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the Fort Harkcr (Ncv.) Military Reservation
md dispose Of Its land to act.al settlers wns

the Fort Harkcr (Nov) Military Reservation
on motion III Alr. Baldwin tho hill mnktng
an appropriation ut l5,W0 for tho purchase
t,f site md erection Of q lighthouse Md fog
signal at tho cntrAnce Of Little Traverse
Hnrbnr, Lnkc Michigan, was takcit up md
During tho discussion on tho motion Of Atr.
Davis, Of West VfrEinIa, to t"kn np the nili
repeating certain, permanent and lndnilnlt
tlo1i, owing to tho iatencss nf tito hour, Mr..
Conkitng asked Mr.. Davis, whether. ,shcn
the bill ca1no M, Ito intcnt!ct! To Insist on
TINT part Of 1t which repealed tile permanent
appropriation Tor tho payment IT interest on
tho bonds Of tho District Of Columbia. II
so, he would vote ngNttlst It,.
Mr.. Davis said the impression TINT tfe Gov.
er,s1nent was responsible for tiles bonds was
erroneous. It was truu that step BY step they
by snlne people tn be considered n. part OF
tho public debt. They werc not Upon tho
books IL my form; tiioy did mt belong t0
tho public debt III my form Or nntilier.
Mr.. Allison said the Original !lct ailthoriz-
ing tue lssnu Of these bonds pledged tho fnltll
OF the United States to provide for tue pay-
nent Of Interest and principal by appro-
prlntion and by mems OF taxation on prop
erty III tho District, 30 tint the process wAs
Of tic United States iii the act creattnK tile
bonds.
Mr. Conkllng contonied that the United
States stood behina the-bonds, Rt,d snia lle
lid mot think there was my thing OF ynfue II!
the bill. and believed every miiuto devoted
t0 It wasted.
, 1880-05-08
PROSPECTIVE MILLS.
The Canadian Authorities Determined
to Prevent Their happening In Dos
nlfntOu TGtr{tnrY.

The Canadian A1tti,orstic. Determined
to Prevent Their happening In Dp-
u,tnlon Territory.
sptel.i Dtspateh to The Chicago Trtbuas,
RurrAIo.N " Mov7.-Fnr srvnra1 t1ovs
nulnber oi TIC SPORTING lFater'llty ol Nv"
York antl other cities 'ave been tlncklng to
this city lit preparation for nil! for the
n'T Wrnso WITH, ""!,,,t ;s ',oml,ad ~
xn'l alnl l'o"he' WHICH esen. ~ noo@e.s ,' !"r
Tnestay next. ING representatives, OF the
two men hnye been In aiMl out ut Buffalo per-
tIgl,t. nptl Gnvu Slnwn hllt littlp frur Ot the
a!itl.oyItics Gltcr OH tllis nr the OtIlor sitlc,
ilouts liayu hce1l gr,gngetl to convey persons
to t,e site of tl,u match, md EtIu mid Buffalo
fnyu hcei, nul1lpti M thu places Df tulNrturo
nf tho c0,ltGn,itIE lncti.iUs, 'r0.tlny tie fui-
tr,,tit,1r ,,rnujnn,nt In .pra r,.corA fTn,u Gin,
, 1880-05-08

arc holding Office. Il ai,onll be entitled,
paid for from single, barrel. Tho Conl-
mitteo might have ionnd gn lta & 40 . evidence
tton ri tB7'3. It might have found TINT worry
~ NiUi,l,EaEn IN coin Moon
because they attempted TO vote ns their jn'iE-
1ncnt att saf1sciciices sfsetea toy y yf'ss So". H.
contrndtctcd testimony to ahuw that tricks,
subterfugcs, manipulation OF ballots, fNlslii-
cation Of returns, forge, Violence, frautt.
forgery eur 9aooox y f. nG T !, nr IT.
country during TINT election to defeat 9nt! sgt
correct these eyils. directed not simply
a Tic ssry d sSI*taaee @ d Z Sslot s9o ComS!ttee
appear f, !,nye no colGerii., Was 1t becnuso
the political party tint has prohted by
these wrongs !s the patty TO- which th9
o1sy o. t HIT rpsS 5fiI9ms r." 10
repeal MI laws tilnt ind Tor tlicir only ob!cct
md Kafaty at the vdter? Such anxiety to
ssyo ssssn S SSpe 10 % hs @ fvs s, Of eaS s]fS 4 s
fused to consent to any Legislation TINT will
prevent tho intimidation of voters, the max
ilg Of fnlfg returns a the valinns traMds
| well-groundcd suspicion of n lcslro to make
political capital. aid to prevent nctive md
fntelligent officials Df tile Government from
contributing to tho SUCCESS Of the party THAT
Inns llonnreil them with offices, rntf!er tfan to
correct tic evils now existing, or TINT thero
Is reason to fear may exist III the future"
Hill. RECOMMENDED.
The minority report concludes By recnm-
| 1nehtng tile jl,lssnge of n bill tthe provisions
| Of which mr.. guile v0lMmfnoils) prescribing
heavy penalties of fine antl imprisonment,
net ,ony for the syynE Of compulsory
upon their employees, but nlso for number
Of specified otfenses ngafnst the freedom anil
purity at elections, Including tho brIhery md
a t ea,tnp ~ v1!eta af ~ n n1 %
lug held for tllb discussion of political ques-
ti0lls with reference to the election OF lilehl-
bers to Congress ur Presidential Electors.
, 1880-05-08
1kELTOGG-9POFTORD.
SENATOR rnIcE'a SPEECH.

6pfelsl Dipdtea to The C$teAoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Alay 7.-Senator
Pryor spoke for two hours anu half on tho
kellugg-Spotford ease, advocating the expul-
slon Of one and the seating Ut tho otller on
purely 1eKal grounds. During his review OF
the presidents l.e quoted from BurtIett's
"Colnpuntlium Of Contested Elections" some
facts Oh the Fitch and Bright case. When lie
hast concluded, Senator Dayard took tlle floor
antt explained the Fitch n1,tl Bright
ease, which had not been completely
stated in 1,urtlett's buok. Mr.. Dayard
atNted Mt the same time that llu only
rose for the purpose OF completing
what Mr. Pryor had sAitl, and mt to express
any opinion IN tho case. Senator Iluar l,u.l
Intended to fullnw Ben Ill., but NJ Cameron,
nf Wisconsin,, who WIN to have preceded
I'LL, Ii absent, In vii! tnku Ills ptuco OIL
Mansay. On y,iestlny 2lr. iInar will ell
tleRyOr to Gull W. Ills resolution 1Mstructing
the Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES to report i
bill providing nj! compensation far NIL pcr-
sons whosa ships were destroyed by Con-
fetlsrnte cruisers during the latc Rebellion
from the moneys received under the Geneva
award. II Congress adlourns IN the lst III
june no bill Gun b. cllacted, II reported.
TIE SPEECHES..
Tn thu trtstsF7s Assoetated Frkss.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Atny 7.-Tho morning
hour l.AvinE expired, tho Sel,ntn resumed
consideration Of tic Kcliogg-Spuifofd rcso-
lMti0lls.
Mr.. Pryor. Of Alabama, supported tho res
Olntt0ns iii Il lcKn! argument, to the effect
that tho pluas Of rcs MtIjlldtcata Rrfl estoppel
wure nut rightf.lly relied Oh by the oppo-
nents OF tho resolutions.
... SUBSTITUTE.
, 1880-05-08
FIRES.
THE OH, FIRE.

DnAnronp, Pa, May 7.-The deasruo.1va
fire Is stlll raging III Trim Hollow md N, m
Valley. Hundreds Of men are at work en-;
aeayorlng to contlne and subtlue the Aana.
at that point. Tho greatest number Of ries
ail tanks Of oil were consumed In Fostar.
brook Valley, along Harrisburg Run. In
Kendall Creek Valley, ard about the Sum.
NIits. Tho 1re also ragetl near ,Tatnnrt'
mid Do tlolyer. The scoops ;. OF lar.
r!tory IN which the fire prevailed Is
dangerous llrcs aro still burning in nli parte
OF tic wontla. Tho rather stttf breeze sMnss
blowing leaves tho situation In ali pafts ~
tile region very perltons. It Is 1iabln to Lfeat
before unicss it rains ur tho wind subsitrn
, 1880-05-08
EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST.

The Grand Trunk Railway Company tayo
prepared n tourists guide for tho present
year, which can DO Ind OIL application ut
their Office, l03 Clark street, FREQ Of charge.
It contains the rates for a,lil routes over
which excursion ticketa are now on.. snlc,
comprising some Ut tho most. desirable
plrasurt-routes IL tho country. Soinu ot tho
rites uro III follows: To Toronto and re-
turn, S:ssaa; Montreal altd return, $.I; Knt-
lnud NH! return, &35; burlington anl return,
S85; HeiloWs Falls aud rytylrn, Sis: Host0ll
all.! return. SIS; portIa,u! md return, s:,B.
These tickets are gt,ot until Nov. OF the
present year, atTOrlinY ut q low rate tho gp-
portunity for nj! to visit thelr friends OF tho
pteASllrt-reaOrtY Of ulD Eaat.
III thu month Ut June. new and elegant
dtnlng-rars will be PLACED On. tug r0nte te,
tweeM Toronto and Montreal. 'rhero WILL
thu 0:l0 y. Ill trall from Chicago to Kings
tun Wharf, un which parties catl remain u!.-
III tho departure Of tho Steamer down tue St.
Lawrence, by which the Thousand Islands,
lt.p!ds, a,i4 wnsll-rel!ownelg Victoria nrlag3
nre passed by daylight. The. beauty att!i
GRANDEUR of lho aev1lery stands uuflyA!eu:
The Gsa,ul Trunk Hallway Company 10 not
forget to nlnkb II very reasonable rate for
their patrons who arc going East.
, 1880-05-08
IN TIIE HOUSE.
{te- ~ r~errpr,o ..,S

AfzN $f1ks
NJ, oW.~. ps .snp1o ~ y ~, ,ta .@s' = ,,"' "s. I
s MAsuanS, ~ ~ -, ,n'cn ns ~, Iau hnas1
,"or r % no r. ,atnr',fn.i m tn o"con,,ia,, @ snn,e.
WorN "s IL "etet'ilre' " Mcconsp!'sa s'l''e'
th!ns. ~ two 'ioufs ING rost-o'ncG Appro-
nffatloi pall was coilpletedt tho wolk OF tilo
Committee Of ff1o Whole on yesterday being
ratified, md tho bill wns finished In man.
mr. TINT II very unsatisfactory tn "starn
ro,,to cn,,troctors srha .tract ~ i'm h,ii ~
io"'o so't'"ctots' tHu I'eet ~ .Io p''i VI
tho nouse, II 1t shall be adopted by the
Senate will bo to compel tile relutting to the
lowest bidder, br Oct. /, Of nil routes upou
,yhrcI, rxtraynoance Ina l,epn chnr,rc,l, .,n1
'.,a., ..''s osa -, I..',. ~, ".
the only consideration thas Is to bc shown
to contractors twllo have been greatly
favored by the post-Olfice Department.
IL t1,at thew ahnt In nnrnttte,l to retain thcfr
r,,'tas ,royiI"I tho,. ar,, ~, ie,.,aet ho,,n t1
,ua,ea p..''ucn .nos ~ .,.e ao"';st oola nue
Dlutlels OIL c'hss OF olaaels VINO may bo
nble to perform service. The House thus
sustains tho Approximation Committee md
I'm ncwapnncrs whicl, frat commenced thu
,,'',,,,not,.,,, t'a1
pun11s'1l.un ~ cullo"s tloeeedtnEs c"illeeteu
with "stnr' rntlte contracts. When the gell-
eral bill was brought up for consideration,
earlier In the session, "star route contract.
,rs ,.ara rc,,,,,ryut n,,r,l, n ,1afoot ti,o -,
.a "u.u lu1 o'"uen w ueI;"t tl1o ~
propF'Mtlon tolh'hlttce' out lhscstsgatlo1t tlns
opened too many eyes. and tho result Is bill
wlt(cl, fs 4 substantial defcat uf tbs II Start
Rm,te Mil.
st,,s H.. D,t omu, .,,
3A"e. 1io osl-o''co WIZ p''sseus 'isto "''s
, 1880-05-08
CASUALTIES.

THE MADISON SQUARE DISASTER.
Spfrtal Dfspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May 7.-The inquiry as to the
causes Of the Madison Square Garden dis
astcr closed to.lay. III their verdict the Cor
oncr's Jury say: 1--WE hereby censure tho
Harlem Railroad Company for employing q
evil engineer to net Us m architect who Is
not conycrsant with the construction OF
buildings. We also ccns,,ro tho Department
of Buildings fnr negligence In their duty In
allowing tic aforesaid nltl[tton to be erected
contrary to Inv and III Il faulty manner. we
also recommend tint the entire building bo
taken down, rs W. deem Z dangerous and
, 1880-05-08

Mr., s. $. Merrill, General Munger, and
Mr.. W. c. Vnn Horne. :Geprrni S,perintend-
ent Gu Of Of tho chicago, Milwaukee = St +, Paul
state that work on the chlcago u Pacific Ex-
tension from byron to lanark is progress
pe eoMp'Gteu III nuo11 IVY % llo.,tas' Mns'l
Cedar Rapids over tue new ,tno md the
Western Union; The Old tracls between this
ciass condition a1,d tie o!tl Iron rails ure h.
as ine replaced WITH steel ratls Air. Van Horne
lilo stated tho new line would in due time
be- extended southwest from Cedar Rapids
WopitIs II Sigoar,icy 4 Ott,,lnWa Ratlroad.
:p :Thpp rsasoI why lis 6 ou,pany ll0i not
vt It. takcli hold Of this enterprise was Decn!ise
It l,as moro urgent work at present Mt other
Tho gentlemen were atso questioned re-
aardinr tl,o rl,naorcI eo1nplicatlons between
fthcir Company aid tho Ghicngo & North
western Oil account Of the two roads getting
W reictai,t it ' to talk ttpoa Tie matter Yet It
could reallly 10 seen that tlure was some
tiimr IN tic rutnor, and tint lively ti,nes he
tween tile two couIpetltors for tbs North
wsStsrpc ws chsae1 t5ne SG GwasRee Gs laSee oE g. p has
,nndS latciY yt.rY iniuortant accessions in
Nii,,uesnt1s and Dnaota4 mid uI,ess ti,a NORTH
1v,.sttrn iM.stiry ltgeif II viii sopn tjll Itself
barred out from tint section, or ut least tlIe
linz tl,ot the NIiiwa'lSeo & ST. Paul hns trans
farrcff n jnrre Iiimbcr Ut men from the
Soithern Dakota Extension to the
Iinst{nrs s. Dnkutn Rontl, which now
thn nxtnnsIoii viii be- rap1djy nilsleI nlong
Uni Wn,Isv" pnss,n, throrsl, ono Of the Richest
scctioi,s ,f tho Statc. Tits sudden cha,gn of
E$SssStse - f~
VIII xa,,iss { Sl PauI l,ns decided Mno,l d hold
| utrnt,Gti,nt NJ hrntinr off tfln extension Of
, 1880-05-08

NEW YonK, May 7.-'rlte Municipal Gas.
Consulnura' protcct!yo Association, which
was formed soyarnl weeks ago to obtain u
reduction III the price Ut gus, nut last night.
George Alle,l. u gas-manutactnrcr of thts
city for thtrty.liye yeass, snfl gus was now
,,atlo for i3 GGlts per l,000 feet. lio was coli-
s,icnt tllat municipal Ksls could bo na!tc fur
10 ce,lts per l,0tU fvel Ii, Brooklyn. rie g,,s
was sold for s. III rlttsbnrg. 81 ~ Newbur4.
sl.93 in Albany, ,al.d 3l.49 ln Mount Cnrro!.
lie sald le Ind learned troln good altlh9tl.
from tbs Municipal! Company, by contract.
gAs for 80 cents Or less. 4 committees WIS
appointed to demand o reduction Of the pres.
ant DrlCp4,
, 1880-05-08
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

Special nspa,eh to The CAteaaa 1fibans.
srAlSorlELD, ILL.,. May 7.-rhe Auditor
to-day registered $4,000 Of Mattoon City
funding per cent bontls, and sc, 900 Of Atat-
tom Township funding per cent bonds.
4 certificate of organization was to-day
flied with the Secretary Ut Stato by tho CHI
cag0 jewelers. Association, Of which Herman
+. Ilailn,, TheMlore Kear1ioy, +. +. White
llend, Otto Y0ullg, uen}nnili! Allen, S. II.
Ila!e, Willlanl r. Tonpkil.sf raul Jllrgehs'
License tn nrguliixu Issued. to the Chicago
Artotype Printing aud Publishing Company
cupftnI 8H1UO0
, 1880-05-08

Bpft1dl Ulspd7th % 1hf Chff0Fo 7f7bAH1.
1splASAroI1s, Ind. May 7.-'rho Direct
n of tile Union Railway Company met to-
dny. There were present Messrs. ingalls,,
McKeen, Mccullough, Caldwell, Dcyereux,
Horace Scott, and William Jnckson. Satts-
factory reports were reatl a1ni ndoptet1.
Horace Scott wns elected President unanl-
mo,tsly, rs wns also William Jackson Secre-
tary. An Executive Committee wns ap-
pointed who will appoint a Superintendent,
4 Chief of Baggage, md a Marshal for the
Company. i. j. tIArttesty, who Inns held the
position Of Superintendent with the greatest
credit. will probably be appointed Supcrin-
tendent.
, 1880-05-08
POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS,.

sptetss D4.pasta to 7n4 Caeaan Tribune.
GA1EsNuno, ILL.,, May 7.--Col. Clark Z.
Carr arrived ltome today from an extended
trip through The northern mud central por-
tio,is Of the Stale, ana states TINT lle feels
very much encouraged. rs hc finds TINT In
nearly every delegation to the Stato conyen-
tl01! lle h0s s0lllp warm personal friends who
will he favorable to him nftar their Owl, lncnl
candidate. liu ts constantly receiving letters
Uyery part Of tho Statu assuring HIN Of their
support III sncll IN event. C0i. Cnrr Is u,,-
tlollbtc,lly tho second choice Of 1nore. Ut the
tiulegntes tim my ottor card!tlatn III the
lie largest aid s,.rcst Republican lnalorltles
Of ni,y county In the atutV, certainly VIII mt
lave fills claims ignored in the Stato Convell-
ffnn.
, 1880-05-08
HOUSE.

Tho Senate amendment to tho House bill
for the relief nf settlers on tho public lands
WINS concurrcd In.
On motion OF Air. willis, a bill passed es-
tabllshlng life-saylng station ut Louisville,
AIr. Washburn introduced bill dbpropri-
ating $500 600 for the construction Ut restr"
Of tile Mississippi River above st. Louis. Re-
ferrrd.
The bill for tho relief Of L. Madison Day,
Of Louisiana. was defcatel-yeas, o.; nays,
Bi--ana the House went Into committee oil
tla private calendar. !.
After considering ten pension bills the
Copn,lttce, finding itself without quorum,
ardHe.
About twenty pension bills passed, mud tie
House adjourned.
, 1880-05-08
At WI1.LrAnfsPOHr. PA.

W1LL1AMsronr, Pa, May7.-A flto trokA
out this evening III Howard i Stanaker. an;i
Howard, PerlY s. Howard's lumber-yar,ls
destroying about 100000 feet OF lumber
From there It spread 10 tic yaril BELONGING
the Star Mills, atd destroyed about 7oo@
feet each for Williams 4 Foresman, 3. d.
Bowen s. Co., md Tllonlns w. THOMPSON 4
Co. Six tenant houses were also DESTROYED.
plnced III such n position tint 1t llau to ba
abandoned md was burned. Loss, $500:
Insurance, $40 600.
The saw-mlll OF Thomas U. Thompsof, 4,
Co., atld shingle mill OF Thomas DutTY ara
now burning.
, 1880-05-08

train will run vim baltimore and the Bound
Brook route to New York. At present tho
baltimore 4 Ohio uses tI,o. Baltimore, Phila-
slelpt,in & Wilmington Railroad frpln Daltl-
twecn 'H Til the two r'its To s eomneot With the
bound Drunk Iinn IL tn tH constructed ut
once. whicl, VII! rive tho l}altiu4urc y Ohio
MI Independent llle through to Now York.,
Roon Pit on tnte Saturday night trains Il,
icava ILLS city nbout II p. III. At present I'M
late Saturday night truths leave hero by my
Ut tite lines.
, 1880-05-08
Villas I,ECONs1DEtts Ills 1l11s1GNA-,
ZION.

Villas HECONS111Elt9 Ills lElGSlHNA",
TION.
a few days aEo, raiiroatl-nen wero taken
by aurprisu by tho announcement That Mr.
Il. c. Wins Ind resigned Ills position rs Gen-
ernl Freight Agent Vt tho Erie Hallway.
They will HOW be ra,,atty surprised by tho
announcement TINT Mr.. Villas Inns withdrawn
Ills resignation, al.tl will contln,!e. to net 9s
General freight Agent. of thn, Eric. 1t Is
mt known what en,lsrtl Afr.. Villas to recni,-
rat wIlllns to iose II, nbl, and faithful nj
officer, natte sucll concessions rs to mnke 1t
~, object to lin 10 continue. III Its service.
The Erie may congratulate itself In having
its freight department, for 1t wo,tltl not hayc
been n6te to secure the services nf iii equally
cnnpctcnt and efficient man for that position.
Mr.. Villas resumed the duties Ut his position
Yesterday.
, 1880-05-08

require the Executive aiRnatNre, and which
can bo resc'nded In MI hourehoulsl 1t notmect
my emergency. When In lNG5. Congress
passed n resolution making tnint rule for
President Lincoln for hts approval. Ito
signed It, but returned It with message
shifting TINT he Ind don't, 50 as a matter OF
cn,,rteay, but tiiscaimctl all right 0f tho E,x-
of cnnyasslng or counting Electoral votrs.
antl lie also ,lIsclatn.ed Tint by signing TIC
resolution llo Ind expressed any opinion Ut
Ills Own on tho aubfcct.
, 1880-05-08

Special Dtpateh 10 The Chttaqa Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D, c., 1rny 7,-~SenAtor |
Booth, OF California, has submitted from
TIM Cnmfnftten on Tutents II rennrt nrninst
I'm nxtnusio,, If the rr.tssurtI natcnt for
..,...s Nv ~ s a,s's II, 1.s,a.,,,,
seWH,s.thncH''cs lot oos,s ~, aala snoes, khown
rs tho Mckay patent. The report says tllat
the machine ls rather the result Of a marvel
ous Ingenuity In co1nbinntion than.. of
orirfnni anntus ,l{oweyer ernat t,,e ,ncrlts
nf tho ,nuchino r. hna hon,, nmn,v mil fnr.
al i,a,o,,ra ~ t,,o ,,,l,tto Ts,tn,nt,,,, ~,
nl" oea oeaossea TX ~ .''a puu1G t.sl''a,!ne ~
tile S6o0,oD dividends paiu during the pAst
year, the yalMe Ut the extension sought
would be S4,a00.QOO. The business will COLI
tinuo tn fnc,Y,nso nnd rensnnuhl. cnfcrln.
~, "o 49, ,e,.t ~ a. on6 nnn
'4o" " p'on'S "'"4o "''o'4t W 7''''o'''''
COMMITTEE WOtlK.
The House Committees are preparing to
close their work. Tlle leading Committees,
l'nvo IccIflnI IN nnstnnna tha mr. nron,inc,,t
so, 'n.av ,",nsa 49, ~ % pt ose ts, uaI pos wi III,
casts ootoFetHott ull'l i'oSt sess1ou, ai!a VII!
hold few moro meetings, Meanwhile by fnr
the greater portion Of tho work OF the Com
mittees far tho srsston IN b,,rtett ,luon the
aevcrni 11nusn ,,atnutlnra WHARF IT. 1t ilk.fv In
indemnity rcn,nin.
-. :, ,n,,ou
r. lAh.isoAp '' ~ l1',nu.' ,! ,,.>,
to authorize tho st. Paul IL Chicago Short
Linn RAILWAY Co,npany to construct n
hrftlpe neross Lnkp ST. ErDix.
n.a AVN w,rrp
"ns ,1..'.. ASn ..s.f. mNsE", ,
w.aruvn~ny II T; Wnr1 tri,a r,o,a,r,,
nensrt,nnt ,viii INV" ~, ,;,anna nwoi,aiin TX
lie n,Vn,unt ri tho uas md water ills for
, 1880-05-08

BpRtIdI UIpdtth 70 The Eh1td0o 1F15UH9. :,
Cnnls,1AN, ILL.,, May 7.-Ahout 1nldnight
Inst night d fire was discovered In the feed.
mill and corn-sheller of J. s. Sanderson, Of
this place, and In about an hour the building
and machinery were entirely destroyed. Tho
fire is supposed to have originated from the
healing Of n box, and to have snluldered
9lonE " It broke out Loss $500; insured
, 1880-05-08

RALE1on, N. C., May 1.-Two young men
named Crockpr and Mcmillan werc drowned
yesterday ywltleattentlng tic Gool Tcnplars'
picnic near here. Annie Miller, WING WIS
witt, them In tlle bont which capsfzed, was
saved BY . boy.
, 1880-05-08
1ElEGRAPHlc NOTES.

Special IETPalGh n TN EH1ets9a 77tbaHf.
Sioux CITY, In, May 7.-Tha Secretary Of
tho Interior has ordered n census taken NJ
all the lntllans OIL tho reservations. The
work of enumeratlnY will begtn in June.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Muy 7.-r4e Ceutcn-
, 1880-05-08
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS,
MIS0RlrY liElolrT OF THE WALLACE COM
AilTCEE.

AlrrEE.
Teller, Of, behalf Of tho pupubl,cnn minor.
ity uf tin Wuilnce i,onuitt... srh,rttt"I -
r.nor+ s ~ ''n " ,M Me. ;u. I"'ce ,,1, n',''.'en
teposL an tio suo]ect OF pollt'ca! assess-
the nHl]or,ty Of tho Committee, After quot
ing lts mil taxt. tl,oy INV. M,rhis fs. In shnrt
mronosItfon tn nrohii;, o,v a,,,,,",a m ar nr '','
so, p o,,i w. p"nu,s IVY Gn.poyo Ut es
thu United States from contributing money
orot.er things uf yulue for po,itirnl m,r-
posrs. c,thrr viii, rnfcroncn ~ Nnilnnoi I'm IN.
Atlcal question or tlt'sa OF Stntes. It ts based
on tho theory TINT the usa OF money {coft-
, 1880-05-08

spfetdl Dtspatel. to 1hs Chteago Tribune.
BURLINGTON. 1a.. May 1.-THE body Of
William q. Zimmerman, Teller OF the Mer-
chpnts' Natlenal Bank, was found to-day six
, 1880-05-08
ALL SAFE,

GALVESTON, Tex. May IA courier from
Mngn!ion Mountains, Mt Silver City, N. H.,
reports Herman, Il,ntor, alsl their party,
thought Killed by the Indians, all safe. Tho
lulI9,ls are still oM the ground.
, 1880-05-08
ENGLTWQOn.

The magnificent residence Of Mr.. Ira ],
Nichols, situated at the corner Of Wentworth
avenue and Slxty-tlrst street, was destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. The residence
was II large frame structure, and stood In the
centre. Of block Of ground, and 1sas
vAlued ut $1,000. Most Of the fur
,,iture was removed, but. owing to tbe
strong wind which prevailed ut the time
the fire could not be controlled until the
etli!lce was nearly consumed. It was occsl-
pied by Mr.. Nichols and his family. and was
le1r1lei.
, 1880-05-08
IN JERSEY CITY.

NEW YoRK, May Fire this morning
burned tho sawmill In Jersey City Of the.
New Jersey Central Ratlroad Company, To-,
Eetller with quantity OF lumber, carpenter,
house was ullr0ofetl md the machinery de.
stroycd. Loss, S35, 5000.
, 1880-05-08

bpteHE UoPa9t0 70 I ~ LHtSuV0 135o3'1es
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May Fire tllts morn
ing burned OFT the root md ono sile Of \
frnme building on the mnrket spacc, ownedby
Lorenzo Kloetzel, and damaged tho structure
IN tic German Mutual for s2o1. Tho build
ing was occupied us q boarding-l,onse and
saloon, by Theodore Gaasch, whose property
Is estimated to be damaged to the extent Ok
500. lie had no insurance. i
, 1880-05-08

AuDEHng1D. Pa, Mny 7.-Ja1nes Boyle
and John Gallagher, miners, were INSTANTLY
killed by n fail OF coal III tho l1oucybrook
Mine tllIs afternoon.
, 1880-05-08

WAHErowS, N. j.. May Title wholo
population OF this region Ii fighting forest
fires. The flames swept Inst night through
the cetlnr wObtls to Oyster Bay, destroying q
residence, al,d five yachts ut nischor.
, 1880-05-08

CLINTON, ILL.,, May 7.-Georgo Marvel, ltv-
ing near Naynesyille, DeWitt County. met
with serious loss early this morning BY
having Ills residence property, valued at
81, GOO, burned to the ground. Itwas Insured
forS1,O0 1t was tho work Of an tncendlary.
, 1880-05-08

CINCINNATI, A1ny I'D. N. Stewards slate
poncll aud gas-tlp factory, OH Carr street.
tnt,k f1rb about l o'clock this morning, and
was badly burned. LOSS about s., 900.
, 1880-05-08

MISTAKEN FOR \ BURGLAR.
GALvEsToN, Tex. May 7.-Last night John
Keller, nistaktng his wife for burglar. shot
her dead,
, 1880-05-08

: AT BAY CITY, MICH.
spsetat Dspateh to 7As Chicago 7stb4ne.
EAST SAGINAW, M1cl.., A1ay 7..-About 1oo,'
600 feet Ut lumber OIL Eddy, Avery q Co.'S
inlll dock, Bay City, burned. Loss, $1,000.
, 1880-05-08

Mcfietur, TIM physiological! rcjuycnator q sos
prx14niu system, f6s wAkufuIuexs and debllit3'