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, 1880-01-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

TIE MAnH1A0E or FEMALE TEACHERS EQUlYA-
LENT TO NEst0aATlOS.
A regular meeting OF the board of Education
was held lust evening, President ILoyno In tho
chair, md nlnc othor members present.
Miss Caroline Ilcurtl scnt III n communication
to tho effect titut OH April 8, 1878, Miss Carrio
Kny, n teacher In tho public schools, had assigned
her pny for Mnrch To Miss Heard, who hnl failed
to collect tho amount. Tho communication wns
deferred.
The report Of the Committee on buildings md
Grounds covered hills amounting to $f4.0o0 for
repairs and improvements ut vartoua schools. It
wus referred TO tho Finance Committees. Tho
same Cnnin,itteu reported fAvgraby. ON prt,-
sspposite s wiuksr ws sl'ark and on The s CORNER oi
Dn,lRlAs md Wnllcr streets. Tho Committee
wor1 g1nntcd power to net. It was ~ vote, X to pny
High school. 1t wns decided to atlycrsac for
pr1,pess fur sthnol sito Gust Of iIalsed street
ind south OK Archer nycHue.
Tho next half-hnur wis spent In a s1unhble
over tho tralnsfer of Il j!nttar, who ha1 beer, 70
| unfortunate M to quarrel with tho female prln-
ctpnl Ut tho school which ho was employed to
The Committee m Rules and Regulations rc-
ported recommending as an addition TO tho rules
such lnarrtuKe should 10 considered rs u rcsig-
milton nf her nt1ice+ Tho report was adopted.
r. Stens,apd wGs appon1tftsa 1 3D. Smtfs o
Mr. Bsennnn hantcd in 2 petition from sixty
citizens Of !d.wnalc asking all appropriation
tson to- taf Of sc sehoabliding @ IN ta. vii Ylnae The
! petition was referred.
Mr. Frnko advocated building school on tho
corner Of Wnrrcn nronuo and Qekley street,
ctaiming TINT t1lore WIS over $.1 oN In tho troas-
ury which could hp devoted It IL; T. th!s prpoae:
Mr.: RlGhbcrK sail sfr: Frtkn was simply atRli-
Ing In the interest Of II handful Of people ro-
ss a raRa m os9 asfss e bs %rs n e s n9o in the
permission Of tlIls itonr1l ?" while hc explained
, 1880-01-30
ITEMS.

Mr.. ]. d. Van Dync has been appointed Assist
mt Superintendent ot tho 1t. Louis l,rid8e Com-
pnny and Tunnel Railroad, In pluco OF Mr. A..W,
Dickinson, resigned.
Tho ratlroa,1 officials throughout tho country
will 10 Interested to know that ltand, McNaly s.
Co. havo now in press now edition OF their
business nttns, containing now maps Of the CIT
tlro West and Northwest, with tho mupa In
former editions brought up to date, showing tho
record OF railroad construction for 1870 COM
piote. It will bo reat1y TO deliver Fob. !, 1850.
Tho st. Paul I'rcss stntcs that tho St. Paul {,
Sioux City 1tailroad Land Department recently
sold to representative Of English capitalists
100000 ncrcs on tho limo of tho road for 10 por
ncru, payable in threo annuni instalimcnts, With
interest ut per cent per nnIll,m OH tho bnlnncGs
due. The Land Commissioner saya TINT tho sale
will close NIL tho rhllroad'h lauda In 10wa except
a large tract IN Mobiles County. Mnncsota. 1t IA
fnrthor stated thnt tho Lind Colonization t.
Ranking Company Of London propose cstab-
% ~ liz %nsa knsom e a e e tesne tas as
by Offering the iands to cnliKr,nta on Install
9 ana by ,5 saeurqS urona them 10 'snp sep
coion!es. Tho arrnngcmonts on this eIdo
Of tho Atlantic will DO e1unlly. complete. Tho
Colonization Company Wilt establish town sites
S e sr 9eEe fsceg f qSosof1 T a
colontsts+ The conditions and prcllni.,arics Of
both sidcs. md Dir. Drakc, tho Commissioner,
Pany's pan ascrt viii shorty saii from Enslan to
st. raul 70 mRko tho frat payment and cxnnino
md s!gn tho necessary deeds. II this transac.
uo', IL accomplished, and there t sGems 70 bo to
salo Of lant!a for sottlument md improvement
that has over boon effected In tho Northwest.
, 1880-01-30
ClTY-IIALL.

A specIal ncollng Of the Council ilas been
called for this afternoon ut O'Clock to tako
suitable action Oil tho death Of e1-Contrulscr
llaycs.
The Treasurer received yesterday $3.50
from tho Water Department, aud 81 from tho
Controller Tho Wcst Side Collector turned over
$1,000, und tho South Side Collector g., e,500-iu
scrip.
TIrH Ksr1MArEs.
Tho Finance Committee mot yesterday after
noon to Eurthor consider the estimates for tho
year: Their, wAs full attendnncp, md Cou,-
ssongr M%i.ss w Psssen. ly inyitalon i
EHrtilcnt would be first tnkon up. Tho mpst Of
thu Items Of the Controllers estimate wer c.,n
SNTrsss Thn an, n, hut some cha,.sea weso ineap
~ . {! sA0 rso s'' ,tsf te@f"ssfF s i5s; az az
ss ae ssssfses ss sS ox s;
hiul, and co!,is'acd that It would be iouala
York had tried It, and hur tlrudxes wero fur salc.
Tho itsln Mas M ilnally p!ssea, but THO mAnner OF
f fs snary In hS s fof
INSPECTOR tFl!a0l was stricken, out. When tho
Item for &c, sowera9o eonHtrucuou 1900 oN0, was
points wust OF Wcstcrn aycnue and south Of
ssMssse % ,e he' ses affxn ~
tho s4,Yers to Wes.ern qsenuc only, anu that
Il ar.ler to 91tend thom beyond that RIn RoInt y new
tho CITY EnKti,car to DO scnt for, nna ho slu,it-
Tod tho now plum ho Inns been laborinF upon for
sWn % u feot II tae an e!x 9
second street, from the South lis4''leh, ono q
which would have to bu built at once, the unrth
I.od lsaias from Kinxio street lolath, md ulti-
mntulf from tho a.1ne atrcot north to tho Norta
f'f {so M TN e 5 n9p ca. Ssa
~ thor vicinity hAd heeH paying tAxps for moth.
, 1880-01-30
INDICTED.

Special Ditpateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
SPn1NuFiELD. ILL.,, Jun. co.-The United States
Grand Jury to-tlay returned indictments against
Horny Whitoolnb. aud lsaao pcmbcrton. Of
1,loomington, for retailing ilquor nt Clinton,
Do Witt County, without paying tho uoycrn-
uont spcclat tax. These mon cinfm that they
woro sent to Clinton at tho request Of tho City
Marshal Of Bloomington, to work up ovEdonce
against pRrtfcs thoro engngcd y, Violating the
License Inv; that they procnrci the Indictment
Of number Of parties Tor this olionsc, and for
gambling. and thnt these persona havo INV
"put up a Job" on them Ia rcvenRc. Tho Coy
straight story, md testify that tho mon rctuilcd
liquor OIL tho streets Of Clinton from bottles.
, 1880-01-30
TEMPERANCE,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. eo.-Tho stnto Con-
yontion Of tho ChrIstian Temperance unlon has
mot In this city, aud Is tho largest convention of
the kind ever assembled In tho State. Delegates
arc In attcudanoa from nearly oycry county.
From tho reports Of subortlinatea, tho cause ls
prosperous. Tho Convention will probably DO "
coming Ailrees was delivered by rrcsldent
Jamcs Il. ru!mor. Addresses wcre mado by Col:
il, l.. Wlttich, Of Ozark, William FishbncE, and
othprs. Tho President estimates tho nlctlber-
ahip OF tho different temperance organizations
In Arkunsaa ut abOye G.OO0.
, 1880-01-30
THE JOLIET IRON AND STEEL FACTORY,

SpetFae DHpa6eH ~ TN CHIeopu 1f1pHHss
JoLtgr, ILL.,, Jan. @o.-8uperintondent II. s.
Smith, Of tho Joliet Stool Works, has received
orders from the Company to Innko immediate
preparations for operating tho ilnncnso tlast-
furnaces and merchant steel mill formerly tho
Iron r.ll MILL of tho Company In this city. They
have lRtn idlo Bince 1879: Mr.. g. A. Richards, Of
tho Edgar Thomson Steel Works, Of pittahurs,
ltl., hns been engaged as It,rnace supnrintcnl.
ent, and ID now al tho f,lrnaco In chnrgo Of thu
corps Of men preparing tho machinery for oper-
liz capacity is about seventy tons Of NessoIner
p!E-!ron per day, valued at 9bout $4,000, Tho
men are now putting In tho tiro.brcks and pre-
pHring tho h0t.nir rctnrts. Lnku 6nperlar osu
will bD principally used. Superintendent Smith
for Il sutliolcnt quantity to gIvo tho furnaco Il
HOE1 6tATt,
, 1880-01-30

MEMr1IIR, jan. :o.-C. Mason Lane, young
man well known in tho poetlcal circles Of this
city, wis arrested this afternoon on bench
warrant Issued by Judgo Il. II. IIcrrlgan, Of the
Criminal Court, for circulating posters l!bcllng
Andrew J. IfarrLs, Deputy sheri1. limo sofa
forth In tho ll1icl that his character hns been
DETAINED md Harris refuses to mako amends,
thoroforc ho publicly denounccs him. Tho
posters wcro altered brondcaRt oyor tho city
lnto lust hight. ILnrria Is a nephow of Senator
Harris, and Is Kpngrally respected,
, 1880-01-30

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. .o.-Tho Grand Jury Is
taking ovidonco III rcgnrfl to Harry Baldwin, the
principal point bcinE tho testimony ot Peter
schwRb, Of 1Iunlltar O., to tho cfcot TINT ho luot
Haldwin, 6chalcr, Hahn, and others an Baturlay
afternoon heforo tho murder. All tho testimony
preceding this showed TINT baldwin WINS not In
the city that aftcr1bOll, and this evidence Is
startling. Bchwab referred to t,nellhaker rs
knowing baldwin waa thoro, but in AnsWcr to
II teleErnm sent him to-tlAy he sAys he hnR no
knowledge 0f baldwin beiug ut tho Opora-lGous0
on TINT Saturday afternoon.
, 1880-01-30

It looks nv II tho manugors Of tho Chicago,
milwaukee, & st. Paul and Mr. John !. Das had
played y four uccs" upon tho oldstockholders of
tho Chicago g. rncIno llailroad. Tho old Com
pnny haa been fighting John !. Dln!t In tho
courts over since he commenced foreclosure
proceedings ngNinat tho rond. 1t is olRtncd by
tho Company TINT Mr. I3lalr had no right to foro-
close OIL tho bonds he hold. Tho larger part of
tho bonds III Mr. Nlalr's possession wero not
bought by him, but Wcro glven TO him by tho
Compuny rs collateral security for furnahlnH
the Iron for tho roud. The Court, however, uni
for1nly ruled TINT Mr. Dlalr did havo the right 10
foreoloso, as the Company failed to pay the debt
or tho interest thereon. During tho last year or
60 Judge c. D. F. Smith, General Solicitor Of tho
Ch!oaRo & Pac!ne, has bought up a largo minority
Of tho.stock, which he says ia valuciess except
for fighting purposes. BIlce the snlo Of tho roHd
iiaht ag.llnst hin. .Undor tao law they hnyo tic
paii by .ir: I5ais, na1nsy! fols ioe md ntoSsss;
they pronc!i negotiations with the Northwcst-
er,l, tho Milwaukee y TT. paui, aud tho Illinois
Ccntrnl 70 int!,leo either OF these computes tn
sncE @ o
tlndntarootl, DID not caro- to hnve the property
1 st. Taui considered tho proposition favornhy
and begun dickerinx with tho stockholders.
Whilo TITS was golnE On tho Milwaukee i r..
bis bonds. and tho lattpr, 1t ia claimed,
s sf lbs aes%ps eo .e aRss ssa reality I'D & s p to Fs
nlrsaay suited, Tho General Manager and Gen-
9ono to Now York with MI. Blair to conclude
tho bargain. THUS tho old stockho!dcrs Aro
aEsIh eft Il, MI IL ts e a1 thSy W. " sse Mt
W tho light unlosa the milwaukee, 4 81. I'a,il
"sicpa up to tho Captains office and sottlcs
with fhNm. Hv TIM nlgptuHnt with Mfr. HJlir.
tha milwaukee, Can,pnny saves the money they
wo..!l haye to pay IT tho atoek and othGr see;
course, Viii 6c sails.ied unlsr tho cIse,n,si@necs,
2 got h,s money 1Mek, nv TIP f9io' lo pald TOR
% SayS sn 4 n L e. ruaa w% aGxs Sos bsen N h.
IL sayoa al! future trsabo. Out oi thu 500. .loo
tf bos viii 81 tnGtG ht g. vS Il
nnout ;t:!s conts, ~ THO fo!low,ng Expenses have
y o!Ussto sSssfa fS% sso. eas as s" a%s s"s G
Master's commission, o o., saio. sGoo; Mystery
fece IS 900: SOLICITORS. fees allowed and pull.
sisffs tces, o; nueeisors @ ea9tliiestcs,
aovlo tor expenses. Tho milwaukee, $ II. Paul
evidently struck gof1a narxa' ms's'h'
6.. It. T. S gst 5o NJ aE si,a is End s WI not
The t9 annasI %cetins ae e. tic sosShaidrrs of tho
Chlca1u i Taultiu viii 10 hold at ltoon 4 Ogllen
i,uildllg Tucst!ny, Fob. 8, ista, when action Will
he taken ss vs. to tho future COURSE to bo pursued
sp<etat Dtspatea to tn CateaQo 1r!bun.
ELuiN, ~, Jun. 9.-ThG E!k1n Naav Ntus Of
tns ey1'nx sn prnst ssCss sSe tsSg 15Gm ~
tao Chicago L raciao' i' Mallroad Which contafns
the inforunatlon that suryeys have xon lnHdc,
& Bt. Paul ltailroa,i, botwoen l!yron. IND Froe-
E2ft tllsiat.tn of twenty. eight milssi TINT thu
sS a @ a M a. e9 Soas s T. a s
Arrangements will probably be tnado TO com.
, 1880-01-30
DEATHS. .

nAnXN1T@on i'm ath inst., at ~ ca11ojI.,r, cI.; :;
as6sa I'D isssa ss ss:s
S$sS'' 5 s ss hsS :; "a q Sss 4
ssSs,G s;:sss s+'sss' %S'' q e.
%s|S II! s;, s'S ses'9 Il P' of'';
ss 6 as aaa %sSS gsas S y ss
satufdsS @ l9om parent. re.done. II
M ss1ss s ss?s1! sss1
il " i H. ssasss: e 4 S:ss Friday
iaR VT f. sa dnsi" s to seFssss Fs.ssneo e o
;rho rsn,ens will he nixon !aJollsL q! snte,nsat
@ Gz3!1s s Il NJ.
aEsG yes!s month: snd i; iays. * aishihcris
"s f51 TesfSs 81 Nsh
siss i Ss;:ss; sad
s1aS,ss lisyor Il tSs " sR$ 4 ' 'sa's' '
re,as"ee aS%s's II II darsaS dsa,S1Gay 'A ' nj Il d.
swAhT--On Jan. =. Mrs. Katorinn srnrt, assd y
Fnnurl n rum l.of ,ate ro.ldencc 1174 tutcrnea
Hnnny. Fob l. Mt II a. n, BY cnrrlngas to R1sehj
Friends Of tho faulliy are Invited to attond.
eT -H0chosteF und Watortovn pappra ploaae cop,
1IrTz-0n tho 10Th Inst. at a. nj, Inrry ". E1us
Mt tho ef n ycnrt and 10 months. tho beloved hrt.
bht1d Ut Emnln X. Ilut1. 7"
Funeral trosu residence. Il Lborty-st, at oeuek
Saturday. Jan. Il.
,.IACr-Athls residence, ~ Thlss,-nsat-st lsu. y,
Erasmus y. Lacy, h9ttl II years.
Nutto OF fnnarnl hOrcaftor.
liURKE-rhuraAny, Jan. - At 6:H =. NJ, FaHnls
IiAby, nnly daughter Of FAnnic H. md GeoTe VI,
nnrlc. JE, aged y months nnd Il days;
FB~ErentnH pnpcrs please copy.
OMEM.:At pspnsEick, sios on the 2sth Int. M.
Ch9rtes Owen. md nUthee Of Mrs. William g. Levi
and Mrs. 81 4. M0ntOn Of this city. In her Ath yeai
, 1880-01-30
THE RAILROADS.
War Declared Between the Pacific
Mail and Union Pacific.
The Former Company About to
Reduce Rates Very
Largely.
Further Developments Concerning the Bala
Of the Chicago t. Paoi6o
Road.
WAR DECLARED.

5pttta1 Dtspa.eh to The Chicago 1ttbant
NEW YOIlK, inn. 9D.--Nvnr hnH hcen formally
declared hctwocn tho Pacific MaEl and Union
facac. Previous 10 MRy last contract c1istcd
between them BY which the Steamship Company
boiintt itself to chnrgo a rat0 fur passengers ntd
freight nOar1y cqunl Tn Tint If tho Railway Com.
rRly, and tho inter agreed 10 phy tho former
subsidy Of SO per hchsl OIL all trtt-olass through
passengers transported overland, and tho differ
cnco In rites bctwcon 600 tons Of freight per
steamer and tho Qttantity nctl'ally carried. This
virtually crcntetl Il monopoly, ntltl the public
were forced to submit to the c1tortlonAto tcrrtls
imposed tho by rnilroad companies. In May
Inst tho contra.ct wns alIrogatcd, but tho
Htenmshp Company hns continued to llyo up to
It's portion, bccAuse Its officers clntn tho rail-
road companies have steadily held out protri-
iBcs Of new agreement on moro favorable
terms. Lust week the Directors mot and ro-
solved to mako formal md ,inat domand upon
tho ltairnad Company to redeem theso promises,
and tho latter was given until to-dAy to comply.
No satisfaction having boon received, IL was de-
iermincd to Immediately reduce rates for both
passengers and frciahts, as.i hcRln policy of
vigorous competition. A circular was prepared
which will bc sent to stockholders rcciting these
facta md snyinE:
"You will hnvo observed that since hAy Inst
not only has our iloating indebtedness boon
pnld, but oiir debt to tho ranamn hnflway Conn
paNy greatly reduced, and this, although We
Sun FrHucsco truao lncanwhIle. 1so now PRO.
ay ey rtes NV whe She Il Sey ah1 e
60 l9w ns to- prevent underwriting BY the rail;
roud coInpanlcs, VII bo hah enough to anord
co a s 9. ns R.S:'I aS sai n
sSstasS SaS "s|nss 1ft 9ayS
rp!ttcs except ycrbni ono referring
to pussonRers ninne, not Of much !np1rta,lco
and not Grmptiy eonforned TO- ., rrsvin.s t
grratly to Increase their business md reduce
nlra Ono rcason for submitting to delay up 70
1'aofiu Sfn!l othor thnn that 10 and from Sun
Frtne!aco Inns been and Is Of tho most prosper
| GUS ehRraeter,-ln fnot, tho general business Of
now. There IL no rcuson, however, Tor continue
INK to maintain tho present freight and pnBscn-
noF na 6 # aes NH ta
e IL se It im NV - Yo to
@ M hoss 81 9s viii oo a "1 o~ ssnae
ANXIOUS to cnteri Into liberil contracts with us,
p"se,y @ 0T anil hSSe e"ncneo 60 H 'S sh"t 'S b.
! material reduction 0f rates OH frst-c -clasA goods-
| w do not seek the lower clnsscs-We Will ho nblo
| to secure 1ArEo share of tho San FraneiecO
business to ol,tn!n which We hnyc not only
mGdo 70 effort, lut hnyo pursued a. policy
tho aadona oF r m
have nlrcnly made arrangencnts to supply In
crcascd cGrfyins facilities; Our Directors haFo
aro unnnimonsIy q opinion It is tho tsst Thing
and nothing tn loso by the change."
parel. nnd II was i,npotslb!eto !carn tho amount
Of Ut s1eo n ho SG
Sc 5 6o !. ~ Il tsr rs 3%eo
| for f}rst~c!isa tlibIn passengers Ia $lsN.
, 1880-01-30
TELeGRApHlC NOTES,

Auburn, N. y, Jau. so.-L. Coo Young was 10.
day elccted Department Commander Of tho Rtsto
Grund Army az tho Republic, defeating aeus.
McQuade aud Graham
spRluur1K1p, Ill. Jan. eo.-The Ienox Fire,
Insurance Company, OF New York, hss With
drawn from this Htate.
R1ApIra. Pa, Jan. so.-The GRIND Army En-
Mononyahela City, Department Commander,
, 1880-01-30

CINCINNATI. inn. s0.-Tho indianapolis, Cin-
cinnntE l. Lafayette I,ailroad, which haa 'bocn
for several years Iii tho hands Of II. E. 1ngnlls,
Iacccvcr,wl bo sold Ivy order Of tho United stAtrs
Court, IN this city, ut noon Of Monday no1t It
combination 10 bGyit. Tho rond Inns prOHperct
70 well III tho hnnds Of Dir. 1ngnIla TINT It is
likuly TINT ho will be retained at ita hond under
tho new arrangement.
, 1880-01-30
DISAPPEARED,

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 20-Tho disappearance of
DR.. i, Dana Hayes, stato Assaycr. - announced.
1t 10 said that utter settling up Ill matters Of
business on tho Goth inst ho left this part Of tho
country, leaving q lettcr stating that ho ehaill,l
not return. His business was N q very prospor-
Gus condition. Tho cause Of bis dlsappcat1lnce
ia said to bo domcatl0 trouble.
, 1880-01-30
THE SOUTHERN ROADS.

NAst1v1LLE, Tenn. Jan. 20.-A Savannah special
says tito Directors OF tho Ocorgia Centrnl hayo
rcsctndcd tho pending lcnso Of TINT fnad. An
Atlanta special to tho american enys this action
dsspntcs nil hopo OF tho ratification Of the lcnso
by tho Lo.lIsviIlc & Nashville. and It is thought
makes necessary combination with tho Western
4 Atlantic anI CINCINNATI Southern. With n
branch lino fr0u the latter road to Nashville.
, 1880-01-30
ad',Ittonnl tnota. Nnnc Of my Importance wrrc
tercianGd hnxn Il nj Insf fnhf ihn ri sn Ems rs

adt1tttnnnl fncta Nnnc nf nrv I,nt,nrtnncc wrrN
piSy Esait x$5e n slassIy sx;s,9laeS ys:tsrs
ss c VII n; s na, @ ,r !, %9 hS
thIn two or tiroe .inys. Ecrtnifi cirrumstnnccs,
~ S eo,' ~ 5Iw ~ tmt
Tint co,l,i havo been ,,acs9 to t,irn on ho ms,
sfh o ;ba ,S S eSc tc insst Sme .n NV mi III
tcrcstinF )ovc1on,mcn,s INV ~, n,atic "11"
" N'''s;'ssn T,ss LOST Wa wArlrr. III ,r.''
ysstcrny TGe staractcv5s vs rers tcncranc;o
Sst isii q IT i1sssen i u. In ' liz pessstss
a. honest barber from ,Elark street
shop, foolish. Numbering iaDorcr from
Gould mt bo questioned, md thc w'se jnsiRc.
is"!umen o"St! Ghst q pSee. The Prs
IL s9See. @ enr 5aosso' @ x,.% '3,ssy a' resry s:
ss'ayp ss ps5;P 5 MSSi 's ssass s sesssss ". s
as sISes & as ss W saas!S "7ss
trnient office @ in pm. what evan lsokef.
VIII E Ell aS ya kow fi,i liz hnd nj fnnn s IT, he s%
,'rar tho Michigan Southern depot wailet col;;
~, HraHu ~ ,,,e a., ~, ,, g. ny ~.
Rchcr they counted eeScr,i hit,idrc.!s Of do!ars,
nHd men th0 little nl1n sn1d no wOnll Nttcftlae
tho IND, and tllsnrpearsd attcr giving Miller his
tho tenpgrailGn sGst,irGr. 4; I. Gibson;
whose spGctaty"is Ihg Twin F:silas KUN alt!
TufHtccn, hrEcnret., aud entered complaint Ut
hMrfrtx lost $1II. Ito Thought hu lost bis niancy
in tho barber s1up, md the innocent barber was
coon tn eiiNtody. M!l!cr's story sct taie oarbcr
arac, a!wescIt nnu eLlsuea NJ Gn.so .t
,nnnrv w S1ntn Mitnr III m",no m was T. n Wnnc
hid liIs address corncr Of Wntns, nysn,,p ind
ihat Win" wns fn,,ntl md takcn it,fn c,,s,M1y
hv Srrrf. Ernn,S' WInnc % IL smnnth' t.iiv faiknr
mi If te fnntrnl Ntatinn hc cnarnvorfti tn h"vn
cvcryfhnw iii avn wny. Hi,tiics II thnt WIn,,e
was nlni,Iy dnterm,mci1 tn hoi,i m 10 10 n gos
nr.' n lv ~ shn MI mr1css imv ns
chose to rcwur,, him. Hulotnon henrsl fhcir mr..
n,"nonta fnr nsnr III txvo n,,,- ard thnp n,lernd
fhn rnunv rnstnrGtt 10 fhc ownrr Winnie rnn,-
nIrI' WHOM h1' VIA nitrHh tn. hut n IL. mi hnd
Ett lost sotnehnw In thc shuttle. Mr. UIhso1i
theu offered tho laundering Yorkshtrcmnn,
to whs'in he vas chiefly Indebted for
the recovery. tho handsome n reWRrd
Of g. bIt r. M Miller DID -, not m
latter To the avar!eious Whine he tentierea n
~ notc, WHICH wn. Indignantly spurncd. Mr.
Gibson w.ls thon escortcd t9 , hs hptel by ScrRt.
Ing II Tho eoat-tuilA of tho Wisconsin temper
Eonerona whnek of t6e .noncy; after havinE
T,Ir TEsrrnhxcs cAusE.
The rcu,,,ur monthl,. ncctinu of thn woman,s
ChristfH,1 Tc,nncrmncs tjnlon M hnid vcster.
tiay. Mra a. II. Merrill, tie correspontlii's sec-
Of nooks ano.nteG to sas. Hrhteen strtiSts1res
i'm tkn ft,romu,iror rnnnrtn1l rrragrts Air.
, 1880-01-30
MA{RRlAGES,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho Residence of X.
sTe IT, f. shesan ana III ss a1s
sr RhsrMar 6 4 ra!ivo e tl'ta Gsy s9d son ii Btn.
jamln +. shoFnlnn' Es1" formerly resident hero. '
and tiarn A, tvos. 81 uwchlnnd Chester Co, r ".
tho 'nln!nr l1nuan, "wednesday evening. Jan a =
The RGv. William ltagh,
, 1880-01-30
APPOINTMENT.

sptetat Dtspaeh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CrTY, No., Jun. al. Z. Smith Is M.
pointed General Freight Agent Of tho Kansna
City, Ut. Joseph s Council 1lluya liailrnnd, vtco
Gcnrgo Oltls, resigned. Mr.. Smith haA bcen con-
ncctcl with tho rDad Tor ten years, lattcrly as
Local Freight Agent at this point.
, 1880-01-30

SPECIAL Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GALENA. ILL.,, Lan. 20.-Tho examination of
Miss Jnno Farrell, who wns arrested TIL the
chnrgo OF nrson, has boon concluded, mud ro-
suited III the holding of defendant for trinl III
tho sum OF ~, ,0D. Tho security was furnished
and tho young lady liberated.
, 1880-01-30

THE NEW ORLEANS DUEL.
NEw ORLEANs, Jan. eo.-Tho District Attorney
to-day filed Information agnnst tho principals
and seconds In tho I1urkc-I1earsoy daol. Tho
principals wore haiIctl IN $500 each, tho seconds
fighting 4 duel Is &a0 i!no, and imprisonment
two yenra: tho seconds &l00 fno, and imprsou-
mont ono yGAr,
, 1880-01-30
NO BILL

New LnNnON, Conn.,, Jan. 20,-On an indict-
nont charging william u. Riddle, Of Norwich
with murder In tho nfst degree In causing tho
doath OF his wifo by poison, tho Grand Jury ro-
ported not a truo bill, and tho Status Attorney
moved tho discharge Of tho prisoner from GUS
tody.
, 1880-01-30

rttshurs was chosen as tho place for tho noxt
wlnlcF cricnmpmcnt.
thrown uvcrbonrt1 frutn the stranded stca,ncr
Louisiana Ia estimated nt $4,000.
, 1880-01-30
FAILED rO AGREE.

RoaToK, Maaa., Jan. 22u.-lu the caso Of Charles
Demond, ox-Troasurer Of tho Massachusetts
Homo Missionary Boclety, charged With ens-
bex4icmcnt, tho Jury df6agrocd and was DIS
, 1880-01-30

6Yse4al DtpattA to IN CAteaso 1ttkvnA
BPalaorIELp, ILL.,. Jan. sa.-PFesidsnt Ham.
mond, Of tho indianapolis, Decatur Il SPRING
, 1880-01-30

field 1soad, Treasurer Elder. and Superintendent
Atorto, with largo party Of Indies and friends,
loft thta mpr>ing in tho D!rccsora' cur 10 tho
piacc, eighteen mics wcs, whcrc the Inst rnll NJ
tho road was Ind. Mrs. Hammond tltnvo' tho
Inst spike IN tho ront, and nfser lunch tho purity
returned to tho city. Thus this now roati IF I'M
bo restlnrly r1l,l within tho next thrco
wcnks In tniinna tho rs,nt pnases thr,ugh
Mnri0n, Itc,itlrleks, I'uttnn,, Park. aial
vcrfnilion Counties, running within n milo
or tic entire Iawer limit II Montgomery.
In Illinois It h!sccte Edgar, Douglas, ratt, anil
Mact'n Counties. Tho tInnnr!al Atntrincnt shows
second murtgage, ntld 45G, ,nN Of sfock, ,nnk!nH
Il tntnl bonded nt stock Indebtedness nf u ,10l,-
900, nr nbout $:s,inl per milo. Tho lnls arc OH
tho list OF the Now York Stuck Exchange.
, 1880-01-30
INDICTED FOR PERJURY.


0FFUFEF C73ft0pV
Sioux CITY, H., Jan, s0.--A. II. ChetlAin, Of
the law arm Of Tommy, Flower s; Co., EhlcaYD,
was Indicted at tho last term 1T tho District
Court OF Clay County, DAkota, for perjury.
, 1880-01-30

. AN OLD AFFAIR SETTLED.
. MEN1RvA, O., Jan. so.-At: Carro1ltoWu, Henry
Hayes, . ooat-digger, shot and instantly killed