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ILLINOIS STATE MILITIA.

A Radical Change Made In the Form
Of the, Bonds Of Commanding OIL
GERS.
Special Dt,patea to Tia Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 10.-1t has become
necessary to make radical change in the
form of the bonds executed by the command
ing officers OF companies OF the Illinois Ma
tional Guard to the Adjutant-Genoral,w who
has accordingly issued to each officer copy
OF the new form in connection with an order
which says: "Each commanding officer OF a
company will at once execute the new
bond and forward through reEimental
HEADQUARTERS to the Adjutant~Generall,
ing h *the commanding Officers, must
bo furnished. Commanding officers Of regi-
nlents, battations, and separate companies
will be charged with the prompt execution
Of: this ORDER No: State money will be for
warded to any officer not complying with
this order. The old bonds will be cancelled
and returned on the fuldllment Of the above
requirement. '''-
, 1880-04-11
. DESERVING POLICEMEN,

4 leather medal is in process OF conshuc-
ton somewhere for the uinman Street
police They heard last Sunday that plot
had been laid to rob James McConnelfs gro
Gerry at the corner Of Throop and Thirteenth
streets. The job was to be done BY James
hLcNuity, New York professional, John
Murphy, and a thief named Pat" and q
clerk in the grocer's employ was
to inform them what day there would be
plenty of cash. The officers laid in wait at
the place Tuesday night last, the aforesaid
clerk having acquainted his employer with
tie facts. Surely enough Murphy 5 IA; and q
in the place, and shots were ex,
changed. By a. ruse both thieves es,
capped, leaving behind q, pair OF shoes and
bottle Of chloroform, the latter Intended
for use upon the proprietor, who slept in
rear room. There have been no arrests
thus far. Curiously enough the adventure
was not heard of at headquarters, and Super.
intendent O'Donllcll in lack Of any evidence
thinks the story rather mythical.
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v..r a a~;,'1o :. 81. o,I 1.,+
. ~" ~ olsN, Aplll lo.-!h she Vhea1y pelt
contest Hart Is now certain, barring accident,
secure the special prize of 81. 600 given in adj
3ition to his shora r., +ba t,sto rnona,; a+o
oAr,oL - n,s,s1.A -. NV 1A.s Aoe5, ee
Elgnt O'CLOCK score: har1, olS; fesFam'
490; Dobler, 4sl; Howard, 4s7; Allen, 473;;
TWELVE O'Clock score. Hart Sac miles. Pa
ora,,, 'r17.noh1ar m. Houor1, sos. iia,,
glsl4, a ~, Doplei, W., Ro"a,u, ooo' Ai,en'
49o; hrohne' 4S7, "ll1a1ns' 4ol'' Aaha"aker'
415.
4 special rize of a verv valuable chain Is
offarad for tha nadestrian ,natfnp thf1arrpet
s..n.ha. ~ as;1as ~ 49,, ~ 49, ,,oioa,- sl,;s
huhoef o1 mlles to-u'y' ~ ~ " s'oeA e,Ais
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RASE-BAIL.

BASE-BALk.
Crane has been appointed Captain Of the
Buffalo team.
Dave Eggler is still unengaged he is lig-
ing in Buffalo.
The Worcester Club has increased Its capi-
tai stock S5,C0o.
na professional nine is organized IN Balti-
mora McSorley will be a member Of 1t.
Hall or Hankinson will be one OF the
Cleveland substitutes. Gilligan Is the other
Chicago furnishes uniforms to all the
League clubs; also the League Dali and
President
Cleyeland's batting order viii be a as f fol
lows: notaling, Dunlap, Hanlon, ohater,
Kennedy, Phillips Glasscock' MceorHlch'
uankinsOn.
Powell. who played last year. with the
Hoiyokes, has been engaged by the Nation
als. of Washington, as first baseman, IN place
Of Latham, who has been released.
The Worcester Club has taken The TRIB-
7r,r.'s advice and ceased its effort to secure
f;eorge Wright-at least such is the state
ment made BY Manager Bancroft.
The Chicago Amateur Base Bail Assocla-
ton viii hold - nsetg nSEs RtocF co.
ner Randolph and La Sale Streets.
The report lhal 1Opeha. Must lut:Enuc :tnt
organizing professional nine IS without
foundation, and the players Mho nay nave neen xa
rard {o engagements may rs well abandon
Hope of job in that quarter.
Burns has been doing the best batting thus
far shown by any member Of the Chicago
team, punishlng the pitching Of CoTcoran ana
seems to have improved since last year, oul
Anson has not been quite up to the 1narA'
cvey is playing very poorly in caliorniia Lien e
The The KnickerbocKers by reason Of his costly
errors. ERR Leary The pitcher Of the same cl!up,
has been indulging in his old trick ot ge1hne ~
drunk. The first otfense was Runisnee'd1 e.. py "a
fine Of $3.50, but expulsion followed tne sec'
ond. So ...-
hs Ghieaso s team sa Rr4sSdfG 4s1dy PSan gst s into
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A sTOCK-JOBBNG SCHEME.

The bill introduced in Congress by Mr..
Hurd, Of Ohio, to establish regulations as to
imported goods in bond and with duties
paid, which provides that it shall
not be lawful to transport imported
goods, wares, OF. merchandise in bond
Of With duty paid or any products or
manufacture Of the United States from one
other port or place therein, when any por-
lions Of such transportation is made through
the Dominion of Canada by land, carriage,
except as the same Is permitted by existing
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:6rst-ciass shape, although some Of the men
isuffer from lame arms caused by throwing:
Both Corcorarl and Goldsmith have proved
very effective III the pitchers position, and
there need be 10 fear felt of repetition Of
last years experience in the way OF being
left Without pitcher. To-nlorrow the boys
will go I'd Dubuque, 1a., playing there Tues,
day and Wednesday with the Dubuques, and
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Of this
week the same clubs will play il this city.
As tho Dubuque team is a very strong one,
series Of close and exciting games may be
exuecte1.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
Special Dtsrdteh to The Chicago Irtbuns.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April ID. The Louisville
g. Nashville Railroad Company held 4 special
called meeting here to-day. It is known
they ratified the contract and alliance which
Newcomb has formed with Wadley, Alex
antler. and Gov. Brown, the details of which
arc not made public. The Board held pro-
tractcd meeting, and it is understood very
important measures were passed upon re-
lating to Newcomb's recent visit to Georgia
President Newcomb announced to his Board
that ne had appointed A. II. Quarter as
slstant to the President in, pursuance Of
authority given him by the Board at their
last meeting. Upon his recommendation the
office of Traffic Manager was created, and it
is understood that Z. 3. StahlMan, General
FREIGHT Agent Of the Louisville IL Nashville,
will be promoted to that Office, subject to the
orders Of General Manager Defnniak.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 10.-There was q
special called meeting Of the Directors Of the
Huntsville IL Nashville Railroad held here
to-day The President placed before the
Board the contract and alliance perfected
with the, Georgia Central, TIE georgia Rail-
and particulars OF the contract will not be-
come public The alliance had already re-
cciycd the signatures Of Col. Wadley, Pres-
dent Of the Georgia Central; Gen. Alexander.
President of the Georgia Railroad; and Gov.
Brown, President Of the Western j. Atlantic; !;
the latter signing the contract, with following
stip0ations: .'While the Western 4, Atlantic
Railroad Company will do nothing to con-
1lict with it's charter or its contract with the
State, it approves of the objects Of this con-
tract and viii cooperate |i{hi its chartered ;.l
President Newcomb that the alliance, in coli
ncctlon with the previous coalition between
the Georgia Central and South. Carolina
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TIFF. THRF.

IHE IUIF.
NEW ORLEANS, April lo.-The track to-
day was heavy, the weather was clear, and
the attendance large.
The purse race, half-mile, was won BY
Miss Blanche, La Perichole second, Bessie
Davis third. Time, 81 seconds. Bonnie fell
entering the hone-stretch., -.
The mile and furlong dash was won by
Sargenrino, leading from the start, Gabriel
Second. Mollie Hart third. Time, 2:21k.
The mile and three-quarter race was won
BY Long Taw, Ella Rowett second, Typhoon
'' The three-nuarter mile dash, all ages, was
von by Hattie H., Jack Hardy second, Ga
brIel third. Time, 1:1S3:,
Zen. Grant was among the spectators.
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LANARk, ILL.,, April 10.-Last evening the
surveyors completed the final survey for the
extension Of the Chicago & Pacific from
Byron to Lanark. This morning Mr.: George
Bowen arrived with the new map OF the Chi
caeo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway system,
now including the Chicago d. Pacific, lately
leased for 800 years. The most important
part Of his mission, however, is to bring US
the information that the Chicago & Pacific
Road would be extended to Lanark. Never
we're the Lanarkites happier than they are
to-day. Everybody is shaking everybody
else's hand, the f1ag is floating, and the can
non is sending forth its peals Of joy. Scv-
eral hundred citizens accompanied Messrs.
Bowen and Dame to the depot this noon, and
gave three roustng cheers and tiger
as they stepped aboard the train.
FEeep9rt has ,. Pesa expeet9g pee agnccthr TINS
Lan;l,k, under the leadership OF the Hon. y.
". Dame, went to work aud secured it.
Freeport will hold a meeting Monday night
to take measures to secure the now lnse- Gsts.
curable Next week me e,t Work A OF e graam;fS a,l;f
be completed, and the Chicago, Milwaukee
from Chicago to the Great West: This viii
make Latlark an Important railroad point,
be accorded Messrs. George Bowen and D.
". Dame for securing this extension.
Thev have worked faithfully for
Years Years to establish this line, and
now the Chicago, Mi}waukee 6 ST. Paul
have sanctioned the route as the most feasi-
bic, and are furnishing the money to complete
the project Instituted by Messts. Dame and
Bowen. We are doubly glad to know that
such an able corporation as the Chicago, 3il-
waukee & St. Paul, the peer Of any company
of the United States, has control Of Lanark's
new road.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE,

CINCINNATI, O., April lo.-W. e. Bos-
worth, 20 years old, was found this morning
in m nnoccunied house of his brother, at
Milford. II li O., dead, with pistol-ball in his
head. he las been clerk in the Burnet
House. Hcwent to Columbus q week ago,
and came to Milford last night It Is SUP
nosed he committed suicide
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It has been determined to hold the regatta
of the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing
Association at Moline, H., JUNE q, q, and
n. Next to the National, this is now the
: largest and strongest.amateur association In
this country, and as Moline has a splendid
course there is reason to anticipate more
than ordinary success for the Forthcoming re-
p@kta
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-Kearney's case
came up in the Superior Court to-day. a
continuance asked for the PURPOSE of at-
tacking the record transmitted from the Po-
menced, consuming the afternoon, and will
be continued Monday.
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THE FRUIT PROSPECT.

Spte1dl Dispafch to Tie Chtcao0. 1Tsb0Hs'
JoSEsDoRo, I'LL, April 10.-There was q
frost OH Thursday night, but the fruit crop
SC sons ms, we're @ nipped, but there were plenty to
spnre. The only fear is there Will be 100
large crop.
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P1rrsnuRa, Pa, April lo.-Wlghtman d
Co.'s glass-house,. on the South Side, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss, 600:
fully covered by insurance.
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Miles.
IIIC IVl1UH1HE 1911f0 119V :"
OF each man, with longest rest:

Hart received 2 Challenge to-day lot any
stunknown" for the belt.
san Francisco, April 1o.-Weston's walk
against time has attracted scarcely any at
tention, and is a fiat failure as regards a
score, which at / O'Clock this afternoon was
only S34 miles. The walk closes at Il thls
evening. =
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AT WAKEFIELD, r. I.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1o.-The Times
Building at Wakefield has been burned by IN
incendiary. Loss heavy; insurance consfd-
cradle.
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PETROLEUM CENTRE.

. FETIkOIEUN CENTRE.
Special Dispateh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 10.-Petro1eum Cen
tre, once famous but now played-out oil
town, was swept by fire this afternoon. The
fire started In the old McClintock House, and
burned all the buildings on the east side of
the town. Perhaps fifteen buildings, most Of
them empty, were burned. Loss, about
S150,oo0; Insurance, $4,000. Mrs. q. Il.
Warner, aged G5, was sick in bed, and was
carried OUT dead, as supposed. However,
she revived, but cannot live. Z
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WESTERN d ATLANTIC.

Special Dispatch to Ihe Chacdao 1Fa0uhs~
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1o.-A dispatch TO
Cincinnati paper from Chattanooga states
that it is rulnored there and all along the
line that Victor Kewconlb has secured con-
troll in his individual capacity Of the Western
s. Atlantic Railroad. This report seems to
have the best foundation and creates the
greatest excitement. 1t is said that New
comb, who controls the shares owned by
Cole and the Nashville & Chattanooga Road
when it was bought by the Louisville t.
Nashville, has also secured possession OF the
shares held by Wadley. Your correspond
cnt has information that he deems reliable
that the Presidency of the road was offered
to Gen. Alexander, Of the Georgia Road, who
has long been Newcomb's ally, and THAT his
name was Withdrawn only when Gov. Brown
acqusesced thoroughly IN the changes pro"
posed by Newc0mb. It this report is true,
Newco1,b has now control of every mile OF
road south Of Chattanooga toward the sea,
as he, Wadley, and Alexander, representing
the Georgia Railroad and Georgia Central,
have entered into close combination and
alliance, the per1nanence Of which is secured
by substantial and unalterable guarantee
Whether or not it Is true that Newcomn mas
secured control in his Individual capacity OF
the Western & Atlantic, It Is, nevertheless,
certain that Gov. Brown is now in thorough
sympathy with NeWcomb and Wadley.
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NEAR FEDLAY, o.
CINCINNATI, o., April l0.-The residence
of George Aban, near Findlay, O., burned
to-day. Loss, s., 600; fully insured.
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could reach the knots on his feet with his
hands.
Whitaker was not present during Cadet
BuInetts evidence.
Adjourned till Monday.
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HENRY'S
CARB0LIc SALVE

The Most PoaUe7Ji&l Healing
Agext Ever Discovered.
Hea4y's Cnrb0lic SaIve cs8res the
7U0rst sores.
Hea4U:s Curbolic Sd1ve allays the
pain Of burns.
He,tay's- Carbotic Sa1ve cures all
e,'tpti0s.s.
Henry's CttrDottc Sa1ce cures pjna-
piles and bl0tches.
.HenrU'a Carb01ic Sdlue 4,;W cure c1tts
17atI bruises.
ASK FOR HENRYS, and TAKE NO OTHER
~ BEWARE OF CouNTERFElrs.
JOHN +. HENEY, CCIsKAN q CO..
Sole proprictors,
E4 College PlAcc..--.....--. ...........Now toEk-
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AT HARRISBURG, PA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 1o.-The Harris
burg Car-Manufacturlng Company's planning
mill and ten dwellings were burned. Loss
$40, COO; insurance, $4,000.
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THE GREAT WESTERN.

NEW YORK, April 1o.-The Eucnt'1g Post
says James F. Joy. Of Detroit has gone to
London to negotiate with the Great Western
Railroad Company Of Canada for terminal
facilities for the Detroit & Butler Railroad
Company, which he and other citizens OF
Deficit are proposing to construct, and which
viii; t to some degree, depend on the arrange
MEETS be can make with; the Great Western
Railroad Company for terminus ltn u Detroit; II
Carada to the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific
have no doubt arisen from this circumstance.
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ITEMS.

Mfr, h. Osborn, Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Board of the Illinois Central, and Mr.
J: c. Clark, :Vics-Presidant Of this road, ar
rived in the city yesterday from trip over
the Chicago. St: Louis q New Orleans Rail:
road, of which the former is: President and
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MEDICAL.
zr- wa~
HALLS
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BA[SAM


Cures Colds Pneumonia Bronchitis, Asthma CatarTh,
Snutties, Influenza, bronchial Difficulties Iloa1se.
ness. Group. Whoopnr Cousn md az diseases of tho
OF the Lungs ,ntamed md poisoned by the diseases,
and prevents the nghtsweats uid tchtness tho
fncnrable nalady; Il i. only necessary TO have the
right remedy, md HALLS 0ALSAn win cure Juu.
even though professional aid fails.
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

+ CLAYvILIE, Oneida Co., n. r., June q, 1s7n
In the winter Of iets was atsockad with aevero
conxh which gradually wore On until r,y fs;cnds
Ed mas saes eSs i me 10 ~ II o;
Dir, WM HALLS bALSAN fOft THE LUNCd,
which did and by the OF TWO bottles w1s entrn-
II cured OF my cough and resancd my health entire.
IT,. Youzs, re15 respectfully.
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Intorsed by the Press and Physicians Taken by
thousands and successful AlwayH- 1t hns no equal
Bold by oil druggists
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ton ut Homo length. nothing now being dovel-
UrGtl. however.
The exerc'sca this evening were rendered 6
Etclally Interesting FROM tho fact TINT Gov.
0cnr. WIN was in tho city. had been invited to
Md1rrAs tho Association. At O'clock tho Chief
Executive of tho State WAS introduced By Preht-
dent 9rinncll ns a distinguished citizen who
would toll hia hearers
WHAT lK pIp NOT KNOW ABouT rAHxfE1.
0ur. Gear, whose popularity IL unlversal among
thn aRfscuittirists Of tho ontisc etntn, waS very
hnppv In hls nlluslons tu tho present prosperity
Ut tho fartncra of Iowa, and In this
connection he snid no mind cot ID
conjecture what tho State would be IN
Il few short yenra. Her present Importance was
certainly illustrated IN th, large number ~ In
teillHcht representatives Ut hct great agrictlt-
Nruf and livestock interests. Thu Governor
sntt tho vast nnJnr!ty uf THO peuplc Of tho State
werD farmers. md, II they did npt gut tic right
ktE', of leRlslatlpt,. they themselves mutt U.S.
sutne the responsibility.
Aftor re. icwinH the railroad md other improve
nigf,ts of the Stntt. tho Govrrnnr concluded his
allie tltitlrcss ntslid sruAt applause.
called upon tho Governor to. prcsds, nnd the
RhvcI wins nccnrtllngly han1etl nvcr tn one Of tho
MDht pnputnr Unyortinrs Iowa has ever hnd.
The .rreAautoFa report was submitted and ap-
proved.
PROT. Knapp read piper on agricultural ex.
pee3fn9nts, treating mainly Uf agricultural
science and tho result NJ cxpor!mGnts Tho
topic olIcted considerable discussion.
, 1880-12-15
C.tT.fTkkkII CURE.
Swallowing Poison,

Swallowing md tnhnnc tho noxtGus Impurities
EenHf4ted by Etnrrft pntspn mt n1nt the hsu 0r.
rGn,cdy, like douehes and tunh1B aaut!s, tU4-
sbIy reach eradicate tho yirt.!ent kpuTItss ut
CntAffts. This fnct explains tho wonderful Gufts
BtIeets bY lJr. 3Hrt he Meyers inDcu1atIvts
tfeMtHient 1he eletnDtts Used by him tbsorlctl
by this mucous nHHltFHu throughout tile sFstntn u1sd
f1rn ami tts wsI! local nl,tilute
CGrtn tn cure ChtuFs'1. s rnccine Virus Is tU
ycnt Hnnl1-P0x. tts unprecedented ane with Mlso.
ltltod tIhit,nlnH from Iuay Thousands who, ut nt
stages 1g thu sAeAsG. hlAre been cnrttt by th5
wUnlcrfui remedy. sstahlisb. bgyund contradiction,
the fHct TINT Wei Us Meyers tMtArrI, Cure ii
the must inp4letant n!edeul discovery HncD vucclr-
writas "Ht.e i,ackase rrtiocud radical enFe. II
fHreA frum Catnrrh 40 yFsh H. il. NC l1uttal,
t:r nsaS!s IA ysnn" ~; Em%a Z: iisSs.:1 y
seyF1 g n5 fsml!y WIZ hnvo u1sd r,Gt 4 ZIP
s,a; ,"Ever'boty ...ug!ud .!:h Gat.,fh u, " was
Csics:6 ILL: "F1r s!x yeAEs did not breath thFuu2h
Eare:" Mr.. IT. +: shsasy: Sta s"Ma,st, T.
Grn AGnte l1n,s ; -. 5e'5sa e 9, to
bie1ktIl \. y: III rettuved Eno uf grpht f0ypus
". II. T.mcedei! NJ. H.. E!E'n, Ill: Nc, &c. &c,
Nc. DR.. WRl uD'sIeyera "Irenttae" Is mailed
i. II DEWEY Co. ID Dey 1T, n. 4. d 80 cum
, 1880-12-15
Mrs. 1}ERGMANN.
HER AWiFft ItEtS.


sptttat 1ispateh to 1h4 Chtedsa Tribune.
New YoisK. Dec. 14.-frs Uergnla,,f, the
handsome young wtfo from Philadelphia
who created somewhat OF a sensation II fort
night or two nRo by running away fron Il1r
lIlsband To jain yonnR Spaniartl with
whom she lad become infatuated whte
crossing tho Atlant'c, has l,cei. brought
before public notlco ouce 1nore. II apI'ears
TINT SHE las not been content t' gtsc ap icr
fooflsl, wlllm aud return tu her husband,
who Is wealthy, pr, to licr parents, wllo nru
among tho lirst, families Ut Philadelphia:
bit ,that aftar having been kept III
close, Quarters II few days, sfo
managed TO-, get nway, MD las
Gvnr since boon on thn lookout for her
Spanish itamc. rho guardian Of the young
1aan was fount1, who, In turn, produced tic
object OF her affections. and
TjfE LATTER
plainly told llhtr ,tl,at lle could not conceive
why shu should. bs following him around,
and that l,e desired to llayo not'l-
luz 10 DO with her, ami that she
had better 70 home. Meantime.
she has uisposed of her jewclry and iino
clothing, and, Yesterday, was found by her
friends in the Atlantic Garden, drinking beer
With four men at ono of tho tables. 1Ier
mother, Mrs. Swain, has given her two weeks
In wliicl, to decide whether she will 70 10
Europe or not, md tho husband. Mr.. Berg
1nal,n. has instituted proceedings for divorce
on tho ground of descrtfon.
, 1880-12-15

way In INV mart af TIM No,thwc.t. md in orttn.
T,lfah TIM fninn fIties fr shof n,.r1nsn :" 1se,,
necessary: nd provision, ~ Is nm lna.ls tfaf' IN az"
for settlement. thu conlnnny shaii hn1s the
pririlc9u 81 fnnkinn mr., smch inf1cfcI,.
cv nf thr tntsi TranfF frnn o"v rn.x
81 The furtto beits No rstrinfino ",s -
thHt insscat1 Of deriyinu u fnr nrnst fny can vi
cxnct fnnncr,niy rafns mi thnrckv hnid 3,,ors
Rro an mi tho farfttis1v lands ~ thn Enrthwatf
When tho rpat motive Of the bargain iecn1ut,
known tD tho members, II produced Hrent tjIs-
may. It Is felt that tho whole of tho Northwest
IL practically given nvcr to alupputlouB tuonpp-
oty. uppn conditions which sicstry tic eeuntry's
hnpea for its future etttcment and Develop
tnnt1 nf last scsaint1, tho entire RAILWAY from
Lake Nrsan8 to 1htrr7,rt1 Inlet, II constructed
by the Hovernmcns, wnnlu cUst fHhuIl,CEU
who tho cUn,r,lny gets, In land, money.
t.1ttwny, and MISUNDERSTANDING tho land Mt II
t>Gr ucrc,-n fntAf 1T &1ElQHlitHj, m we'll M
possession Of tho railway In rerpctiiity. Such u
i:nr1tlu1 of things IA rcRnrs!eh by many As anf-
teent ground for t3o,t1andinR the lE71tT,od(nte
dissolution Of Parliament, TO ret tho voice OF ths
people III tho tnntter.
Bpeetal D4spatth to The Chicago 7+tounA.
LONDON, Ont., Dec. l4.-Tho colorci copgrc.
Fntlon ut st. Thoulns nro In an uilrolr ovof The
nltcKca1 misconduct uf their pnstnr, tho Itnv. Mr..
rodtls. 9nlnG one discovered TINT. sumo ttEo
, 1880-12-15
MONEY!

New Yolus, Dec. 1&.--Owlng to tho stril-
gency tn money, bankers aro reluctant to
buy bills Of exchange, which nse drafts upon
shipments OF breMlstutrs from tho West to
Europe. Strong representations llavo been
made to the Secretary OF tho Treasury to III
duce him to make (as former Secretaries
hnvG done) advances upon English gold and
bullion deposited by bankers III the Assay
Office. The amount now deposited thoso IL
$ll, ,0oo, ,ooo, and hope Is expressed TINT tic
Secretary, who has hosetofore declined 10
nlake the advances desired, will now accetle
to the request Of these bankers, which will,
by relieving tho strtngenoy Of the money
market, prevent largo accutnulattons Of gnIn
a1ti Induce steady aud regular movement
iu treadskfitfs.