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, 1880-06-11
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

To ACCOMMODATE tho thIrty-ctRht needless rco-
pie WIN wGro ient upnn ,nutri,,A,y ,tt all hnz-
un.1s, County-t:ictk Klokko Yesterday Issued
nineteen tnarrinHo Licenses.
CIn1srtSE Vo1uT waa ycstrrttny adludgctt 10 t,o
insanc. uni ordered tnken to tho County Asylum
by Judge Loonsla. i wun,an natntxl Chnrtottc,
nlso insauo, was scnt 10 tic State Institution at
Elgtn.
M1cttAr1. SACK md ls,scrh Suck were yesterday
On tr!4l y tho Crinla! Court for stealing yattlo
Point, Ind, in pn.acss!on or tho stock. Tho
hearing Will probably coutiuue a creator portion
Df to-day.
Mn. UEonaEC q. IEanAMwaa yesterday formal.
ly inducttsl tntn tho position of Assistant stnte's
Attosney. 10 ~ the vacancy caused BY tho
csts in Colorado. wetther he hAs rempvcl, de-
,nnnd his unAIrtdcd attention. Mr. Inghntn Is II
rising yHunR attnrney, WIS formerly d partner
Of Nj. MillJ. and f,'t're recently a nlolnber OF
tho ilrn, Ut Mum, InKhaln & I'opc. 1Io Will 10
identified with Mr.. NfilI9 In the prosecution OF
Cook County criminals on md after to-day.
, 1880-06-11
THE CITY-uALL,

THE Committee on Licenses meeta Monday.
THE Treasurer yesterday received $l,Qa7 from
tho Wnter Department md $1i from tho Con-
trpllrr.
THE wntcr in tho North Branch was yesterday
reported Us being clearer thnn 1t has boon
f0r some timo, ind tho South uraueh o. greatly
Improved.
AMoSu the building g-permits Issued yesterday
esct 1wens. n No. II i'll eToi TwotysixtS Il
sstrcct. to cost $500; onT % John Karthnciaur,
st,sct t. ss & sos, % %Sn os u Se ks @ Ss;6 ks :
SIsa,r g ~. slsSs; ase q Wiad, psa., ss'.,
one to H. Casi1w & su To urcct d multi -hot!so oil
CROFT tw-ssory dwelling u Uruyeiaiii - ii II 4 Fask, to to
wass @ IL sP SS ts strses ses't o tstse se
:$ a@as Nc i j. ratea r stess ssss' e txs sss.
NoRE SMALLPOX.
There was 1nothDr outbreak Of smallpox
yesterday hut 1t was ultnot Impossible to get Ut
tho fMes IN any Of tue seven t.Bw cases rnpnrtrt
a ssn ,tsua 70 tic tiosp;ta 0e e the eses W
who tho unfortunate WINS t,r whsrr he Ganlu
tsoIn c9ud not bs lt,arnesi. ,rh 'rha promises wero
Atnal-Iux III all, notWlthatRn tho casa wlts
tnker u Inc tiosplAl. In u!l or tho other cascs
the Information tn y. gained ut tho ltouith Ilo-
iurhpry, except that II H cssud is IL 1nas lsasaei
where tho telpio wero taksn trnm. Fons
%tfs 'e'l ans a,ot " as Ne 10
utciiln, !rOA wiera several cast.a hnvu boon ro-
ffemtty ftty tak1n. Tha seynnth case hnes FROM tho
ported ut tho huarttAl In porsnn, surprising ho
hat tho dis4'lss oecAuae ho hltd been Assoctlttp9
tlsphons, u 10 r,Inaiil at sEe institut.on oyer q
nt9ht. Tho sullrcH uf Injection In tho WashtI.
aaw Avenue y. : ~; T. kexa Al, u % lnksr
, 1880-06-11
FRANCE.

TnE kAHTgEsh QUESTION,
PARIS. Juno 10.-~Europpan politicians doom
tho meeting OF tho supplementary Confcruncs
mhntfest proof Of tho incts'uaoy Of European
intervention 1t, Turkish questions wherever It Is
nut backud up by aGt,.Al or possible coosciye In.
lAcncp.
Cha!lo!nol f.Acour bus ncccptel the post Of
Fruuch Ambassador to l.t,t.lol.
AMNESTY,
1t IL Understood that tho question Of general
amnesty h42 been rs.sGti IN tho Cabinet CnllucIl
by cohstMns proposing " l,ripy tho matter hU.
Tore tho Cha!nbass: Tho prppt,sltion was almost
llnns,!nlolaly hdoptcd. Do Froycinct Will prob
ably brlnx tho matter furwlru,
GASHAuNAC.
The Courier dU SNr nssorts Tint Paul do
CassaXuAO Intends to reaiGu his seat In tho
Chamber Ut Ueputies+.
, 1880-06-11
Calculating Machines.

About 100 calculating machines, says a to,eion
manifnctory, the popuinrlzation " tho insir1u1..
t1,etit belng 9nly quft1 9t7tduAi OF tho nlin,bsr
above mentloned ntout three. tenths arc Je.
tho cght-tgllro Hn1 only one tenth Of iao ten. n
figure. Sixty Of tho n,aohtnes were sold to 10
abroad. and forty remained In Fthncc. Amonr
tho country OF !ts manufacture, hru tho Mapa.
z3ns tlu Louvr9, tho CaInpaiFnie dcs ,Petlsea
sursnee asid ral'r0ad companies, tho obsc,v@a, ~
tury, the Ec0le rolytcchnttlue, and The Cre,,snt.
It fs eslmatcd TINT q machine will work tnilT
from the nature OF tho component rartg. yenar t
IA casy. III construction Of Tables Of tnult}pI;.
cation. ready recknnets, otc,. tho machine vlyea
q stx-1gttre apparatus is $loO.
, 1880-06-11
AMUSEMENT


The admirable performance of "pinaforc"
by tho Peerless Combination at Centrsl Music-
lInll Is drawing crowded houses. Since its frat
representation It has improved Immensely, cs-
pcctatly In the orrhcstr,l, which WINS IT. weak
est spot The chorus Ia the boat We hRve over
had hore, a,ld tho solo pebple havo worked into
their plaees 10 that the clisomblo Is exceedingly
s,ost ssleotise rarsonauons that has ~ vt t eos, a
given hero Of tho chnr,autGE, an4 IL thoroughly
urfGll,nl. llor interpnfated song. Nancy i.oy,"
crunten futor nightly. and the Whule work runs
delightfully."- smooth. Now TINT thu Convention
exel:"",ent hMs dicd Mwny, u!r own citsxcsls
should vls!t p" flnnfDre," nut Only fur tho sAkp
Df coiutMrlng 1t with previous Representations
but aieo to enJoy splendid performance ot this
, 1880-06-11
Wanted for Nohlcmnn, a Worry Pretty,
Young, and Healthy ;SHifo with sow
oral N1lillpnn.

Esw York 1po4tA
Tho eol'oMtng Interesting, Ii ttots have bcenl
rneG!vod Ut Pol!cn lleAAquArtnrs; II
,, J." lunA. PEsT!I, MAy ., lssp.-T0 The Paslca Au4
fsart!tes, New IarAf:: I heY yau tu setId or hand
tho tnol0Soa letter 10 nlarriMKo bruker, wItt
Kind DIRECTIONS TO consider tho same. Very ~.
sieetfully, = HF,
tIAciosure.]
my DEAR Sin: I sincersly belleyq that YOU
VIII 90 I'LL you can for the. i ain publcnirn,
cavalier, young, handsome, rich, and without
debtg Tho lady would liko IL hAva sycult.
Mulided TO MO nust hU Is atad not .nosp thall Do
years 2f aRe. very pre.sy healthy rot smaIi,
nq! thin+ n.,r cHllet. and must hAvo several
millions Yo4 Will have tQ WrIto to no
forthwith and to ssnd n.o.thcr Photograph.
Fos your saryieos 'y9u.,n resolve : iHr
Il YOU ascortnin ,that Jour acquaintance With
hor 10 pot auhclont, 11beH hand this letter Ito
ccssful, you will roeiVe = few hundred po,lntis.
ttestAnt6, uuda. Eqsth, Hungary"
A sec0lld letteFlHuS received week later II
f,oEu tho siAtup Ut tho United StAtes Couaulur
: Agency " l'hseh, and Ia as tullowa:
MAY ID, leaA.-thttf Of Pultt<, Nep F0rk-MY
nEAH Hin; a6ex you to send NC the n.ldrcss uf
tho folloxtn6 n6snA1ncl lady. Her l,lule IL -
-. " yeAta old, an oEphaui "a very rich and
pretty hAa yearly !ncoIue Of @760 600. ind livGa
| with hor y4R RralAn, who ts O. banker tl Tho city,
: again roaaest and reEn4!n
:" nuda. Posth, First District. Now Cottage, Hun.
MpstStendcnt .Wallius WROTE back that they
thin's 1t thesu thin3s tAat way AurG.
, 1880-06-11

81. 2fkF51UHT9 U0}h9. -,
r., ApFop}a Of tho BtutaAce Just pronounced upon
Chnn H9u, torneEly tho Ambassador Of China
IT tnis Cnurt. Psoi. Vassiltea furnishes thy sol-
Iekin new4papets. chua Iiou, though CON-
leinned to 10 buhradcd, u not to be linuedtatey
Cupitall1ntouccs aro promptly carried out III
tho uako Ut tuRurKent9 lna certain otheF oaAasta
OF cfiln!aa!s, where delay might endan3ar tho
EetAcG Or the country. III such cases oven tho
local MA1ialsute Ii empowered 70 summRfily
tako We nv sdeems Il ne<asaasy. nut ordi-
, 1880-06-11
OBITUARY..


THE HON. @. r. BROWN
Special Dbpaleh to Ths Chicago 1+tbunA
ALTON. ILL.,, juno 1o.-The lion. Goo. 7. Brown
died at his residence In this city thls morning
aftcr a lingering illness. bfr. brown WIS NOM
Dor Of tho Constitutional Convention OF 184a. md
was publisher Of tho Alton Dat'p Cos,ter from
1850 to 1900. In 1901 he was eloctcd HergcAnt-nt-
Arms of tho Unified States Senate. and served in
that position until 1BGo. lie Ind chnrgc Of tho
trnln thnt conveyed tho re,1lnfns Of PrcAlIent
Mr. nsnwn was o brothcrof ex.Mayor urowu, Of
81. Louta.
, 1880-06-11
between Fifteen and Twenty
Persons Killed Outright by
tho Gallo.
While Many Others Were In
Jured and Carried Away
Bodily.
Every Farm-IIouse in the Track Of the
Tornado Obliterntcd.
The Storm Plays Havoc Also in Wis
consin nnd MINNESOTA.
In IOWA,

IN IOWA.
COUNCIL nLuTN, In, Juno 10..-6pccial dis
patches to tho Nonpnren glyo the par,tcularB OF
II terrible torrnlo that swept through tho south-
evening. Tho eyclbnn or tornado IL IoscFbcd hy
oyc.wltncascs rs something terrtble. -
Tho storm or w1nh clouds were first observed
tnr1ni,ig both cast and wcst Of Wheclera Grove.
tho point whore tho most destruction occurred.
md III short uu,c camo together. Tho clond,
which wis conical III shape. cn1ne to tho ground
l,enr tho Grove. travelling eastward. Tho trnck
pf tho Storm wns about half milo In
With, and swept everything before 1t,
le,nallshins farm-housos. barns, md othor
buildings, and carrying some Ut thom bodily for
hundreds Of fcot,, thou iashing thom to tho
ground In pieces. .s
AT ono place farmers house, surrounded by
frall fence. was picked UP ntltl thon dashed to
pieces Ia tho ynr1l, lenvng oyery honrl OF tho
fenco rcmnlntng In their plRce.
Thcru wore from fifteen to twenty persons
killed outright, and many werc wounded, whil0
ottors cannot be found. Those known to have
been killed werp:
Jesse Oslor, wifo and two children.
William pnce. wife, and two children killed
and nnothof child fatally injured.
Alexander .Os!cr, wife. and child, carried In
tho mir almost LEO foot und seriously injured;
child fatally.
A hired man, employed by tho inter, namc un-
known, killed.
Other persons, stx or oight In number. were
carried nway md hRvo not yet been found In
ail, ahout twonty aro reported dead or miaslng.
Tho scenes, utter tho storm hal spont its fury,
arc described "a: hcartrendinY In tho extreme.
Parents were looking for children, husbands for
their wives, md wivoa FOR their husbands. Not
q house In tho track of tho tornado waa left
stnuding, and thoro could not 10 found pieces
enough Of aon,o u st1trt tir1 With.
Tho storm did not last fifteen minutes, and
was not accompanied by rain. Thu like Of tho
storm has never occurred Ia this part OF Iowa
before. Doctors from this oity, He'd OR1z, and
Other points. hnvo gone to tho sccne Of tho dis
nstGr, tnd nAny citizens from Ifol 0Rk, ton miles
tllstAnt, havo gone to assist in tkfng Of tho
injured md tDbury tho dend. Thore Is no railway
or telegraph facilities tO tho scene Of tho diaAs-
ter, aud reports nrc rnthor 1ncaRre Us yot 1t fs
thought tho storm struck other points, hut not
with 30 grcAt force ns Mt Wbeolcr's GroVo.
SptetdI Nspdteh to Ths Chicago Tribune
Sioux C1TY, H., June l0.-A heavy hull storm,
accompanied BY wind aud ruin. Visited this city
at . o'clock this morning, brtak1ng glass and
tloo1ing stgrca and residences abOut SIC, QUO
worth 1t did not o1tenl tWo miles In tho couti-
try, In any direction. Hail stones over eleven
Inches III circumference wore picked up aftor
tilH stortn ni!d iu sheltered plaecs they iay In
tlrifts till nftur n!ghtfnll. Tho weather con-
unucS Hultly and shOWgry.
, 1880-06-11

rim Church, md tho reception lustcl until
.ab0ut II cek. 4 inr4o number Of prominent
wcro rccIcIyed, Notwithstanding the fNGt TINT
the oarls lx,rc tho wnt!s 'No presents" Mr..
A1,1 Mrs. UanRlcr left for tho last tlat eren-
their rot,ls ttoy will n,nko ChtcnRo tlolr houlc.
, 1880-06-11
: a FLYING HAMMER.

AKRON, O., Juno i0.--A most distressing accl.
dent hRa occurred In Qhant Township, summit
County. Iii. Wolf, realizing near Ghent, was
building tcuco, assisted by hls son, a young
man doout 20 years OF ngu. Mr. Wolf wn4 rails
Ing heavy sledgo. hammcr to drtyo .in post,
witch tho scIxo How on tha handle, striking the
stn. who stood nDar. In tho head and knocked
thui seisolcsa 10 the ground, wh9ro he expired
IN v feW minutes, :,
, 1880-06-11
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


iEN ElstAL NEWS.
...-. -,
we're <aou Eohl hhd sa@'eu s.Lset, anu mo o's'
buracfncnts e5ooo gold MID fsooo silver.
% a. III a., ~ w ,.soh xa r3o s.. ~,
l ss'' sn s Ia for for es, tossss aud 0sra * for
'err' r',, ". sa ,r .s =. ,,.,r, ~,
manase" nn,.ct"n = MndIs % a1rcct " ,1,n,,sr ~
1sui!dIny) wns rs fnllowa; 8 n. IT,, ~ degrees:
,Du ILL., Ho; IL n1 81; j D. M, IS: H. lii, e. III.
r"nictcr. IN. n''t ::S'oo; r. H.. 2ohl.
nnss.,ttrstnT Of IseplilcaMs It'll 70 Fatify III tho s".
tnHtsou of tjtn. iA1i1cs 4. Uariutd and t'cn.
Gh'stss A. A., Arhur l!,,s se,tInk w'li p5oba1ly;
iea M sees:!a, E,t tSo r sa,hornF viii proiasly
n..,r, ,,.nsn cn,,' s,, x.,on.,v ,,,o,, ~ ~.
hnildinFa o. the *.l,i!aro q Laiayctte plac., .
Kros!flss ,ass evanE fey EavG y nienefs
Gisees although tho enssrt ~. was termed rs.
was IT, saE ~ tho tit9t rt hsr. Mno
evening they VIM give 20 nrst i series Of cou:
tGr's W,tm ~ ua ~ ,u ~ " WHICH
,,,,p -,,,r,,.ort.,,yo. ~ o,,b,,,,, M,ss,e,,,rt
ntvs ,n,,cr ;'Tns XIII ~ aer$na ~ co,t.rs,s,p
~. W. , nrH gt tTs III
ntu uhGlii,f' l.sGy Hu Tnu. , Co'tsnesMtlou tne
th9 @ onrsi 9snE IT, nbnr whsa @
''rand fr % uenK shr% tf on wui liz % arkst. Tho
sa,isf,'nee e;,3siisrs1 tatornaliy ; ihs seiedais
o. psiGes' an am auG,t g, cc to ING cneslgn y I'M.
IL ot n1H M Tho ~ ,1aris rsnnt@ M n fSo
is,H iaSnfH ntM sw c,!sn9o tas q" III, tag ednnSr tms%
,snnH ~ s. n nrees Sa'e"sn IN, WIZ That NC a.. "S ~
l,,,.,%r II sight or Mssss!np! lsiyer points s
t, h"r H. WI s or ~ H. shn,i :, ~, ,s rG
wss nks ~ and III be Sessions @ vii be M
THE Fourteenth ward Republican club held
fn fSss III iss sves vens & seyc, 1,sw
'"ssts5s Tsts s sc f s ssHss aS5 s s e ss
Nfcc-l'rcsideIis. !t,9'lst stcinhRlts; Recording
n 1serGsany'
i xMiaartiIm e. Tsttcn oiere r tiio nsiSiS foiiow
1p nst.re M Tint H. tho y ronlnqsion M of Jaes
to M % spca', pnrty has =, '1nss s itsot a nforo
tts pcopiis rs = TIT, nrty whose nrnsilics Mre lust
,ta. n x nv. H. ,t.n .,c H. ,,at t,q r.
H. III t,a ms osr ~ arp ~ g1 ~, 5'r ., .i. aao
at, g "a, a. " ,si', W ,, ~, saS
e'dott to Is elect @ hn and the sn!r" Republican M
ecss cheering Tensli'ls'assicas'y. ...,..
sy @ otss s ssc whSh tao pons to So
vcntIo trsht hesc srp not aettns % g%ita up % to
ngregtncnt tA so1a instnnces. Mr. Potter 1'n1nGr,
VINO l. ws " unsrssoou I aEreea @ to nut up $l
,W bo 90 ae s S ND ns &c IT,
% Hsan excuse FOR not 6slnY ready NJ she presels
tlme '1c to % nay ",, nyer NJ John u: prnke' when
1sS :s$, J aas Il ass said ssst Se ws!d s slys
Sr INIT" II Ss nSsecas S1 ma nfa @f much rs ay sn othos
!tnhcrt, when called upon BY Mr.. Jcaso spnld-
ing, shiu thnt no would haSo given *au II tho
Convention u bud heeM M ae!d s2mewherc oise. 1la
~ Mr.. nrhdlcy II ho would atnd tickota to tho
, 1880-06-11

Spsetat Ds1attA to tn CAiedpo Irtbs.as.
INDIANAPOLIS. Iud., juno 10.-ltiloy Springer,
well.to-slo farmer living s!x miles north af
Qreoncastle, WIS killed lust night by freight
t.nin ut tho upproach Of tho raty llntta. Noth
!exs mid hip bUnes were brokeu aud horribly
inn0Glol, aud htA head was In q condition altutat
beyond recognition. Dccenscd was about ID
years ut ago Aud q highly ostec1nol fartnGf,
, 1880-06-11


tt0BH!aTS-5une ., At Aiedp.. ILL.,, Puask. Keberss,
E6tn. -.
~ Hartford Papers please copy.
nIkE-The funarn1 Of tho Iatc Jnncs Dlks st thu
Cathedral Of W. lctcr and l'nnJ c1fuer WnshIpgfun
Ahd Peottu-atst Friday ut 10 a. N. Erends nv il.
vitod.
coWAN-Isnlph p. cowan, youngest bon Of Eu-
Gays I,-4* ;sG.,t :: -
wS'a;yqx.,u,1E "; sH:!is;g H;Sty e. II s,t,.,.
wife 9f jo!in Wfytht auod y ypt{4 ana months.
Notco Vt funeral hesenftdt. :v3;:!
.LAMH-At the foatdoneo 0f It's par4nta G8C.usby.
dnye :,
Calvary Cettotery.
~! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Juno 9 aftor short .lne..s
oioson, ngad ycars months and days.
Fun1fel from tho toaideN Dt his pnrOHts 14 Hub
Ernc6nn1. ;. = "
IT, Huchaster, Ind, papcts please copy.
, 1880-06-11

speetaI D'soaseh to 1at Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, June 10.-A special TO tho Pioneer
Press from WInuna says; Ono OF tho most yto.
lnnt atnrt,s +hot ", 1onr boao~n.-,on.o,k. .,a;tna
.s tnas 'u.s , s,sa.oa
Lnls c'tN N.tntstaoFnan8 oeI~oen . aaa y qclocxs
At h1ltita tfatl gently, but lin fo1u mttna
.ltea inofcasuA to'sront violenoo. tho wind blow
sbest I. t.T sho ract rinai ifaninv CHI ii tsmca
Sntr1.. ,,'in,,is,t- y -, 49,. ~ 49,
!nu.J a.al.s ~! Hour Ut ta4tortue
fn9aoop}1hH''taddfcn15 continued = A.ahtn4na
struck htf1tho lnmbor- yarl OF Messra Youtnan
Bros IIotefna INSTANTLY klll,nr paul nd rofakf
n,an.n m.".ms a.u ssunls p.ss sathsu
Flnatcf- QWclllng"hOHsc8 WeFu unruOfed, sheds
, 1880-06-11

ORDER FON TlIk EVACUATION or uAOUL.
LoNpON. Juno l0.--A dispatch from Hin.la saya
ordsrs havo been sent Con. Blr Donald Btswart,
at CAbul, TO wlthdsaw his Torocs with tho lpuat
possible tselMy compatible with the health OF tho
truHps, ~ CAbnl IL 70 10 pvacuAtod by the eiIl
ct OotobeF. 1t Ia beiieye<l that uandatnut and
shQ hQtArKAts2au Raaa will be tho cxstptnD polnts
OF British o4a,up41tou.
, 1880-06-11
FRAUDULENT DIPLOMAS.

P1ItApELFIiIA, Pa, june l1-J0hn buchanan,
arrested yesterday for uslng tho lnalls In con.
noGtion With tho sa!e Of fraudulent n,ed.cal
9lPlotnas. Waa ta'tlAy o0MmltLu4 lu default Ut
slA,0Q0 bull
, 1880-06-11
rectrl, NwtnTto tho wnnt Of 1naHlcy md provta-
iohs. Two uigneand M,rl'liths havo nlroaily left.


=. sAfi9YYusa Hu1aorEAN Or1NlON.
LONDON. Atm MI-Tho 7stnts eaya tho change
III tho ttlfflatry ahrcrn 1nay tt taken as proof
TINT tho stM1n j. feeling tho pressure Of
M1sctcti's q. tntaAan1tnd ts trying tn sMtfsfy, OF
at any rato innf fteh9w Of aRusfStng, European
, 1880-06-11

KILLED BY LIGHTNING,
spe4al D3spettA 10 1ns Chteaoo Tribune.
CHARLES CRY, 1n, June lU.-poteE Lconaed
was instantly killed by lightning yesterday.
8psftal Dtfpateh to 1hs CAteapo 1sthunx.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Juno 10-p. ]. Leonard, 4
young man Of Floyd, WIS killed by lightning To-
day.
, 1880-06-11
Kuss1A.
tffkAlta9ff4h

sr. rErEraNrEss, Iif{p 10.-Col. rashtoff. tho
ica,lcr of tho now RpaR4elica1 movement, haa,
IT tho ,ns.anco Of th6. 1Io!Ysyno<, boon os,tesed
to quit Nusaia forthWith.,,::
, 1880-06-11

33k1sOVU1& IL 0V1b1F1EF0 Nlt1Uk3Et
NEstlAx. Tox., June lo-The west bound
freight train on tho Tcxas Central suddenly
turned tho curve md approached tho Sandy
cFeok bridge, which was On IRE. 1t wns TOO lsta
t5 stop tho train, which was proqipltated through
burned,
, 1880-06-11


Special Dtsrdseh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Juno 10.-0cursc =. Williams,
Librarian Mt tho. Supreme court-1IouBe. died
very suddenly this iuornin. OF nsthrna. De-
ccascti had been employed savcr1.l ycars ns
Librarian at tho Court-1[ouse, and was an
efficient md accommodating ui,lcer.
, 1880-06-11
TROOVS DEAHErtN0,

scuTAn1, juno l9.-Thero hayo been many de-
scseloas fran tho troops Ru0 tho Albumin
Leaxuu ut Trial. A general abandonment Is ex-
, 1880-08-19
THE AWARD.

nArEn, OF 1Sp1ANAro1Is, THE VICTOR.
Tho judges OF the merits Of the various
competing Communicates were Droy.-Brlg.-
Gen. William D. Whlpple, Asststant-Ad3u-
tant General oh the staff Of Lieut-Gen. P. II.
Sheridan; Cant. Frank T. Davis, Of Coln-
pany, First Regiment Illinois National Guard;
md FirHt-I,iaut. Edgar 8. Dudley, Of the
Fourth United States Artillery. Tho gontlc-
men did not submit their report until
they visited tho headquarters tent Of
Sir Knight JOHN Wootlman, Chairman Of the
Committee, and left the awartls, q follows:
The first prize was awarded u Raper Conl-
nandery No. !, Of Indianapolis. Ind their
scoro being 3lS out Of possible 80 ThSre ere
proportion Of excellence being ton to each
u Do MoIal Cotnmanlcry No. 19, of Louis.
vile. n.y.. was s3 given the second prlze' their
Tho thirtt prize was awarded to Reed COM
manaery No. ., Of Dayton O., thcir score be-
Danlascus Commandcry No. /, Of st. Paul
ss.s s5s!a"'' won the fourth pf,z'' wit" score Of
4 special prlze was offered fol. the. best
| drilled M0AnteA COp1lAnndcgy. ue Mosat
o,,c ; entered, ind. although tilsIr drill vas *
| cellens, the COMMITTEES deemed 1t u1lnecessa-
| ~. to keep 4 score ln their cnsc.
AIGnrOe C0MHiaiacry No. II, OF 1toclcstef,
| N. T., willie strong III nuNnberS, presenting
a GENERALLY fine appearance, md performing
many movements With precision, entirely
\ fniIed tn comply with TIC rules and rcgu!a-
tIo,1 established by tho Go'nMlttee, In 20 fnr
MS no effort was made to drill according 70
4! tia nrogrnnl. Tho Judges therefore found it
| impossible to make tlle scare ns contemplated.
The Competitive Drill Committee, will
meet thls morning ut 10 O'clock In tho lIeatt-
quarters tent to make tho necessary nrfnnge,
1ilents for tile presentation Of tho prizes, and
| the competing COMMANDMENTS arc requested
| to meet thurs it II O'Clock.
The Nolnl, Of Grllld ltaptds, No. s. wiSt, 1t
understood by tho public that their
n,aneayres were performed under disad-
g1lVo out consequent uta,n tho Intense lc9t,
just before thu Con.nalNlefy went to tho "a
field. Green men and green horses were inl-
pressei into service. Atr. Walter WIS taken
| iii nftur mounting. md tho company ha!t to
whit for Him. For these reasons this thor
ouglily drilled numbers could not do ,ear MS
we'll as though all Wer0 present,
! 1t was qui1tly whispered t!ipt tho st. Louis
mounted Conilnandery Ind their horses
saddlcd bnt concluded to w!tlIdrnW from
competition after seeing the evolutlons Of
their Michigan brethren.
, 1880-08-19
TIE GROWLERY.


It was naturally sulncwl,nt dun In camp
yesterday. Such 0f the Sir Knights Us did
not attend tho drill, Or proceeded by soulc
one Of Tho numerous ytrcet-car lines to the
pleasantest Of Clslcago's resorts,-tho parks
or spent gool|y portion OF the day III 1ank-
Ing social calls OH their friends in the busl-
ness aud residence sections asll ip taking III
tbs sights WHICH attract tho gtrWhgcr'a eye
ut every street corner, passed tho time with
moro or less Of comfort to themselves IN their
tclts or in circulating nbout tic camp ai'd
holding social colyorse with their hFotllvr
Knights, The proslrated and the sick. with
u remarkably vigorous recollection OF Tues
days slNerlngs, kept pretty well lIslde the
canvas and took the best kind OF care Of
themselves. Many Of the moro cautious well
ones, seeing wl,at their con1radcs' exposure.
to the piercing rays Of tho san bud led to,
took waruln9, and excrted themselves Rs lit"
tie as they might In their prulso-
worthy determination to 10 OH the
safe sldo Ut. tho weather. 1t was
euphatlcally day OF rest and social enjoy
n.cit to those who Ind no haukcrlux utter
tbs excitaments Of tho drill. Many OF the
tout tLans were fastened. alll thslr, occupants
, 1880-08-19
BUSINESS.
GRAND ENC4AaIPMENT.

uoINda OF GRAND oBFlc3ltS.
Tho Gralnl EncaMptnent ,iiut ut 1920
O'clock yesterday morning at tic Asylum In
tho Luke park, and was called to order by
Most Excellent Grand Muster 1lurlGut.
Sir Knight tho Rev. Clinton Locke led III
Solemn praycr, III which tho Sir Knights
present toinea. So
from the COMMITTEES OH DJHsgs OF Grand
Officers, lnado report apportlonng tho sub
1ccts of the Grand Masters report to appro-
prtate conlmlttcea.
Tho Committee approved the action Of the
Grand Master III dlyidlng the Grand Juris-
dictlon into districts MIL appolntlng his rep.
Subordinate Communicates where lie
WIS unable to visit them, Such
social meetings and knightly greetings be.
got happier fucllng bocansuot thofraternal
result that flowed from personal acQualnt-
allce witt, cacl other; amt knit heart to heart,
and formed relations aud established fflentl-
ships not to bo forgotten.
Tile Grant Master had brought to tho dis
charge Of Ills vast and complicated duties an
honest heart, q cool head, and I'M onltgllt-
onod Judgment, rfpened BY practice alld ex-
ecutiye training, which Ind rnised still higher
the. Christian teuchtng Of thu Order, bncesss
Ind crowned Ills administration, lte bringing
mont ot vii the blessings Of peace, happiness.
aud prosperity unparalleled sinco thelr or
Wi;S Ssissenee .o tho Gsapa nc. T;reasa.egs'gs :;
at q glance thu axnct state Of tha treasury
which must he gratifying to tho members '3f
of siAa* *solae 1t tho ths gacs'at cetsS tssf s Sf s
financial condition Of StJcietY WIS generally