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THE EIYsT GpE THAT ,Ji:ri ID Ayfi
E1REp. Unele lie Tas sSepira ont tha
Office "Wednesday na6shshg when he SgTis
interrupted =: by q tasksg Vie s: sssssss.E and
said !:
Good morn Upcla lie. sif.st Van
gwIns ter SEQ lih'fss Grant sffiss Z
day. De ssiesy & POW yerfIii bitt &, ssfif,s
las nites an W6 'clpdea to take t,sFt i s
do cep ptfon. s. *
81 Ike ter ses az GinrSs. .YEii.ss bas
hiznees sn too presslns dia tlsfe Is I. Z
= sI's sHprised ss y6a, urels /
thinks dat it am de dus cb et hr cuiless
pusson Ter tax, in do 'certion tar dAy.s =
s35 How q tisa ne
lsasfs 10 reed tx al
{ Dies,at slonoa afch Z id ! Ise: droFl.
ping i1ifi btooih
Wis II Il ca
&c gias u iis' gun dat 1Sl o:tgiB
.tiasiacd go ,slls lslt lle ts flhsiiss
- N Z. 49,
No kissing byteleph0 ior is. SgS
the hatter,. & So
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KALL0UH,g K1LLIEe.

Particulars os tl.e: Murder Of charles ne
Young Editor OF the Gan Frnaoiseo
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- Invest 'yDur, fnnGs q sef nlly, aud In
telligently. Beware Of the brilliant bub-
bles that ara blown up TO tennps ingenious
IHpeohlhtora.
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'AlIe Bra alid Prevailing Habit az
ISsJS


5At may be O ggieyors triitfI. but ii iriiss
that very many of rasn aud women, ares
Aqdictea to the use af eSp lives; so b, d
Civ h!ch GRO profane, sotaa simply siiIF.
Ho!ne ini bad taste come meath and
all uilnecegsaR yoyl cEi 3 sshesi "a
ciosel any zden tiSs on tbs which afa
terri hlc 81 their htani its siid SitterIi eSs
and get theiis II have no fsasinSpS
which eed such laneunpe TIslsy sgtiL
condarnn people 10 everl ssiiig t1rplel,t tss
lsu!sa their eyes and call doIgn sdifs
JuuELI1TSI5 VT 1IiTTTIT IJTi
cause them slight Gnnoyg alid ysIisng
thing eoeg wrong sgi enc I'll ey II
~ e
+ .E.ssS would do iio man aiiy llarisl.
am Eas 70 ecnding any bod d soai % liel
sir lives would be Iaisesab bic if I'll ies
siiGaSh tteey silas1 done II.
1e 10 ptaigs the efpEp, that 81 caring gasis
egaily ia only q l1abiE in to VII len men fal
aud that Y By no isa eilisa ind tslisk
siieys gro pEUfaIls Ia leit Or ssiss
gesat 70 aETcase e to then Csc divine
JUNCTION Of nagssLg essarua ent on
= aalr tailo 81 g Glamxfs0na ex-
l,ssssttya O. Or or
Eion lshlrh women 80 tFeely ugs. and
ssaiSsA Essys @ the es YaIge
ss.SAs ~ tfl9 tt1fl ID
ssltlYe OF rms BOY lsfe; ilt Eheft Iice.
about tho ssh CT SOtig b ss As Al
s use tbeIIa a.ai laeiin eTa Is 9iisl /
bsd do NOS "a Ga al
epeeeh, Tor SileY rave I1ssE afiv rSaf iIte
lux theit hae ana d se has DE-
GtE1yed tha 5ozse Is tliSe fiSS Etc6 IiaYa Il II
IS Eg:ets s. had "a Ii siF & 81
t1R As word 70 letIh sdsss asi3
seel lflEs, they. prof. bly, yP0lld moi sssea;;;
90 sli!scli. But whom tia aord
ensphAsia. aaihnt q about lE yiiiassS Is iIlF
g ean:t hsi ssSentile, ioF Ii ii d I,sSI
habits and oali quest lion. al
~ issfi tts II Ii iH iYl0sk sfIaSS!
SaEe sglsett e sseI thi i'd sin Ie6s,
8 lst tsiat Elpn teil To Id Il ,vSrg
early peTiisa 0SS lheig ll6Eai1n *
9rUhahly ullIq Ton aIsIe nd that fhey
lfays slseng on Ia tssss pFacti ID, how vsr
ivili2od they HavA is Ii sslttl
tea ca lsaisI.
q sss s..s.z-s sesassissils isr E
tltiatiani GsLsu ii m lSsyic ss tie
\ ise& heES, eli4 Sgo 5s B kIs esis, III s10s
1Ts cilr "a slaa tiisss
ia 2e Aase Is ia soale oss
the Lka. sla 81 CIR taET
70 otEefa tsa 9laSA gsyen r6q sarlas
leSsae es dt+ ChIistl lkrisy. gnila S5S
IaavElE Eanlnia TX III orig
tual ~ fgB$ IdRl IS
=
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DRISKINa 700 MucH. Children ara
not apt to believe they drink too much
water, and yet they do. When you come
in the house, painting and thirsty from
play, syou will take q tnmbler OF water.
and drink it down as fsss as you can.
sfid sleh Ttlsh ont te f6 6SIIItis play, "a Ia,
perhaps repeat the drink. Nov enc
next fitn6 you feel Thirsty, Try this ex-
pertinent: Take q goblet, and slowly sip
IL, befors it Is half gone your thirst viii
be FULLY qnepched, and you will feel Eet-
ssp for having dlaBk only that which
you need. And again, sge ara all apt 70
acquire the habit Of drinking while eat
ing our meals. Animais dom Z do It, and
It Is huftfnl to us. Nature giyss liB nIi
the saliva We need and If any ono wil,
chew his food alowly and thoroughIy,
and not take Q swallow of drink until
through eating, the desire 20 do co will
leave, and he will require only few SIPS
Of gatcrs tee or coffee, after the meal iis
Iipighed. This prat ttfce, to-, viii DO Won
slefH IL the way OF esp7r q on infiiaes-
lion. dsaransia. and sfnkIaess - Golden
ld5s. x "a
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- IL 10 IN fhe nature of men and
things that education, no iess than roll.
gion, nlest l55 personal ~ exp erfencea "a
To Of the largest benefit.
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Sleeping o Life Away.


Nathan. g. Vrooman, ali employee of
the Centrals Huds0n sRiilroSd 3 residing
near the city Of Schenectady, is sleeping
his life away. Six years ago he received
q sunstroke, and ever since he has COM
plained of dizziness. On the 18th of
February he was compelled to quit work
and take TO his bed on account of severe
pains in his head. He at once fell asleep
and continued in this condition, almost
Without interruption. day and night, for
three weeks and two days. His aleep
appeared 60 be natural, and his breath.
ing was not lRbored as in certain diseases
of the brain. When aroused he seemed
very morose and disipciined to converse.
SO that it was with tho greatest difficulty
any information concerning his feelings
could be drawn from him. He desired
above all things TO be let alone and not
disturbed. His appetite during thig lime
YVES very fair. He ate, on alternate dave..
enough TO support life ia an Inactive
state. But each time, as soon as his food
was disposed of, he would at once relnpse
into his former apathy. What is q little
singular in his case, there was at no time
any eymps0nls of fever or inflammation or
asiifium nor of any material increase of
the temperature of the body which would
indicate auy deep-seated disease; nor
any paralysis or disturbance of vision.
At the end of the tgeptysthree days he
awoke and became communicative. He
was not suffering from any pains, but was
weak. Il His iappetite Wai svo-acious. and
it was then supposed that he would soon
recover his strSfgshs and, faturn Stog his
work. Ten dsys5 later he became sleepy
and again took his bed, whore he Is at
nreaent in ahnrit the Eszne condition ns st
6fst. Day and night he sleeps without
any. fever and Eefhass to, take any food.
: n hen he ewakes from shis sleep, It is
with tho greatest iifficuity he can no
made tostaik.oIt 10 only by perseverance,
IN questioning stliAt d syes" or q sfno''
can be got oat of him In reply. He de-
aires 10 be allowed to aleep. 81 Friends
ara getting anxions about hin, sa ft ia
now two weeks since be tasted food. and
still his sleep continues, with no material
change in his condition Or symptoms.
He is Q single man, aged about thirty
i've years, hardworking, sober and indIa.
triouss and the main snppore OF o widow
ed sister, With whom he resides. Death
must eusue In short slime, but the case
is so remarkable as to excite the wonder
and interest Of the physiciana In that
section. the DOCTORS are unable to give
asl eyflanatioa Of che mans eagn gnnotency.
- cstss LbR$ier3
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IS, I.qstis isl Ees .o0t tilSE saa
lsllqygs EslEaps d Ne lyunllr yonrg ssis
III Sonlsd NUN slf these
che 30 osss alons tS +, 4 =
~ B
to9 love slr. 10 sssS % 1n the sgsiiE uf rs
ltaofleilt. N a6tt lle 3 10 yssly
ol putting it but she EsIye Il that
taking lIrusired csyt,s mon IS til 81
como Fsid 30, on 81 ne GU af fsge tsesS
tSct iSe Gan ife sek e ri sii
abla sid t9 u living hiss
shif aud s. sgf siA Iii5 u II ~ {
! ySclnt.. loas ftelld y csaane d ia :
nm to sosae ling. or ia ilsE INT 4 ssse,
sess 9lilS ,s!1 so khss by
~ !, ~ 81 ,s, - = 4, TX, N y < q
spzael 4ipg hteid pa negt
s1Sltz.
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- There are noss ak teIegtAph cables
connecting the United States With Eu.
rope. Rt'
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TIE ExCIRElIRGr,

avfiiS1 sisiA4sss 4 San ~:
says the choosing OF Ds Voting BY young
kailoch last night has created such eS.
citemeiit in this city 90 has neyet baeaii
equAiled before even IS the 1noet stormy
period Of our history. It exceeds in vios
slence the atorEl OF public passieh and,
agitation that sncc cceedea the Shooting of
Mayor Kalloch by Do ouDg In AugEst
LAST and It hiss increased to-day 20 such
an extent that no ono can foretciE what
the ultimate conse quen ees will es. Tho
feeling against tho parry Iof yghich AAf FAVOR
Kalloch aud lIekrney are the leadefs has
been growing stfongeI os late, and this
assassination has irlksfiated tbs people 60
that the Mayors life IS not considered
safe from pubic yengb rance, Threats ars
, 1880-10-20
.,u, ,orn with approtrous optthets, aiti l,o VA az
rin,, Ia ret awny. although supremacy u'7H1eee"
9Th tho outcome.
nT{1tCTi DEATHS
HENRY II. F(1ETE1s.

sr>ttai Dtspdith to Tns GAftaco 7ftoAns.
,,.~vanunf, Pa, Oct. i1.-Tho death Of tho Hon.
,,..r,. n, Enatec, ut Irwin 5tntfon, Westnorc1hnd
stn,,nty Ia announced. Ife was born III Mercef
ro,,nty, pennsylvasla. in tes, received c'Rsstc.
Al education. and studied 'a". "htcn nc pFhe-
.1,o Win a,ccess. llo wns tho Kreatest land
,.~v,r In the stato. lie WIS for scsoral yoaru
SoIic,.or for tho Pennsylvania Railroad Conn
pnSY. a. oo,a ~ ,o,,,,,. a,
~ norIy arc. lIIa principal opponent was tho
IAN, Edgar Cownt, thHn and now ono or tho
noat distinguished n'en III Tho State. sui!ac-
sn"n,Iy Mr. Foster canae in eontnet with tho Into
Hon. John Covo'c, VINO usat ca'no 'n'o puo'o
,notIcp ab0lt 1sss} ,........
Ms: ry.,,inth consrcss from isaJ IL i3 in
1 cfa, ysars 70 ac FSsor e ofes;ns h IN
tthn "ntltcst tor tho Furty- second.
Mr. Feater wns tho ne1i'torntio candidate Tor
cnvernpr in 1870, md VIVA defeated hy thu Hon.
og.Ct %a Cuttin who I'm q Tho Aepnl,lienn ttckGt.
.-she a,aiorlty agntnat FnsHr t,tt cSnF @ +qlnn ue
Us ;ina " II" ii illchs,an. @ Forncy coa"n il,
Who received tho votes Of tho Wings nnd boltlng
pof1ts IT, oste1 ~ va oscet,,isd from Aexanaer yos
trr. who, With many othar Scotch. Irish prcsly.
t9st,b snd ,b e',xnai?a pS!lr % and sottiS il to rtai;
TownslIp.. i.sncaat9r County, ronnsylyanf.la: sf.a.
"' III. Fnstor leaves four dauKhtcrhs three OF
vnnn, rt,afdo in WpatmnrIhna Enlnty, And one
Wa Coi, I.uug-tu Wnsh!nRtnn City.
iifs chances to accumulate fortune during
hs career wero almost I'M oliMfcd: hut ho lliAtD
fittie moro than II lvngnways ,lopot'llt,g tn.!ro
ri. lis power to eATn 1nunoY than IN safiuK !0r
fnturc uec. He frequently worked fur poor
ciIents for nothing, nrd. Though hn charged rich
nncs round fees. 1t VIM prtonh! with thoin
Knew be would never suo them. IN his domestic
1nlrrt,tncnt tho ann0 HyRtafn provn!lud: and
not,nir in nreensbtirr kroW tint his hnExiea,
hnTscs, ar implements at my kind woro tuln'
mnn property lnd could be had for the .AskisiE.
In coi.senucnce. his portable property WIS
inaned out 10 such nm extent TINT he scnfeo
cvrr knew where IL look for It when whrtcd.
Mr. Foster wns n Hlnt Ut nnltntllng c0ur1Ro.
which was manifested In hts clear. cut fentilrrs
and tho oppression Of his eye. Thts sournYKo g.
md confidence led him to nspifo tech'lIealtttss
tr unfair advantages III iAw-p1acttcc. Tho into
t,ui. snt1, Dlank re,llarkcA TINT Mr. Fostor was
I'm Unrest man to Try caaU he had ever tnct In
tfs nxuerence at tho Dnr.
ifD enjoyed the respect md confdGnco ut hs
citizens. frrcarectlre of party mud irnVcs
nj, ln(,en,isE0d peratsnal record behltld him as
Legacy to bis country. his chtldrcu, und b!s
J. II. NIUnERsOy.
8ptttat Dfspafth to The Chicago Tribune.
EtnlN. ILL.,, Oct. 19.-Ths morning j. II. Ntch-
erson diet ot consumption. Ills hHo Wus :l
yeats. Deecased ln,tves i boy about |. years OF
agu Mr. Ntuherson survived bis wlfo but two
5cars. Particulars Ut her tragic dcath at Sprtn9-
Held aro still fresh In the minds OF TIE Tiilu-
tfNc renders,
, 1880-10-20

Unpaid Itnlians Working on tho Cape
Cod Caltnf Demand money or Hood.

Unpaid Itnlians Working on tho Cnpc
Cod Calluf rDen,us,d Money or blood.
sp<sts, pt,pateh 10 The cAteqoo Trbun4
posroy. f;ct. 1g-Gnv. fona rrccived Il
,,,s.,",s,' ,au''' 49, 4"os. AonH 'es..sou ;"
ospatcf from Sandwich THIS aftorhoo'.
stating tllnt tho ltalfnn laborors employed
On tho Capo Cod Canal lad commenced
rlotous nctlons. and asking for asslst-
,'.,',, ~..J !" suppsess !hen' a seeon" uls.
pateh affirmed that the town WIS
IN complete possession Of tho mob,
md at + o'clock the unttro district poIteo
force went down. Ti'oy found tho place in
k.s'!. okelteanehl on account OF inc aeitloh'
stlallon ny tho 1900 Italian lhborora who
l1ave buon on n strike sIncu Friday.
owing tn tho nonnnv,nont ~ tl,afr wngns
~ ss. W. 4e"'ess ptoHltso uta* 11ofu n,'ah
~ Nv slolelccs nla lhoney III pEolhIseu To-
lI0sf0W, Should II not come tic township
, 1880-10-20

pem,iluro will be necessary on tho same nc.
c0tlit The cunning year t1 put thu PROPERTY on
y, .9Haii fo'nf wl1! tiiat q t ialM
hUflIp NJ Inv Us could he expectcI. consider
inx tha largely Increased lottlauc handled,
thorn beltT ~! l''crGas,: u, .xla:''se 9ycr last
ys1[ Of t ,,, TT srn f asst ;n n ~ Sssa;u
t1r1,Hs Df maintenance nf rats lsave bGcn
heavy m aecoslnt hf u,n ln,or condition Ut
many nf tho old cnrs. nln tho severe test they
iianile tho traffic oiictc'i ti,irinE thc fast
yGar T!ier0 1lavn bccm plncetl Iii TIC inal,i
I}nH track during the yeaF 7t.sSsi INK Ties mil
3,lsl tons. e1nl to tlIrtY-slx lnttrs, Of steel
rail-; tl'ts cn'npleeS tlle laytix "f stet:! rails
exception Ut ciEbtet.l mfgs. has brcn we'll
llalllstel atla surfaced, nttl ut this time thu
CMpa',y lsaa 'se III r,'a.set! by ,,ce i, t',ss
sectfnli nf tho country. ns tO rftatlbed, track,
such condition that'it mi, III the f1itnre bo
opnratell for lover pnrccntagu than al any
III regard IL tho entrance into Chicago. tlle
iy the itisatlen ttwce'i iii to AXE Sbs!o AID
tic Chfcago " Western 1udunn Hatlrnn.ls
over the question OF crossing the trucks nf
tho former Company nt Sixteenth street, III
,!ts Sc. eity H. ts ESsc5 s M lin1ls ;ti! estin,Gs
Railway for I'LL ettraice Into tile city. THO
prospects arc very eiie1,iraglng for MI early
adjustment Of tho difficulty, md 1t fs liOpeH
TINT tho Eastern Illinois WILL shortly coinc
into THO city over thu Chicago j. Western IT.
tt1nna Railroad tricks.
r!ls Company has also during the year
made arrangements for the cDnstritctlon off u
branch, seven mlles, from Danyille L, tho
valuable eoal nrl.ls of Urape Creak, i,t Yer
lnil1n County, Illinois, nntl q Lease i, i'GI,- i,
materially add to the. revenue Of tile nai!l
1iue. Arrangements hive nfsu been r,ane
with the Ch1sstEo 4 Wcsturil lEltlInln 10 build
frun South Engtswo1! OIL lis line, to South
Chicago. ntnl to graMt tho rfg!,t Of use Ut tho
lint t.; ,llo Eastern ltlinois. Tllis will elablo
| tho Conlratly to reaGt Tint growing, mimi.
facturlng district with lis coal Both Of
these llncs will be shortly completed.
, 1880-10-20

o1ste4s B53369t9E
ru!LApE tsliiA, i'n., Oct. 10.-"Ono Hun
died Wives" tho now mulodrana by j. d.
ltunMton and George 4. Pierce, was pro-
ducu! hero Inst evening ut the Arch Street
Thcattt,. This lao,,so was crowded in every
part, ul,I the play made decided bit. 1t
held tue attention Ut tho audience to the end,
AMI ellcltel frequent Npllause. Tho piece ID
ono Ut considerable 1ncilt, and il, as seenls
probable. u scores u success. Il will bU no
more ttlAn II deserves. McssEs. Rnn,1oh Md
ways OF Sait l.ale CITY, aid tleir dralna
IL such mi arraisnlnent of Mo1u'onlsm as
call hArdiy fall tU exert u st!onE influence
upon public oplnlol,. 'rlInuRt! tae story ,ts
elMplG, It IL 10 handled hat 1t commands thu
, 1880-10-20
A. TERRIBLE FALL.

a TERRIBLE TA1I4s
sprttal DtspateA to The Chicago 1ribans
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 10.-A ganE Of
Western Union Telegraph employees. under
tl,e direction OF hlr. u. =. Price. foreman.
were at work this morning OIL the Ohio River
bridge, stringtng an extra wire. They Ind
reached tic pier holding up tho long Bpan
over tllo Indiana chute, where tho carpenters
wcro putting new timbers aud flooring down.
Arcl,y Kelly. ono # the gang, stepped on
ls'i lis butiy a Vent whirinE through tho air.
Tbs other. Of tue. gang were apparently
stsuck dumb, and looked on with horror.
1le fell 4 distance Of 100 feet OF. thu
solid rock, in three Inches Of water, within
q fow fcet OF tho highest .pier. lie struck
the rock on lis buck, alltl death must hnyo
iwen instantaneous. The other employees
rushed down to where lle lay, but the last
step llo took was tho futal one. Kelly had
only been In tho unpoy of tho Company ono
week. llIsage was about e' and lIis father
natl, where tho remains will be sent Tho
Coroner held an inquest.
, 1880-10-20

4 crowded house greeted IIaverly's colorcd
mlllstrels an Monday It beng tho first
appearanceof tho company In this city for suy.
cral months, III point OF tulnbers the osgan1-
zatEon surpassus allythlitg Of tue kind HOW
OH tho road, and eYen the famous baild Of
forty-count 'eMl. f0rty-scelas small In cotEl-
parison. As to excellence, however, It ca1l-
not 10 salt that tho genuine negroes surpass
the imitation olles, OF eyu'l cQuut thotn. Thu
average co!ored citizen Inns very l!ttle Idea Ut
1atl9r. ald uyen TIE jolfGs preP1ire' for thon
tl,at Is pa!Mft.!y mechanical. For thase WHO
adnre genuine colore4 nlinstrcls, however,
llayurlTs tr0upo Is tho onu 10 seq, sInco Il In
elules aIl the available talent IN that line,
THE, slnving al,d DANCING l9st night was
all that could be askal l4Nl + tl,e l,lallago-
cent tho show would ~ Improved to exnotly
that extent, NJ ut present hc ~ unnecessarily
prominent. Thu program Ut eaclt eNtcrtail.
iuent IN a long and varied ono, and carried
out with col!lt,entlablu prouaptltude.
, 1880-10-20
THE OMNIBUS MEN.

spsssa' HssRss@" :" 1"s e"9s1po 1F0osss'
CINCINNATI O., Oct. 10.-T]c first scml-
annual meeting Ut tho National Association
of HALLWAY tlnnitu,s nntt Transfer I,i,,es uf
t,se oh.teu ot'lcs wms w, l!t!u u. lt"n otpson
lIonsc yestefday. ING 1olio".ns liiics NcFo
represented: Evansville, by Il. W. Vcne-
mann; Fort Wayne by Il. u. Angel; 1ndlu,l.
%p's, ~ n.nm Na ~ =, 't"Hams !, e,a ~ St1., ~
Dilrlsi C!eVciAIlt. oy Il y. otevens' elncin-
natl, ny Samuel ualley, Dr. iolcdo, w !. A'
EnrtHftt! T,Dtl fsVff1c. hv Il, p. FputuIn. Day.
, 1880-10-20
lu,TAf4.

ITEMS.
Mr. e. ". Cartwright inns been appointed
Northwestern Passenger Agent OF tic JET
fersonyillc, Madison i indianapolis Kali
road, with headquarters Mt Chicago. Ills
oillce win be at M. lal Randolph street.
III spite Ut tho low rites irst now charged
by the Chtcago& Alton, tlat road must make
considerable noney, Or Mr.. James Charlton,
General Passenger Agent, would not llaye
bcun ablo 10 print auula magnificent uld ex-
pcnsiyu Bll0wca1da as liu distributed yester-
day.
A certificate of incorporation Inns beon
tie. II thy ollicu of tl!o Stata ut o!!n by t'ie
CGleago itaiirea,l Company. wiitI, capital
Of st ,bU0 0V Tile lliu Is " pass through tho
Counties OF Asl,tabuia. Luke, Cuy1hoga,
Lnra!n,, liuroil,, Erie, Sai'dvSky, UttaWa,
ins MSoS6 81! Ssas Sssa ,aka Kap y ar @ so M!i is ind, M
eyer built, would furnish II Hue ln!lepend4nt
OF tho Lake Slloro between tho Erie aud Wa-
BASH Systems.
Mr. =. s: Merrill, General Manager Of THO
ChleaKo. AillwMukeo u st. Paul Rattronu
Company, has just issued tho following cir.
Saf spe;n,ssSt " 4 4 Te Ess IT. rsp ESs pSIy t. ss
es,,eca! cl'asge OF t!e ti.roag! freight truths
appointed General Freight AKunt. to, have
tl!',nca|att,s cln1ge Of the !oeal ftsRht busii.
wlllbe in Milwaukee,"
Judge Loouats, Ut the County Court yes.
terdny niotnInE approved the appeal bond
oril li!dIann ltallroaI Company, aga!nst tho
also approved tls Ioiil tIlud bSS petitioner On
sso!!i,tsl to $o.o%. ~ ,tsa was ;|s,ea y
, 1880-10-20
MILITARY RElJNtON.

a, ATLANTA, Co.. Oct. l9.-Iho feature of
tHe military reunion to-day was tie Krli,u
pafaae. The troops marched through the
tliteipnl streets nlnid great enthusiasm.
thtooat " O'clock tbs military rcached Ogle-
ssMoage pnrk, where Gen. w. r. Hunt. cot,-
snaia!aht of 4le Atlanta Barracks. took
tS'rii,al n'ri,!lt &c command Of tho hrlgadc. A. =
vatK. And' weru greeted with salute Ut sey-
T+nset1 +i1 guns VI tllo Filth Artillery Ut the
IL Gsqh'af hitfya adlnH' The Governor thsa reviewed
, 1880-10-20

Special Dtspateh to The Chteaoo 1rtbanA
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Oct 10.-'Vllile Charles
Nolen, Of High Forest, wns moving bniitl-
Ing 1t suddenly fell, and, twenty minutes
later, when found under the debris, his neck
and three ribs were broken. Ills tlentlt was
instantaneous. Lis funeral took place this
sptetas Dtspatea 10 IN. cateaon Tribune.
SHELnYy1L1.E, Ind, Oct. 1Q.-Julln Pow
ers, q freight brakeman on tho Cincinnati.
indianapolis, st. Louis & Chlcngo Road, was
Instantly killed near st. Paul, III this county,
Powers was single man, and lived III Delhi,
tHly State
, 1880-10-20
SUICIDE.

NEW LONDON, Con't., Oct 10.-Airs. Seth
Smith, the wife OF Il prominent physician of
this city. willis suffering from Temporary
alteration OF the mind, jumped lutu the river
md WIS drowned. Her body WIS recovered
was Ill accomplished u.ld very wealthy l,,tly.
, 1880-10-20

attention Of tic spectator unfit tho clnsc.
It's CONSTRUCTION ls akilffnf, aud tie strong
sltssntltns by 'ynlcl, IL Is recommended u
spontanulty. Both tho .iinoe mil tue car-
1ctcrlznlion nre particularly Eofnl. Tho play
had the advantage OF competent perform
ancn. Dc Wo1fe Hopper played C"if,u,ius
Vury habully.
, 1880-10-20

MISS NELLIE; CALHOUN.
SAN F1lASClsco, Oct i0.-Nfiss Nellie Co1.
houn, gratldniece Of John Z. Calhoun. ,nado
very successful debut at Tho Grand Opera
House Inst night as Juliet. and was accorded
II gratifying reception.
, 1880-10-20
RUDOLPH lsOpKE.

Special D.pateh to IAs Chicago Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., Oct. 10.-'Ilto mail found
dead In this city yesterday WIS to-day ldetl-
tilted US 1sudofph popkc, employed on farm
west Of tho city. l1o Ind spent the night
with friends ln town, aud sturtod ut MI carly
THE manner alld cause OF his death remain
nYatt1ics.
, 1880-10-20

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. ia convention Of
Southeastern and Southwestern raflruuds Is
being held lure. Its object Is to nljust md
royIse rates between all Southeastern antl
Southwestern pOtttts.
, 1880-10-20

a WELL-DESEKrED PROMOTION.
Atr. Thomas j. Potter lias been appointed
General Manager Of tho Chicago, Burlington
It. Quincy Raifroad and lensed lines, cmbra.
cling all roads operated by the Company ctst
Of tlle Missouri River, with his Headquarters
Mt Chicago: the appointment 10 tnke effect
Nov. 1. Mr. Potter well deserves tho pronlo-
ion. Whelt app0intetl Assistant General
Manager OF this Company llu WIS cuinpara-
known @ Ut lis qualifications ST Tor sucii re- re-
sppns,Din position. But ilo spon wurketl him.
self il,to tllo fr0ilt rAnk Ut Chlcago rtstlruatl
managers by tho efficiency and utility with
wllicii ho n!anHKed tle n!lairs of thy Com.
gaiMul III tlla short s|AcU Of Il year IL an
Reinforcement Of whlcl. n1Iy nlnil might Justly
bo proud.
, 1880-10-20

BURNED TO DEATH.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct IA daughter OF
Geufge Madison, near kltbyvilte, burned tu
dtatft, her clothes taking fire.