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Dodge. The work fs to ho dono 80 that trains
trains will bo put on from Minneapolis to this
SIOUX CRY LINES.

Rrfesal ntpnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CRY. H., April p.-Tho ct. Paul h
Sioux City 1lond will tAko OF trains on tho
Nlohrara branch May !, for sl,rty days, during
which ii,nc tho track wilt be wdonod to tho
standard gnugc and Ernlcs reduced.
Tho citizens OF Elk pnfut to-dny ciosod ar
rnnEcmcnts to Eiye the right Of ,yny TO tho NIL.
wailkgo st. Paul Nontl tnr Cit. on which viii
shorten tho llnc 10 Ynnkt0n ten miles. Work
will commence on this Iut-1R Monday.
, 1880-04-10
How xvoal-Isulp IL Made.

II. = F0FILIH1 {18f,} I'FVSI. \ -
SO much Is sAil about tho pApor-ptllD which Ia
extensively used tsi the manufacture Of p.per
that prei DESCRIPTION o' sne psG!Sss q M Makln
may bc used. Thu tafk IL taken on. thu knots
, 1880-04-10
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, O., April p.-Thc osI'oinl count Of
Mondays c'uotton. completed to-nIvat, xl,ows
thlt Eahclby, Ncp,tbtcun candidate tor City
Csntsnllur. ha.l Il minority Of LOCI Tho Soclul.
lists Gust .l3 tntss: Tho ltHpuoigans VlSct twelve
members 0t tue Nuar1 Of Education, With ulajprs
ttlua r.liLgliK from 81 ~ l.Tau, Oro DuInourlt.
l>r. W. W Unws0n, WIS elected lnembor Ut tho
lfQAEI1.
, 1880-04-10
RAILROADS.
The Annual Report Of the Mil
waukee & St. Paul.
Chicago s. Pacific Controversy
Drawing to a Close.
Grand Trunk Reorganization Possible Re-
duction Of Eaat-Bound Ratos.

NII1sWNUNEIls g ST. TN NUIs
The sixteenth annual report Of tho Chicago.
NtIlwnukcn 4 n. PAM l,oilroHl Co,npany for the
senr ending Dec: Ill lsn'. has ,nst oeen eo,n.
plated, and will be submitted nt onco 10 me
onc. n,,,t .,nntafns ,nnny rnattcrs that hnyo not
,,o', ..a.,o",,,, E,,gr nr hcr,Infuro u,,hsbc,1.
pee' Ronet"'s A"o"n VT ae.e c.'," !,..s,. .,,.,
year 18Th IN hare boun sl0,0i2Sla; expenses. it,
Guiding taxes, $5,4117v4; not cnrniligs, Sl,i9 0el.
1no consl"l.'ss eAE''nae hns uA ~. s.s
yHhrs la.S md lS'o nrc na fniioMs: uross trm-
!ngs lS.9 SluO2sV !ss, ,!i .Sst
$l.iNi ,Gl; 0peFif'hg oSremsess !s!v. so.th,,ns' s.,'
ls xiJG!: ii.elrssGs Sas+sl; ne. oafnAS' VI
l6. re. Sn.v"sv. ~,
DnrlHg !ha yeHr lnlp iho LMsMs1iMtny ~ ity ucMmTSo Y
, 1880-04-10

without resting. Tic next ti,ty snt1u ono viii
tNku his bAcX-trnck for tho bannco Of tho
game.
EDITOR BISMARCK.
How the Gorl,,nn Imperial Chancellor
Conducted NFnr Newspaper.
Detroit Nt1cs
As anecdotes df tho great Chancellor nrc likely
to le In order, tho Ncrs will 10 among tho
openers Ut tic bull by nnrrating hnw bismarck
bccAt,1e nitlnted In tlAily Journalism.
During tho Frtneo-rratssinn war, when the
0crnAn headquarters Ind beon liked ut vur-
snillcs md tho sfcgc OF paris commcnco1 II.
cnrnest, communications between tho Capital
an1 tho departments ,vcro rendered Impossible
Tho Frcnoh prcss, Of course, was gagRgd, nntl no
ono knew, those III very high pMccs, what WIS
going OIL Or ~l,Atwns going to happon 1text. Tho
thirst for information, Indeed fur something Ut
orsst,le. 80 much so that when DR.. Lpvyann, III,
accrct'itca e@tsFcsnnndcnt; @ proposed to stnrt II
ss Il oe' asy s esf testabshs H. %i xs@ss PEN
iseissse: eati'sa Fs! 5s'i Z q ,s1:sts ss5
sHst @ ~ tle e,litor WIS ablo Y lily hands upon
I'm ha ySp st s TFsas as + rtn st1
copies enough, and hs lccnnlo tho onviec one
Of I'LL tho journalists at hendquarte DR.. Lovy-
mid drrnlniitg drums of p,irc!sinv house a
very hKas is fe1d,y se't t for I'LL Il 0
laeh's Court M q q Joseph T." where Marin The
resn SENDS fur tho counselor who Ind written
the pninph!ets navnentnE Austria's right to Tho
ths t coa,,sSlor !,,l,, with heart Denting with
ITO proud hope tlnt ut lust hu WINS
nSGa nt}a a to ressiyo r tae III hmpHTaI ,s rcc"s.
,nonrd h,4 household and conltn',n,eatet}to them
s gsa,n rrn mH"s H. o haT ete o. dny1r no
Which broke ny he,lrt Mf,l Killed htmf Or. Levy.
s1 t; w4s L. H. pretiy much thy s,!n'o ir1;tno Of mind
ws III toxea VII I. %s Il " for 'ssrss sos fw measure
Ct h,cl, , and h. ho tel.l tho eorrespontlcats with
gfcHt gleo OF ~hat hohor hnd goEy Wero III atoro
Arrayea IN MS best anu armed with tho nll-
pnweral p!nm ~ @ antoKr1I ~ t " nisrck tho s.llt%r
was y 1sanl. up % ths syss ii DsIiuss iie
gave the editor 4 siiiglo look md went on writ
e!tes l Thsn he lai;1 dS.1l h,x pen, aild' utter
"o,y "sn you ,s nrc Pr, it's:y itH'vyMmt'
.,ln9sato', lucy to',x f nase yoa been Jollrnallsts'
II" ,"Iha'!." s";ti Dsr,nrek. in the scrrcst tones,
ssf !oIrnaiIs,is Insight. YOU do not ssen Is
nt far, xvx @ ~ Meyys9 1s oianso M t t. WV 0 ho
plMa;llX ala lltAer nfa an account Ut hhttlu ru-
gfintea from tno raris F'u1rt tho abtst repre-.
straIFhtforwtrd up-and-dewn lying, ~, ~' i: w.
.. IVY are supposed to ho On u!,r Nii!o; now
What 70 you fnenn ny scnttcr'ns about lies like
hoFyson Q1allcd Under tho Elarc Of Dtsnl1rck's
cycs and stulnluercd out:
my noto Ut tho ear2luw secH'' ~ n''' o'"f''0A'u
"Ovtrlaokc1v' rnnrcd bismarck: "to over
, 1880-04-10
CONSOLIDATION COMPLETED.

Special Dspateh to TIE Chicago 7fitnnt.
ST. rAuI, MIMI, April 0.--A decd was fled
hero to-Lny, conveying FROM tho 1T. 1'Nl, Sill
water s; TMylor's Falls Railroad Cn,npAny to
tho St. Paul & Sioux City Company, nll tho
property, renl cstntc. ruling stock. clc, belol,K-
Ing to tho former Company. This completes tho
consolidation arranged Inst fall.
, 1880-04-10
OVARIAN 7UMORS,

Tho removal Of thHse tnn1ors by RApwAYs
NkHOLVENT Ia now no certainly established that
whit wus once considered almost miraculous Is
nov common recn{ntzcd fnot by ail pnrtLe*.
Witncss tho cases 9f HanIuh 7. KnMpp. Mra. q.
published tn our AlniA.lno for 1870; ulst,, that
Of Mrs: G. 8. nib1ns. II tho present edltnn Of
olr Fhlse and TRUE"
Hpncs forbds ollr milking purrlculnr reference
to the vArloHs cases or olirnnfo diseases rcnchea
by our" "SAl28APAN1LLF.AN eEy1tvENr. IuyAlIdl
and their friends must consult our writings il
they wish to obtain mn ft1eR OF tho promise aud
potency OF Il. Il. r. Remedies.
One Dollar per 6ott1e.
, 1880-04-10
The Starting-Point OF the lnfec.
tion Discovered.
A Number Of Living and Dead Cases
Brought to Light.
Singular Conduct on tho Part OF a Doctor
-Neglccting Precautions.

trs'tn tho drcll dacsO ut M. Myest"rtlny lnor,i'
Ing IN tho ltcsistrar OF Vital Statistics, mud ask-
';c",n trn , tp p'' ,,,seazc p n."t tho 'rv"s NJ
"vcrys,oty ~ armn,, NM tho ol,1ce, Of .m,,rsc but nj,
tho n case ~ h tad per xununo ue' one, ama that the
dcccascd WINS girl Of ycars Of neo na'ncd
sssstu Il. Ceilings, aud TINT, while sho hnd been
alex for some tim, TO o,.e knew whit her ail-
Nv. .sv. .,,' ' @ "1, ~ n.1 ,a mas nn,,',, @
oceanso paysemn ..". ,'os osvn s ea's ,.,,. .mo
soenatan .nRan a ,a
mn, fI,r n ttn,a oti wo. orcifcmcmt In I'm vi.
.su "...... ,"' ''"' LA "'' 'As''''@'''s '' 'A'
After the cnse Ind boon disposed OF the nl-
thurttjcs set ulout
AN INVESTIGATION IN THE Ns1ouponuooD
to ascertain, II possible, the sol,rce Of tho dis
cpso. Thu trst ,,1nco vis.tcn was M. ~. which
IL NV. a.,,r ,.,,th a.,a-o III, ,,a f,,,,i I,,ut
IS hett uoof aoutn' Waete 1auy was 1euna 1uss
clcitea t tho 'f faot 'tb that T Mrs. III Locksrxo ]
hnd died In tho ho,lso on or nbout tl1s :itl, Of
Mnreh. An examination Of tho records Of tho
ami child lid been reported by DF. q. il.
Dyns, on tl1o nth, as having thu chigken.pox;
f a1 hs psr nt TSs s5 key .s 9e sS nS.o ss S
es to r sas to tat o
housc was f.,ll ot ssnail-rox;, tl,at Nrs Lockor-
hsi beeoi,o Infected. through cont contact With viii sano
Of to nss Or tue prcsgs ri =; md he ho,s u.s..
everything was lone. TINT could 1e to nr.
PIX 1ke Pys p saey s1 bud xa ao ss wa not IT. qre si
irs,i,, bccuuso 1t IS easy practitioners sny. To
nuke mistakes III dlngnosinE c,,sos nf Tho Kind
oS Fl Fl wS l. sn es''sSsf s'sf Go @ s aa
ss tts ,Ha{ n ot e ho or'ry
,,ro,,ot,,u..f ftut ,inItk ori
, 1880-04-10

. II you dou't happen to soInemtnr the name of
your drvSsmukeg, speak OF eer ~ Miss 8os- and-
10M.
, 1880-04-10
IOWA nA1LnoAD MATTERS.

0FfttH1 LoFREpuHHfHre ~ 1Ht Ch1tdp0 1FIbUHk.
DEs MONIES, april B.-Tho valuation Of the
rnslroH1 pruprrty IIus ut lust boon completed,
md tho Secretary OF stnto Is tu.day sending tho
lists to tho various counties for taxation p.lr-
poses. This should hIvo bec,, done tho 1st ut
0nrCh. Ths Executive Council bud liked the
yalratinn Under tho Inv Of Inst ycnr, but thu
Legislature shw tit 10 al nllt- hMtt mill to tho
stntU levy, ntll Delayed tho decision, until tho
adjustment Ut tho ulltiro vullntion anu nppor-
uo1ii'lent nt al n,a!B and branches III the sev-
clerks busy for two wt.clss. The tntbl valuation
vi ll tho rtaus III !ow,, fT1l Mfles IL 81 ,j
The lliercAsGt! SalIIltluu uyer lust yeur Ia w.
6ll.u0dho. The tnereusc4l nilrAxo for thu yeur ia
B7.i, 0r nOut Hs per cent. Tho tux Ds, ttlis val-
nntiul viii nlh0uMt tO A0l.2276.lJ, an tuoroase
ever last yenr Ut <GO. O.41l.(A
The valuation " tho Ch!cngo trunk lines In
IL lat u uu fr,t -"
, 1880-04-10
Health Of Body is Wealth Of Mind
RADWAY'S
SarsaparilianResolvent.

Furo blood makes sound flenh, strong hone, and
cscnr akin. II you would hRvo yoitr ilesh flrm.
your funes so.tnl without pl rses. ard your com.
prxln1l FUR, t.so ll.ADWAYS bAl1HApANiI.
LIAM NESQLVENT.
, 1880-09-09
:. TIIE;TES.T RACE.

: Early yesterday morning the men aud
hofses engaged III tho race on the Laka-Front
were all on tho track striving to make up
for the tt'l'e lost III needed rest. OF TITO
men, !syrne was In tfe lead, Dobler having
retired Tuesday noon OH account Of . bats
leg, whllo Crockett was the foremost horse,
having done 'soln8 good work during tho
previous night and oyerhau'e.l Speculator.
t@H little chestnut pony that lad been In tha
van siace the start Of tie rnce. All Interested
knew that to-day half tho time allotted tor
the race would havs passed, md soma
estimate Of tho relative chances Ut those e,s-
gaged could ba made. The horses wcre still
In the lead. but some Of the men did not
loso Aeart, relying upon theiF bowers
Of endurance and ability to " without
, 1880-09-09

Seeing tho Sights at and About
Truelkoc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s.-presidcnt Hayes
aud pnrty left Carson for Lake Tahoe, Mt
DAD this morning. They were conveyed to
tlle summit by coaches. escorted By leading
citizens. At tic summit they took the narrow
ugaga for G1entrook, whore they arrived Mt
haif-past -. All declared t}ae ride thithor
tlle plcasantcst ainl widest they ever took.
After lunch they boarded tho steamer Me-
teor, aud made the tour Of the lake, arriving
ut Glcnbrook at o'clock. The boat was
decorated with bunting, eyergreens,
aud flowers, On tho trout Of
tho pilot-llouse, nnlid wreaths OF ever
green's ard flowers, WAS large picture
Of the President No issidcut ol, the trip
occurred except tho breaking of the ccccn-
trfc-rod, which delayed tho boat half I'LL hour.
On their arrival at tic wharf they were met
by the citizens of tic surrounding country.
gnished guests, anu general llandsllaklng
Tlle hotels ut Taboo wero beautifully deco
rated. Six horse coaches were III waiting,
a reest e wete s ey afsr ass ts p1iy e 1T se r.
Bunting was Displayed from every laGstatf
IN tho tOw1, and n largo crowd Was present nt
the station tn greet thenl. Tic Frcssdentand
wcre loldly. called for, md 6oth appeared
and tna.lo short RESPONSES, Tie. President
announced himself rs highly pleased With
MI hu had seen, and Fntt ne expected no lnorY
enjoyed tho past day. lie comp!Imcnted tho
energy n1ld perseverance, OF tic people or
this coast, and predicted brilliant future
for It,.
WINS called for, and appeared by tho. sidu Of
tic President. which GIlCltEu tho widest Gll
, 1880-09-09

been over tho entire country from Winnipeg
70 Gaspc. Eyer since III? lnst Paris Expost..
ak ,an @ oher @ ohsss RI s,eSpf' X ays so sfn 1
CaMatla ~. and ;, oii Franco closer ; T.
eether. The tiovg;rnlnent of TIE day
and the Credit Foncer Which Is to lend its
thousands to Canadian farmers, are tho out
come Of tho efforts Of The gentlemen w!lo
hayo been urging the clalinsnf Qqebec. III
irov%nse s % Wa, s:s nay e ea}ea a}us co'nefeai M enfi
revolution :. In phosphate-mIning, and IN
Decentralization, rs well az tratic. In catt|e,
sanyHtte citizens expect 'nfgc Increase nj
m ,e esry % "y oncr s eI & ;o 9f a tas p q
lKaru to Include Il sinking fund tint will in
ti!lriy or forty years. Tipg nti TIP %!.o'e s ~.
are now hnrt1encd with loanson short tin,e.-
'o' se.t"i ' % csa's sss ! s cent
0HM@ a;.; Ssrs e ts sh!s ,ald season. =; &c: cribs
pas,etl thr1nRl, tic Chnudlere Slides ii TIC
ttiatl1'en:l l:lser boom, and 3s.5is sawlogs
., 9sss xays: ,,,, %ff Is wise. The Gana.
obnoxious regulatlo'!s which. operate 50
severely nKnEnst Immigration Into the 1}0.
ininloN, 1t xI,nuld remember the powerful
opponents It has In the ne1Ql,borlng STATES,
and study II, tho formidable nrray Of ,statis+
iore tie wor1d It was j. In III ISL '"1 tltat lat
the l,ie1,-water mark Of immigration was
REACHED IN the Slates. In TINT year
M fewer than 4i9, s00 persons arrived. There
was II, gradual decrease IN the following
down to 1as, ,000. Then the revival III tra,le
begA1l. and III lS70 tho arrivals wnre t1H,t00.
This year tho number will probably reach
4o0. coo: and next. year. II tile prospects nre
not misleading, the. number Of Immigrants
to arrive Will bc ut lenst half u 'ni|llnn. so
long rs tic Canadian Government plays Into
tho hands Of llnnopoltsfs. but little can be
Aoue to direct the tftlU to these Shores"
, 1880-09-09
Canadian Pacific Parties Effect q
Financial Arrangement
iii London.
object Of the Recent Talk Be-
tween the German and Aus
trian Premiers. g.


ANOTHER FEARFUL, CATASTROPHE.
I,oSpoN, Sept. s-N6on. explosion oc-
Cured this morning Mt the Scal!n'n colliery,
near Durham. l30tll Shafts nre blockGd.
tllo,tgl, llnlf mile apart. Between 40 as1d
100 men are iii tlio pit. 1t Is known that
some arc Nliyc.
a:S0 y. 1n.-It Is now believed there arc $50
men in tic Sca'tam conl pit. IL Is feared
most Of the3N persisted.
Tie explosion occurred Mt $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. Strattuil, Resident Receiver, WINS
soo,1 OIL the spot. when It WIS found TINT NIL
three shafts Of the mine were blocked, tile
cages being fastened III them. Stratton,
With rope around Ills body, descended
to the main scam altI heard men
talking, lie thought about twenty. They
yet to believe that tho pit is OIL fry, but u II
fenrcl thu bulk Of tho lIlen laye heell killed.
Seventeen Mr!l wllo wcre III tho pit ut tho
time Of the exp!os!oM arc safe:
rte owner Of The Sca',am Mine furnishes
about 120 men. The inen known to l1e alye
have mt yet been reached, owing to tito
damage to Shafts By tho explosion"
HEscuED.
1.oSDoy, Sent. ga dispatch frnm Sca-
ham cutlery this evening al,nolltces tf1at
forty men, WHO wetu working III the two
mid we'll. Solnc Of them volunteered ulIl
are helping 10 rescue their comrades, who
are seventy f.thGris iower: TIE n9ttom Of
a Inter tciegrnlu REPORTS that M TO 7
O'Clock. n. total Of flfty-seven men Ind been
rescued, the majority. lii al exhausted cDndl-
ton. Many thousands Of people are crowd
Ing around tho mouth Ut tho pit. This guild
mi 1narks in the pit we're blown IL pieces.
Tic explorers enilscnneMtly find their work
very di'llcnlt., They will keen at Il nll night,
and hope to clear the way fntD tile workings
by morning. SO fur there Is no sign Of fire,
but II ls evident there must be n large ac-
cunu!ntso't Of gns. Ono hundred nlll fifty
1nen nre still III thu pit.
BADLY IluRNED.
LONDON, Snpt. 2--5 n. ml.--A dispatch inst
recetyed from Seahanl cotltery says: Tlio
rescued now number sixty-sfx, bnt It Is
fGarrd there were 30 men in tho pit 1T the
tiune ef tho explosion. Two eurpses were
brought to tic surface ut midnight, one OF
which was badly burned.
, 1880-09-09

dates vottngon the second ballot at Mcxtcres,
for member Of tho Chamber OF Deputies,
fought duel OIL the belgian frontier, tho
weapons hetng swords. Young Corneau yas
wounded IN tltc lln1li.
TIL: RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY.
LONDON. Sept. IA t'arts Dispatch says:
actinn Of unauthorized religious congrcga-
tjons III sIgntiR tho letter proposed ns sub
stttntc fnr tho tlcn.nntf for authorization. and
Inns decltlctl 70 enforce thu DEGREES without
nwnlfinE the result OF tho test actions brought
by the Jesuits III tho courts.
, 1880-09-09
Piedmont and Ca[amus the VIC
tors at Minneapolis Yes-
terday.
Drcnry Progress Of tho Test 1faco
Alleged Cruelty to AMI
luQts.
Providence and Cleveland Successful
Over Worcester and Gin.
oinuati.


8ptttdt Dsspatfh to The Chicago 1ftbune.
ST. PAUL., Mlnn.. Sept. 8.-On tho Mimic
npO1is fairgrounds today the races consisted
Of tho 2:22S md 2:oi classes, tho gents drfs-
ing horses, mud an exhibition heat by IIope-
full III The 2::2S race It took i've trinls to get
the woul for tic first heat, and when the
horses got It they went away OIL very oven
terms. Catamus struck for the lcad aIld took
It. Once in front shc continued to increase
her speed till she showed at first two lengths,
then three. and four. Business nnd Thomas
Ind gono BY this ttlne fur 10 the rear. From
the lalt-nEle p,le 10 tIie hea,l OF tha home
stretch these relative positions were n,a.I-
tatnetl. As they came hear tho DISTANCE
stand Ill rot near together, but there WnS 10
possibility nf beating CnlAtn1s, n1ld she passed
under the wire thu Winner III 2:a7.
In the second lIcat Fisk went to the front,
taking the place from CNlamug, and by tic
time tile horses had got well around to tho
heatl Of tile bnckstretch they we're strung
along for considerable distance. Abuut
halfway frnm tiIe quarter to the hRlf pole
Cnlatnus Gid In md tDnk n Eooi lend OF
q length, which was Increased to the three.
quarter pnfe. Down tho i,omesttetcll Gala
ilills had 1t atl tler own way. Tilen It WINS
that Business caino Up with q r,lsli nni took
scconn p,nce, anil III tint position they rassed
tto score, CainlIua winning tito heat III 3::5l5.
In the third 1ipat Ca1anius, who Ind tic
pole. Was not headed, a1nl pnssed under the
wire the winner Of tic l,ent III 2:9A1{, with
Fisk elose. second. business thlfd, and
Thomas fourth.
, 1880-09-09

sleep to curry them to the front before Satur-
tlay night. TInt, the Cincinnati shoemaker,
concluded early In the day that l,ls prospects
for winning either Of tho first three prizes
wcrc not remarkably brilliant, anil int q
o'clock Withdrew from tho track for Ko0d,
although his score At that t!ne wal Q very
crctlftnbte one Krol,ne, tie hl9 Gs{nan,
w1,Oso curious gait always causes pebble to
believe him lame. ]ins been going stca'ly
clip ever stuee tho start vas ntade Sunday
noon, and yesterday, rapidly lcssenetl tie
distance that separated Him from I}yr ne.
The Inst named was evidently VERY tired, and
In addition soinewhnt fnint nt heart, 30 that
between the two he did not present a very
cheerful Appearance na he went nru,,nd
the track, sometimes breaking into slow
trot which helped his score materially, It
was evident that the ,tlgl't, for first rlace
mid 1t was also evident that 1nfora the week
was ont they world give the Irses llarl rnce
fnr t,n $1,000 first prtzr. Connolly. llmted
nionE In = stylc TINT plainly showed Him to
10y, was hardly able 10 slrau one fnot .aftur
the other. Thu rest were In pretty fair st,apo,
nnl .1l every one hopeful of winning . sl4nrc of
i Tho ilofses we're III better shape than the
moi. Speeu1ator went in ahout noon for :
long rest, Cr1ckett having wrestctl tie 1cah
frnft, him by fast and hard work. I,alllma,,'s
horse was good second. and his owner looks
upon first money as already wpn. 50 conf.
tlGnt ~ 1le Of h1s nntunl's ability IL stay ont
tho rncD in gond 8ltape.
III the afternoon the first sensation Of the
race OCCURRED. 1t being nothing frsB than the
arrival Ut the Humane Society officers. Son!e
s.lperscrvEccablc individual had reported ut
the of'lcu of tho Society that Crockett was
being nbmsed. nr,J+ II, consequence. Iercsi-
dent Dericks1n and some nE lis tnen cnt,le
down tn Investigate tho matter. accompanied
by a man said to 10 ,tveteflnnry surgeon. An
attempt was 1nndc by them tu visit the stall
whcretn Grockett was reuosinx, hut rs tho
owner af tho animal, ,Jere Dunn, objected
vigorously they did not gu, but contentett
themselves With swearing nut warrant for
Dunn's nrrest OIL the Charge '0f cruelty.
Tho facts III the cnse seem, to be that
Crockett, who. Is, notor!oNsly, a lazy
animal, was inclined to - SOLDIER" and Il l,e-
cat,le necessary for Ills rider tu tlsc a wll1pln
order to luakn tho ttnrse do d fntr at,lount Ut
work, nril for tlIts reason TIM :Arrest was
lnatie. THAT the horso was not la'lly. tired
was apparent to all WIN visited Ills stall YES
tertlay afternoon, where lie, s!ood calmly
munclling hny, having just finished four
gnlrt feed OF Dnts mt corn. Dunn wns iit1Nl-
IS arrested, n,ld Eave 500 bond TO appear
,icxt MOldny.
fnlIrttas
, 1880-09-09
POISON IN PRESCRIPTIONS.

NEW YORK, Sept. EAU Meet1Rg OF the
Doasd Ut Aldermen all ordinance was adopt-
cd requiring all druggists and other persuns
engaged In the c0mpouMdtng Of physlctans'
prescriptions to keep all polsonouss Substances
separate from, harmless drugs. and In an
apartment provided especially for the rur-
t,ose, which IL to ba marked III largo letters
with the word "i'o!son." The department.
is to be kept securely Locked In druR-stores
and dispensarlea, aud u to ia opened only
Wheil necessary f1r the filling OF prescriptions,
III the presence Of tho person bearing tie pEe.
scslptlou. -,
, 1880-09-09

atADpEHEn 1,Y JEALOUSY.
MELBOURNE. Australia, Aug. lu.-A terri
bic tragedy occurred In tho Opera-I1ouse
during the performance Of tho " unguenots."
A now arrival, AteGrcgor Greer, 1natlttcncti
By Jealousy. shot Ills own wife and Soutlry, q
member Of the French Exhibition Commits
sion, and himself. Thu two former received
severe head md face wounds. but are NOW
recovering. Urcer died. Soulry has re-
Signed his ADbo;ntn1c1t.
, 1880-09-09


ST. PETERSBURG, Supt. 8.-Tio SUMMONS to
Gu,,. Skohceif to come to Livndia Is yattonsiy
Interpreted. 1t IL thought In some quarters
to be connected with Il possibility, which at
present Is not altogether ayertcd, of coin
plicatIon with China.
, 1880-09-09

AtA ese.>~ 'h%t' SesAe'&sT
I!se entries were Flora ite!!e. j.. Z. Oswa!d,
MlanGapoliS; irlneess :; = D. s'amenm ,s,, M,i.
neapolis; blnckllawk, Mollia F., ana Winona
belie. Is. =. Jones, AllhhsAlNlls., ri Fiofn 1eile
I lonk the rnce III three heats' Ilnle' :":av>>5,
-'3o>a, "'s!'
Tie ,,ay closed t'h'ts viii, two trial heats by
MoIpsfal The track was y ba4 !c;, S;onsItio,i.
ag IT, ls 1e 'S 9s kafst nsa "eeoaH
''~"'' "'<2' .",...,. ". w.. ~, ''' ~''eA'
NEW YonK, Sept. a-Tilcre Is larec NUM-
her Of peoplu ut the CDnry Island Jockey
Clne C Taces tG.day. notwlthssaad'ns tho cold
spark vas s5eel fur the threean,art9ts
Charrnw f;or,nu, ffIa Yawnrlt stnus s!:nr'}
anl Marcliioness tliirt. Timc, i:iz.
Tho seeond rnce for thu 2cyear-olts, five
i,ossIp Third, Time, i :0i,
TIe i,ext race. Eontiomcn riders, three
fonrtls Of 4, mile, was won By linrleQ,!a,
Tho fonrtlI rncs. t,,,o miio and d f,rionr.
was won by I,osujic, Tim second, Aim Al.
susta thirI. TiWc, a:ooh. ''''''
The steepln cltnse over tho short course,
gentlemen r1dGTs. ~oS @ Won ny bolileld, sauio
Lun Secoho' Ilnse' 3:@V>s'
attcuda,lca Mt the Northern Ol,Io Fair today,
se G1x weso pesa aS a Wsqa by
the Association, 4 stlf al,i cold northeast
r,cctract m ,Yas heavv i9 frn iast ishts ~" ra t
~@ '''N'> "''' ''~ suyaAmr, 1 ''''' ''e - '"'''
.,,,. so1"" ~" ~ I'M, com -. o,,+
i iioy ind IN d sorrel lilly wsro tir1.wn. ~ '
Comat, ,:.....: : > :
4fMf-@;iSA .talm ~:.d: s:M @:WI.
, 1880-09-09

FAIRS, Sept. 8.-The victims of tbs boating
aaeeldent near ltOscoff were buried Tuesday.
!he civil and naval authorities amt large
aaMbes OF the Inhabitants Ut tha town at
1eaded tho funeral.
DUEL.
1hs sous Of Rlche and Corneau, candl.
, 1880-09-09

HAEE-I3ATTI.

PROMINENCE Va. WORCESTER.
Special D.patth to The Chtedpo Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, II. l. Sept. s-Thc post
pnned game was played today, l'rovit!ence
IniiHps-- f.o 3 6 q -
Providence. 0 4 4 D a "a
Worcester. q 0 :. = o D Us
CLEVELAND vs.. CINCINNATI.
Special Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 8.-Tie Cievelands
to-day wou close ard exciting uphill game
from tile Cincinnatfs by the following score:
lnnthps- I 2 . 6 G 8 10
Cincnnati .......,...l 0 0 . q o o o T..
, 1880-09-09

have loug prescribed tho shaksss' barsapa-
51fIa3 and tbiuk 1t l11ust valuable tQedlcine.-
Jeremiah nlxke, u. D., 0lmAnton, N. u.