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, 1879-06-06

class composed Of The recruits who Joined Tho
Rctivo army In 1871 wtli he called ont for TWEEN
ty.esght tfays' training, during which time tlv
Will take pnr& iii the annual autumn nnncnvcrs,
while portton OF two classes ii the territorial
army co,nupsetl nj tho recruits who joined the
active army in lSN md 1857 nfp at the nrcscUt
time embodied Tor thirteen i1ass' trimming. The
reserve Ut tic territorial army "a. therefore. tic
of which no PORTION will be rxerct.cA this year,
md, rs mono Of The members lIarc ever hecn
called nut, It must for tic present bD rerardcd
As paper forcc only. Next .ycar aIrl every
year atterward, two classes Of the rescFTc OF tho
hctIye army mil two ctn.ecs Of the territorial
army Will BE- required tn temporarily rr1on the
rpl0rs; M ,itlat every year nearly tnti1f0n men
will be actuntly drilled a,ul exercised in France.
, 1879-06-06
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
v1Gintct1 Ordinances.
To ne Editor NJ Tie Trittl1e.

CnicAGo. june 5.-Cndrr Democratic rule.
ordinances arc being VIOLATED. nuLsances created,
u,Il police regulations ignored. Evidence te
fart. The attention Of the rropcr authorities is
called To tEc hundreds .! barrels OF efa1-tar
and resin. tue tnost eumbusstblc ani irnnn,nabIc
material, nnw Icing piled NJ nn tile west side
Of LaSnllc street, between Mnnroc n,ti Adams
strcete. lit The ln1slnre4 part Of our city. This
material wlrn once fgn.ed nl1 the water IN
Luke Michigan rnnunt rrtluCu,slt. ind the Fire
l'asrol Building, fieItl s. Letters, aud other
buildings could mt Withstand tic heat. Wlhse
duty Is It ts nuk after at,,l psatcct tu, wcffure
and safety Of thu cityf ". will wait md rec.
lNorgRTr-OWHER.
, 1879-06-06

|1ftr0ft Fra 1ftEt,
A Slnilay-ech00l teacher 10 this city mas
boy III sr cias, who has not fallod III tfs penny
routrIhutiun for moro tlan year, ind Wien
lie was found e1npty-handcd iaat Sabbath us
teuclltr observed: , -.
"Why. johu,,y, did you forget your ponny
No, pa'am," l,o l,umpiy replied, "but
fathrr eays the Wnsasl Koatl Will do tnls town
more rood :uaA auy fuurttuH Sunday
a1,l Tin going 10 chuck NY eoppSFs lato uaas
enterprise taE thu l.rxt fow wrcks.'
a., HWon't liz heatllcn uslss your peunlcas' shs
qusrttd. =, ,.,,. >, o,n,.
right 10 WI or this town Ia basted."
, 1879-06-06

TO tao EuNDt ~ 4hf 1ttWshF- -
CuioAuo juno 5,-a' l4ahortr," II. Ills let
ter In to-lsy's THlMuaE, undertakes to state
what think. | sud what | thought pialn
euo,lcl, In .ny letter in last Saturdays TRIBUNE,
anil i, was not as explained by hin. Such
thoughts md admissions never entered my
n1I, namely: 1"TAat II ID cri.ae for Valn1er-
bt u,ul oshcrs Of au,1rrtur "a ability to coutrol
t},a wealth while otllcrs Ut iafarortD ability do
,ot enjoy tl.G sa,,su opulcncc." l ulny have
thought a!ul !ntlrnu.cd that 1t was a cFiMc Tor
them 10 usp their power tn thu sn0nucr tlIuy DO
In grlutt!nc out to lite Of the laborcr go TINT
Vanderbilt ana otl,cta Of "superIor ~ ability
u1ay uot lose tlntiar ou ut, iucone III Il ,s>oo
M Apuy, as Ia Yai,dcshilt's case, or oil ah ncotna
OF less, as III tas caso Of olsiers: ,...
also take issue With him in hts opinion tlnt
wealth sud hlains necessarily 20 togoteE. llit
iurIno1, In my opnon, IL o1tnn ase't Tin sntsts-
ios' ios rny.'c.s 1S1 II 'if iotes srisky. an.sia
pulous. asastcous spoc',lator, with tAs
me- men, Nv woinsn, ana children, " redprT t.'er
uuy, to accomplish his nin,. I'hose wu hayu
dcs!rc to deal justly aud l!hera!ly cannot 10 80
mud compete Vita him. Thu "whtc's ot eosM. %
mesc,,n necd nDt bc btoppod moment, n''i tho
s'rnlroai kngs ana k1Iigs Of eoune!eu" eau
couttulu their cnterpr,srs just as well hy adv
uuately contributing ot their yast gains to ttiat
who ure carniuE their wealth 1or ,t ths1a " L. SM 's
country aso not carried entirely In 'hn ttcus ol
tl,ia new raru Of kings, however. nnd tt'sy WAY
tt the cause Of their own downfall by l'iiiatllfs
older kings, aud for their lark"t wisdom III u'e'F
| treatment OI the lAAoring esusacs
Alt1lhutlls thocundlllon OF lahofcFs e espaetaily
to tic saioous instead VI the steet VI uietetorta1
capitalists, wi,u al r0iu, s1oha n't1se oh atsnaa~
innts Hui, iuhorers s,,d uyotd ilaylnS sober ID
boress enough to ferA. clothc. a'ss warm thsist.
seIyus u4ut families, Il 4n Insult to to iaoofln'
ciuas.s, proylg That "Labortr Is t1ot la6orer,
IL b. moro ae'lnltc, however, gtyo
| him and uvury oshcr laboref my rloWs
! mainly iii fnur propositions, paMely :
III Tax thu incon,c Of capitalists i1 proportion
10 It's i,crcuso. ~ rl1 by lcg'sla,lol, lnu prize
u lvgal tvsnaA daY's talor TO b. not less thas!
d su1n ltlat will fully establish tle true vauu "
human labor IND hunan ilte all over tue Unilhd
H,atGs. 'rhu pslc.s OF thu produces OF lan,r W
be regulated by this BlauIasd.anA ,i'r capitalist,
lusteal vi hpvIpg The labofer in his !toWer eoul'
pcled TO be sutisled With lcaa profit Oh his tll'
ygsttpsnt. II AecuAsaFy un salna 81 la now cun'
, 1879-06-06

Tie Observatory Ut raris announces 10 tho
Rmithsuulan Institution The discovery BY t'alsa,
ut Pola, on the gel Of Mav, 1s70, Of planctof
Tic twelfth 1nagnltudo IN ID hours y tn!natcs
right ascension Is degrees " minutes suash
, 1879-06-06

Ills tho only medicine would ,dyo 10 my baby,
mother said, speakluY Of DE. Bulls baby ayfaps
At MI drug. .stoEea, 70 cent?.
, 1879-06-06


At the cft viii alow breadth of orc III th!s bill
Ut ut least 100 fcot. Ths tsa
LlrrlR MouNTAl1 OF ONs.
L. carries copper III hiah us 10 per cpnt In sui
phurets. with snn.e gold hnl silver, increusllIs
with depth. There is but liltlt doubt but That
depth Of 2aoU feet will show very urge body
Ut silver urs. Though there nfo Immense bodies
Ut copper iu thts c0unty, yet am confident
tl,ut It Ia mt cuppvr but silver country.
You must noye more gently round @ tnis = ,..,. At
Dnfning-Ne NEEDLE" "Span.sl NeotiIo,''' or my
thing "a yent,tata your spirit Ct Jury; but + be-
iunvs, Think to flu u Yucca u family. TlIls ~
| very ton,ustiI plant, Tl.c Mcxlsalls call It.
| "hlusra1," alul make frDm 1t D liquor bearing
lint naina. Not being E!yen to tlrymess, do not
| know how u tastca, except tronl iI!o taelal
great comfort to tho bachelors Ut this land,
don't lncAu this Juice, but thu plant ltsoll Iliu
| stvpll Icarlll, The tIlossani EroWs from SIX 70
twelve fsut hiel; anu, II your wrist IL not larger
than uup, It Will avcra4,e apaat Tho s1zr uf your
wrist. IL cosllcs to uluturtty very slowly aud,
| it it were In your yard, 1t would 6e called .
'sCentury-l l'lant.n but 1t shoots up thas polls
| goOd for nothing elac, about twclve OF these,
with four lsttlu crotehes Btsck ~ tAo ground,
hid tHo cruss-poles ubuut two an1 0ne-1slf feef
long, mako .--...
for my friend, tlu UacheluF. Hts paFlor Is large
enough; It oxtoutls until You sct u his neigh
pos's, ornusnentel BY natuza! scrrery. lle doot
slt.1ses l,e DOES not use It; and, whcn ao does
use it, 1le sun IL not round there. lla Is 20 d.
trr,ntned tU sleep aloue TINT hp winds hs bod
post with WOOL ora llalr rope, ~ keep ~
| lelluM-cuuutryIucu ffutn crawling up w
] post and abiding with 1lm. lie Is mlsAtl
, 1879-05-29

flrrsnuna, Pa., Mar e8.-In tho United stntcs
Circuit Court the arguments In the cascs OF tho
central Railroad Company Of Nuw Jersey vs..
Tho Junction Railroad Comuany and TIC Penn
s5yanta Railroad Company arc bcl,,g heard by
Judge McKcnHon. The Junction railroad con.
meets with thu Philadelphia d ReadIng lsoad at
Belmont, and with tho Baltimore d Ohio Hail.
road at Gray's Ferry. The Baltimore s. Ohio
hovo proposed to send their cars oYcr fhc June.
tlon Road to reach New York The North Punn-
s3slvahia. Delaware Il nouuti Bruok, at,d tYo
Jersey Central Railroad Companies proposo to
90 y simllar business over the JunctitYl Road,
to pass through their yard. IL whici, llaIf.,nie
OF the Junction truck lies Vhls uction il
brought to restrain tho defendants from intor-
, 1879-05-29
SUCCEED AND ROBBED.

AL assau41 WHICH came very nearly proving an
assassination occurred Tuesday night near the
Central Depot, at The foot Of Lake strcst:. ,rha
victim vna n mnn p,vinr m, ,,,.,.-s
wn.o,.. rat. T.. t'.i, s. na'"oSi ~ d.
"n0se', "no' ~ arahHen lrenk, bad abau-
aoned Ills home nnd business ut sioux City, aud
WIS en- route to visit his father, who Ia unon n.
farm a few mflcs from 'ro,or,a ~
nrrivc,, .hout n o,,,.s, ,,,,.. a., ouso Il"
~ a.' no'". e4os" upo'' tl7 evening train,
aha' naYlne hten Intoxicated more OF less for
some alx months prior 10 tho trip; hs condition
tnlay uettGr 90 lmaeanGd tllna dcscrl6cd Upon
.eaY'fE tne cars III ule depot, DO met three
.nen, whom ne aecosteti, and soon he invited
tne!h 10 ustcet im 70 saloon, 10 order that ho
1ent .1,. treat theln. lhcy brought him to ono Of
W numerous saloona oppoate:he depot, and
alsct tt>eY had lndulged in few drinks, they
cu nsm oacK 70 lnc dcpot, under pretcxt OF 70.
nne:< lng 70 look Tor his haR9agc. Ho wns
,laeK ny long iTatnB OF cars upon
ooth slues, Whcro tin trio. assaulted
a a.'a fonpea nm OF hIs railroad ttckct to Mon
G1laih 9ild heavy seal, md about $40 Ia caall.
rlo mo 1nsehslhIc uFon The truck until nbout
O'Clock yesterday morning. When ho com.
pletG'Y recovered himself, hc got up md
wandered about town until some ctttzon Kindly
gave hlm another drink to rccuunrata Ills weak
ened condition, n'd brought him to q police
station. After making known bis Injuries bo
, 1879-05-29
GOLDS0ll.

Ut. LOUIS, May 23.-A telegram ras received
tpts Afternoon from n, Goltlsoll, datel Breu-
ham, Tex. In which he denes the charges made
aeatnst him In connection with the failure Of tho
broad"ay savlngs Bank, and tho relations bs-
twcen htm atM young KEteger, tho Cashier,
anu A. SAYS 10 VIII return home at once and sepei
his property Ia Texas+ embracing cotton plau-
tatton nnl stocks Of tootts at pentsou nnti TaI.
arkana, TO Boston d Sherman, Tor tho
benefit Of his creditors heru md in
but, makes. no provision for Tho broadway
Savings Bank, treating that Institution rs though
he woru not iNdcbted to It.
Iho depostttra' COMMITTEES and members Of
auother 1olnt meeting this AFTERNOON, and lad a
ap!titet wranglc about tho selection Of another
pesson ior Assignee, but they could not agiue
, 1879-05-29

MAnsHAtlrowN, H., alay 2s-The bond.
holders Committee Of tho Central Iowa Rail-
way Company hold meeting at the general
o1ltcc OF the COMPANY In this city to-]ny, mud
elected the following Board Of Directors: r,
V. ROGERS, Utica, N. Y; Isaac ". Cate, Dalt.
mora' Nd; 0. L. nurictt. Leoninster, Mass. !;
{; Charles Alexander, Boston, Mass; @. Z.
Iainor' Nc" York; y, A. Jones. Portland, Me. ];
usorge Bliss I. D. Tappaa, Russell sage, Ed
w,n Parsons md james hucll, Of New York
City. The now Board will meet ut tho Windsor
!iouse' Now York City, J,tno. next, when the
Directors will oreanixa bY The cjcctton of n mr..
mnnent President. Secretary. Treasurer, anu
other ofIlcets to manage the property in Iowa
III this city.
, 1879-05-29
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

| Appoal III 1,cl,,,r -, ~.
| s1tc,a, nt.,atr,,.o ~ etan's ns1t.' ffelate
New .YouK, Muy 81 -Tho Ty.s.s s"... ~.
ter carefully cxp1n,uiut lint tnos ,,a 80. ~
,,,,e onv ,bi,r,,t.', 49, sA"e Ivy w Aut EecoE
clergy or tho neonIs -, tho ~. ~. tne eatho'is
tunn onv re,nnn, ,,b,,,,r ~ sa", 'sa otaaes 10 as
of uny ccc,:a;oat,so, .',.a., - s@,u W lnc uehts
@ ".a. ssas ~, a''i plesee acton Is Tor tho present
psa'so 70 an good Catholics to como to Tho
relief OF Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati md
his creditors The assignee Of the Most K,ror' ',r
and hs liabilities at e sssss, a r[an tns
former must bo deducted SONS s4oo 900 Of doubt.
iul or worthless notes, mud from tho lstter NAV
% tn.,. stricken thicker on $4,000. or one.balt oi
"sn s'4A'' eanec'eo bY TWO congregations IN
Cincinnati. IL is assumed tho graat majority nj
tho Archolshop's creditors Will bo prcparcd to
dol'ar. With singular disregard OF iusttco and
1.a.h .asaa so"as' ',o aasc'hocd pFelates think
.iesa reason Tor being met half way
by tho charity and homer of
tho creditors fa 4o a..
.ts ~. .,'I. u 10 found Ill
l'o 1act Tint largo proportion OF tho debt
/, unt c.,oul.,a,, ~ eupouuu interest 1t
religious banking to tlud tho Rolnisa Hierarchy
,anos,or,s aa.as ss 80 saopsls l''e aflhc1ple TINT
"oopos1tofs ctasm lor lhtcrcst Is somewhat less
p'uo'"E than hi. claim for the principal"
Nrn, vev.s NIX, ,.'o's'.fa ~, 47ess' ..
,.s ~" 1uA1, ~; naY @S.-Ihe following Is the ad-
Arrlt,tshnnR nnd pt.hon. ns.a,,I,,'', t'4o
Yort May % 1o,n pa -. adec'aoleA III New
rvss,,. uss, maS ~ l0'9' Id bshalf u Archbishop
ia tb& e,+r,,, o,,, rot, ~
, 1879-05-29

=. 1so@ke919 4 0ECOAEf fATus
dnAHp poNp, w., May as.-At Newark, leu
miles distant from here, pa1ty Of nino children
to-day drank water from brook, the waters Of
Which had hccn polluted by tho carcasses Of
horne and several sheep. and vera poisoned,
from thu effects Of which seven died soon after,
their hoaice becoming putritl mud demanding
'!nnIcdtate burial. 'rhn oahers cannot surstve.
a Mra. Morse lost two, sirs- Carpenter lost
10 as dying, talslng hur entira family. Mrs, Al.
uElch lost two. There Ia great excitement ID
the community. over the matter, No further
particulars eau be Ind to.uIGht.
, 1879-05-29
SUICIDE,


{Eo<efat bizpalch ia EAs Tribune.
LoulsvlLLs4 Ky., May M.-Mrs. stepneh
shatwcll, the wlte OF n respectable a''d a. , oas
t'lno wealthy merchant Of this city, coata..ss
suicide this morning by jumping Into Tue ulS .s
River. sho had boon III partially de1sos1. ;,.
atats OF mind for soma tilne caus:d by .1oans n,
oyer tho business reyczsss OF her husb4,a' H. H.
frequently thFratoDtd TO take , ns. ovs. .
het movements, THIS morning. ioxs.s5, ascus Sc,s
4o'clock, willis tue rest OF the fan!Y, We
sleeping, sho arose md Loft tho house. aau ,hs,o
supposed, vent direct to thu nfef, arot a.ar tno
ended her lilo. lIcr body Vas diseofpas6u ~ w
frustrated Yesterday 10 = an altemps ,M, e dso"a
herself, sle leaves a family OF four epa0''~
, 1879-05-29

crous na,s IN roiinxs., nnnp,, 10 g. most gen
s,''s essy B,s. iss.f e fs0a aAo A5s Sa.t
wo .o! know M that they haye not bcen ids Inv Their
si asss.e ~ @e ffsa%y saow sna sat : ss.
sp.stiH,9 ~ 9tssi'9 q, Inn ma@s o. s .te
donations have amounted 10 lena of thonssnas' Of
,nls's; ,n t.. con,m,lers hayc hcon organized TO re-
cIeiic, STs nc sn1efns crsaso. diocesan eI
tha extinction of il. debt. waas 'ss been be n Sana
IT. II ttc naat II bright omen Of huccctstri work ia
tao country will cettHny entnrue tic nobir epfjt
ING i,oecFo nf Cincinnati has a'rcay fnnnifcalud.
ua 1a H. ~ u 'e esiut l,cre presented, yct he
nna u hnnc That The ersl may mt bo trrc,ecmabie
E.pselally dd wc ireI encouraged to acsion BY ths
ctcstars ar Confidently huped inr II, tIio rat 10
af5isS ~ NJ an onHrnolo nnh charitable comptoininu.
st fcaTs sS ws ca e a1 tnss 6ssn ssh A. wa A.
IT, creditors shown no Willingness 10 :s.sEa nj,
I'M circumstances WI would tlaru scarce darod 10
nas.af " ha,..t 70 wor; that wpud still ba beyond
tml iorba That we or any Uno should wish 10
ass adsuntage pt ths crsnItofs In the dificuios
W. Ws,lcb w"ies. NJ hcayly them Is on thrill debtor.
i'' NJ Wy d!innhl1od by anch difficulties. But.
eihss tle nbligatona can be met unly by the chnri
a eb H. = f. II, y .s. :re y 10 VIZ sssosbe o.
WY by the charity nnd honor Of crpditors, nsuo.
S;.ay a. a. xery largo proportlon Of ,ho enti1e
Al! thta being taken Into confederation, Tho ia.
se'nhiea ptc'Heea resolved thai united actlon should
oe ~ fGilowe: Each prostc agrccs to havc
Psrssh q h!s dloccso for special contributions ia
ee tald u once or IN i:stamcnts Of yo years, ono
copS of every such list, whun closed, to b. scnt to
nc Ordinary. aud one t0 bc kept BY tllo parish
priest for tllo cut'ection Of amounts subscribed
n; y, saeh ar.t or mission there .IsI. also be- col
lFt Of November. tlis year. by which Jeto ali sub.
ses'Gtion lIs.sana amounts sabscribe aa collected
, 1879-05-29
DECORATlON.DAY,

oVS9ts3tsF
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., hlay 29.-DecoratIon-
Day will ba observed here With moro than usual
circumstances. Mayor Cayea issued proclama-
t!on to-day requesting = suspension Of industry
on Friday AFTERNOON, and 1t vii! be generally
oteycd. The oratIon Will ba delivered by Pros
ccut!ng- Attorney John 3. Elam, t.ls first prtyato
soldier ever hoioreh with such duty here.
sptsGaI Dltgateh 10 1hs 1ttbuna.
DLooM!NGEoN, Ill.,, Aay ad.-lhc Hon, Law.
rence Weldon will deliver the address Decora,
uon-Day, aud NJ. l. N. Phllips will read
pocm. There will b. Procession oi militia,
, 1879-05-29
TFlcCRAPHtc NOTES.

q. DETROIT. Mich. May :A-T'c p'I1 'sss sssmn.
passed BY thu Legislature relating 10 "'''0
was to-day vetoed by Gov. cfosT'li IT,. ,,,, ia
JAcksoxy,LLs, Fla, May s@.,!aS !!;' i.
the election cnaa Of thu United etaes vcrdlct VI
Hail cune in this afternoon "'eo '''0
not guilty. rr.,. .ftcr1,ooa
MEMrnIs,s Tenn, Mar B.Itnst - i,ates Grut
cous apsoui.a pssts e D.ue a q ;ys9sa 2
County, Tennessee, Receiver ot,..ied o. sIed By tns
brownsville. whose charter was IeRea1Ith he1I thas III
late Legislature. judge Baxter nstu ustoaaL
law rspoalinK the charter WAS aneu'
Nh o,h., ,s,ha.,.sr nrn eouAA HtlFt~tV Vt'A"
, 1879-05-29
8TEAnrE(t IfIIRNED,

RAcsLAND, La., Msy 98-steamer Blanche
Porter from New 'Orleass for Grand ise'
was wrecked on Tuesday morning at tne
mouth Of Bayou La Foreaic. shu burned 10 ehe
water's edge. All un board saved.
, 1879-05-29


dp&cfdI ntpGsch 10 The Ts1brne
srn'sar'sLD, May ss.-Cullom. tho pEesens
Governor of Illinois. and sotna other gentlemen
connected with thu State Government sayo boen
busy this wintcr rnuulng for Governor tn 1880,
Your correspondent has taken sone patus to
fl'll out how aomc Of theso Republican Repre-
sentstives stand upon that question, with the
following result;
Howeu-Cuitom can't bo nominated. Oglasby
stands well II he chooses to run,
Garter, of Adams-Cullom neycr was popu-
lAr. Ha will Ia beaten. Harlow has 4 good
chance OF success.
Carter, Of johnaon-IIu {Cullom) will ast no
delegates from our district,
Cockle-1 cannot favor Cullom.
Days-l don't know about his chances. bier
stson ID my ulun,
Oysast-1 have no particular fault 10 fpd with
hiiu' uo has little streuR.h In my district,
Laymau-lle has no chance 1t al; not a hit
Losell-No siz; oglesby u our man.
, 1879-05-29

CINCINNATI, O., May 2a.-At tho called meet.
iiE OF tho Directors Of the Ohio j. MIsstsstpnt
lsailroad, hold In this city to-day tho Commit
tes On Organization appointed at tie annual
meeting submitted q report covering ptan Tor
placing ths property IN thu hands al thu btork.
holders. THIS nlan was approved by the Hoard,
ana u'e Committee instructed to perfect ths
, 1879-05-29
SENATE.
tptcfd! Ih&tAaleA 10 Tn 7ttbnn.

xF4&6HG
sPRiNofIELp, ILL.,. May 25.-AppropriatIonb bill.
wurc iaken up OH request Of Joalyp, and the
following, OH secoud reading, we're advanced to
third;
Houso Bill Ss9, making appropriation, as
amended, Of 500, 900 for Southern Illinois peni.
tentiury.
Eouso bil 447, making suuiry appropriations
sof NJ joliet Pcnitentlasy,-$l50 600 for shops:
elu,ooo 'oF heating. ycnttlatlng, etc.; 5000 tor
fcarraugemont vi celI.,
,,, HOUSE bill Ha to compensate Chsrlss @.
Ma!'en 'os professional services rendered tho
stste III behalf VI lho Commissioners of tl,a
Wabash oYertonssl.laa.d clatm,; snnronri,trs
$500. "Tf'9'''3's'
House Bill Dot, to pay the ordinary expeuses
Of tue Joliet Fsniteatiary; appropr,ates sso OO0
The following we're passed:
House bsll sol, appropriation to pay the claim
OF thu dunuey sariugs Bank at Quincy.
, 1879-05-29

6pfe7al Uapdfeh 70 Tht Tribune,
IT. WAYNE, Ind, May :8.-At Landcck, o.
tll's morning, the boiler in Frank William
sawsntll exploited. caused by low WAter, instant
" killing Williams, a,fl badly injurlug ls 500,
ased ~ years. The mill was totally destroyed
, 1879-05-29

CINCINNATI, O., May 2S.-Whilc boring ~
aFtossan well ut Crauo breed s. Co.'s colIlu fac.
tory, foot of Eighth street, tho workmen, 1t \
depth Of $50 feet, struck vein OF gas wakh
Ign!tcd, and damaged tho plating works consds
crablY. Various estimates uro mule Of the los,
which tho tirsn plnco ut less than $10,0 00, aud
lully covered BY insurance.
, 1879-05-29
UNDER THE WHEELS,

1HEt7N U3LkpCN 70 1H4 3Y1b1HE
FORT WAYNE. 1n.l., May 29.-The mutiatsd
body Of William Hinton, freight brakeman
Oh tho ristsburg,, Fort Wayne Il Chicago Rall-
way. .was found In tho yard this eyening, su7.
posetl 70 llars been run over By switching en-
Rine. pcccascd Wns 30 years Of ago mud ua'
married,
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GLOUCESTER, alass,, May :8-AnotheF hsalns
vessel, the scl,ouror William Thompson, Is 10
ported lost with her crow Of fourteen men. IneJ
leaye seven widows aud twelve orphans.
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DIED OF THEIR INJURIES.
NEW Yonk, May 29.-I'ho two servants VINO
were In tho ELEVATOR ut tho st. 0mer liole'
when tt.e rope broke, afouday, have died ifon
tAGtr injuries.
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ApfEsa1 WSU1frh 10 1n4 lffhnTz&,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 20.-In tho course Of
an Interview to-day With THE TRIBUNE corra.
spondent, the lion. Alexander Mitchell eayo
iall confirmation Of tho report that the South
cru alinnesota Railroad 1las passed. under the
control of tho Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St, Paul
RailsTay Company. Mr.. Mitchell statcd that
tie tl1s Southern So, Minnesota w' proye most i'm
st. Paul Hallway, and vii Also "Ia"Ii IN lime 10
R1r,. R9 extended .l';sl through to The Missouri
Company two parallel lines pf roal Penetrating
Central unt Southern Dakota to md oycn he.
Eond tho Missouri. Tic Southern Mippcsuta
Road begins Ut La Crescent, und thus is cora,
ploted westward into Minnesota a distance oi
nearly. II not quite, 1E0 miles. 4 sour Of thp
line extends from Wells nor.hward to atankato,
on ny ltne 81 tic st. Paul s. Sioux City Road
distance nf forty miles. AZ statcd above, II IL
the intention Of the Chicago, Milwaukee, &
". faul Conpany to extend the direct llue ia
thu Missouri River via Heron Lake, but wlIotlcr
is exceedingly doubtful. "'''e'
The Chicago, Milwaukee, l. st. Paul Company
have completed their levce track. !n La Crosse,
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to come to the stato Fair herr t., .
ever tllo narrow.gauRc. This wtl, ~ ~. aepsember
sl!'npcrs nf TINT section II tl,c s's1 ,e glve Tho
w. ro',tes e Chicago sa c lluoI. oI.ysa,are
w. wc,rcn cns.er e Gty' md the Chicago ISsattai
T!'c Directors of The new Inv,
foaI ~. COMPANY n'ec.nt Narshalltownn nfinHts,l Rail-
70 elect lrcsl,leiIt nntl sevr;r." "wednesday
M MfeS,ce1 ty By 1rae1 ot 1lga a' % VII M1 ~
er e wsn HRfff : Of eon s a.e cegs sss!a' s!a'; &
Cuurts for several ycars kn.,o!, tiiS bc'orc the
York. sn,t to ',o tho principal u,sno1 1aee' nf Sew
% toy sn! T., 'Iudrc Dillon last wect =. ~ M road
my tust nassc.l oyer it, uld was nlaa. lax 'hat hs
i, n eia'f' i,n ''s oxpentrss of feq tie Rrsht Rs.sh
s s. sGiy @ eou4s ss, !e,* @ ": s'fs
ir,o0aa' is stock had acrcased fsson froms ~ Of tho
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