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, 1880-09-29
THE WABASH.

Special Dta2d'eh to The Chicago Tribune,
Quincy, ILL.,, Sent. 2s.-rhe Wabash officials
who arrived III this city yesterday, including
President Humphreys, Vlcc-1'rcsltlent Hop
kits, General Manager John &. Ga,lt, Gen
eral Freight Agent Il. &. 1.lr.l, md Messrs.
Ilincl'er md Sln1tl,, Directors, hntl consul.
ta.ion witt, the Iocn1 officials of tho Wabash
and III the Quincy, Missouri l. Pacific d.
vision lplalye to the work to be done In this
vicinity, a1,.l ANNOUNCED a determination to
" oncc push tllg extension OF the Quincy,
Missouri y Pacific to this Oinun connection.
COntrActs lur Il portion Of this work are to he
let Immediately, tic Company now uttwr-
tiHlns. for bids for grn.iinE, trng,. mud
bridging ti'!rty-one mllesof Tho rond ''ctwcen
III tho city. tho officials Inspected i prouos,si
route put Of Quincy tu form n link In the
short Hue to BIZ constructed butwucu this city
and Chicago. 1t tx not tletfDftty determined
whit punt the rontl will toncl, but tEare Ia
40 secrct Of the fact TINT n through direct
li,,s tro1n m QHtacy to Cl1eag9 Is to bc con-
will rer.!A.cntly, lucnte 1t within tile short
est practicable time. Mr.. Humphreys MIR,
Hopkins, anu others Of the party went to
llanntbal tl!is morning. Fron, tllere they go
over the Missouri, kaNsas 4 Texas and c0n-
Meeting roat's 70 O'tiaha. They are making q
system.
Special Dttpateh to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
SrnIxoFIELp, ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-'rl,u twn atlti-
t10'lal trains which have beun contemplated
BY ihe Wabash management for sonse time
t! W. oe pt rnn G ';,tc eXt suhay oe % BE-
mn! tie other will bu tho Kansas City fast
tral's, between tlmt city and Chicago, yl
llnhHlbnl and Sprtngflull, Tho new time
cartl Is now being printed.
, 1880-09-29

i tsT %S: * %s"a 5 ~ y s%t
sns to s'n,l rho MIN ho WAS looking sficr.
"a; c4sE A. t Sf ,:ma:Eox W, Yesterday reported
ticnt hnv.nE bcen found IN a craze,l condition.
Annther examination viii i,o made to-day, whsti,
II lilo caeo prove genuine, 1t will 10 removed.
TmF iicnl.h Department t. now gathering
SAMPLES OF s,tgnr 10 be nnHlyzct. 1t IL prnEHse,
ht'wever. tut to make tho mistake In this cAsc
thnt WIS !natle before. and, instcnd Vt making
tasneil. It will suffice to havO tho nrtlctc exam.
tned tdcE lta commercial brand.
AMoSa si,o building permits Issued yesterday
were tEe iol!owtnH: Onn t1 John knleer ~ cr,.ct
rabcc street. To cost fl,aV: one Ia j. Kenlsssk
!" erTst = two.*tory .iwena Eighteenth strco,
street. !" c:t sSS: T. shrelcr 9 f. ercct ,os Htae oe
fF' Foy,eSsn st1eo ,t t. c.s sxak xk NM NJ ~ Ws;t W.T.
@ i ;Fss'' ..sset e .s'i;s S a ~ g 'a Z.
nor OF Randolph aud AHA streets. to cost $s,dO
ACNrENntSH FINES.
- great ttcal has bEcn Rnt4 nj latr about the
fh15.GtEs '1'aG ot tho clerks and bat!Ia IN tho
ltnes s3 tho Controller Their csc;sc.. a Il, iaany ~
tendt'i." ets., ad. such Instances net1R 10 n,i-
nsern,ls, q ssplclon tins grown up that ibis fnso
ni o. }gsslc., % n,no,,nta - rt'l,9,g nt thu city,
nhu lt'fMru n convenient way for these officials
r stl,!art' nccn.ins after they had squani,errti
tilclr COLLECTIONS. 4 few uaye ngo tho Controller
tho tnllowing l. tl!toicd: -. '. ''.~'
Hrss s,. or sfs ~ Il sasstton e. ase l. s 3c
piles thnt the City Of ChcuKu ia pInintiif II, tmo
, 1880-09-29
INDIANA.
Laying the Cornerstone at tito Ne1v
Ntate.f .flutikcs

I'm hA4 ENHt Hf H.
A1os'"s s"o CorncIstone .: o1 mo HeST
..,-, ,.s..a sta'esxs"nse' ~ ~
1,,,s' soee'as papa!e" % 70 ne G"'faaa Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Inh,, Sept. 22s.-rhc cerc-
nlpny to-ay at tic laytuc Of tho cornerstone.
Of the now Stat,-IIm,s,, msstYl m vrrv
1lcnsnrtlv tvt,l,,,,t inr ~ hr"ot. -, t,a ~:
.,ro,."" ~, ~ y. n's,'s ~ VIZ "
clclsas' ahe rain et ycsteftsny ald lIttleinUfo
t'an lay tho dust n,,l c0ot tic atmosphere,
willis tile sun brought out thousands of pco.
plc who must otlrrwisn loyn rc,
nto,ued m.Innru ,r,,.ro ".oo ,,a, "m,o ~,
stleetpafade or otlar display, but
the crowd gathered in silence about lilo point
nf [tItertYt unlit 1t Nltnlbtrca from It.O0O 10
7000. as lnaly more wcnt nwuy t,ecul,so
they could mt get within s,!eitIg Or herring
DISTANCE. For tho benefit If g,it.sts specially
invited, n platform accommodating .,n,It i2u
parsons hnd been provided immediately
nbntttnE tho corner OF tho foundation walls,
nnu n stnntl erected for thu spc,knrs over
loukcd The bru prepared. tDr tho ,nelnorsnl
, 1880-09-29

opsF'a@ uAfAfcA 10 lhe LHttd90 1ft0nHfs
ST. IAuI,t Mtnn., Sept. :.a.-A good deal of
Interest Is felt here III the discussion OF Tue r-
y(yed project for building MI extension OF tho
Northern pacliic Railroad from Duluth along
thu south shore Ut Lnke Superior to the ST.
hlary's Ktver. It seems u meeting nf rupre-
scnlntlyes OF locnl railway companies inter-
este.i IN the scheme was held ln Now Yorl;
sotlle two weeks ago, tho particulars Uf
which have Just trnnspIretl. Tlle plan IL to
ratcfl up u ling FROM Duluth to tho ST. MaryA
River by building connections butMvu,l Buy~
cril slIort lines, tile Detroit, Marquette L.
i9Iask,e; tt'e IT, AtnHn,etts iioMglton Y
others. President Colby, Ut tho Wisconsin
Genital. Is thu must aelltu Of ttiu promoters
nf the scllelle. lle wnnts tu nnlie II eu,,neu-
tloti betwGtl! the Northern l'acillt ut Dulut!.
Lake Sulcrinr, a1nl Inns little interest III tbs
ntllur par.S Of the llile: lie llas Interested
tllu other r1Atls III thu plall. toweyer, by inlk-
ing of u link n II grent trallscuutlllentul it,e
cxluctctl ter,niuus Of the Gral.d TraIik sys. w.
;s tic g ST. s"; srys II s'e lyef Sas' srslds's Si!s
sS sTS9lby ls ,sltrowl railway. manager.
- 9 Rf0sst IL ts Il pvfps K 10 p1sfWS9is I Witsosn sE'
Gentrnl ts c.neersi. rhis sIsos u I DsI'tn 'sis i
neW 1Mtigt tn milwaukee, ntll! ol,rl,s tho sup
t,osetl ricll lI!lIItr'i region west ninl SOUTH
VII VIII ,s. Of ,ir Asia; i"MpysF M n ts sery!se
fran 81. l'nnl to Inyileld, Wis, lid viii
,2 p'2Gno!y pSs ';,,, spr O. Ilu, Thfs Mi
nn!l tlle Sort'!Wcs,erl',, East Of .Asnla,Hi tl.v
!s ditlleult aud fori'.ltiinx. wIilei.
iMiar sSs OF tn tra'''HSk 1.i %' Sa 'wHn, , ssns
ujt Etf(rtA ut t)lH EuuAtln fseil. hiiltl.rs M
, 1880-09-29
COUNTY BUILDING.


~ 'ho county c'erk ycsterd''y. g..
,nn m ,s. sesaxe y, Of implications for naturat1za
t,rsnr, so..,... Nv ~. ,ote u w" WY al
ptns' ',, ~ SHOWING shat politics hns nut yet ar
.n.s., ~, ~ -"sut y. '"'s 'le'h'1s'
tcrty Afternoon md audited tho pay-ruj,s for
sr?trmner fur Tho yurlons county Institutions u m
mid number, II biiis Tiny aIso h.t beiars iis
passs, scver % o whtcHp VI VIII ,Sr 'atF'nd
rpr cr,mIna, ,'r, % y"s s" ,,,''.''', Ia, ~,
insliets'l for c.nhcsxltg ts:.:' frm Mrs. i5rady,
n ss rhs cS S rst4sa s sS q The
in9: ~ A "N' ~ '''''S "o'A'
nc .n9 tasasrss ntf, md Mater.Siose.s Of tho
nu,rble elxht fcet Giuh. Tho unsirr"r, hnx. m'x"
ta.t on tho so.fthcrm haif Of H. Wmrk 'o ou "hi ~
M.rts nf It Is being PUSHED with vlgor BY the con.
tr'sctorf.
Is the 1Iaskln, case in tho c,r,,n,na, f,ourt
Mss y si1 .osx Ky T1en 1er K1hns: shs c"stnm,
kSs k1Hsss s!Ss. Sa ys III. htp a %tr tsSs , TSs
tho Snia MI now ~ 'sk e. ,h' xn misel "tss "r
% IL" a.tor"ys. tr. i,,r"r wass' ad y baiiIns o'''s
'm''s'' ,sa.'. and ST.. N"a''s dspar'ed. '~'
The Committee on Public ScrvEup Of tho
Jty y ncr'1 T. a, II @y session ysstsr
gestctl tit t iay ing dit Ut tha THtitI nrrcinsis
III tho Gity AEa thu Ghll1Hos slisKestttt III tho
stscti!'h X tho Judges and elurks Ut ctect,pt
slGisilig W. Fuller, l{gnry 81. Nhppars!, ma ".
7. Gtn'ay were present, revising tho lists with
'aaSo Wool "'' bchalf Of tho pemocracy.
not anpeMrv VIM, t%ni 'S..s .ae etcnsahfs
ti,Mrgg W.fsb. I"rconv. "asr%t, s WIRE Ga'!'a;
I,stlcr. snr.ty JIMMIE f,o,ss.a. mssana. =.
I0ntis,l,e jnii1cs NJ. Elfswrth s,,tf ,na "setSs' t'
nnuilxii iiNn CnIlnhnn. iurscnw ~. inn,i.,no,,
ium Irn,,i,trE Mssn,,it III. h'.t y. m'RKms. VIII.
aid tutur Hul, Mnni. lit.'i !" -,. 1",n A1Mns
A.,.-,,ssns Ivy. nm.'o nsmnN1t HlEcEfy; surety,
Lult,isIna 1a.wts = ;,,,.t,.!a n snsptT' .arGenf;
Crul,i,r. iinT., Hna,i @s.n,,4 f mn Lou1s it'
Warren md itnhcrt HniMnn' it".st ,.a "
iatl, Er,,,niiuv AMI f:f'rss % VIII.
iI,rst, Mnsis r,. rrg anI =. e3 ;,, Ut snn q
10 cnlt.st t"n "'''' o"e'''oe Will W tfshde
THE 0HANp JE1tf
, 1880-09-29
THE RAILROADS.
lnterminable Litigation for the
Western Indiana.
Colby's Scheme for Il 14n1xe Supe.
riOr Shore Line.
Absorption Of the Chicago g. Town
by the Burlington.


a bill WIS flied yesterday III the Superior
Court by tho Northwestern FcrttlEziug COM
pniiy hgaliist tho Western indiana Railway
Cunpn'y, Tho ChfcaEn Il Western Indiana
Kailwny Compnhy, Asd the Sp,ltil Chicago
branch Ut thu Chicago & Western littlInna
Hallway Company, to restrain them from
crossing Its lat,ts. Complainant stA.es tllut
1t IL tho OwIlcr Of twenty acres Uil THO Cnlu-
met River, alN,ut a,ou0 feet from, tho State
Hue of lnt(fann; tliat the defendants are now
constructing tricks near It's land and ttlreut-
eil 70 cross the saltr. though they hive not
q yet aGaiilrcd any right 70 do So. II thcrc-
Threatened Injury Which Il claitl,s will hg IT.
tepNral,lo II N1lowGsl to be co1sutnn,atcd. y
tgtnp0rnry Injunction WIS issued by Judge
Ja!lieSn under n hind lnr S2,0aW.
III The condemnation ensr Nf tho South
Chicago 4 Western Indiana Kniroad Com
paly ys. Michael doyle ,sl,tl otllt.rs, cflnngu
" venue WINS granted by Judge !.oOiNts,. nf
the County Court. to tllc Circuit Court. The
against the Lake Sllore & Michigan South
n!n and 1tl,ers Is still iii progress Ii, thu
County Court.
Mayor. llarrlson, says. will, reference to the
question Of the proposed compromise with tic
Western lMsiislnA ls11lronh, by wtirli II IL to
stop vt linrrisulI strrtt, lll hb tue, mt think
tile GtinEt0n by Tie coulic'' nf the stsutntlDn
ciy's rislis in a,y tainsr % so "urn fnr ~ In IL,
as bcr,l coI,cer,,cH hr IIns to,,~,,t III tI.t liz
further sulth tho rtnI,l.H trnmini,s ,r.'s tiio
Gettrr fur tf1n rftv n, h,. ,in,.s mr. o., ,xj.v
there should ht, t,,,v nI,,,.rt;, ~ th .t,,ur'3
inEsr, fur Tie rms,ui tat II s;,,t,iy nu,n,',,ts
T.. IN. iii ~ n,r"";,,. ne - & 'ay M,'uMiits IE
thc trE. Iuyii,r l",iy,nt, thr nr,'n"rt v.nnI.i'
ers, i,oWcycf. IL ,n,rrfrr, nj nlrnsre. l,S IT,.
futlcltnn nr tltIHt,yisr in nrr,,ss viii tho
Conluittpe. tint ihr ]orfnv ~ t,,m tr,nna
acrUss The a. rrrta frn,n fsw"7ftii tn it,rrism,
is nat ct,nii,ju,rc Viii, thr ,,r,,fnanr .n,,,.
peliix theli, In Inv tlctr franks Vii hin Il VIM,
but, after iii tii9 ,,,irstin1, III rt,,nmI|om.,;,
n1tl rjxilts. liz iEtnks. IL ma of insy an'l
int 81 onfntnn' nnH n ho t'W v,,ti",i tf.i
liz tim CnurfH rii,ar thM b<. thn Tit. T,n,,,,'
IN. II tlln T;tn,,,"ii hma hngn,.,., @ cnn,tnn."i
i,owevcr, init ii wns wronx in uassn,. thS
nrigtnuI t,rdinnupn nrnntitmt tin r,,ilr,,,s3 iho
rg[,s f wny IN I'm fnrr ~ liz Win H.. Vii iii
iot blaine iI,"i II for IN plsSing Il tbe RI rrpeyIw u nu
ordinance silwr,.st.ai hr III" .InTit.tarT tmm,sS
1uiLtru. iii H. ms int t1,iui. III; '.,t = i,nu
list or eui. Ios,s nv nj lis rt'rts i, nt,ro;, 1
ia ihe ct,ttl,,,I,s.. mr. wi tI,nt liz iYnismh
COMPANY las nst anVnfI rfwhis frnu' thn f,,rt
ilut Il i'au 1, st!,',i, t., fnv,r H. .1 ,sn,t LIZ
y the Courts. il, nt,y evst ~ it,w..v.r ens 1
thinks tl,n ,,Ilcs,fnn sf vi,rtl,.,. liz, rntir;aI
linz iost nuyi,f liz ri,stts III, .,rpo,i,t ~ nnt
laying liz trnctY ,vifI,i,, ~ "nnr mIII hnH"
to IL: srttird ly ffn tnnr,s vi" in ''Iho ia
aud ,,,I ~, - 3Is'.L, III e"ts.so ~ WV
, 1880-09-29
EVANSTON.

Il spirited meeting OF the Evnnston I3ont Club
wns held on Mnniay cyching, The vnriuus cosn-
fnistecs reporting proKrcss, Mnd tho ncw pluns
for the house being discussed The building
will be Of attractive exterior, two stosics In
hight, and with ],Inin, hartl.aniRucd interior.
Simplicity Is tO characterize thu structure.
y Testimonial co'Iccrh participated in lIy Inu-
sc'ans from Chicago. Milwaukee. and Eyanstou,
IL tn l,e given tn Mrs 4. n. Elliot tomorrow
uyGnlHg Mt the First Methodist Church.
The Hon. linryey Il. lIIIrtl whose residence Ia
~ evanston, ts sntl to hu candidate for nOlni-
nation to Il ,ltL)xubttb,
, 1880-09-29

EHE4{T 1fFBHMf+
WAsHiSoroS, y. C., Sept. :s.--.A letter llns
been received here frOn, President urGyy's
private secretary statlng tut tlls French
tiover''mnMt viii lake prominent part III
the centennial celebration of tlle siegu, at.d
capture Of fgsktuwli next year. ansi that n
rck!nlent Of Infantry alld a lpet May he W.
p1Gte! to teprrH9ilt the interest which Frulicu
tukts III tho ntyuls,
, 1880-09-29
NEW INCORPORATION.
HrfttIt Disbafrh IN T,hH f,hAraan T+th,,,x

Cd9t4HU
SrlISar1Etr, ILL.,, Sept, 4s.-Articlcs of III
cOruorntl0n wbro today filed with the 3cctc-
tary Ut StAta ~ the Peoria Il lckiu Union
Hallway Company, Ut Peoria, whicl, proposes
tu construct md operate rallroau through
Tho City Ut Peoria Into or through the City
Ut ptkin. Tho capital stock is to bo S9,o00,-
QUO, nlltl tho cprporators are S0lon ilu1upt-
rcys, Now York; q. Il. Cummings, Chicago;
bradbury, Peoria; john il. Cohrs. Teorja. ID.
'lltu Dlrectors uta tigorge |. Suhey, 4, i.
!lnnkEt.s, mid Austin Corbin, New Ynrk; c.
i. C.'ln,ll,sgs,, Chleago:. Charles KldReley,
Spr!tlElNM; John II. C6lirB and L. j. F'tetcI.
ur, lc9rln.. Thcsp gentlemen nro all coll-
Iltetcd with the Wabash.
, 1880-09-29
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE,

SPFFUsF N1sPHttH {" TIC CNIfu11 7ftbNHEs
La CROSSE, Wis, Sept, 2s.--MIss Young,
frnlu Rusliford, Alin1., here Oh visit to her
parents, was assaulted last night willie on
itcr way home by s"nie unknown young man
n1ld nearly cliokcd to tlrstlt. ller cries
brought nssstnnce, which scared thu niun 40
tllat llo cscnpch. The ynunE t,l,ly was tnkGt
t;are Of. ntld was some time III recovering,
Ille police aip Investigating tile attempted
olltrage, which Is the sucul,I within Il week.
, 1880-09-29
EQUALIZATION.

.SItttas hhpatea 10 7As GAGeapo 7rtbuA<.
6rlilS0FiEtp. ILL.,, Sept B,-fhe Etata
Board Of Equalization did nothing Of III.
terest to-day except to refer tue reports OF
tho committees 1ll tho assessment os per
sonal property, laiIds, and town and city lots
to tho Committee Oh General Equalization.
, 1880-09-29

Sp<eta1 lNtpatth fa 1ht tMtnpo TTibuns.
ToLEDo. o., Sal't. "a specIal from De-
tlailct. H., states that lu-,lHy i,,nI, ts Paul
l)rclll, II timer, aged IL, III company Will.
nelsr work,nen engaged III ruot,Ig Uninn
!lnncr, liz Slipped anl felt to tho Krn,lntl, d
t'lstAlco Ut fnrty.lyt feet, sustaining severe
Injuries, fsoN, Which liz died ,WU llu,irs later
, 1880-09-29

rlrl, agricultural and humber prtnlucts, The
first plan exploded wtiet, tho llnes ttw foru,-
the llntltts of Tho Northwestern interest, mid
lle lust never got beyond tho paper stage,
I'ilfs t!cW all' y likely 10 revive IT, discus
aluii II tic ambitious journals Of this re-
, 1880-09-29

QUINCY, MISSOURI " PACIFIC,
QUINCY, ILL.,. Sept. @s.-One result of the
visit Ut the Wabash lsal!ruad oll!cla!s Is made
public. They apnrovetl the SURVEYS ur tho
engineer III tho Quincy, Missouri 4 Pacliiu
g.x!ts.l,sou. Tliu G1l,trnct ,for grad!og' mid
!u uwarle!! on tho lltll Vt October. Tl,o tiis-
tuilcu il thlrty.D,lu miles.
, 1880-09-29

Iowa C1TY, Ill.,. Sept aa.--Jutlge Tracy,
President Ut the burlington, Cedar Fsapi,ls Il
Sortern l!nllroul, informed W. i. Wolfe,
IT TlgtaIL that a1is e0'nM.ily will build tho
road from tt,ls city tu CLIFTON next spring.
, 1880-09-29

LEActa@At M heT lnte residence. No: ltA Michigan
FMnessl from rct!dancs Thurmiuy ae lsa!f-i,ast bJ
90 Connecticut pApcrs pltnso copy.
l;!NllsAy-in S1wask E.j.. 6ept q, J. n Lindsay,
The Lemhtna VII nrtiv1 In Chicago m tho pittsburu
Fn6t MHyne q Chicago ltnln,aa rhtrsttny morning
~ H:,at n'clDok. SnlcH OF fnlionlI hnYtwttNF.
, 1880-09-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

TIT Buffalo tlnsc- ttnl Club Ia ut tho fremont.
A. Il. CoSnEtt. Of Akron, o., Il 1t tho Sherman.
+. A. RurEE, london, England il ut tho Sher.
uAu.
App1eoN BYnEE, Of indianapolis, IL at tho Tro-
mont.
jonH rbAsk1Sroy. OF Milwaukee, 10 At tho
fremont. =
C.E. Fu1l.zR. Of 1lctvidcrr, Ill, Is Registered
ut tho Sherman.
sEsArrn WILLIAM w1wnos, of Minnesota,
Registered At the rael1o yesterday.
II. II. LEnrAni, General Munger o1the MIcht-
gan Central Railroad, is nt tho Palmer.
WILLIAM ". KELLY, manager Of tho plercy
Deception Company, Is stopping at tho Trc.
mont.
A. N. JONES. Chairman nf the Republican
Stato Ccntrni Committee. returned to tho city
yesterday
Gen. AMI Mns. ". Mxnnl17, Col. 4. AicComkc
sI1 Gnpt. II. C. foot u. +. A., uro registered III
Jnrs GMAy.- Agent Of tho Dominion Goyorn-
tncnt Of tho Northwest Territory. is rcgIstorcd
at the tnIfnnr.
j. II. HosMEn. President Of tho Vermont Life.
1nsnr,'nce Company, Burlington, VI, is at the
Mrs. Anna scnztEtH, Of No. ID Granger
stroHt. VIM thrown out Of bggy ncar tho eur
i,gr Front ntnl Fifth strceta # ;':4S yesterday
afternoon. and was quite badly Injured.
r.t Eiftronrt .s. ~ ""nes @ 80 Ein!.ucu. i ~. ma sa9
o.! tho Burlington e. Quincy ltailrta.l lust west
mann. .'' t'aoa "'e"u'' At ''f' Ses1efaas "i'er-
Mns; lE1TlE 4. Posi-. 10 years Of ago. living Mt
Mrs. Ro'!ncy, M 4, lgit down stairs yestelny atter-
ot ~ ~, NJ ~, , r>oeta GaFk strccs and broko her
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
1ianassc. upttcinn. 81 Madison Rtreet frHtuuNi:
II. ~ " - Arr
Hnrutnclcr, II. III, "s.aj; sp, III. :u4S
rnr Rov. Dr. Cox. 1.ou,,on; .,ohn Dyke md
itnlta;a,n iei '1|ii;ii 1iarS eSt st @ l'SWIrfs u y ;lr
HonoIuu liuwailn lsln1,us urt ut tue i'aIt,1er.
,anft:1s +: sAUskr n q, nf'g ASe tho trst Of his
ay, H,s s,biect W. " fasns ss, @ ssSs
II amu II, isosssno" and he % was IIs.1nI l1's; "a
so,i,, 1 9KI hnI Il" aaa'e"ce o' 'Aaes rs the hh'l
e,a" n''''
examining a revolver 1T ocIoek ycstsr,lny
murny dt M: ::lo+ sl,tts street, at,.i tna,laus;I
Nn,ly's ht.,lls. The lI,lIet struck Hnwnn,I In
tho t,,, @ on. 1t hssles performing hts clh-
''s A'' "at 'l'''o anl''s'
TMs iI., Library I.eoms Of tho Union Catholic
3. f. inssf%sa :'| ss!ss,sSass. 'v sss... sso J.
Kenpn,n siss Dntto Mr' Knarr. nj t4ts MaS
Gill contributed vtnGi n,tlsic MD in @ ,.xcr1icnt
orchcstr. rendered cholGc Selections =
nj Inkr's iuannis .,' a;,!1 ne!a NY inquest at
81 arn . 1gsa 1t,sakar IT, oM sGnns9i M M y Xsar
}9aMmei }., hsiwsst a % uar and w.1xon which wins
an Sdna ~ oaae H 81 ~id Mn,t' hss Ut ts frexht ens
Grnbtw Win .1In ~ iii r., . npni! llgtreh
ity. liz Was &: Years ~ ni " "6' nj" sceF"' dehi''
ro,,,.,,,r - ,.,,,-.",'
Motzscr and te Trlcnn lerpssani1s rnn,nitis aenry Ct
ut!nft 1hstiEt Ntf'wh yesterday 70 nnsWrr tho
, 1880-09-29
HYDRnpH0Rla.

BoRnESTowS, N. j., sept. 2as.-Jol,n lob
crts, the colorcd innn who was bitten on tho
fallger BY enc Of Ills own dogs, near Cross
wEcss, Burlington County, about three weeks
ago, died Of hysroptlt,bla on Frldny. liz
was seized with eonVulsions OH Wednesday,,
old. '~'''
, 1880-09-29

Nnck 1eayncr'e Moth Powder destroys roach
os, tinas, tiles, Kud bedbnRs.
, 1880-09-29

. lh1y tho Improved Howe Sontca. Rortlon
sellcck j. Co., Agents, o. Lake strept
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01
Personal AND LITERARY.

IT i said that julian Hawthorne. the
novelist has accepted United states
Consulate IN Japan
LADY BrRpErr-Corrrs i described
As hein- rather large ard having white
hair and slightly ford complexion
SIX poets who have passel three
score AMI ten- Lon-fellow- Tennvson.
Hugo Whittier. Browning and Holmes.
ASEw VOLUME II Charles Dickens
sketches Ia been made uD in I.0ni0n
under the title Of The Iudfog
Papers"
BILL Arr i about 70 start On lect-
IRE tour ia the South. BIZ subject being
Dixie Now and Dixie Then APPS
real name l. Charles H. smith. AMI he
i an elder IN the Presbyterian Cnurch.
ABs~ro~ correspondent says Joaquin
Miller looks tanner than he rsed to-
HiS hair NJ longer spreads over his coat
collar and his costume i quieter than
il used TO b.. But he has the gloomy.
dreamy aspect of Old. and he l. one who
cannot pass unno.ired along the busy
streets
BaRox HICKEY HsRpES- the irish
- MI - ENAA4NfA - eAAE rA4A4N AMAA kheAtNTA
Trao1ief. Who was recently expelled
from France J. said 70 be very rich and
% take pride in paving fines for Of
fenseS AGAINST the reSscensorShip- His
last Otfen-e. = cartoon representing the
three Presidents in sailors dress and in
. state u sefni-inebriefy dancing horn
pine. WAS held 10 BE- too fagrant for his
favorite method Of expiatio1-
A FKrE~D Of Edwin Arnold. author
Of The Light Of Asia tells how the
pot f0unl hi wife Mr.. Arnold was in
the British museum one day. wh~n his
attention was arrested b. picture Of
Perurin0's which \ beautiful y0ung
Iadv was copying. Presently the face
~ the fair woman. in his eses. rev
more charming in the work ~ Peru-Ino.
and Nr- Arnold dill not rest until Miss
Fanny Ginning. the daughter % the
Rev w II. Charming. q London mad
he4ume the central charm o. his own
home
OF Mis- Nelson Mr.. Labouchere
sars IN Truth that he was --burn LA the
neiwhb0rh0od Of Leeds. ~ an English
father and gyrsy mother and iirst
appeared ~ an actress A the Royalty
thrater in Romeo AMI juliet In per-
synal looks he was one Of the few
really beautiful women Of the present.
generation. and 70 this was alHed
much charm Of manner for he
unlike many pretty women who
consider that their beauty gives
them a right % claim homage hal
> perfect passion 70 please AL with
whom he came in contact. ! knew
her well for wears. and a. not rrmem-
her One single instance In which she
ever sal an III w0rl If man ~ woman.
he wa- entirely exempt from All the
pefrv leti0usies % her SIX and Of her
profession
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-01
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