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THE COURTS.
rha Voice OF, the Tax.Flghter le
Heard Once More.
Mrs. sullivan Succeeds In Getting Out
5. on Bail.
THE rAx-rr1nTRRs.

AK
- ,,,,,,x C,,rt va ouraaad ycs,or,av "a
inc eou"'s ,saatt,,s - rror.rts.hoi,to-, ~
hearing sno oolec.oas =. . vvps.y1,e.s .,e,tass ~
sor 1s;Q taxes. The following were tho principal
lsa,ast,ona y, ,s 9lcd and disposed of,
oele.Da cnorai nh,ocicd In noraon "a Nm toY-
suon of his property ou the ground that tho
cnuuty Treasurer divided taxes TINT ,.woro na-
ssssei upon m ent'ro tsae.. lie claimed TIN.
aS astoa ao9as Il tho diasrent pieces
9uy %sSs ens &. ;no and
TONS Judgment to.Ionf n..as OF tae amount
Tss o1s Sus hs objection was overrusa on tho 70.
n'5City n'T5hsCity Of Chicago, by H. ". Ntoaby, attorney,
EuSias SnS ,ascS VIZ Ssh9ol Fund property aud not
":H The Norihxsatcrn University and the Uhllch
tsum issm taxatlon. objection Sustained,
esa &c., s sx sess ssa sss i ID haas IA e.
liz Keh!lath Aayhe Manrsy Congregation o.
1cctei 10 the taxntlon or lne1r graveyard, Nhicb,
tbcy cln!ncd was freo under The third apeoitica-
lion ot Gec Chat. Nv. ot tho Nevlsed statutoa
Of Illinois op1GcHo;n, Y; q, sustained. 9 3,l ..u.r,
es.aiS, 4. r Cult. md o.hers, t1 tho ~ per cont
pe,lalty" ohMrgcd agatnet delinquent ta1pny,,
efs, they claininF thAt sno @ collection on 2. 9,,d m
after May waa ggn @ 1 Ing at nstcf fp pr 81 .nas tae
,a, don, WIS taEen up in are,,ins cr thls matter,
and con- age L1hs S,a hn, G@,e ne, ne en0"1 o L. og
rfi1n. aud requested all interuetod lawyers TO
nako their ar9i,nents:
~ I Mt, 4. G. ssory. lie hcId that. il tho exfra
pcrcentn9c WIS cnaFgeu Us pcnatys nndao
aLscru,nntion was inade a9a1nst one ciaa9
q ssta,e. es0peAa!st Aseors!sng q tho conatitut'on.
all tnxcs wore icvlea ai!ke. ana 4 tho ponalty
st ~ sGear liz WIN aasn a,rIes as my
thetot"rs Ia ,iiogai II tho extra Charge was not
termed q. penalty. The law did not 20 into cf~
feet until Iu!y !sao' Wnae aus @ 3S.y III peCluo
aen on aSa! HIn n, ~ hy a'i a. Nv n,,a a.
I'M, Acturdfur TO established principles, tho de-
lInquent tar Tor 1870 could not bo collected I'M
der th!s INV.
a sno sI,n,o fr ~ o,imntnrs ann S.n,v
HtiopnsY WifInt md Curporation Cuunsel HiinIns
epoke Ia bchnlf Of tho nutborities. Canssdoria-
BIO lAw was offered " both gasa, and i y yery
: pa this point this woek..
IIes!dGs the nbuye objections. st1 wero filed
pt lo Eon rarx two xss tnd
saero drive, tdtrteen ugalnst city speoiula,
' four a9atnst Iowu Of Lake specials, and four
c.lses ot,c IL BY tic School uoa.1. ons BY tho city
ond uue " Schoo' trustees. O9jeetlons tn othOrs
ase nude on account ot alleged improper n9t!g9.
cases.
The objection in the Lafc-s Shore drive is made
Syn D slca sn sr ss su s y ss @ sS
possession q I; Fartlisfmore, ths ut et AZ
sys ,n9 LILO
in Tho special aBsesslne1lt cnao directions wore
nude In q number by tho city aud town 9,lthori-
fuH DubI{0 OFUuETty, which fHb1Q {tE way U6 Tho
, 1880-08-12

u. UNIFIED STATES COURTS, o., ...
,.tos ~ses! ., nAecock begun. q suit yesterday to
, 1880-08-12

:; sIATE COURTS. -
tscn aat ua'tlaaer ps2ap II sY!s yestsrdAy fos
e'" aaasnst Jncob Krcb4. :.
, 1880-08-12
limo IL Money,

10 shs Editor ot The rnieupo 7rtbuns.
CHICAGO, Aug. I.-Whlst tho oillcors OF the
Illinois Central IlaIlFoud Cotnpany arc usuully
attentive to tho comforts ot their passeugors,
yet they DO not Scem to recognize tho f,lct that
their tiIno Ia valuable aud should not be wnstcd
unnecessarily,
For tho past few months the Hyde Park trains
hayo beon run sometimes on time, but fur ,uorc
frequently FROM ten 10 twenty minutes buhud
tho timc given on their tlue-tablo This applies
to aln,Ust all thoir tralns In general. but moro
particularly to tho train going north, which
should leave Hydo Purk at 7,4l a. Jn,, according
to the tlmo-tablo This particular train IL near
~ on limo about oucn III TWO weeks; during tho
rest Of tho time II is, on nu average, about If
teen minutes late, Consequently, tho uvtort-
unnta passengers. not knowing when It will ba
on thug or when II will bo behind time, usHoh,-
only their valuable time, but uiso % tIot moro ns
Depot out Ut tet1pcr, uul often fnlIiug to keep
Of tho ttrne- -tablo; Or on tho other hlid,
expecting tho truin to ba late, as uslAl thor mr.
rlyo ut the Hyde pnrk depot fow minutes after
rived tor onco very nuariy on tltnp. Whcn cotI,.
plA[nt "a made TO tho oidcals Ut tho Company wc
1 s1 tSs tna taS ~ tra capp Y rn %
utes at t. tnrn 5hs e9sE!,e sa nks
w. i snlseie,t timS y th,s aaa @ aiscr tho itho
not ks the tao Medcs n'ta Ts psrs5as, anS
whioh alternth not. because thoro nre cunstnnt
sss aiy poHulas sucrodness about thia ri ttain
which makeg 1t uny exception. Al! W. nak Is
that tho trains should 10 rlt according t0 tho
~ ~; aa Whether TIC t,.ns ShoYld no
trains; "a Il matter we lcave to the wisdom anl
convenience OF the ot.lcnla OF tho Company.
, 1880-08-12
Texas Fever ht tic dtock-YurdS.
ID EAl Edittf ~ 1k4 [Atfa20 TftluMk.


pEoR1A. ILL.,, Aug. Il. Tho sub!oot of Toxas
foyor III aattlo bus bcVn t!scusscd antong tho
!ve-stoek u,on for tlA'ly years, mud many plans
tor tho satefy Ut tho feodora and EASTERN sl'r-
pcss havc been proposed, but mono hava been
carrua cut, ~ that thuro IL tho sHlno dangcr ~
ever for tho feeders In buying foetllnR chttlo
this fali ut the Unon Stuck Ynrds pf our city.
l.think TINT IL the Chicugo duly pspors would
taku tho mattcr in baud, anu discuss Il both N
their etistorial and CITY n0ws columns. tho Unon
stock- rurda Company could bo induced to gvo
tho feeders bf Illinois nnd Of othur Wcstcra
Htutus sumo projection ngu!uat this diseuse.
Lust full tho fucders uf this vicinity loxt u10ut
44 bead tf cQttt9. which costt orcr e., ,0H,
ali ut which wcvG bought In your city A1ld con-
1rueled tho dseaso tho1c. nlso have hcuru
from diter0it part4 VI !nllnnA und ohln. anA
khu rupnrta urU pb4hit tho kltue ~ from this
place, where they bought Chtcagp euttlc., I
haNe ulso rcad iate Fcports fron " England. which
frou thls country. tho cattle conlinx mostly.
from Chicago, where they must havo aslntrAutcd
, 1880-08-12

10 heass., nrNicKEAAoCkeN-Ad1ud Yllt
lvusm,Msttu s'allday. u which lay Court wpS I'd.
, 1880-08-12
ITEMS.

NV s*uoae Moran 0unounecs tAAt attorneys having
. ~ ,sses they Wish to rodookot On mandate from
law a" eapFeino Or Appellate Court must give at
se ays .iot.oe 70 the OPPOSITE party oofore
hes hsaSg Moran Will aot 10 10 Court again until
.~N0Auats
, 1880-08-12
Street Sprtltt1llng.

AZ tN EQRsoF % 1Nt Ehfd1o 1T1oAH4.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10-Thc strept sprlnkllng this
year Is u farco md humbug. Nearly every day
tho spr5nklluR stops ut noon, leaving the streeta
dusty and disaGFacab'0 tho greater part OF tho
nrno. OF all tho daya In tho week when d
bountifui supply OF wttcr should be thrown on
tho streets, 1t Is 8atur1Ry. when women md chill
dren usually como down town, md set tho III.
ornoon: of that day @ sre almost u'lbearablo on
for this state ol things. The sp1nkiinK Is worse
this ycas lhali nt any previous t!e. allA ii this
mnticr y within tho jurisdfctlun Of the bUst
essury, nud he Will supply tns rrtnedy. It mny
be .clultnel thnt tue streets uanuot DC properly
awcpt: but this Is Il hunib1tF, ~ 1t N dOug lii
other cltlus, and bus nlwayp hcen ilone horc-at
lcust tho sprlklttg Gould be Kept up I'LL y. H.,
and still leave tho streets dry v,,ough fur ull
sweeping purposes. II tho prraeut contractor
cannot du It, Llvro nre plenty who Gun. uy NIL
mems let us hnro deQontly bprtnkieu strrety.
This letter expresses very KehtruI rutnpntnt,
aud 1s sent tu THE InlnuNE III the bcltef thAt III
TINT way 1t will do tho inost Koud.
CLARE ErnkEr.
, 1880-08-12
11Iy0TIcra.

y
haa aAsF =. Myors tlod n bl1t yesterday agAEnst
~ Sst noaoand. james u. Myors, complaluln9 thai
~ ~ aeaorted her over Two years ago, and ohar1.
Hxa x MGt saG she " uudor no further obligation tu
jnn. amilar bil wns also tllel by Narguset Hem-
Es c.,,o aRaihst Jaaoh aelnugsan, tho chAege be-
, 1880-08-12

c,u... JUDGMENTS. a.
siabnppEtF Ga49E7 4E EuargsAoxs - Seneca D
= " 0AAp 41IlkR, &3uS&.
, 1880-05-01

Hrreta' Dispaleh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
AMHERST, Portage Co., April M.-Wintor
wheat III thts county Is MI cnttru future.
Spring wheat hns, bum put fm fair shape.
Agrenge Increased about ~ per cent. Wheat
sold very close.
sp<ttni Ut1pateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WArEFrowS, Wis, April 3o.-Farln wnrk
IN this SECTION Inns heGn considerably retarded
BY the cold, wet weather for some days l,isst.
Farmers have not finished sowing onts and
hurley, Earl y.snw,l spring wheat coyers tho
ss1nnnd., .nlM Is growing rlpi.lly, showing
g9oa color alni II vigorous .apl,earnncc. Tho
Wfnter wheat that passed. tho Winter sately Is
thrifty and doing well. Grass Inns Il iine
ssart, alul. tho 0utluuk for pastures md
n.eadows Is excellent. a largo portion Of
tho clnyer was winter-kiIlru, but tho fields
remaining E1vH gtlOtt premise.
aptcLdl HispAisth 10 Tho Chicago 1tttsne.
EAU C1AlNE. Wis. April 3o.--Knowlng
farmers report tat scarcely over onu-I,nlf 1T
tho wheat crop IN. this equity ltns been saw1l
owing to the continued co!d anu wet weather.
The neroago will l,e considerably lurgor than
Inst Aeasnn, mud tic winter wllcut Ia found to
he but little Injured by the alternate changes
0t rain md c0lt wentler lii tho -lnolltlis Uf
February md March.
, 1880-05-01

SHttta! Dfipdteh 10 Tbs Chicago tribune,
STAR CoRNEl Clay Co., April :p.-Thc
tong-sougllt-f0r rain l,as colno ut Inst, al,.l
e;r1in Is sprouttng. Tho ground was III good
condition for Seeding, md prospects arc i'm
proving. Outs hayt been gowli more freely
thls scnson OIL account of scarcity Of seed
Wlluat.
Special Dhpateh to Tn4 Chicago Tribune.
DROoKlsas, Dak., April p.-Wheat is nil
RnWn. Oats .nlMl hurley are mostly sDwtl.
Thu weather IL very favorable, and wheat IL
coming III nicely,
sptsta, HIspaisA to 7ne chltnpo Tt.b,ns.
AultoltA, Dak., April 10.-SeetlEng is nearly
finished In this Vicinity. The weather IL very
favorable.
Special D.paseh to Tns Chteaan Tribune.
.YASKToN. luk,, April 0.-Small grain Ia
All [u. Tile hreu vi wheat IL nb1,lt Is pCI
GENT lncrersa over Inst Senr. Tho light ruin
this week tIas caused wheat to colilo up III
tho lust fuW days.
, 1880-05-01

ncrcage OF oats and fink sown, up, md look
Ing we'll. Corn haaf sold, and rdmntns in
Sfips sTi,s, NJ stations. Our winter wheat badly
srttial Dispatch to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
VASpA1tk. Fayette Co., April 3o.-Wlnter
wheat loDks better thalt III 1870; NcrcaRe ut
lenst one-fo,trth larger than lust season; very
little old wfcnt .lnspll. More corn has been
sold tlinn ustlnt. ltny llns bce1, scarce md
grain fed freely. Fruit promises b good
crop. z. =,
Special Dfspoteh to 1As CAteaao Trta.ns. t.,
CAMl'Toy, ILL.,, April 3D.-Alf OF tho small
co,ne mp we'll. n,li look finely. There Ii 4
good gr0wtll Ut Rrnss for tho season. Farm
ers aro waiting fur warmer weather to r!ant
psess raarka6e Zoo E"@i. o AppIo @ and chsrry psss
trees almost rnnt1y Il, blossom.
Special ptpateh to 1hs Ehteaeo Tribune.
GENEVA. ILL.,, April N.-Wllcat md oats
nre nil snwi, md wheat l,nw shows two
leaves. 'flr prospects nre favorable for Il
lnrgo crop. Tic ground Is quite wet.
, 1880-05-01

aptctai Dfspa.ch to The Chicago Tribune
BosroS, April W.-Freemalt, the locassct
fanatic, wllrhe brought before the Suprente
Court next Wednesday, on tho question Of Ills
sanity. When llo was arraigned before Ills
counsel raised the point that liz WIS then Ill
sale and not capable OF pleading or of assist
lng in tho conduct ot his defense, anti afier
the hearing was committed to tho Insane Asy-
lum. Tle Government now claims TINT llo Is
BIl1le, md If the Court Is convinced Of TINT he
VIII be called upon to plenl to tho lndict-
Mcnt Of murder. The defense III tho trIni, II
tlie CASE comes tO trlnI, will bu tint Frtnl,lHIl
WhS fllsnne when llo sacrificed Ills child In
thu llAllu 0f religion.
, 1880-05-01

side. Tho case was tried pnrtly by n jury
and partly by tho Court, tho hitter part now
occupying the attention nf tho Court.
.ClNCiSNAT1. April n..-Afrs. President
Hayes IL. here, md to-day Intended tho
funeral of her brother, Dr.. Webb, who died
in Minnesota.
QuEnEc, April 3o.-Tho steamer prusstan,
from Liverpool, Inns nrrlved, tlle first arrival
New 1oRK, April ;W.--The storm on tho
Sound last night WINS the most severe fl
years, All tho steamers from tho city Weru
Obliged to seek hnrbors md anchor.
, 1880-05-01
The Pennsylvania Rribera Liber-
ated by the Board OF
Pardons.
Mayor Ixnllocls Sues the Surviving
Proprietor OF tho Chron-
iclo for Libel.
Brief Biographical Sketch Of Glenn
entBhaw, tho Alleged Per"
jurer.
Freeman, the Pocassct Fanatic, TO Be Put
Upon His Trial.

iIAnn1sDuuu, 1'n., April 30.-Tl,e Board Of
pnrltons, nftcr hnlf m hour Of private cor-
snltatior, recommended tho pardon Of Kcnl-
bic, Crawford, Sniter PETROL, and RumberRcr
III 80 far rs thoir imprisonment Is concerned.
The recommendation Is signed by tho wfiolO
Hoard, notwithstanding the fact that Palmer
WIS not present. Tho recommendation Is
substantially rs follows: "Thnt tho net Of
1871 provides for simple Imprisonment, mid
that therp fs IN law for the Imposition of
additional conditions In the sentpnGe, such us
imprisonment ut separate and SOLITARY COLI
tine1llent and hard labor. THO Supreme
Cn,rt llns often decided these enlarged SEN
fences unlawful, MID by common Inv tnl-
rris0nsnellt III tho pCnltcnt[Ary has beGn re-
ENrttea rs infamous. As tlicSg nre OtfensCs
recently made punishable, a,ld the first COLI
victtons unt1er THO new law, the Board recoln-
lnentts rs aooye.r
HARRISBURG, pu., April 30.-The parlons
iii tho corrupt solicitation cases were 1nHle
ont by . O'Clock, signed by the Governor, and
tnkcli to the Sheriff Of Dnupllln County,
who took the papers into ctnrt. The Judge,
after examining them, called attention to tho
fact TINT the sentence, rs reetttd III tile ptr.
talls, rrn.l "hart lnb0r.'". whereas l!e hMd
not used the word " hard Mt ali. 11o d.
rected TINT they Big corrected ut the State De.
l'nr1nlclt by striking out tho word "llartl,"
att tint IN btinx presented again to tho
ers The Vnpers were then presented to tho
Sheriff, and the lines and costs, amounting TO
Sa.t2l, having. bcen paid, thb prisoners were
rult,lsnd md departed for their homes, with
The, exception Of Rumburgur, who IL still
uerE.
, 1880-05-01

DEAnwooD, April &.-A Camp Sheridan,
Ncb,, dispatch says lust night two dcsper-
aloes talae.l Hall md Purter, wl,ilo drunk.
entered a,l Intlian ca,lp anu ratsel quu rrcl
Will, tie Inmates, shooting md almost Ill
btantly killing "Grny Eyes, big medicine
man AtnonK the SlvMx alil wolIialtnY his
sIl!aw j, tho leE; irhs desneradoes .Wcre
in the, KAard-house heavily ironui Ai,d
chnined, alld Guarded.
, 1880-05-01
IOWA.

Spetfdt Dlrateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
1foois's PoINr, Hamilton Co., April 30.-
Spring wheat up md promising, Smaller
ncreage tItnn last ycnr. None left over Tor
shipment. Surplus Of old corn small. Wealth
CT good for plowIng, but uncomniOnly windy.
Special Dtspatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
SIEEfL Rock, Butler Co., April 30.-Very
snlall increase In acreago Of spring wheat
over lust season. There will be iivo tt,nes
tic amount Ut lax sUWn this senYor than
ever. Thousands Of bushels of flax PIT in
OIL contract. Moro oats sOWn tlinn lust sea-
son. -
Special Dt.pa,ta to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR HAp1Ds, 1a,, April :N-prospects
spending date. Wheat and onts mrs coming
nlong finely. md The recent mild wentfor and
frequent showers l.aYe mnde grent chalxe
III tho past week. They nrH about two
Inches nbDve Erollnd mud roofing well. a
gootl many pieces OF winter wheat killed
for lack Of snow llnve beun turned
under and another crop Of slllall
Eraln put In. Tho loss occaslonca by
tho fntluro OF winter wheat will be quite
large IN tho Stnte. 4 good lnany farmers aro
now preparing their curn-gr0unl, n1,d during
the next two weeks considerable planting
xviii bu done.
The outlook Is excellent for Il tlne crop of
fink, though tllurp slftttu raised 1T this cotlll-
tY rs compared with sOtlu Of the surrounding
counties, notably Talna,
The prospects for An abundant frllitcrop
Were never ln0re 1nttering thun now lit this
vicinity. Every fruit tree, bush, and vino Is
laden with buds.
, 1880-05-01
- = AID VOTED,
8ptetal Ntpdtth to Tn Chicago Tttb4ut.

BpFt1al UEspatth 70 7hs Chicago Irbunt.
MADISON. Wis. April so.-A largely at
tended. meeting OF prominent c!tlzels Of
Madison was held Mt the Park Hotel tonight
to talta Into consideration voting MD to the
Chicago d Toulah Narrow Gauge Kailroal,
from Mctlforl, Grant County. to thlsctty, Aft
cru thorough discussion ~ to tl,a many bent,-
fits to ba derived from it's completion, the fol-
lowing resolution was offered by Mr. Maine,
which was unanimously adopted:
Iies69peI, Aa tho sense OF this meeting that tho
City OF Madison A!d tho Chtoago Il Yoinah Rail-
Vt t.5,0o0
Tho completion of this road will open up
Q ycry rtoll part OF tho State, and will doubt
less sncure tho construction BY the North
western Of line from Madison TO Mllwau-
kee,
, 1880-05-01
DISSOLUTION or A NOTED FIRM.

DosToN, April l'30.-lloughto,,, Osgood &
Co., tho largest publishing in Doston,
dissolve partnership tomorrow. Houghton,
with the present junior partner mud Lawson
Valentine, q Nuw York huslness-laai,, 70 On
with tho business ~ ilought0ll, Alilllln i
Co. Oygoo!l takes the he!totypes anl art and
list, and goes d. as james II. Osguod u CO.
, 1880-05-01

AUGUSTA, Co., April 30,-0e,.. Il. r, Alex
allder, President Of the Georgia Railroad,
has bcen tende1ed the position Of V!ce.Psesl-
dent Of the Louisville j. Nashville railroad,
]le Will accept, anu accll1e reelection to tAe
Presidency Of tho Geosgta NaIlroad.
Fifteen hundred shares OF tho CeorRta
Railroad sold llers yesterday aud to tny from
l0a down to pur. Tho stock Is n0W very
stEouE ut To-: Central stock, wy.
, 1880-05-01

Bp<eiat Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune,
DEcArulh ILL.,, April 3o.-At Mount Olive
to-slay Charlie Gray, Of this city, was rim
oyer by two freight ears, md died In II few
teS taEny irsv %y G1
road thu Incident occurred.
, 1880-05-01
NEI}IIASIkAa

5pseta1 Dtspatth to 1ht Chteaso 7+tbans+
rLAlraatour1l, Cass Co., April 30.-Acrcago
of sprllg wheat greater tllail lust season.
Ground dry. About lb per cent ut the old
crop yet OH hA1ld. Fifty per cent of tho corn
sold. Alorc tlax soWn Ihan usual.
Special IHspateh u Tbs Chicago Itthuhs.
ULYSSES. butler Co., April W.-YYe think
our wheat .er0p Is cut short by tho dry
weather, Ground very dry and no ra!li.
Fnrlners are busy planting corn. Oil corn
mostly sold.
, 1880-05-01

Pacific Division, now terminating at Holland,
md surveyors aro already In tho iiultl locat-
lng tho llne OF tho proposed route. a tlglc-
gntlon, Of tho lending businessmen OF AGkluy
wnitet feW dnys ng0 ltt'oli President Trncy
llngton, Cetlnr Rapids u Northorn 1sallrontl,
and their conference, It Ia stated, wns highly
satisfactory. Resolutions werc passed ut i.
mnss-lneeting, held ut .Ackley, fnyoring Il i
atu greatly plcNsed with tho prospect
, 1880-05-01
FATAL QUARREL.

FAnMlSuroN, N. H., April so-A quarrel
aruse to-day between William Ksnuuy and
his wife, when their son Samuol tntarferrcd
IL project Ills mother, The futher seized d
bntel,er-kntfo and stabbed Samuel, killing
i!im utmost instantly,
, 1880-05-01

WRECKS ON THE ATLANTIC.
NEW YoIlIs, April 30.-From all along the
eoast, from Long Branch to New brunswick,
como reports Of wrecks Ut tile smaller craft.
Tho storm was very severe on tho Hudson
AhOul
, 1880-05-01

....-... .-..... F1AhGr, ChAnpARn Co. III
BLOOD BYNuI, Ina tonS n.o more K0pd far xtdntf
Complaint Aid t1eAEt nlseAxo thin nny Other ned
en1 Used. 1t also curoll ono Of my ehiidttn e
Ehllt3 aud HcsOfulA. NAll1AAET EHlHx,
, 1880-05-01
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS,

Disease OF tho Stomach nuH XiyeY.
Cairo. Alexander u. Ill
nkAn 8It. Hnfotipk for B01nG linie with ffeadstNa
and nlsoAAe OF the Stomach and ltvUe. MA jbdutpd
resa1rGh INC ~ perfect health and strength.
No. W EIxhthsAl CtlA2, ailEltxY
, 1880-05-01

H9Ivfd0F0, HoOno Co. III, Feb. NH
nKAM S1H: hAvo boon usirH your INDIAN 1lTO6D
EfRUl for some ttno Rtd an pcrfgctly satisfied vii
puttte. sirDnRtuns the Nerves, isogunteA tho stos
ach nnd Iuwels, and }sslI0Fes leheunhstan. 1ousl
nut 10 Wtthone1k At&8. WE9TfAllA
, 1880-05-01
TIE FRISCO TRAGEDY,

SAN FRANCESCA, April 3.-M. II. Dc
Young, surviving proprietor Of the Chronicle,
WIS arrested Mt noon to1lay Oil n complaint
Of Mayor KallUctI charging him with libel.
Tho alleged lIbcl WAY the reproducing In tho
Chronfcte Of nn editorial which appeared III
tile New York World, which nccusct Mayor
KallneA of sub0rnat1on mid perjury In COLI
'lect!on with tho testimony given by Cie,nnet-
shaw ut the tM0nest on tho body OF Charles
Dr Young. The prisoner wis Released Oil
~Nfw YonK, April 9o.-A Sun francisco
correspondent telegrapl!s concerning thu ar
rIalE1'n'smt of !. NJ. Knllocl, faf tue murder Of
sffs s @ oH" ises tH easbsss %S 5ss es se S Go 9
aM.l the rest of tho world may be prepared
to rcntl of Il vehement demonstration OF htt-
ter h::::nostties already steeMd III human
gore. with n!ssIbly ll!ore t" fdJ'ow. Tho tes-
rested t"r perjury, will ho supported, it
tnMspires, BY t!!at :of dozen others, WHO
wiil testify that j>e Young flrcst tile tIstsl.ot.
G.Ie'saw int II eafy 1s an s FILL % {ha ~ Sa ysSas
Artillery, mid. received MI hororabln dis
Charge. 1lu became acquainted with tho
bl9rnotls In Wo0lwlcl,, lit 1870, and married
S[orlaon. lls l.'st hls wife two years later.
trnnk-1naker, md supplied brigham Young's
E1eat cu8pe1atfye Institution with trunks
enough to serfp ntl the saints till tho mllIGn-
hinna.' lie liad trouble with his seconti En-
Elisl,. wife, and gave her Mormon divorce,
hMt lived with her two or three years.
FIua!Iy, lust full, they had final sepnratlol
Ills factory .wns burned, md he wRs once
:llnrged with rolblng young nian's trunk,
MMl tho Mor,notls brEnn to look down on him.
Disaster followed disaster, and about tic
middle Of December liz left the city OF tho
!aints To 20 to Europe. 1ie went to San
francisco, where hu remained Under several
anlllcs, Tho sixth shot cannot bc 'fonntl.
Before tho examination 0t Ciemcntsllnw,
documents from, SaIt Lako aru promised,
llowing his general unworttiness."
, 1880-05-01

te tyssy e }sysa fse %G e sa hat rs III Is asays "aSs
centrally located, when It Is tnkEti Into c0'1.
alteration that tho NoW York Ccntrnl und
Like Shore. .nro, practically ono .rontI, and he
ms larRo business Interests tllere,--all LEI q
honorable entlcnvors to locate tho tsn!ll.lar..
ters III Erie. lint this Is not gill. It is welt
known TINT s0a,lu time before tho late Chief
Engineer OF tue .1.nkn Shore, Mr.: Charles
C0litns, committed suicide, thu Lake Shore
llund lind purchased Ills rcsldenco Of, tho
tho al!egc,l intention Of erecting OIL lta site MI
OF thc Co,npnl,y Nlr. ColiinB hati already re-
moved his family to Ashtabula afitl settled
ti1crp permanently, only rtserytng tho right
10 occupy the city li0isu until sucl ttn,e IS
TUG Isa!lwny Company sho,lh ret ready 70
coMpany Ias Pos postpo',eii i building IN shis cty,
and continues tU OCCUPY one.inlf nf tho dizzy
block on Winter street which l.as 50 lUllg
been crowded will, their Offices. It is re-
ported thnt tho officials OF tho rand are t!ssat-
Isted with their present quarters, antl that II.
Ssf seSt s sgs tic EGsdssy a$tsis {o II Jss
ut atf, hut will loon! skywartls Il,
tle smaller city Of Erle. The An;
AtanaEcr,. GN1!eral Ticket Agent, etc, will
very much dislike to depart from! the Forest
City, but In ease the l,oEers tint bo sha!! 50
Mr. Scott Is :. rcIative of Tom seott, Of tho
Ienrsylvanin Company, and Is sall to pos.
scsa .sonlp OF the remarkable qualities OF
mind, that eharncterize his nnrlcsnke. In
case ttis change shal! l,e 1natte and tho two
Scotls shalt c0nblnc their erergles and pool
their interests, one of tho most gigantic cor
porat!ons TINT tho country Inns yet seen may
, 1880-05-01
Diseases or the Ll1ngss

HUn&HH. Ff&NkDH
DEAR Btit: This Il 10 certify thAt yHuf INltIAa
niI}Ii1 SYRUP f,aa cured ME Ut Lung ssIsfAs s
which had been Troubling lnv tor long nms' ns :
~''s"'A@''s iHSIN WlYrthuTuH.
, 1880-05-01
FATALLY KICKED.

KNOXVILLE. O., April S0.-A 8-year-o1d
child OF 1Iunry Segler, on the MaysyiIo
pike followed Its father Into tho stalle-yartt,
ind wns fatally kicked by horse.