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, 1879-02-26

tho company'a funds from Chicago 10 New York,
ana W. sanle trunk marked n the same manners %
snys, he he,!cves will no charitable toward him
when he hrars hts statement Ut the facta Tie said
ms morning that the psoapcet Of hfs anon being
nolc 10 roach chta9d seemed worth tw0 ycars Of
His lfc. AZ ho folt every hay thst lie detained
or DELAYED was great los 10 him, and that thc
earlier he arrived at ChicaEo and reccivtd hta
senteHeo Tho sooner would this time Of his conanc.
IN stty guarded .unr,ner he rcscss to his defngs
n New York md hfs departure on. lho steamer
from there, but enys tdat he scarcely knew what he
was Doing nnttt hu Tns fr1l half way acroas Tho
Atlantic. iia boots Al the ,dea that Mr. Pullman
the Company coud think that 1!a object In leaving
the country MAS putposty 10 Ateal the amount OF
money wh!cl, ic ad In hfs possession, when It was
well known thai he often had opportunities fn
when b: could haru abaconded With bali. million,
or eren nnre,
The fact. arc TINT he met with serious losscs In
speGoIhtlons during tho few hunfa he wss In New
aofK' and knowing that hs enu1d not mako good
70 @ 1hc Company the amount. which was over SAo.-
caso snd acknowledge hia nnfai!hfnfncfs, he had
no other remedy than to ieaye the country, With
vlcM @ 70 foyer h.. shame; IIc sars when he ar.
suffering sexerely ii the tiins from rheumatism' '
he really felt In terrible pEcdicamcnt.
A. f0:45 last evening Angel. in cllasga OF tho
London tctective antt one uf the officers arrived
at the jail In a close carrfnRe. There wcro no
papers Of commitment, but by general agree
mont Angel WAs turnad into the talt prisoner,
md the tirst thing this morning the
proper papers will be made. nut IIc went
been assigned 10 lin. and spoko only when 1lo
was spoken to by reporters Or attendants Of the
jail, and when they ceased b0ihcrInX lin, ho
speedily went to sleep.
, 1879-02-26
Ftt1fdn .Ne3px


The fees whct, Erei!ch physicians receive
would seem to.ttier English brethren rery low.
gather from rcceut controversy In the papers
t!lat sorne leading London practitioners lately
ratsed their fct Tor II first consultation to Two
guineas. In Paris the best pllysclans expect 2U
francs for q consultation ut home, al,tl ~ frnncs
II they go out: but rather exaggerated suutt-
ment Of professional drlicacy rrtyunts tllriIt US
IL rule. from demanding more ttnn patlcnt
chooses to give. The table OF busy doctor Is
Uttered over with gold pieces 60 grouped US to
convey the hint Tint Ices Ut utit, two, or Lures
Napoicolts have beon received; hit II a pattcut
hts bow mud thanks without u protect.
lint thr man has given all ho ca,,
Afford In country towns i've francs ia
the uBual fee, but tWo frhncs ure often given
even by mon who ought to know better; md
twn fraucs is t,u. tuyariab!o fee which villoga,
uDctots put down per visit when sent1igtn their
bills ut thr end vi tbe year. One ts ashamed to
shy that these tloetur8' 0ft1s often rive rise to
thu sorrIest taggltng, for there exists croukGd
oE,lniun among the French pensantsy md work.
ing-elasses tllAt ply6fcan should rcgurl lim-
self as phiauthropist, and pay hs butchcr's
bills with the nero tllat,ks Of his patients. a
country doctor attends T. prosperous pensnilt
proprietnr, day utter day tor weeks, supplies
medicines, effects cure, and At tlr o11u Of the
ycur Is treated m an c1tortfuner bocauae hn las
cl.nrgea s.,s1 which will barely bay for tho wear
md tear Of !!s horse a,d ttg. Some doctors
druM rtEnlar salarY from O medical ciubi but
tlesu nro liz worst used Of all, for every Inrm-
bet Of lie cul. feels buund to take out flre or
six times tf,e yaluc Of his subscription In dot
tors visits, cYen If he hive nothing the matter
With him. -
, 1879-02-26
Arrival In Louisville of the Militia
with the Breathitt Out
laws.
Desperate Attempt Of Jason Lit
tlo TO Escape from
Jail.
Arrest OF w. j. Young Near Lu-
ray, Mo-, for Qulntuple
Murder.
Loyal Measures at Kalamazoo to Suppress
Certain Checks upon Popu-
lation,
KENTUCKY DESPERADOES.
speciHl nifpdtth 10 Jas Tf1tnne,

KENTUCKY DE9FERADOE9.
special Hftpotch 10 5ae Tribune.
LouEsviLLR, KY, Feb. 25.-Tho members Of
the Louisville Legion, who were sent to Drcathltt
County In December last to qucl! tho disturb
nuccs then existing, arrived hero this evening at
9 p. nj. with their prisoners In tow. Long be-
fore tho truin arrived large crowd had gath-
cred around tho depot, all eager to Gct glimpse
OF tic noted outlaws. The boys wcrc met nt
tic depot by llelr brcthrcn-tn-arms who re-
maiued In this city, md escorted t1lB prisoners
10 tho jail. After turning them over to the
1a'lcr they marched to tho Asnory, where they
wcro greeted by d largo number OF ndmirlng
friends. The boys presented ludtcrous ap-
pearancc. Youths who l,ad left their l!oraess u
few months ago returned bearded men. They
were in fine spirits, anl all seemed to have en-
1oycd their winter campaign.
C1NcinNATI, Feb. ga dispatch says that
Jason Little and the other convicted prisoners
Of brcathltt County, XII, made desperate at
tempt to escape from jail the night boforo tlletr
departure for tic PoniscntIary. They had cut
through the floor OF their cell to the room be-
low, from which they could have easily effected
their escape had tilc plan worked to suit them.
They arranged with friends outside 10 engage
In shanl fight on thu opposite side Of the jail
from which they were to escape, but tho prison.
crs Wcro discovered In the lower room, and
Judge jackson ordered them to 10 put III irons.
, 1879-02-26
Tho ltnpfi increase 0f tho Mornons In
Wealth nEa p0rHlatlon.


Expansion "a u,lu uf llle leading tcocta Of the
Mormon Church. "tlatftr tho saints into tlesu
valleys of the mountains Ia commanded cyory
Sunday from tic pulpit Ut the tabernacle In eha
city, 10 Increase the numbers OF this Church In
Atncrtca ia to give ils priesthood additional
power; for fronl tho numbers Of the body Of
tsis Church IL ca'sluettd 0ne-lonth Of tlatr llarl
earulngs tu support thrse prle6tly parasites,
When there were ns,ont h0u OF its members iu
Utah. ulu rate Ut tlthsns was onestcntll OF what
one Ut the laity car1led or pr.kluccd annually.
Now ihrre arc moro than l00, U00 porsol,s within
It's membership, grcat percentage Ut whom arc
subject to the tithing-tax, mud .yet thu rato Ia
now, "a formerly, oti.-tenth. There are many
persoue tll una A6Uut tAisrity who nay nA annual
tltbiug- -tGx to the Church Of moro than 81, 00O;
IN other PORTIONS ol i!lu Territory tltta arc
nnny others WHO I,uy Annually Hiora than 81, ,000
tIthlnK. There arc few MurIiitns Id Utah Wlio
10 not, either directly Or Indirectly, pay some-
thing. A ujo1ity of tho. .me!nIsrs Of this
Church iu Utah pay moro Than slo each or Al
average annually; the remainder pay moro thaa
rect!y. From the llrst class OF tlthepayers thu
Church derives annually 81 least fe350, ,0Q. To-
tal, 3l,O0U,0O0. Tho unnual iucfeasu uf tile
Church for f!iu lust leu years catItiUt te put
dowu at less than i,090 petsous; total, a0,0W,--
u,0O0 lunusllY by Gn,lgtants coming in largo
companies: ,00o astiYtg ~ sinall partles.. Aud
II nothing prevents the ordinary courso OF etnl-
grafton hitt,er, thus nutnber vii! Increase ANU.
ally during Tho next tcn years, until It reaches
of population within The Territory by births, tho
Church TOLD iu Utah uti'l The Territories adjacent
Will sInbraSa uoro than ;!Uo. .tOl pcraoas beloru
tho year 1850, 1lts number VI people will form
tbs basis OF one or two States and several Ter
.rItorles pesi1sa Utah.
, 1879-02-26

Tic JoMr7ml q To SoelttV of 4ris Of Jan. II
announces the interesting md Important dis
coyery Ut appareutly exlnusllcss supplies Of fish
in tll' waters OF thu Cannry lslnrila. Ihcsu fish
are snt tu be abUut oru.foustlI cutltis Of 1yreuE
s!ze, and tbs remainder yartuus nMtl unknown
to our fishermen. As the best scason Ia frum
October to Lie end of March, this new lind Of
fcrs tempting tlcll for resort Of haftly fish,
owu frosty coasts; aud, with their great expr-
rlcnee and akil1, with nrta aud tnckto unknown
to the rude resources ot those la<udcs, tho
catch must, III all probability, 10 exceptional.
fs .5,,n,I.aui of lis natives Il lie Canarssune
fistesn,au by tho statolnent OF Mr. BertuIos,
npw takes as many 1sll III one day Us twenty.si1
men in Newfoundland. This Will bo good news
to American fslicrIneu, who ara reported 10
have Nlaue poor tatch The present seas.tl, Aal
wln are ltat,|e to be plundcrcl by tile suyaEo
natives of Newfoundland wlon they make
good Uut, :
, 1879-02-26

The rates to Colorado points arc completely
demorallzcd. The trouble nriscs from nisun-
dcrstandIng bctween the Kansus Pacific and tho
Atcl,lso,,, Topeka d Santa Fe. Some time ago the
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, and Atchtson, To-
pcka & Santa Fc Ratlrads agreed upon uniform
rates fron, The Missouri River TO all Colorado
points reached by the three roads md their
branches. Lately, however, Tic Kansas
Pacific violated tl,e agreement by making
The rates to Webster, on the Denver D. South
rark Road, the sntnv as To Denver, which Is d
cut Of 0l cents ner 100 pounds. To offset this
the Atchisun, Topeka u Santn Fo Railroad
matlo It's rate 10 Canon City the sau,o ns that
made BY tile Denver s. South Park to Webstor.
Since tIiat the rates to MI points reached by the
two roads hnve been reduced 10 vcry low f}g-
ures. Efforts have been made during tic last
day or two to bring the disnslroua dght to m
end, aud to have tic old rates rc.establisled.
I'llc shippers have taken advantage Of t!It cx-
traordinary low rates to Colorado points, utlst
tnadc large shipments to Leadville and other
mining towns.
, 1879-02-26


DEs MONIES, H., Feb. o5.-About o'clock
this morning 8. H. Wright, station Agent Of
the Des Molnes 6 Fort Dodgu Koad at Tara,
rms awakened BY masked mum standing BY Ills
bed with dark lantern In one hand and re-
vo,ycr In tho other, who demanded Ills money,
with the request to hccp quiet, as money was
NIL TINT was wanted. Wright had d revolver tu
the bed, which he managed to got into lts left
hand, when he quickly fired at tile roobcr but
missed him, ut Which the ronber fired at
Wright and missed, when Wright sprung
from the bed md grapricd with tho robbcr,
md Ia the struggle was shot through the left
forearm. 4 confederate then rushed it, md,
covering Wright witt, u revolver, the first went
through the oliec md captured a small sum Of
money belonging to the county, $183 belonging
to tlle Dcs hioincs Porls-P Pucklng Company, antl
SITS belonging to the agent. They fansackcd
Wriglt's trunk, but missed over $500 therein.
Both incu woro Ku.ktux capa. md WGro COM
pcioy dlsguised beyond detection.
William Alexander all1 Frank Goodwin, two
coloEel mcn who committed brutal outrago
upon married whtte woman last summer near
Montezuna, haVO been Reilt to the Pcnttcntlarv
for twenty years.
The Sheriff Of jasper traced Jacob Washburne,
q allotse-thEcf, to this city yesterday, and found
lin III 1all waiting trial for burglary.
, 1879-02-26
A FATAL FttACAS,

hEFEsH' 774HH36E" ~ 1Hb 1f70FFf.
EAST sAo1sAw, Mich, Fcb. 25.--In drunken
fraeas a. saloon In Evart this afternoon be-
tween Charles Erylnc and Z. E. St. John, both
John, from which death cnsued III twenty 1nin-
utes. st. John flafled from Ashtabuln, o.
NHw ORLEANS, Fcb. 25.--Scll Howell, Gen.
cra1 southcrn Passenger Agent Of the licd-
mont Atr.l l.tno Railway. wns shot and instantly
killed BY a. r. Wlmtcr|y, merchant OF Cof[co-
yilc. Mlss.. III an ntrray At tho corner Of st.
Charles md Common stsoets. Ed Howell,
brother Of the dceoaacd, then al,Dt Wimbcrly Iii
the back. About q dozen shots were fired. A
arrested. Kimberly was sent to tie Hospital.
Tho physicians report that ho will not trc unt!
morning.
, 1879-02-26

Neport OF tho Inland-Itrvcnuo Department
for 1Y7S-rruoecuIugt OF tho Annual
Cnnvcnttu;;, Of tho Dntrymen's Aseoo.a.
t,,,, ~ tyc.tcrn t,ntarlo.
.'.',,,, n,.,o,.s =. ~. r-,,u,..
'D', ~, nr p.,.,... t.'s.-..,
orTAWA' Fco, 1"-iE"ate 'ntota'nt'ot' r.
ce!yed hero today states thut thc Hon. Mr.
Jolly, rrrniicr uf Quebec, llus succeeded In ei-
fectnp In New York OIL fayorab)c .srkns q loan
~ IN m nnn f,r rotl,-ov ,,,,rnnsos
y. e'''''osu ~ ,.'1.s .4"a5 r ~. ~. os.,.
6pec1as Dsoaeh 8" tae 1.'os'e'
MoSTnEAl' teo' 80 depntat'on Of Mon.
With thu Finuuco Minister regarding antlcIpatcd
duties OH wheat and corfu i is understood
they arc not ln 1aTor OF . thf1t on tnc flnporta-
tton of these articles. The Committee Ut Mau-
a,,emrnt NJ tho Montrenl Corn E1cbuure has
,stt.;o,.a, p..tt,,,t .s1,r,+ .,,. ~, tnno., ~,
pot'.4o.e" a4.'nt'Sn' asn'G 's'"' Nv ''"'o' ~"
Tics W lfnposca on hreadstalis.
spseias Disra.eh to IAs Trtb1sne.
OTTAWA, Feb 95,-rllv report OF tho 1nlnnil.
nevcnus Dopnr1nrnt for 1H78 ehows the fots1
tesc"uo iof 1ne Yeuf 'ooo 9o'o0et't" usSseaso
ns compared with the previous Yoar Oh sl45,a44,
or nearly w per ccnt, TAe decrease has been
general over all branches of The inland rpYonsle
rI,., ,,rct.o.r.v.,,,s .l,ows n fol,,ur.nY ~ an
49, aus eAs'7e'e'ehte o'io"' 80. " Se-'
W,-the principal dccrcase being ID tobacco, tho
revenue frb,u which in 1877 WIS Bl m 900. md Il,
,87a Al b8, f0, au, IN netroIcu,n' vhtcf, yrl1eI
eoax r,n T.. so1y -. ".sa,,o,,n, ~ ~, ~.
~ to, nn.; ~ H. consequence @ ~ u.o IT,. IT,
!Ha. =. unsY, on'y n93ou , ~ aoto' t. nG ,'' u
yh,stt, n;!e1t oas Ws1e ac4G LII. ~
wen as ILL. IT, i n5 ~ usaasa u'@' 'a's ''ao1o
MI" 1o3'ous 'oss " tao totcaae'
1.,,,. apse'ai M'eqssh a. 70 ~ m M rsso1"s. a c
, 1879-02-26


KALAMAZOO, a1sch, Feb 25,-Thc trial Of
Mrs. Ltzztc Hicks, for tho murder Of her daugh-
tcr's child, was commenced here to-day in tile
Circuit Court. The information charges her
with strangtng tho child soon after Its delivery,
a1ld that it sas hidden in tile cellar OF her house,
where it was found some days aftcr by the ofll-
Gers. 1t also states that eho sont the Attending
phyacian away during the childbirth. In order
to accomplish thts purpose, and have It appear
that It died natural death: that sho
nskel tho physician to kill 1t, and,
on being refused, said She would
do It herself; tint tho phYsicInn, aftcr inform
Jug hcr Of tho crime such would amount to,
left tho housu. Tle theory Ut the defense Is
that tho child died o natural death. Consider
able excitement attends thu trial Of the cause,
and the courtroom is tllrongcu With curious
multitude OF listeners. Tic ovt1rnce Ia not
lengthy, nnd the case will doubtless close to-
morrow, Thus fas the prosecution hhyo failed
to Introduce conclusive proof Ut her guilt, but
have presented chain OF circumstances tl!at
faVors hDr conviction.
Sotcta' Dttpdfch TO 1ne Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 25.-Ilnlf-a-tlozon Grangcrs
came to the city this ovenil,g from the Town Of
Granville With the body oi ali infant wh!cl. they
Ind found on firm seven miles dtstunt from
tho city, where It Is supposed to havo been
thrown by some one passing along the road last
Sunday. This makes the aecunl case OF child
murder developed within week.
, 1879-02-26

Tho aboTs cut partially Illustrates thu nuw u1tl!o!
OF affecting { RADICAL. atd PERMANENT ours Of
Ga!4t G.I4r5i! sa,i CataIIal psaars. Ths tEeansMt
lfisTEit.0N Ma SAL CAVITY. aad svur{ sultrItr n,
leaIaca Q! viii Iearu by exLpr1euce, thRt ao other
1nethoA Will cnfr pust- -uasAl cAtarff
Hr. WfLLtAMSuE. the Inventor {tato CHlcal Fhv.
Nrw Yurki Il nov in CbIrs.o At1ti Jsstics iii ef.
ested e s1.iu!as and ~ Yrsa U; n,stil: ,,oe.
to TIk st!T. Tna tnsttnMlen! cte4nacs ftnM wt.hla
0utwardss hsst reHlaxes EVERY !lCl.E " trere:
4a0Hi tho prUpcr remedies THEN appc4to Tia ELhAH
sgEfaes e6ccL neccssaIy, rali1 cnfs ..t,.,n.,
TH1 operation II Agreeable Ruu taaElf reffpFHEu-
All ihitFusted inyitrd " call snl eksiHs tho In
ttrumcns and wlMuss IT. opuFaton. ffua VI charss.
liz East lfadtxol'st,. daily. Ifun Q ~ !.
, 1879-02-26
THE TRANSPORTATION AssOCIA.
FIIf1E.

Tic Executive Committee Of tho recently
formed Transportation Association hcld meet
i.E al the urasld PacI1u 1lutcl yesterday 10
olsct officers md to make arrangements for
carrying into effect TIE agreement uot to give
passes to influence tsatlc. Theirs wera pEosuut
Marvin nughlat, 8unoral Manager CHI
caxo Il Northwestern; j. G, Mcsluli!1,, Ge,,-
eral Manager Chcaao g. Alton; J. Il. Carson,
General Manager IIaunibal i; Ut. doc; y. ".
Peabody, General Superintendent Uhlu ,S Mis-
stsappl. htr. John Newell, General a1anagur
Lake Shore d Michigan Southern, and 4. y.
Thomas, General Superintendent Cleveland.
Columbus, Ctncinuattt H. lnilaiauolls, Wcse nts-
sent. hE. D. W. Caldwell, uensral superit"
tendout OF thu Plttsburg, Claclnnatt Il 81.
Louis. sent letter uccIining TO act as lnetaber
Ut the Committee, aud Mr. j.. N. Mccullough,
rice-Psesident oi the Pennsylvania Company,
WAS elected IN hta stead. Letters wore ulao
read iron, Mcssrs. Novel; a,lh Thomas, III
which theY expressed tlotr regret at not being
able TO bu present ut the meeting, and stntea
that thty heartily co-operste4 !u thu movement:
SIR. Marvin llughtlt WIS elected President of
the Association, IIu at first asclfnet1 to serve
on account OF hot having time to attand 10
tho duties ot The position. but, he w.
laally prevailed upon 10 stick Until
! full meeting of tho Board
could ba secured. 1t Waa tue general oplpton
, 1879-02-26
ALLEGED INCEST.

CINCINNATI O., Feb 25.-Ltzzie Eichbauul,
aged II, living In California, O., d small vi1ago
morning to child, aud cnarges hcr iatbei Will
being tho falhcr Of the child. A mob gathered
last night, u1,d, whilu OFT the wny to capturo
Etcllbnu1n, tic father, for The purpose OF lang
Ing hin, wcro Intercepted by the Sheriff, who
succeeded in detniuing them until Etchbaum
,yas placed III TAIL.
, 1879-02-26
htk Of act
making
grant.
| No. ar
Hcffk IN
| grant.
1rnnfff. .
l1.B5l.lM

It Will be seen ih1t after the atoys grnnts,
amounting 10 U5l, 1tU acres, aru satisfied ali thc
residue, b. tie terms Of thu law, are 10 10 to tho
solticra' urpI,nua' Asylum. tBtt thl8 inattusion
is. In fact. dctnnct, ,-a tue soldiers osphnns har-
Ing, in fact,, been cared ior that cared TO avail
themselves Of it, benefits. We learn fronl Sur
vcTnr.dencsa1 naxcs that ], GOO, QUO ncrcs uf
in thu surveys already unde, and hc estimates that
nbnnt T. 000 ono acres tnore will fnnso to the Stale
when the surveys arc completed. Tue State
there ero npout ], 0oQ. 0UU acsca within the SUR
vHyed limits besides tic amounts rcs4rre in fill
, 1879-02-26

Mrs Oahorn requested him to leave. He dc
elined to 10. deliberately pointed tho weapon
ut fler, and itrcl tic sllot entering Tier body
aud soVerlug M artery. Tho blood R|lshcfl
forth and tic victim fell to tho ground ncatl'
cnstcd In half at hour afterwards. The mir
dcrcr 1cd, taking the gun with him. Deputy
Coroner Combs hold an inquest. Tho fury re-
turned n verdict that deceased died from the
effects Of a ahot.wound inflicted without PROVO
cation by Mcsriman. 4 posse OF tncn started In
pursuit, Mcrstma1f had previously threatened
Mrs. Osborn, but, a. t,e was drunk, no attention
was paid to him. Deceased wna over 60 ycurs
old. Tho murderer was aged sbout 40.
, 1879-02-26

,,oe, tpoi1ctl il,c meaning OF a paragraph
Ten~ l., ,l,c article entitled "Thc English
!.'ts'san, no'l ID y Thc sentcucc is madc to read:
itsso! uo.u ..nc bas given a now interest to tlIB
tall thoT,tfi ~ fiutrodncs Gold M tho leEai-sendcr
tsas' q, q tn;1post1on simply prcposterous, aud
sstis',, sS'', etc. urrr,on," au,,sttt,,to 1noIa.
iol a ~ .sn,cncc will mike sense, as gold Is tho
aaa 'as .sra,r currency Of England now as silver
:. ,h.t NJ India.
, 1879-02-26

n. Congress OF tho United States ENGAGED in
..,,.n, .us making Ia not, according to the Gin
lte' ~, cnmmsreia', a1, inspiring spectacle. II
ala. a.s.,. resly wcro making President, there
eoot. o4 \. ,otno excuso for lts neglect Of other
soas 'tSs... ~ hui Congress never has made prcst-
a.sO, ss. ,a,e The old Congressional CAUCUS was
, 1879-02-26

NJ. New York SUMS circulation is running tp
.,,tn Il Averages now about 100000 week
s -. .o] 10000 Sundays. Tho succcss Of the
s sanf,, edltIou, which was startod scarcely two
49,, .ro. Is ono of the most marvellous things
Il ttnrpalIsm.
, 1879-02-26

HARTFORD, Feb. o5.-1hc students Of Trinity
College having 1isobcycl un order Of the Fac-
ulty, eight Of the most prominent offculcrs
were suspended antl required to leave town.
Other students. asked that this decision be re-
conaidcred, but tho Faculty remained obdurutc,
and now the young mon refuse to intend ally
eolego exercise: They have appealed to Bishop
Wiilialns.
PoudnKEErsfE, Feb. 25-The studies at the
abruptiy terminated, and eighty students given
two weeks vacation, because OF a serious dis
turbance among them growing out Of lark In
nhluebccls.
, 1879-02-26

Gs4s7 mere. had votc ovcrridden. It's a
tp ot good Judgment in President to put
,tto xhe.o It will DO the most good. There Is
polelug gained by vctolng blll that Will be
nndd bs two.thtrds voto eventually.
, 1879-02-26

6pet1u1 lVfuuscH TO z"7 7753~He'
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, Feb. 25.-John Murphy,
79 years Of ugo, md laf-crazy, deliberately
his son-in-law, Newton Cnmpbo!l, this rnornlng,
with pistol md then hunted mp the Sheriff.
and frightened ,him by pointing the weapon
directly at his breast. However. he did not pull
the trigger, but gave htnsolf up, and was quick
u lodged in jail Carnpbells wound is bad
one, but not dangerous. I1c mud Murphy were
living together but not Oh good terlns, having
quarFclcl over money matters
, 1879-02-26
A WOMAN-K1LIER.
xoss-faI 1issa1scA to IA2 Ttiauuk.

NASHVILLE, Tcnu., Fob. 23.--A terrible trag-
edy occurred this afternoon two miles from this>
city, resulting in the death of Mrs Caroline Os-
born. i1er son.in-law, Thotnas Mesrttnan, camo
to Mrs. Os1orn's resideucn Intoxicated, having
III hts possession q guu. LA told hts daughter
to stand lA tfaut Of tha gun. She refused, and
, 1879-02-26
:, PERSONALS.

Mls, William III. Tweed has sailed for Eu-
rr.
Resumption Is d sottlod thing, and so Ia
IT. Ewing.
Nr Ewing will not rosume-his attacks on
.sunpHo1.
1isnot truo that tho widow Of Senator
T.tslsill
The Capitol Of tho country and John A.
tos1n a.t At Washington.
Al roads lead to Chicago. Tho Eric has
ias.ootalncd connection with this city.
LII. Edison Inns not invented anything
As'1-not crcn new story about his electric
lYht
Worth uses up one thousand yards Of lace
d,y. but nobody knows how many husbands ho
uaup
Notwithstanding hls defeat, Johnny Bnll
vii n1ko Katlrihcr attempt 10 eubdno tho
E,nu.
Jay Gould Ia SO fascinated with his ruin
h,thu ii looking around for somebody to ruin
taas more.
1heto aso good many unmarried people
Il tss Oneida Community. Thay nro unmarried
>apn alter marrying.
Il Paul Doyton AwimB down tho b1iBsis-
tt,biu anl 1royn % h,n' NAV '''-A' "''' "'' ~"
Ihe great national question at present Ia,
NIIlac Pacific Slope slopn II tho President re-
ia'ea 10 slen tho Chinese blll3
Nobody In Berlin jokes ut Bismarok's ex-
Fate. Hd docs It At his own expense, and It
,'.'su's' e'e'' MN his head.
IL, ~ an' taimage goes to Hoavon, he will In
a,.,.h,, ~ ,'slae tho otnof p'aco somo night and
AL that Bouator OLristiarcy needs for his
.t'''h 4 fresh south.Amcrlcan revolution to be
.sae'sfy morning tust before eating.
lho zulus aro Tho most warlike peoplo In
tas Old Wosld md prims tonuas ehou]d 70 to South
"'sss % nnlsh thcls studies for tho opera.
Len Bntlcr wants to givo pensious to Tho
esath. In other words. be ia wiling tho f,ovsrn.
nsat should pay tor thoso co,obsatoi snoons.
Aerhospsai p,uctice. hut ro bei,ove hcr nn.Io,,s -
xsse no feeble to bo scared 10 nca, ,v III, scht ~
ttk.
Thu +-o,t,, .....
,oI,t,,,,s ~. " nt'spo'i Ana ni7 "l'e Seem
tpublIe and yas mt fc"iuro ~ th.tr ao9e.ta "aia
lhu.
Rcba,i,s .,o v.,,.,, .-.
u,.d ~ ]'', tao Nopt'aa" Aufaeser, ls pro-
e,,,. ~ w. s"'ag. ana no has become 20 good rc-
sstn'k,. s's -
,.s.y s's'afy Evarta gives tho most excellent
n.nh.. s'en Ill "aahtngton; hut 1t should DO ro-
aa,.s su, Ns., however, that Nj. Hayoa Ia haadt-
"''n efao'applo cider.
lhs New York baptist ministers are atjl]
ssspa.iac Tho question OF Tho salvation M nf nfanta
populas belief Is tia. ,ufanta viii ba snyed nm.
, 1879-02-26

c,uo,sstoncr WHEELER, Of Hyde Park, read
'.sa ss ,n,ss Of n,au,llin vcrbinge in support Of
-. ,1'T fre.drlnk, frcc-r'dc, frce-lunch scheme.
~ H.. IN AT down Tie impression prevailed
'.*na "s| ,bs Board tint be was suffering from
l,,k D! dnchona rabra: