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A gentleman who this week returnet

A gentleman who this week returned
from visit to Pointe Conpee informs us
that difficulty occurred ON plantation
near VOLTS store, on False river, in that
parish, last Saturday night, between Mr..
Chas. Spann, oyerscer, and colored
laborer named Turner, resulting in the
death Of the latter. Turner was quarrel
ing with his wife Mt their cabin in tho
quarters, near the overseer's house, and
Mr. Spann went over and demanded that
the noise be stopped, ~ he wished to 60
to sleep. Turner replied that he was in
his own house and would make ~ much
noise as he pleased, At the same time
scizing large club and advancing upon
Mr.. Spann as if to assault him. The lat
ter drew revolver and fired two shots
ut random to iutimidate his assailant,
but Turner only became more furious
and struck the overseer with the Climb.
Mr.. Spann thereupon fired three shots
directly at Turner, killing him instantly.
It will interest many Of our local read
ers to learn that Jno. D. Hanson, Esq,
son Of Mr.. r. T. Hanson, President Of the
Police Jury and prominent planter of
this parish, was among the graduates of
the Medical Department Of the Univer-
sity of Louisiana who received diplomas
on the 10th inst, at tho forty-sixth an
nual commencement of the institution.
From the reputation which young DR..
Hanson bears as q gentleman Of intelll-
gence, capacity and culture, and the re-
ports Of his successful career - resident
student and practicioner At the New Or
leans Charity Hospital which have occa-
sionally reached us, we can readily be-
lieve that he is in every way wx.rthy the
distinction conferred by the investiture
of the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and
that he possesses the qualifications neces-
sary to achieve eminent success in his
chosen profession. We congratulate the
young gentleman and his friends upon
the successful termination Of his course
of preparatory studies, and trnst that the
future may bring full realization of
their most s;.psnine hopes in his behalf.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala-
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| DGoalAssnviile u TO enjey . round Of
| auussssents Aasing the next foar wesks.
To-morrow ever1ng occurs tae enter
tainment for tho benefit q Nts z. p.
Leblanc; Monday night Dan Rice lec-
turcs; next Saturday night, the 3rd of
April grand masqnesaele ball win take
place 1t Phenfx HALL; tho following
saturday, April 10, the dramatic and
Musical entertainn,ent for the benefit of
the Ladies' Hel,fow Benevolent Associa-
ton occuEs at tho same hall and on Sat-
urday, April II, Ut the st. Joseph Acad-
envy, = grand concert will be given m
der the direction Of Rev. Father Charles,
the object Of which will be to raise
funds to buy new organ for the Catho-
lie Church.
At the last monthly meeting of Pho
nix Fire Company tho following com
mittee was appointed to make arrange
n,ents for the annual parade and celebra-
ton in May: Messrs. w. G. wilkinson,
chairman: w. +. Stockmeyer, VIM. d.
Park, Aug. Barthelmy and JOS. N. Keat-
ing. At the next meeting Of Ascension
Hook aud Ladder Coenpany, = similar
committee will be appointed from that
organization. Uaion Fire Company Of
Algiers has made arrangements for an
excursion t. our town on the first Sun
day Of May, and If the celebration Of our
home 6remen could be set for that day,
or the excursion deferred to the second
Sunday Of the month, II would add to
the imposing character Of tie display
and to the enjoyment Of all concerned.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite. .
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CoScERr.-We take pleasure in pub
fishing the following programme of the
concert to be givon 1t st. Jossph's Acatl-
envy on tho 18th Of April, under direction
Of Rev. Father Charles, the Object Of
which il to raise funds for purchasing q
new organ for the Catholic Church:
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Charley Brown, the colored man who
was tried before the Parisl. Court last
month for assaulting Frank Eastman,
hnstler Of the Riverside plantation, and
who was acquitted " Judge Cheevers
on the ground that the proof Of the itlen-
tity Of the accused was not strong enough
to dispel Ill doubt on that point, Ii now
q fugitive from Justice for fresh ofense.
On or about the end Of March he stole .
shotgun, revolver and @2 in money be.
longing to VIM. Morrison, laborer ON
The plantation Of Mr.. D. g. Neams, and
then left the vicinity. The gun. was
marked viii, letter II just back Of the
tube. Morrison discovered that Brown
was working on Stevcnson's place, and
went there in search of him. Brown had
just left, however, and although Morri-
son aud a friend rode down the river as
far ss st. John tho Baptist, they failed
to find him. Subsequently they ascer-
tanned TINT the thief had given them the
slip by making of through the woods to
New River. They followed him thither
and as far as HOPE Villa, but although
they frequently heard of him, they could
not get within reaching distance. Brown
is a black man, IS years of age, about s
feet 8 inches tall, has = scar on his left
forehead ut the edge Of his hair; Is 3
South Carolina Negro with voice like q
woman's, and drawls in his speech. The
people Of East Baton Rouge would do
we'll to keep lookout for him. He is a
bad egg and his proper place il in the
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Overture, Rossisi, .Orchestra.
Qui vive,. ............... pianos, IL hands.
The Wanderer, tenor solo,. :. DR.. Friodrichs.
La Charts, Rsssini. The Choir.
La Femme de l'Exile, $500. Nine. Lei Blanc.
La Plainte du Mousse, ...H COmstock.
Dieu Seul mi IL rcnlira, Nrs. Israel.
Come, Birdie. Conc, :. ...:..,.P uplls Of St.
~ Vincents School.
La GAIA Latlrs, Orchestra.
FART II.
La Prier4. de Noise. Choir.
Kappelle-toi,. ............M Miss Lisc Mollcre
Magnifcat.... Mrs. Israel, DR.. Friedrichs.
DAVNls -. u. OtSyCf1e.
Les Mousquetaircs de IL Refine, Mrs. Lecht,
Chansonnette, .............D Dr.. h. Claveric.
Heather Bells, Pupils Il 81 vinccnt's School.
La Gaxxa Ladra, Orchestra.
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To Whom it May Concern.

r HAVE examined the steam engine, CYL
i inder boilers and rollers advertised for
sale by D. Webre, and offer to plsee said
engine in condition - good ~ new for two
hundred dollars.
4. II. BRACD, Engineer.
st. James. March Z, 1880.
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the foot of Chetinaclles, in this town,
which resulted in the wounding Of the
two mon who did the shooting. These
parties were Pep Fillet and one Salvador,
whose family name we could not ascer-
tain. Four shots were exchanged, two
Of which took effect, one in the breast of
Salvador and the other in Fillet's leg,
near the knee joint. The difficulty took
place in an eating house and saloon
which is kept by an Italian, aud fire.
quonted almost entirely by men of the
class known as Dagocs, nearly all Of
whom are engaged in the business Of
bringing opstcrs from the Gulf coast i'll
luggers. Az usual with these people, the
participants in the row and those who
witnessed it, refuse to give any informa-
ton concerning the origin or circum-
stances Of tire affair, hence little can be
ascertained beyond the mere fact Of the
identity of the men implicated, and even
this might not have been generally
known but for tie wounding Of both
parties. Immediately after the shooting,
the men walked quickly away from the
vicinity. Salvador proved to be very
seriously wounded and his injuries may
result fatally. Pep is disabled, but no
serious consequences are anticipated in
his case. Neither party is in condition
to be arrested, both being under treat
uent for their wounds. It is reported
that the fight resulted from quarrel
about woman.
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D0EALDsOIv1LLE, La,
Saturday, March 81, 1850.
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

Chew Jsckson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
;Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic cnres dyspep-
s<;iss,
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala-
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m 81. HALL.
, 1880-07-22
this afternoon nominated fur Congress c. r,
having sgnlnesi ills Acccptancn Of tho nomIna.


MINNEsDTA.
spfetat Dt,po,eh N ~ tafrooo T.th,,r.
IT, ~ ,,.... ,s;''' ~ ,,a 'n.se7o .r''ahs'
ot' t'"'op' a'lH'l.t Il!!y a!.-s0 epIendtf Ia tho
"heat nnttlrlnE with tho very favorable weather
VIC Rt.e having that fartuery t,nyc crnsr.s 10 tnk
Of r,ist, which Mt tho wOrst onty ~ ttuchc, tho
lar ~, ,,... ...s.... 49, ot ",'5 "It''ea 'no y
.uMl' anu ~ ''ow " many arc predicting yteil OF
fr0n ~ ~ 10 blshols 1cr moro, and whit IA moro
gratifying, IN thut reporta tnnkn Tim eron nlftoat
uniformly gnot fhr,i,uhnut thIo t,ortIn, ~ IN
Ytnto, '"'o p'' "''' 'A NDo
Ht"tu.
spsetdt Dhpatth 10 The Chicago 7ttbunt.
chick. ling dist rirts rt .., S..t
For,,,n+s h,,.a o'..'1, s.u"tns ""a" sesy 'as|
.t'',,s,. .La o. m'' uuHsumcu" u, hhrsest "haHt.
thonRh KreoH. 10 hcnt o't tho ctfnch-l.g. 6overnl
lnt.ls will int be {ouche. This Is not tho oRsc
nll nyur the rtl,'nty. wh.lo gnlne inrt,lorn viii
i1lrvcst bttshe others in sifvront partB OF tho
ualn!y nro hopeful 1T Il fnIr Yield Of you'd tl,,Nl-
lty. Tho ct,ul wonthur still continues.
HtseLtf Ulspttfh In The Ehituco Tribune.
, 1880-07-22

eentlemon would do honor 70 tho dIs.
admitting this. Il Is Kunoraly conceded TINT NJ.
Cnswclt. by virtue VI ha past experience IN tho
ptstion n11tl through, tho nc1iisntattccs lle bus
forinn.l: ;Mn IyrlnE marc 'nI!l,enco to hen. y
ter tho ltGr0sta nj hfa district, thnnu new tnon-
ner. NaItnly questions Mr. Caswell.s ability o.
but ;!,o question as tn bis esicecsanrshlr turns
whnlly iipr tho tnnttnr nf lHoAtint., u hsa 9s.t
Into tho iics nf s0no thAt tho position nf Ebti-
Rresang fupst y pasatd ar;.',Md r th'a f. +
coNEctel 10 bc tho proper thaEg, fncn y -
clnfmc,! that TINT portion t tho d!*trict tat l,s
mover becn hnnntgtl with tho ConEreHsloMf,nl ~
nomination st,onid 10 tho recipient. t}ntnt tho
glur rNllnttos. Hauk hna never bean cnnrlhent-
% with C"nFresso noors WITH 'n',,. tho "xcep
goml an! reasonable u anY Of tl,n othors. a.;
aftnr ii. thp way Ut prnfcrHlonta irnls tiHo to
Ifnn. sill wo 10 not understand that It ts tho
determination Ut Mr. EllswDll Ur his fribnts n
prcss lis ulnns for tho nonl,'at!ul'; .n1Grson
rn,lks si,r,t,Rtlu,lt tho ontrn district. and will
bow III Hrneurul submission to tho tclon Ut tho
standnri- -bcaror In tho oomltg struggle.
, 1880-07-22
A SCANDAL IN LOW LIFE.

n SaFOTy scandal WIS brought to tho surface
yesterday Il. tho Webstor Ayeuue pulfce Dis-
trIct. Only fow munths ag, II 1orlnal, n,n,u.l
Alhrucht, bis wlfa alid thrco chiI,lrrn, moved
into house ut No. as L4rraboe streot. Ycster.
day bIr. ALBRIGHT started Tor down town, hut "
ba had for a long tltue suspected that things
woro not woll ut home, hu zu.ltionly returned
uid0T tho pEetenso that he hail forgotten, enhlo-
thing, and found bis wlfo fond!ng, Ing,
aud talktug SUIT and low to a! old
'.papa'Kuy" unnleA llacsenbery, who IL
omployol ns 4 feeder ut tho Larrabeu street cur
9arlls III tho immediate Vicinity. A!bretht uu-
A1st1 thu all tlAn 1T hAvinI mixed his family
uha9uxiAurAhly, nEd ~ Aal altsf.ctcry 9xplAnst-
uoh wa9 not furtkcDInl,IX. flb whippUt hfu
suundT. Tho wife, fearing Alnst!4r treatment,
hoppefl,poss her knbos aI,l nude d full uohfus:
sum. Haa qlQ Man hnd o0urte4l hgr through tho
pN1n Wlnlowa, 0n4 upon efery Ik%sslD!n tWUNAl.Mi,
ana no hui turned uyur to hus kApp-
Ing ~ ?Inlt44 8tHtes hU.nl and thu
dtbts to all biz prupurty, h,ld tho ur-
raHRonGnt was that hn an.! ahp should
Gt0E'u SONG apo u4y. iatscnb,tre Nl,lelrud lutur
ud tho aahs, bAt1ay tiuI,,utallktHl y tho n..llt
t1Y, tut tatlfusuGd by bis qI,llruI n.ld gruthl.
children lIft9K at No. 2 Ret,., stgut and tust,,
toRethpr Nj t4 hifaxed n1ld nlIx,li'.t wfu, ttlu u
deHla1ll 21n fat AlIruehtA ftr thu Old matt y
property TAoY Essuily Aatcgu thAs 3lrs. Al
htucht pN TP tho cnta.q nfutr, ai,i That slll has
1urel tAeun nun IN fl1Ju tlAy to ,Iny, 4E t,aa
awnyY, ttpt her h,sh4El4 siIy p.lstrd is to how
thu utfltr was Cutting on. Tho c.lsu will receive
q p4lItA eaAEt ulring.
, 1880-07-22

Fot years past criminal items at tho Armory
have DeGn lnrgely hindu up OF rpbber'es per-
netrnted by tho low fctnn1D dcnlzens Of Chcy-
emo" upon strangers In tho city and others
whom thoy succeed fl Turing Into thur lens,
nearly all Of which Rru within q stones
throw of tho sutton. It IL not 10 bo wt,ti-
t1cred Mt. then, tl,at they tnnliy took II trick
worth having. At B;:0 yesterday afternoon
fnrtner-tonktng chap rushed Into the
station to report that be had Just been robbed
Of f3,CD0 chah. There was tho widest com1no-
ton In consequence, aud II detnli Ut policemen
wna Immediately tnM.tc to accompany the
atsunRer to the hpusC. lio designated tho house.
No. I'll: Cl4rk stropt nnd ila rlof, up-stuirs the
ag and nshsns nDo As ass
@Iap 5 =, Wa @ 5 ssten y HyI, s9 xa ss
sid inf SestsTaY P wI,l3s *4lki2S az
tivatcu by her shu lnrcd him into tho houea kep.
by l,ullo Miller, and the.a, while h. was y her
s4 aRnss ES eae aa al tn & ss %sn ws ba
currlod in a. tnncr vest pocket: Tho woman TO
IT. IT this snpears to p, haye ... torn s ot
yoio1yl 1nan who so:nStla,cs works for . llyinx,
s IL lfTs Ss1 Ss sae s ~ % ea Kixh
I,rlle Miller aid Fann!e PaytSn, whu were In tho
ha!sg at tac time af the robbery. Waro also a.;
certalned that Altlo May aud her mum ltyet., not
At NpA:Stl, but at No. lb Clark strcct, and thore
Ii her rt,o1n tho officers f!und ono
Of tho Wrappers to one Of the pack
When confronted With this evidence Alllp re.
1 that she valid WatlId 70 to ths Teniiontiary anyway,
mud thu. T. she gayo ~ the money shs would net
kept tho money. ehe could supply hcrsetf
ploy arlstocrntlc lawyers to defond her, and
lmy np iururs IT, 1t hecamo neccssary.
Then thero wus tho nhnnoo that Evans
niYht die .whllo she was awnitihs trial.
nnl nns>thgr chnnco that hG Mtght
t!rr Of tho prosecution, which IL always Il tGdi.
nus, 1ob. 30 tIic ,Mlico viii have to rely upon
wnlll.l be goo.l example. nlso, ~ rnllroad this
str,Hpat Hlld her acgnEnpllces to Joliet upon tho
longest terms ptisS!b}U.
Allie IL II light. .oolorctl wcncts with hair thnt
sticks Btr,lyht up frnIn Whero It shoota forth
frusl tho hGll. 6ho hns ut times earned living
hy huvtpE this crop at halr bIouchbd to {fal!lei
yellow alil then hiring out ~ curiosity o. Cir
cnAsihn Ytrl to shOwMpr. Etur AGcQtnpliCe3 arc
all notorious In police circles.
, 1880-07-22
fhSIAlLAIl0M..

4 largo congregation asaen6lotl last evening
at tho Nounlon Presbyterian Church. on West
Fourteenth street, near Throop. to Natnosa tho
Installation Of tho Rov. T. j. Lamont, Of tho
Irving Park ~ pastor at tho church In plAca OF
tho Hoy. j. II. Walker, who has takon chaTRo OF
the Campbell Pask Church. The installation
sermon was preached by tho ltoy. X. H.
Wlshard. who spoke from tho =. toxt,
rApd l. VIII give you pastors e &ac9oeds9s q
md undcntandily."-Jo ill.,, is. 1ha oIa-
t.ttat9nal 9uessi9s,s VERY rs.Haadea " s the
FrpsbytSrY. Tho e6arSo 10 tho mfnIstqr was
delivered by the ltey. u, II. navla, A1d thai to
oougregatLon by tho ltev. James haelau9htali.
Tho choir Ut the church fa1duFed BAlnb excel
1ent Inu4io. Tho soryiees coscd with q lulc-
dlet4pA by tho paelpr-plect.
, 1880-07-22
ILLINOIS,

sPtetat Rt.pqtsA to Tia chttaoo 1t'bunA.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, July 2l.-Polltical interests arc
now eenterlux in the lpcal o!llces. Who shalt la
our candidates for Cu,8ross, tho Legislature,
and to I'LL tho county oIlccs Ia buinx discussed
moro earnestly than tho great principles OF
party.
NOCKFnAp, ILL.,, July 2l.-lhpro IL EreAt Sur
prso uxrresantl ArnOnK liepubl lleans IN tho Ntnth
EenaturiA! district vi to why tho 0lnsuntlun for
lsoono aud WinnobuEo Counties IL not cultcl.
Th0 Committee whose duty It Ia to Gull this Con-
youtiop iB composed nf II. 4. Cr1lwfHrl, u. f.
Aj4na, r. q. Litwles, H. 7. Cpwles. o. H. Wright,
Or! ENrxont, nnl N. a. Worcester. TherO 10 lu
reason why tEo Convention should nat bc cAllcd,
for tho yotors uf the district nro III vol prc-
pNtcA to Instruct and nominate now ia sI,9y will
bo .. any time in .ho fMs'1r9 F!s ea.l.l!.sates,
J: 7. Jones, Of this city n.la q Il; WrlKht, of
this capacity ono tcrni. and hn Will doubtless l'9
renaIlinatod. Thu g1nllt!Mon tr1ltN thlR plHG1
aro both young tnen Ut utility. It y quito likely
that when tho EpnYonunN Ia cAllGI IT WI! tloNl-
tnato u. II. Wright, L. H. summer. anu +, Ionps
Hp<etll iNSrAeh 70 ThS Chicago 1ftbans.
OAIlU, ILL.,, July 3!.-1ho Democratic Con.
grpss,nAl Convention Of thia district VIII 20 held
ut CarbontlAlu to-InoEvow. pe!eRates from fhia
county aud numburs al locai pol!ttstahs wpt.I
luntplpi1; 1ruh4tn, Ut JAckHln; lio1llnan. ct
Union; unA Murphy, Of l'erry Cnunty, Aro men.
tinI,cu in cosllpou0E with tho notn!nntion. Tho
two ttr4t- -nnincu xOntlcmGn wilt HhOW thGlr
Krcatest Btrotigth MI tho tlrat ballot, hut Noffh0F
haya enough Instruetpd Sutes tn nominate.
Delegates from this county Ar0 All Anlnstructeu.
but u majority favor liartSell.
, 1880-07-22

COUNCIL bLuass, In, July al-An important
ru1nor, soemlngly hasod on fact, ia circulated In
rtraal circ!es horo ta<lay To tho a1rcct that tho
Wabash. 1t. Louis & rsclHu ltoud, which cot,-
reots With tho Union paoidq ut this point, will
oxpress tr1lIps fFo, Council hlHiYs ft1 Nuw YORK.
Hy this arrangement MI n2prta tralti will ltttvU
this city oy0ry day " 4:n Il. lns. striving ut IT.
and rcaching Nov York from tw&*Yo 10 AftoGi
hour4 Aheud OF other limos. 80,
, 1880-07-22


Tho Rook leland had tho honne yesterday Of
taking tho Hon. Carl Bchurz, SecFataFy OF tho
1afostor. Qyor ita llnc. MI Hchurz II on bis way
to Omaha and tho Far Weat, and trayela In q
special car, -
ME, Murray Kcllqs, formerly agent Of, tho
Louisville Nashville Railroad Ia thla alty, has
been appointed Passenger Agent Of tho L<,u!s-
vtllo, NV Albany Chicago pailFta.A pailFta.A Ut Louisr
willie, Ky,
Thy Chicago, burlington i Quincy Na!lfpsd
% ~ train hetWenh THU uty aud nSs Aolt!es,
!oavlnH hcsn at d.1 p. -. and ssMchfny nes
Malpc@ AZ Qitb y. n. Thla Guaupaux hRa als0 das
, 1880-07-22

itaiirond, mud hal boon brosiaht Into tho CITY
for Treatment. After a long search he found hia
thnt hn had eullerotl d fraoturc nf the inv mil
Bcvere internal injuries ty roason Of M Incident
q, tto ra,lr1ad, Ga.i,ca hta T. femoynl M x to th9
tlcath WIS tho lncvltabte result. Tho inquest
will 10 held to-day at tho County Hospital.
, 1880-07-22

6A1LATOuA, N. L., July sl-Chnrlts i. Adams,
Jr,. llnvia A. Wells. and John A. Wright arbi-
trutors for all tho rnllroad trnk lines Interested
IN the freight pools from tho West, hegan u sos.
sion this morning regarding proportion fur lake
lines receiving freight for tho seahoard from
railroads ut Bandusky to lluIalo; also, rAtoa pf
frright for CnnndA md tho Grand Trilnk Limo,
othor lines Juno !. Yfoo.PrestdeIlt Sareuant, of
tho Grand Trunk Linz, aud Ocnor,l Freight
MMlaHor fteaI havo written statements in ts-
, 1880-07-22
DISMISSED.


Rxt9al Dbpa9fh 10 1hs Ch1fa0 1HbunA
c1.EyELAKD, O., July eL-WillEam Mutt, bag-
Eagn pgontat tho Union Depot, Was, after lNves.
tiEatlon to-day, rulno,od, IIe wus charycd.
with those ruuoved Monduy, with tssllllokfng tn
tickets, but don|cd tho Rllo44tlon. II haylng
been rumorod ttat tho .lopat employees wore en-
gagged in rpyAllAr sealpfnH BUSINESS tho nl!lrpatl
companies ct't,trplIu9 tho depot employed, /.
Hhnr.1 detective to wntGh, md tho reault IL thu
disllfsnlal Of live employees.
, 1880-07-22
IN THE FIELD,

At q meeting Of colorcd o'tizcn~ Al. Fronob.s
uall. corner Of Ouktor and 1luhbasd T., ~ Sast
evening, ", l.. Darrow Iu tho chalr, J. W. Nv :.
xas non,ue.oa ~ cu1latlato FOR Cuunty Com
missioner, subjoet to tho action Of tho ltopuo'
tcen County sCouypnt1on. lIo thanked thoao
Ms.cot ft.r lib ho1lor conferred. An1 promised,
f esutol. 10 ia his luvo best Ia alyAAco tho tn-
&cresx uf hI8 constituents
, 1880-07-22

city in le2?, has lived here since. and saw the
12Q,Gi) lnhnhlfants Ito was ono OF tho oi1.cat
pilots m tho river. having rim fr1tn TtttshurH
in Now Qroana.. tte WaA In bis 71th year ut tho
tiinp Ut bis death.
ldA 1'ISoa, Cn1o., July a,-StIcknoy, Bcoretary
q q ~ ute Cn1nmlsslon: died OF typhnid-sovcr
, 1880-07-22

HPFtsdl uNpa!tR fo 1Hs Ckftdpo 1F16UNt.
KANSAS ClrY, No., July al.--The action Ut tho
Missouri, K4nsas j. Tuxus Noal In cutting the
knights IU,uplar rute to Chluago ut polnts In
kunsas In order to got tho best Of tho
Missouri River lines bus crcutcd grcut
cxultement It Is thought tv passenger
men hero TINT porhnp5 tho ku(Khtg
Iemplar themselves arp at tho b0ttom of tho
Whole n,atter In ny1ler to soc9re s low rntts III
uosatbse. SteBsrs. John Sebastian, OF tho Chica-
W, lsGpk island Il 1'ucllo; D. r. Hooper, General
Tlcket Agent Of tho HAnllilal s Ut. Joseph; mud
u. Doves, Of tho ChIcago l. Alton, Loft this
oFoning to tAke part in thu AieotlnH Ertuay ut
thu Grand p4eItiu.
, 1880-07-22

No rnilroad bus yot boon built lii competition
with tho lines owned and controlled nY Fnt,tlor-
tllt thAt has not met with obstacles fie Ia now
lighting tho now Detroit & Dut1oE lialIrpal,
which is to coni,eet thu Wabash with tho Grcat
Westurs. ut Detroit A few days ago an injunc-
ton was served OIL tho contributors Of tho now
rond 10 prpyoht them from cruising the tr,lcka
Of thu Luke Shorc ltoad 1T Adrintl. Tho Detroit
i'ost and Tribune, In commenting upon this snat-
ter, says: A., s.Tho Ivy IL thls stato siyes ono
ur,u,c, except upon tho depot grounds.
The question in this c!se evidently il whether
Tho grounds Ut thu l4lkp AhDru Ut tho point u
orussl,g n1G depot grounds, and this Ia ]. ques.
tion for the courts; The Lake shoro Company
hut It 70 entirely beyond It's power to prevent it,
Tho dny bus koNo by in Mtchignn whom INV
suits instituted for yexntt0us purposes Gun he
allowed To succeed. II tho Lnko shore Company
wishes to spend money IN that sort Ut tatnfoot-
cry Il cntlnot, OF course. bo denied tho luxury.
but that It will accpulplish anything for itself
caunot b9 Ft.ssillu. lsho llnsIcr Hind will DO
i,uilt. And thu Luke Shure will nuke no friends
In MluhIgan by lighting It,"
, 1880-07-22
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or THE CHIEr ssuNAh 0FpIoEr.
WASHINGTON, u. G.. July 2s-1 n. ,n.-bnr Ten-
nessoe and tho Ohln Wiley, clcar or purity
cloudy weather, variable wlrdat possibly shit.
ing 10 sontheasterly, higher temperature,
Btat!ouury or lowor barometer.
For tho Lnwor Lake region, clear or partly
cloudy wcaihcr, aouthoast to southwest wit,hs,
ncarly stationary temperature, stationary or
lower barometer.
For tho Upper I.akc 1tcglon, clear or partly
cloudy wenthot, Winds mostly eot,therly. stlt4on
nry Or higher temperature, generally lower
l4r,netcr.
For tho Upper Msszslppi aud Lowor Missouri
ahiftlnx tn aoutheastcrly wlnlla, stariouary or
higher temperature, goIioraly lower laG1n,htar.
lAuAL OBSERVATIONS.
UltCAHO, July II.
, 1880-07-22
LOST Ills LIEE.


Sptsta! DhpatfA to The chteuso Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, july 2l.-At ryrnlont, this
county, Monday night, Harry unrar1l, u brayo
littlo fallow, lust hEs llfo whslu trytng to savo
that Of companion named Cunninghnm.
Three boys were bathng IN tho Wild Eat crcek,
snondcd, but went down, whto tho otaor two
boys rot out III fUIY,
, 1880-07-22

COUNCIL. BLUFFS, Ia. July :l,-T0-daf. articles
Of incorporation OF tho Council Bluffs 4 fnstcr1,
Nallroaa Company werc l!ed Tor tpcord ID this
city. This Company pruposa to build ltlb Of
roat frout Council DiutTs directly cast to aQlia
point on tho atss!sstppl Myur. THO 0iicers afs,,
retHry; ". y. Janus, Superintendent; and JAeoh
Wltllama. TroaspfoF, nll Of councll nlulrs.