuuoht III he
,-t'a =. .a,s !, ,t.s,,,.h. ..,s. .,,rn h.s,. nro,,
klnu 70 you usoneht '.s Sats'e pa.A' w.
The gate Tor me-" lle tota simpson nc dld mol
want the Cattle put back Oil the promises. anu
, 1879-02-04
Golden Opportunity
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
BOTH STORES
CARSON,
PIRIE & co.
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Peoria.sts.,
North Side Dry Goods House,
North Clark and Erie.sts.

Il SI'ECLALTY IN THIS SALE
1iGWsEKEEIiNd% Il 81 dsat:sWi,1 y tSiS, G0JDy, ' I"
ca,.,sot Js.ii to ge iN1'I;ifh&SIING :H to
EYI2Itf IIOuSEKEI;FESK or IN
TENDING I{UUSEtKELsI'EIt.
Tho following arc fow quotations
only among tho many bargains wo
OF those goods boing OF our own
importation and soloctod by our
own foreign buyers with spoolal
retoronco to our largo, Wo1l-ostab-
lishod FAMILY TRADE, we fael
uonfidout that there can be no dis.
appointment In tho standard OF
quality.
Good hoavy nll-linen Diced Towels
4 handsome large-siEo DRmaBk or
narnsloy Huok Towel, a groae
bargain for 2lo.
A 500 extra Damask Linen Towel
A Special Job in 6.s Damask Nap
kins at sl.6o; would be cheap at ia
Groat bargains Ia half-bleaohed
A5oo haif:bleaohod Damask for a7.o
A csc Table Damask markod down
to $50,
A 81 Table Linen now offered at $50,
Worry fine Double Damask, formerly
#l.26, now 900.
Job Lot Of Marsoilles Quilts at sl.25.
worth 90.
An extra rich large Marseillos Quilt
at $2.b0, worth ~.
Genuine Turkey Red Damask at
SOC, extra wide, pauhl ptan9 $50.
Special bargains in BlRnketa.- j. TO
close our present stock.
Bheptings h Pillow Cottong In somo
casos below manufacturers pricos
NEW CARPETS.