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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-30

applause. Mayor Bigelow expressed his pleas
 ure at being called upon to preside and said one will now address you, one whom we all de Y light to hear, the Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon Dr. Bacon was received with long continued applause.
 REV. DR. BAooN's ADDRESS.
 He said that it seemed to him like what is called an Irish blunder Daughter and ap. plause) that he had been called upon for the { duty laid upon him. But in behalf of these | multitudes present, in behalf of those who have laid the duty upon me, and in behalf o1 myself, I bid you Burning to the agitators>
 welcome. Prolonged applause.) In you1 \ country (to MT. ParnelD you are feared as a
 great agitator. Prolonged applause.) But
 you will not agitate us (Great laughter and applause.) repeat, we are not afraid of you. Oaughter.) Without any reserve and with
 all our hearts we greet you as an honored
 stranger, and yet not wholly as a stranger,
 but in some sense kinsman coming to us on
 mission of benefcence.
 You are welcome to our country-our coun-
 try, say, for we are all Americans. (Great
 applause.J This is our America, whose arch
 of empire extends from Plymouth and swings around to the Golden Gate. This is our America, with all it's resources, capabil- ities, all the vigor of it's political institutions, all the glory of it's history, and all the grandeur of it's future,-this and no other is our country. (Great applause. } You are welcome to our city, this beautiful New Haven. We all partake of it's industries, we all share in it's prosperity, or suffer loss in its diversity; and no other city in the world, not New York, nor Washington, nor golden San Francisco, not Boston nor Chicago, not Dublin nor Cork (great laughter and applause) is to us what is New Haven, and our New Haven bids you welcome. Prolonged ap- plause.) The newspapers have told us, Mir. Parnell, and probably you are aware that in this country newspapers always tell the truth Daughter r)-newspaper have told us that you were born of an American mother (applause and cheers), that she was.the daughter of our illustrious admiral whose name was given to you by your sponsor in baptism. By that name he gave you, Charles Stewart (applause and cheers), grandson of an old naval hero whose early victories gave new splendor to our flag in the late war, may it forever remaiu the last-we give you welcome. (Applause.) Newspapers have told us that your name and blood are English First, if that be fault, Qaughter) many of us are in the same difficulty, and though as
, 1880-03-12

NfW 1pfE EFfN(h0 F17t. =,
When Edmond Da,ltts was thrown from tho
prtulpiec that was crowned by thu Chatsau
d IT Into the sea he WIS tied up III y s4ckm ss,,
betnx supposed to 10 dead-and went aosn
soI,lu ttttj feet or 80 aftor striking tho Wasef:
Hut hu cut himself loos9 with u knife, a'io "
dlnt Of swimming. Us We remember snIn9 H M,,''
miles. with AE Easy Krace thAt was ali hls oHm, ~
IT. not to he happy ever atlcrwur1. llU han pee'
ylonsly aisenUdnbered himself Of hls gna1u, 1n,,,
tho % Fscrca s M',al so.tleusns @ Itss ct NSiea: i
Now Calsluhla, wcro mt ~ Fortunate. IaSt
'nnnaged 70 gvt aWay lust Us Henri NneM!stt !,e ~
DO 4ol,o. cluyor swimming, but to tnke the,s
ehnius nlony with thotu. They nctuaIlJ con.
tr1Sed. however. although thus hu1nperud, ~, ~
bour.l and capturu Il Government sci0untr tno
BIortlecAi to thruw tlo cruw into tho w!tef,1
the capta!n ~ special act Of f4ynr, beng III II
lowt.l 10 row oH IN hs Eg.-aMd sprrsliAg H.; an
Incident for neW Furte ". Marlin dratna, Wnies
In week Or two Will probably w Avaalea Oh
, 1880-03-12
STATE t:t,ttIt'l'S.

Herbert G. Ayr yesterday 1eA n bill
ags1i'lst the Catholic bishop of CI,rago to
compel lin 10 Keep Ills r0Htrnct. Ayer SAYS
flint about tho 18th ut February Inst ne na.lu
NJ, agreement with tho defendant Ia
buy Ut lin at tho price OF Sas0.G0o, tho
20 feet sn,t, of anA attJnIning The north g,
feet "f !.ot "ls," N!aex2, of Tho Catht,lse
lslslop Ut Chicago Subdivision Ut I.pt II IN
i,ronson's Attlitin, to Chicago. The sum OF
5000 WIS to bu taitl In rlsli Oh tho delivery
e y good abstract Df TILE. g'Ml tllS le'an!ler
aml Srpten!lrr ,Iaxt. Thu lsis!IUl, 1l.weyci;,
bus 1loliltl colltp!a!nntt tat l,e iii! nut pr'.
s Fs + - srry f,frss Si, nS ts MEts aT haS re-
plai,ant ayers Tint ha Ii really md willing to
E.Srfnrln his coIltr'sct, 9,Mi hH asks that the
!ttlop nsay bu rolnpelled to keep Ills part 0f
thN AFfn1EviiN!lt.
Frederick ls1rgella commenced suit In
tnspnss agalust James Walsh Rnd N. T..
Walsh, claiming 81, 200 damages.
W. 7, WILSON brought snit In attachment
aKalMst the 1own Coal Company to recover
S3,UN
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ceased appointed his wifo executor without
bonds.


TIFF; CALL.
1unIE DnuMMOND-ln chambers.
JuixlE DEMONSTRATION, l,EN l.fet ,fteo. nj,
1,tfS, f, ION. 1,Nsr 1,044, 1017, LOIS, l l.trl..,
t,0js, 1860, 1G, t.ta, ttajs 1s, l,074. No. l,17,
Dinghnm "a. Afc1rcgnr. on trial.
ArrEft.AvE CouIsr-4d, Al. ~. 10, TO- No cnao
on llgnring.
lutH'E tiAnY-GdA to 7i1, inclusive. except mn,
cot. GE: ea4. tn, anl ~. No. G1o, Itorrick vs.
Field. I'll trinl.
Juf,uH sMtTH-No preliminary call. rcrcmp-
Tory cnll, 800. 89. 10. mi. a0, plG. Dl7. GzI No.
MI, Turner VI. Ch!cnRo & Western inlltann Rat.
snItl Company. on trfNt, L..
.IGfNlE JAMEsOS-Chhncery r,Otious Mt 0:1h
n. 1T.
,,lri'oE ltontns-No. sisi. sc1lcan VI. Howard.
No ctsI TN trnL
,JrnnE MnuAx-a7, 1alt IT,, 1lA 11h 10 l1s, IN.
elusive, except III, its. iii, l30. md l;st No
clsc OH trial.
.iNnuE TutEv-No rnli. No. 4 nn hcnsinx.
Jnis0E UARSuM-Nn. 4, &, Mttd D. Nm Cnso on
hearing.
JUnGE JAMEs0S-crlminnl Co,lrt-No. D7V, md
pnssp,l cases.
.lrpnE LooMts-No<. NJ. 1es. l0G 107. I'M. ito,
III, !f0 to II. Inclusive, III, Lib TIL. III, la TIT.
TX. 1S]f, l31. E5, no. III, III, u.s. l5l, 49, at,d
, 1880-03-12

Spsetal Cor7ftpondenee Of The Chicago Tribune.
FOnr PECK INDIAN AGENCY, Folr Bc.
Folsi,, u. r., Feb. 20.-On tic 1st Inst ln's|ia
lnAlians commenced coming to this Agency,
md at t1iEs time there are fprty.snyen fn,al'
Hes enumerated, md many have delivered 10
Agent Porter their arn,s nlNl poMLes, Tho
arms consist Ut did tilMt-lock and Muzzle.
loa.ling rifles. Thera aro lD moro loIges
llere who. Il Is expected, will follow the ex.
nil ills former pOwur In tic hostile camp, and
II cn route for this Agency. Trouble ~ ex'
G, D. RICHARDS.
, 1880-03-12
pRQRAsrE COURT.

III the cRtnto Ut l,artIsoioMaa Cnsagrande,
attachments were Issued against Louis Gaz-
za!e asd Augustus Ntzzo, executors Of tho
estate.
In tbs estate Of Rudolph Winter, letters
OF administration tls bu,Ils no, were issued
tn lia'ner y. t'alpt'l, Tile estate IL valued 1T
about S},lO
In the rstato Ut I.ota r, Cougdor, letters
Ut administration were Issued 10 llOlMnniA
500.
III the estate Of ilussel c. Peck, tho will
cetlsell lcQueAtlIeA two-tlhr.ls Ut lis estatv
u Ills Wits Isabel, alll tho uther third to lis
s{stcr.n.law, lsS1ecca Leach. Ii! the event of
lIls wtfs's denll.. oHe.l,9lf i,er, share way "
, 1880-03-12
THE UPPER MISSOURI,

Sp*<fat Dt.p.teh to Tns Chisago 1fibHns.
Sioux C1rY, Ia., Marcll little HOW ferry
hunt Andrew Bennett was successfully
launched to-lay. She Is Renerally,admlttea
to hs tho best ferr,boat NOW OIL tho Missouri
Tho river re1aa!as open, but unusually low
The Peck l.lne nf blatS, having tho GnntEatf
for carrying military supplies On tie Missouri!
ahd Yellowstone. notify the GoverDaien.s
that, II tho contract IL carr!ed out, the cut
ting ut Bteunlbunt-w0ou Oh INdlAn reserve
iioRs must reiMain OIL tho sa,,ie bsls!s as when
tho eulltrAct was taken.
, 1880-03-12

gptetal UHp4t:h to Ths GAffaao 7fthuas+
CLINTON. ILL.,, March 1l.-Quito heavy
slow-storm prevailed here yesterday nl'd
during last night, and 1t Is feared Should
heavy freeze set in tint tho peacl! crop WI!
bU q failure. Us tic trees arc beginning ~
bud.
Fill wheat Is looking excellent. and INC
fear that 1t WIS spoiled llas passed AWAY
, 1880-03-12

CHICAGO - WESTERN INDIANA.
Moro trUIbe has arisen between tho Chicago
+ Western Iutl!ana Itailrunl nn1 tho city. In
1uukiug tho curve along stcwnrt avenuo and
drove street It nppears TINT tho comI'nny hns
enrrouehesl upon tho property uf II Mr. ltt.lloy,
aud he IL or tho war-pnth, nud has bcun to tho
Mayor with Ills troubles. The Mayor ut first
Insisted upon tho COnipany's buying tho pru1,-
erty; hut, regarding tue price askcA nH cxiortloil-
nte, 1t prrfors to await condemnation proceol-
Ings. a!id tho Mayer will tntcrpos0 no furthor
objection, but will require 1t to rcp1ncU tho
sidewalk, md contlno 1t to the occupancy only
Ut SO MtIuh Of tito street Ns III absolutely neceH-
sary for tho lnytug OF !ta trucks.
, 1880-03-12
INDIANS AT WAR.

Special Correspondence Of, The cateugo 1tiSuns,
Folsr PECK INDIAN AGENCY, Fonr IT.
FORD, D. r., Feb. 2l-Y Yesterday the Yanktoir
lmi Sioux aual Assln1bolne Sioux, comprEss'
tug this Agency, declared, war. ngatnst each
ntller. and the fepart Tonight Is TINT fifteen
aud about tho salne humber OF Asslnlbolne.
e, D. RICHARDS
, 1880-03-12
power, and bring him into close per.o,,
u}0tly duttca. "'s IeHeye a


nlNny duties. Ae"eFe u
VOTED TO HuILD A n,,1,,,,
AtfauYrA, t3n., Mnrrl 1.-THE ritt,n'
"snhscribe fso, GU to tho Anguish X K",'St a. so'St
jtaruAtl, tn hHllt1 II bridge ucrDss ,,,o u,..'lt
ltver. The rth,l N KriIlctl trutn A"m.Ixs,a!'na,
tlreenwoo. y. t.. anu will soon bc rcaay ~ t,
Iron. 1of tha
ITEMS.
Tho next meeting Of tho lltRh 1otn,. y,
WIS to hnvo bcen held nt New York ,,, W. "aea ,Ie
OF this month, hns becn pnstpouc,l 10 tio nv ~, ~,
Mr.. George II. ffenNonf, formerly f,o.s.-,
Passenger md Ticket Agent Of tho Wl...'.1ll
pAcffle ltAitrou', haa heelr appointed, Ean En..""
Passenger Agent aF tho lee. IIile u,I1 frs"sf
oils ~. lonis lhlilronds, with hcutl,n,nr,a,.
Nsw York.
a AIncctln9 of tho General Freight Ao.n..
tho rontls icnllnE 10 urpur sisssfsspnl n1.'p "
pnlnta Will 6u held Mt tho urand lcno ru.s,sf ssf
tn ndopt spring rnlos u huutclth ~
Paul. an1 Other prints on tho i.,.a, n.y.,
Mississippi. These rites Will In irpee ia,ps
tfan those TINT prcvniIc.l during tho winter. "es
MIR. J. d. Ilr.'wn, Gcncrll Passenger A,pr. q.
tho Missouri, KHnsas & Trxns, informs eonn...
lux lines TINT tho Dentson & pactrc nnilsa.
t,nssed Into tho control Of tho Missouri. Y"n.Wa
cxas tys'nn f tilat rnnj. llut o.,c enon IN nas
retl.iirra iorH Whftesboru or unEncsyilie tIehaf
Nr. =; 4: Catitn. Secretary Of tho 1l,,no,.
GsntFa i1d Rs!trt Go1n,my arrlye hero yeses
s. sis is Y aa~ So, orle"s ss''s tst IL 'o cns,xe
s t Sat Saas 1t ss tEe onx sa.R Of ae Res 4 sss
IN excellent condition, nlll It's prusppr,s g.. =. y
bUtter thnf, ever. "e'8
"A spcctal meeting q tho stoekhol,lcrs Of H..
elty IN tue s1th Inst to CftIlsitcr Tim ti,IuSti, wv
, 1880-03-12
ANOTHER SCOOP.

Lou1Rvtr.r.E, KY, March 1t.-Tho Union Ex-
press Company has made another scoop. This
ttU It is tho Short 1fnn which it captured. Tho
Unon Company, although nut II ycar old! will
havo within ninoty iays full Bsyay over 1900
miles Of railroad truck. by tho lst Ut May the
Uulon will cxte,ll Its runtes over tho Mobile l.
Mobile l. Now Orlenns, giving 1t u through direct
ling fraM Louisville to Now 0rlGnns. vim Nash
yilln. Mn,stKonier,', anu Mobile When tho Short
lines in Kentucky b,lt tho Cincinnati Southern
utlu Kentucky Ctntr5li
, 1880-03-12
EVANSVILLE d PEORIA.

oPFFE01 17"p0tF9 10 1HE CHttH10 JNu3HFs
EVANSVILLE, Ind. btarcA 1l.-Tho Court
llouau WIS tlllpA Tonight ut tho meeting culleI
to discuss the project ut Tho Evansville s; Feoria
latlral, After many speeches, uenr!y all for tho
proposition OF tho Company, It waa flnnlly
to aub1nlt to- tho pcopl0 tho
question Of subscribing 9:t0,0 10 the stock Of
the CoHpny. 90 100 Of which II to ho expended
iny Mttl OF the city arp actively engaged III
favoE Of tho enterprise, and tho prospect Is that
It Will curry,
, 1880-03-12

LANAAK, ILL.,, March ll.-Arringements havo
been perfected hero tor tho extension md
completion OF tho Chtoago + Puctac lullroud
from Hyron to Lan4sk. To-day the engineers
commenced to vet 9rtdB-stukes on the perttta.
Mvnt line. The work Will bo prosecuted with
ylEor until completed.
, 1880-03-12
CHICAGO Il PACIFIC.

Mr.. Henry ". bishop, Muster in Chancery In
tho Fc,cral Cn,lrta filed Il report yesterday tn
tho cnse Of Blair vs. Tho Chicago s. raeino Hull
roa. Company, In which hn stated that un tho lst
.luy OF stay, 1871, he had sold tho al,oya road for
$pio loo ud taat tho purchasers ~ that sM'o pltl
{Goo01 cnst to him. ai'd $:00o0 to the Clerk uy
0r1ler ut tho Court, Tho Alj1n OF EEL .aN
was subsequently allowed thom. loli,g III.
ninuunt is(unl tu -. l,ur cent
dividend on l4GD bonds owned by the1lI- Under Vi,
order nt Feb. u, iHs, they iMIL <.sbD.ysD. l1ltl
turned nyer tlfty-twa receivers certltiGlltes
which wsro crcaltnt to tliam rs ssi Uu c.sh.
rh.se. ,'oy ] "f spiSo wou ID o aow sI iii raia,
aHd tho Master wiz accordingly directed to KIyu
the purchasers certltlentu Ut purchase, aIu u
surrender them their l,luO bol,tls.
, 1880-03-12

NEw Y0nx, M4rch Hit IL announced to-day
that J. II. Nuttcf, General Telfre Manaxpr OF tho
Now York CentIal, Il TO be made Third Vice
President, nnd will be succeeded as General
Tratilo Aanager by H. J. Hayden. General Freight
Agent Of tho boston i Albany Railroad. The
new office Il created for the hctlsAt of Rutter,
Who Il ln pour health. 1t will glyu hlua Mor1
, 1880-03-12

by Atr. Grove. the old gentleman from coun-
Try, parts, whom tic defendants combined In
aTIsans Tss2 aesss az Of nsans sa c S III Ssf a fa ss Me
ens,,et alh' they took M, appeal, Offering n
atraw l,o,lttsmni,,. and thereby deepening
tha !rRnl Muttll!u inan which thctr alleged
Original crcokeness llatl. plunged ti,onI., De-
half ni!lnvitsby Mrs. 1:nhli,son nrt0ne,1. W.
iici?cy, who seems to llavc engineered the
ball business A,n! nls1 nnsserN tn q aet of III
tcrrrngnttnrtrs flied BY Mr.. 1.eytsprnguc, cotn-
y ri. M aiiIlayit of Mrs. Almlra II. Robinson
was 10 the effect TINT, when 1t becn,na neces-
sary far lles !" tnks 4, ~ ai,leai, IT, llarnil
Whila Sitting IN ,:lus!Re unry':s coslrt-roolt,
Mr.. llrrscy entered and slmke 10 her, re-
hh!ns har & ss s ti"t t ~ H M; sfy9s'y, spe On
Wilt which had besn!' siec'i!sd ay.iist
ih,sr, hsioro s 1n'teo T4tey. IIerscy said
e si IL lot sis Tss 1t sc If fHsio St ta ft a eouI II
ret so'!,cl,o!ly: 70 sipll II for hrr. tic won't
out, alld said lint hB Ind secures, q t,nl,. and
THAT she wnnfl have to deposit sloo so,nc-
where, as the man Intended to clinFEe her
asked llersey IL lla ktlgw ut,ybotiy whom tllc
inan would trust, nfMl he mentioned himself.
hAntls, who sail. that II tic man was accepted
Ms wna|.l pay him The n!9ncy, r ,ot i!ewo,!'l
rMlcy's Court, anl( Mr. liersey cnne In with
Mr Anderson, who was to siglt .tllu bond.
Her attnrnny. Atr. Juhllson. ntMl Groves nj
t"rGn1sy ~; spnSur tls H., ;ae N IN ht IT., tc
lowing morning. Sir: ii1rsry returning tho
mnncy IN tlie meantime. A[r. Julllsoi saw
Mr. Anderson that s',,nc tlny A,Ml questioned
!m ~ Geaar.I M hs pr9prrty, osing appa,rs,nt.
OF II. She told Afr. johnson how sltt came 10
yet Anderson, md that she dill not knuw
ANYTHING nf him herself. except, through Mr..
present IN ro,,ft, and Mr.. johnson made out
tho bond. Which SHE, lcr so1 n1t Mr. A,,ter-
son signed. Anderson t1le' went l,ufuiu tho
G"Tt sns. p'i 11s ts ss 5tasept b w|f1 h1 asSssm
waslteh tine to look Into the .llatter. Mr..
.Jnl,,.son objected. hut .I,t.!Re Iulcy extended
the time ten days. Tho cellnsei for Mr..
FcSs q nrS %sIs t" a sRs aRs wrc Gsr es g. ts @ srpE
it V'i II: ilsrseys M aa'layt ii @ sets tor, in tic
Rint RNintn h,,, that he i'ltrn.lnes;l Anderson IT,
,le. lie represented himself 10 aillant
himself e HIN, when they iliet Oh roM.'s
Produce Excl,nng.. rs man OF 1neans inn!
Snse Oh anything. From Ant!erson's general
| locks and department Utmost anybody would
si,piIose ile wss y grntle,li9n;, 10 tug best Of
9flinnt's know!cdRg at,l belief, neither Atr.
st,sI. 70 the set Of intcrrogntOrLes by. Mr..
Wsrc iiie'd' ii wlleil tIey ' eoi,bnc.l IL The
statenicntof facts regarding tho part which
AnJefso,l, 'wiloin tey did not tx I,'ow. TGe;
Knew OF no property, real or personal. be-
, 1880-03-12
Jay QQuLp,s PATTY:

CINCINNATI, March ll.-Jay Gould md party,
4. a. Talnnge, Western Agent, and Thomas 4,
Eekert, President, Of tho American Union Tcle-
graph Company, arrived In this city from, st.
Ipu!a IN 0oulAa spec!nt car this forenoon, md.
nfter spending aoteE1ll hpurs here, Loft for New
YORK Yin CIaEeluNl. - -
, 1880-03-12

1sola Chairco filed her blll yestor1ay, coln-
planning that her husband, Wallace W. Chnt-
fec, forgetfll OF NIL his vows. t,as been
guilty af tnsertlnn, on which account sl,e
nsis tor Il divorce,
from William L. ll,lrr nj tho suile ground,
, 1880-03-12
LGADV1LLE'S RAILROAD INOS-
lI:C"ES.

ptCIS.
The Lcndvlltc Herald llas tho following re.
garllng tho rsllroAd prospects Ut tint city:
THO question whether I,cnlvito IL to have
rntlruntl At ut or not Ia becoming quito gersotls
According to atatenlent n1tl,lo lty il welipostcl
FontteinAn t1ny Or two since, tho chief trouble
In tho negotiations wis tho attitude OF
one Of tho Directors Of tho Atchiaon. TOpFkn T.
Snsltn FG. who WIS uilalterably opposed tt tho
ss,tnpron,sc: Ills opnostlon waa sIleneed BY ' h!s
brother Directors, antl cscrythlnE seemed likely
to he conducted to successful Issue, when ull.
other hitch nrosc. that, 1t Ia snll. will result III
tho complete stoppagp Of ncKotiatloNs.. Tho
result Of this Cannot bnt be disastrous to tho
cntnp, for 1t menus Il deprivation ri nny rail-
rond facilities ut nli for nn ln.tcilnLt period.
Tho measures which will bc, undoubtedly,
lna,gnrntcd by tho SantA FG, Tor t1Ie building
Of n Iroa,l-gauEc road to Ieadvlllc. will he con
shown It's capncity for lighting wuI!, whatever
!nny be tho u,erlts OF tho q,!arrel, md IL long
litigation will enslie. With tho chances that
Leallylau will, ut tho OUTGOING, be III no butter
position thi!h Il Is nnw. Our commercial Inter-
ests 1enand II hd-gaugo line. It s trtit, hut,
US between II rnrrnW-GaiiKe now and lrGntl-
Kalgr ut ao,nn i1ldctinif future perird with tho
possibility ur being deprived Of It Dy further
compromise on tho sntne basis. t'loro cnn be but
East llns already, ,Eiten rlso to EruyG fcars. and
is TO bo regretted solely on tlle ground Of expo
dlnhey. Tue press uf I.eattvIlu Is not hDattIe to
tho lilo Grande any further tnrl tht rold " heId
responsible for tho tleAy In uur receiving rail-
rmd facilities. We must have rnltr0ntl, lntl n
nnritw- -gHiEe rtt IL better thun III rDnll at NIL.
Aside fruin tho merits Of the difficulties Tint
Lcudvilb IL interested III htvlnH tlloM cont to
fqutp1t,Hi0n
, 1880-03-12
11oSOl, AMONG THIEVES.

.,,,, M ~, - - -
~ ol'l was nlea yestertlay III the SUPERIOR
Court by WlIhelnill,a Clara L. O'Brien, n
miss 3 years old, BY her guardian, aguipst
Afirhnei r. ,1c1,nunii ,vh,"l, rnl,nu III, .n,nn
Isi - Inv -: .ep"1'at.. ~, WHEN ."hes np some
OF tno a1alrs OF h1a ol'rien. WHO was
Slot nnd klllcd by MI officer In September,
1873. Tho complainant states TINT her father,
william j. O'l}rlcu, Jlrtl Sent. 10. 1873. n
n,in"s ion,.,n nis .,,r e,s. 49, .,,or ~ 1v' ,'st "
n'mu', ,.,', ,e''ns n's Mne' m'so Iui1lo', n''a
c'1''!, tile complainant, then year Old. III
August, 1873, O'Brfen wns Il, tntt III 1uuinlsn
NJ, n churge OF felony, and made nn mr.
rnnpe,nrnt hv whici, In ,vav tn gnt
~. w. ,,.,',,,. ~ g, roo VISA :" ~
out oh paSh!ent {" s1,'No. iie !ncll
sGht 10 Nike AleDollatu MI Ortltr a}y WItEeli
the latter could Ket aceess tu O'I1rIen's box
III the Fidelity Sufe-nrmsitnyv nnI nhtutn
e. tnn u, IL, s,,,t T., nin !, l., ,,'nr.,,,,t t,.at
.Mci'ohaHa went 10 llta Satc-Uept'sltory anu
took out not 0nly NIL the money antt vnlna-
bles It contained, more than 81. .5p IN value
nr n,nount mi p,so I'm ,lnrda n tho fotiu,v.
to-. ,,.os,,, w" -. n M t,,u,,. W ov =
w ~; pFo!e1.y: .ot ~, lhnck =, OF Wa'heF y
Westoh'a Snbtttvis"il OF l3lock 4, Canal
rrustees' Subdivision of the n. W. Il Of See,
II, 80, u; nlso Lot ~ n1ll tho W. Il 0f Lot
~ hi Iluril,urt's Subdivision 0t Block III
Elnugt Il 3urley's Subdivision of Lots II
nnd 81 III School Trustces' Subdivision Of
STE, III, 81, II: md Il Int ~ feet front oil
, 1880-03-12
FATAL ACCIDENT.


a saElron,l acetslcnt which resulted in tho lslll-
Ing ur two men occurred Rbout n'cock yestnr.
day morning Mt En9lewood. The night express
OIL tho tuck Fsand ltoad, which fs due III Cheakt,
ut G:a0 n. in., wAs coming into EtlgirwopI VI,
ting, but, uwins to n fog which was
prevailing, tho engineer did nut SEQ u stock
tr1sn whIc!, was stuun1ing OIL tho truck near
sIxty-tfth street. The result wins collision
which sent ene.no No. 242 of tho passenger
tr,n crushing through tho cs,beosn nnl the next
chr luAuh With corn. In the GNbpuse were JnGuD
Setfort, nf Sheffield, ILL.,, A11d his soil. OF Green
1llrer, H., who werb In ciiArBe OF three ours
l0Itlpa1 With stuck consigned to CotiDver l. lfu11,
mt the stuck Yurls. THO conductor Of tho stock
train snw the Eieh.n Ut tho teau-lHht thrnuHh
the fng, md chilled tn tho SeIfrrts to aayc tlnn-
sclvea. The yDllnR lnnlI BtAFtcd tn 70. but went
hnek tn help hls fnt.pr, who wAs asleep 1IG
wlIs cut lii two, nrtl his fAthcr was terribly
senlacd ind burned internally by inhallnE tho
steam. lie wAs tnktn from tho wreck lllve. ntil
fingered Nlo,,K I'll o'clock yesterday morning,
when he died. Tho locomotive WIS stripped III
Its s1nokGstnck, Sdcct-tr0n covering, a1itl steh-
chests, hut tho trucks did mt luuye tho track.
Tho bodies Ut tho two tnen were conveyed to the
Sixty.llfth street depot, where tho ErHcr hettf
mn tnGiieRt yesterday Afternoon md returned Il
verdict IN hGc0rtlMnce With tho fncts. .lncob
ECfert WIS Ah0lit RI yGAry Of nge, at,l bis Hat1
nbDilt:n Nm etle on tho passenger trNin WIS
hlrt. Tho engiuccr md fireman R,tycd thcin-
selves by jumping. Tho trims N,id tho dnntmlcs
wcro tfe1nypd iii huilr Atd n half to clcar tho
trucks OF tho wreck.
, 1880-03-12

VVrED TO HU1LD 4 lsfltnur
AtfHusrA, tsn., Mnrcli 1l.-Tlc ritt,o,a
to subscribe thoo to The Anguish \ so'c
ltaIlroatt, Il, lHl Il bridge ucross ,,,o .s'Alt ..lt
Greenwood, y. e.. anu Will soo,i M rcn,sy9 w. t,
Iron. "s AuF LII
, 1880-03-12

THE ROBINSON CONTEMPT CASE.
The contempt cnse III Which Mrs. AluIira
II. ltol'lasos, Henry G. Robinson, md To,llas
J. Wells. their attorney, aru Invited tn show
cause why they should hot be committed for
contempt Ut court In knowingly Offering us
their SECURITY on Ill appeal l,und q worthless
party iianlel Churlrs Anderson, cal,le up be-
fore Judge l'uley yesterday afternoon, but
was continued until l0 O'clock Tits morning.
Tile case Is I'LL uutgroWth Ut the suit brought
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shippers Or consianaes. TO cause TO be withheld
from publication for a period not exceeding
ninety days. statistics OF the imports or ship.
men'a 81 any particular merchandise shipped
By them.
The feeling Oh the meeting was unanimously
opposed 10 whit they considered the very arbi-
trary action cf The Treasury Department. and q
motion was adopted requesting the chairman TO
appoint committee OF three shippers, with
the president as chairman to prepare snta-
BILE memorial TO be presented through our
members a Congress 10 the proper authorities
In the premises.
After this resolution the meeting adjourned.
We learn that the action taken by our Ex-
change Ia relation to the Custom House sta.
,IHtics viii be followed by other exchanges aud
boards Of trade throughout the country. For
10 allow the present perfected system Of stailas
tical Information 10 be thus interfered with
would result 10 great Inconvenience and incal-
culable ioeH 10 our commercial communities.
especially at all United btatsa ports where there
are custom honHes from which atatfaioa can bs
obtained almost daily, Of vaet Importance 10
trade mud commerce..