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, 1880-01-27

Tho st. Louis, Wabash & Pacific has at last
assumed control Of tho Chicago l. paducAh Hull.
roafi, nud will hereafter work It aa branch to
Its main llne. Tho Wabash secured tn1orlty
Of tho bonds nf thia roal al,out a yenr aHo but
hns bocn unuhlo to tako hold OF It because Of
ita being In tho han,ls Of Receiver, an,l to got
It out Of tho courts hIa boon found " vury tesf-
ulls operation. As tho Wnl,ash WIS determined
In gct tho property and ruin 1t to suit ltsef, at,
pl!catlon was Inalo tn tho Court that tho llo.
coiycr be permitted TO lease tho property Until
It can ho Hola under foreclosure proceedings.
ThIs request was granted, and ncc0rlInyiy lit,-
cslyer ElieFy haK ltnsea thu property. u tho
Wabash. It Ia reported that tho present o!]!cers
Of tho ro,ul will bu teta1ncl fur tho plpsUnt by
tho WablSla. Mir. p. II. Conklin Is Hupertll-
tent,cnt, Mr, q. II. Shumwny Usncrn! Rrnlallt
Agent, nnd Mr.. u. r. Lewis General Ticket
Agent. Tho ChloaRn j. lAduoAh runs irtul StrnwH
Ia Alulm0nt, d distance nf ntaut .U miles,
That portion OF. tho raId frnAl lfement u
ftrHwii IL IN bU used ~ tho link hCtWeen Tho
Wnl,ash proper and tho Chtc1lgo 4 ttr1lwn lsatl-
rond, which win form tho ChtcIgn !lranch Ut tho
Wabash. Thu Chlcagp i Htrawn lllilrulA u
rnpldly nearing complication. and tho nov az.
rnngoincnt With tho C1.eMgo & i'9iucah VII e..
na soa1l IA the EhlcslRnH Btrnwn is completed.
AZ It H. tho Wabash need mt hurry up tho fnrb-
cl,,auro proe41dlugs and can Let tho !aw take !ts
slow c0ul6G.
, 1880-01-27
A BARON AND LAWSUIT.

An American Girl H1arrtes tllc One arI
becomes Involved in tho Otlicr-Tiio
Titled Individual Covered with In~
debtcdnekK Which She WILL Have to
1'ay.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Ttibun4.
HoSFoS, Afnss., jan. 20.-A caso Wits on trial In
the supreme Court to-day illustrating tho
:rnuhlps He nnd lAHgcrs to American girls who
have pc,lchant for securing title With Il hus-
hanl. Tho suit Is brought by 1sohort Itau, of
GcFnnny, now Of l,oston, against l,arun Won
zeallts md Ncnkrich, late OF Germany. now If
Ffcdcrfekton. New brunswick, a1d tho baroness,
Dis wife. It II bill In equity to compel tho re-
sFo'lslent to ply balance Of 1b,000 marks on
drufts accepted ny Catherine bell Kclsoy, lato
OF Cnlnbrl'lyv, umlur tho following ctrcum-
s1anccs: III April, 1877, Miss Kelsey was visiting
DFcstlen. Germany, and WIS hotrOthcd to Tho
Harm. lto had tnado himself ltHblo ne lntoraer
Oh note for hls mother, tho naroness, running
totho plstntlI. Tho plaintiff, on tho day tho
marriage was 10 tako plnco hctwcou Miss kelsey
ahd her husband, tllrrateAcd to innke things
Rr'rrally 1fsugrerable for him unless so1no
i'1eal's wero tnkcn to scenre tho plaintiff clnin
Mis- hclScy, being young Indy of conBtdcrahlo
I'll a's, It WIZ fruni her tint tho desired security
WAS I" bn obtained Thu 1arnn waa threatened
Will unrest ut tho ch,rch-A,rif ello did not con-
sent to pny, nr mako horcif linblo to Iay, tho
Hatos's Indebtedness. Az she Hit! III hor testl-
,nnhy, sho "wus determined on having tho liaEnn
ior her husband" It VIVA during this trying
M,1nlra, as shn e9nins. with tlosu ttnpotlinH
a'!n an nraeptHtl dtstfts for tho TnyMent nf tue
aEm"-ilaIne, s,i,ll. She claims TINT On tho day
T., m ,'tn wedding si'o yna kept for thre9 hDurs
ihs IsssTrvtNblo .,,atler uHi thnt shu Signed tlio
tr'f'A In tulrstiun un'ier t.lrcss, which
i Is, ons , Vt tho eulcf grounds o.. wheh
, 1880-01-27

I THE 1k4ANDZlA MURDER.
An Inquest was held by Deputy-COrpncr ". +.
waitc, at tho West Chicago Avenue Palico Stu
ton, yesterday n!tcrnool ut o'clock. npot. the
rulluIns ot Fred Knndzla, the hoy who was
ssnbbctl nrMl killed Saturday night III u tight III
No. Iii Eorth Carpenter strict.
Charlcs Hchank, tho prisoner, utter bclng sworn,
ent.l that Inst Saturday night he WIS ut Her
mnnn's - nsn1so,,, 1t IT q rattle lte was @ accom-.
lsa BY 1nis wes' G,a Asst nnszyk;
tt!oy wurc gg!n9 out thoy mot some other lnys,
VIII, rssn nRninst Louis Wcrra, or he run nx,sfGst
them. TS;G oys %oro st t s"inK n ,dn the
There WINS sai,c loud tu!k, aid witness. WIN wsls
Mhcid, hcnrtl st,r,o one any: "Gn 70 --." Wit
1 1 W. xse "% M Il df e ssRs m Ks EhsS ,oy ne2a 9 ~
Ing 1own tho little hill from tho salo1i, townfsis
th3 north. two hoys-wtt,Iess could mt
Ing tn-pl,shed L1ii!s or knocked llln
tlawn, anI lWyan hitting him IN tho fneo. Louis
1"p tho W S TINT "a. A. , he %ST r ,M
u them took hotd ot him. They struck him
twlce, IN tho fucc md onco In tho mock, and
& sSe!a t''! @ Id hst wis!sss mi tsr HIN III aaS 1
he turned upon him. Witness tnok nut bis
knife ~ he rn, and az witness stoogJHd for '' s
not know whether he struck him with tho knife
Or not. Ilo wls shnwn tIo Knife. yA!ell was II
tizsi % It "s s. iic strck d, tie T boy. but ditl
| not know. whether ho hit HIN nc mot:
Ait Witaess dt,l not wlre tho k.tfe on, a.,a
Mi'lootl lilo t nlnn il DR. not. Tho nan that wi.,esss
struck did pot 1 sIy won Or te!i tho others e
s,asy %k @ " iss Tas s at III / W.. t1fa'is*9m s fas IT,
i isioss = e MIN: aSrr!sio IN tao woss cbla'To
~ I:ais Wsss a,Pinsr n prisoner tcst. ;saa,s.
sehnnk were drinking at l,er'n1ns ,s,s,sa sa,'
G pushed nKltIlAt another Nun W was coming
, 1880-01-27
SPORTING.



Tho Ranics between schnefor and Daily, and
SEXTON uni D,iy, ptayctl lust evening ut tho
North Si1r Tlis,cr-llnll, under tho infringement
uf tho J. ~. brunswick t. 1ln1ko Company, ut
trsctel quite II lnrHe audience, II number Of
ls,Jcs hc!ng In attendance. THO FIRST game was
30 paints, Frrncs, cArotns, between setacfcr
and paly IL WAS cxI,rctttl to he M cpsy thur
for tic champions md so proved, but It WIS ilot
Until the scnre ktuotl I3 to &T on tho twonty-
second Inning That he beY1ln wOrk Iii cnrncst.
Getting tho lnlls tcEetlIer ut the lower end Of
tho tlblc, ho workrt! thou four times ucross by
skliIf,l rlll ptny, putting 1sS to his credit. Duly
ran fnlrtrun tho pforo theu standing 4.3 to ;,O7
In favor az fcllacfcr. F0nr marc innings f1n-
shcl tho contest, the score being LOO to 80 in
favor Ut tho champion, hIs uverngo being
Ii n.:sI.
Tie Sc1ton- DAILY Eatnp was 100 points, cushion
.cattlls. Fur tho first forty ehota the scurrs 0f
The n,en wrtr ncurly tho snnlc, bit aftcr that
fhly rartdly left his opponent behind, r,lnB uf
eleven In tho twe,ity-tlfth inning a,ll twenty
tlnr play. After tt,ls 10 lei ,!own considerably,
lnnnss, liz tlnsily flushed tho, RnIne i, tue
fuFty-thirts inning, SextUn's scDre being 81.
Tonight the r.',Eram wlll be tue lnost 1t-
and Sexton tuHctllur for tho first tltne IN ChIcl-
~. tHsitcs opposing thom ut two AtylGs Ut Hnfnra
comparatively unknown hero. THO inst gatuo
will consist Of W. rpthta ot tue chllnI,s0n's
gams IN wlio ,,,s1 rsa51lillny Is largely 1sstrlcte.
c,sh,i enr.',ns. Following these E,stncs syi't lo
exhibitions nf fhncy stsuts With cue and fingers
by sehHHstcr. sSxtnn.1, n,,, am.l ha'y;
*iiriy k,rwn in so'.ncctlan with tic 6llfiari-
tatle business Ii, Chcago. l,ut fnr tho l,ast two
!ears snln'r,.er r. Europe, lcayes lo-slny far
thu 1Nc'le Coast, Ills purpose being to establish
~ SIN Fnnelsco 4 brunch house Of tho j. n.
l'ntri.wlck & I,alkc CO. Unslor tho now arr.nge-
, 1880-01-27
CHICAGO = ALTON,
Epscfaf ukpIltA 10 m Chicago Tribune,

KAssAs C1rY, Mu., Jan. A.-The depot just
completed by tAo Chicago + Alton Company, ut
tho foot of 0rund nycnuo, In this city, IL tlno
model OF railway architecture. Tho acssntno-
lations consist II ladses' and gents' whiting.
rs,onss, baggagc-room. telegraph nflka, eto. Thu
exterior H. ut st. LIuis pressed brick, With War
re1.shurg sandstone trimmings. THO interior
t,,.s u hardwood tlniah OF lsi,, walnut and yclt'w
SRIenteot RIn ~ Who S d.s;knc p tho s nosss and ill.,
Everinnrt, OF Kauxla Eisy, tho tntIleF. teho city
il inIybicti H. tho ChIcaxn s AttMs it'a'l f4r
rinaing hoayy srlns, el,,ippcd IL tFst-class
styio, ald IL making tue l't,st Of time. The
GlIlsGs Ut enbAsr14sstnts,ta and delays " WHICH,
All ntw rtltls nr.} subject now attsrnattl OF
IN thts rn.t nl,d everything IA wnrktng ~ har-
mntitnssly nj u tho thtcuEu 4 Aaton had hcci
tauuing Into kaasuA Ctty for tcu yeAr5.
, 1880-01-27


NAB,ly1fI.x, Tenn, Jun. c1,-Thu feeling Of tho
pcoplo Ut Nashville agaInst Y. X. Stevenson aud
q. II. Fpg4, who recently sold tho controlling
Interest In tho NASHVILLE, Chattanooga III.
Louis Railroad to thu Louisville. Nashville
ureAt Southern, has been ntenAtfied by Tho pub
licauon Of Interviews With Btaudtfossl and New
cotnb showing TINT Fugx'a confidential attorupy
OF tho ChattAlsooga 1toad went tn Now York, BY
Fequcst of Neneoub, and manipulated Tho
whole Transaction for h!s own benefit and that
OF Gteycus,l. Baldwin, and Evnns. FnGY will
never be forgiven for ttAkpagit tho iutUIe4t5
, 1880-01-27

Of tho steek,.ol,acrs nnd the tntblio II orfcr to
cnt. Coio saIl tt>-t1ny TINT my int1nntfon, In
charge, Tint BE- lCslc, ever offered ,l.lar Of biz
,no jttisyjjic. Nashville 4 1rras smthern Rail.
rfM,i Company, or any Of ia officers. Is basoly
f1isc. ....
To uts 1rottrn Atsoetattd Frtss.
N.auv1tft. Tenn,, Jan. B.-prcst,1cnt Btandf-
for,1. viec-pfr,yI,le,,t Newcu,nb. md f}onernl-
Manngrr 1'efnniak, If tl,s' louisville. Nnsh-
fn.nIwht. nf,i viii hni 4 conference With 1'resl-
,ic,,t ta}u tn-ty,tirrow f1nr7inr rrIntlve Il, tho
t,pcrntjO1 of tho Nashville, Chattanooga Il 81:
Louis tt!lrOn,l under tho changed condition OF
It's stuck.
, 1880-01-27


Er. t,pl1ls, Me., jan. 96-Snmo decentralization
it, rntcs nrpnnrs to hnye followed the ironclnd
nrrcc1,et,t ut the 10th ns tu rites III all rAll-
re,t,s entering st. 1d,l,s, the agreement to 20
intn effect on the lst ri Fci'r,ury. a scafpcr,
unauthorized, nppeaEs to have sold VandnEi41
tickets III st',nr way in violation Of Tho ngroc-
,ncnt, md tho indianapolis 1t. Louis. thinking
this II brc,r,, of faith. took tho field In 0ppos-
tion. a.,t, ether rails wcro entering tn.o tho
war. making \ prompt mcst!n3 q necesslty. 4
,ncciinK of tho Gencrnl Passenger
IJ11,iciI ftntel, It wae 1cctdef Tint
Tho it7nelnd ngrccmcnt ahsHild mt bc cl1angGti,
Ius m Into effect ut once. ftateHil ut waiting
itmtii Februarr It wns further ngrred tl.at tilo
pnepsf,Rer rrtes ehttiA be restored tn tho full
tartff iron md utter tp-ni0rrhw Mnrning.
Thorc wcro r.,inors ii cutting .rat.s to Now
York, which. accnr.lInH tn tho 1n!nt aKrectncnt,
and L, retnntly which was doubtless tho motive
OF putting tho agreement Into eject at o1icc.
, 1880-01-27
CANDIDATES FOR THE MINISTRY.


tP1llSHrIEIlI, Ill., Jun. A.-rhe stnntlans CoHa'
hlisee of tho Nloccse pf Springfield nlet this
aftcrn"m. Applications and c,.nontcal tesn.
m,,ninls were rc4,l frun Willtam EEn,cr' recont!y
baptist minister. md Samuel y. 6tFlck. lAteiy
if''in FrnIlr!s Wicks, 1T Decatur: E,ttsl case
,'Is mns considered Eap;l1ltuly. und they "efo ~,
mitittl 4a candidates fur Auly Orutfs, ala ~
such EEeOsAhlcLutsl U thu IlIshOp.
, 1880-01-27

AAtrs,0A, Aug. ~ 1s:s.-lltUHs; Mor0an e
t1atn, u J!.H stttfl, Ntn York ktNA-0ESTLE,M.:aSs
a., accompanied i,y inflammation 9f tho ~.
yI tt:r tesng attended y sS ssxlGans nss5 o ISL
.,d uIlsntuiny no relief, WAS induced t9 try
tAe Constitution Water" st-callcti. alld ~ ~
~" hargy TO ss.y entirely cured hy tho w HI 81
Ask yuur tfrmnuist fnr it A. uAyIS.
, 1880-01-27
CHESS.

New YnRK, Jan. "0.-The chess tournament
vas completed to-lny with tho following scorrs:
Aaekcnzfc, l3.i; Gruntly, 1ati-n t!o; Mobile, II;
sellman. l.ts: Judd, II; Dellnnn, OK: Rynn, 6h;
~Grr. ~; ConRtlnn. NJ: Cohnfcld. II:
Tho tive prizes nre *ll0, $500, f100, 800, SEQ,
Gn,i Tho winners nre: First and second ia be ,-
etael on Thursday, sinckrnzle mud UrlMly;
thrl, M0h!e; fo1rtlI, Selllnn1 md NTH, Judd.
, 1880-01-27


auntsay nftoEllIon the lious0 OF Carl IIllLocke,
No. 4lD Weyt Ohio street, wns Gnterct through
rrar laor during the Ansetsco Of tho family, md
WIS piu,liorcd Of about $lW worth Of clothing
and 1oNDlEy.
J. Hun, q junk -dcalcr doing business at No.
eS9 Stato strttt, yesterday complained ut tho
.srnoty tllt ut G:;0 III tho morning Two .ntn
whom le know quito wult gntcrud tia shop lust
M ho. waa nlonlux up, And, while QUO grabbed
hu, by TUG !hEoat, th9 other n!nsackcd his
captal. lie wanted warrANts for their Mrest.
a anuak-thlef Rut away with e. cash curly
yunlErtiay morning frtm tho nltlea3 Of tho AtlA.i-
ilu lucitlu Telegraph nillcc on Washington
s!rcst, neaS . tho l!oaTtlsf :rs'e,e. John Kelley,
hinl blu, w1i!o erguAet! In sweeping nH ths sidv-
wu!k Ut tlayl!Feak. 4 *hUrt tt,i0 bofnru Kelley
tAuk ~ IN l out at tho truWcr nt.i put thutn
intn u safer place.
sullllay foFentx'n tu4n na,nsd Jnhh Kelley
frla,rtctl ut tho West Madison Httrut 6tittlDn
that On iha ulsht ot lhu Nth itlst. ho wA III;
sMullea VI the garner Of West Adait!s ana CAlaul
streets by two men, who robbed him Ut Ata,lit
ii cash. Yesterday Iholnas u0yluo and Johu
, 1880-01-27

William II. hfilEor, culorctl. Is a prisoner at tho
ArInory, charged with tllchlnE frotn Ambrose
Auattn Of III worth Of watch asld chain "hil0
ho slupt in u lo1gtng.house at No. KN Stats
street.
Ja1nca Nisl and ". u. Kelley. two well-known
conlldonco moi arrestcl III thls city ono slaY last
week. mro being held by thu paica for tho
Sheriff OF kaukiIkce. theY hayinX becn idcntt:
ltd By two ninployds Df tho ll!nola Conttnl
lttroilh ns tho mon who tur1tsl Q Grangor's
rul nf wealth into tholr owl poeketa
Louis Vcrctynl.a a Ilulginn 20 years of nKo, WIS
Grrostgd at o'ciock yesterlsy after;,.H,n hy
WIS l,ckcl up nt thu I.Ar1at,cu Sttoet pnltc,,-
Station chargcd with az Mssa4lt With 'ntont to
lltlu Rirl nat,led sophia Jacobs, 10 ,uars ~
ago ~ md living with her pAron!s M ~
n,n,iu hnii!lan,o promises, oil of which sha ls-
l.lstsl. William stungcr. tho t1acksMith ut tho
wr Hin lip. A1Itl pR1n0 upon him lust III t!sno
10 prevent hM committing THO olltrago. Whom
scarehotl at tho station, y bottle caistAntnv
uncturu Of canthariles wiz found On als person.
, 1880-01-27
SOLDIERS REUNION,

bpFf&+ DHFTttA 70 las l6*fdV ITt1Hn&
MILWAuKEg, WIS.,, JIM. al-Tho Merchants
Axsuctuuon met t,-ni8ht and appointed a COM
Intteo ~ abperato with tho Chun.t,or Ut Chin
mvEce and Executive Cutan,itsoe 0f tho Htlttiore'
Itr1InInm Association n preparing for tho rvce1,-
tau', Of Qcn. Gfusst aiid tho sl!dlen, reunion III
June,
, 1880-01-27
JUDGE RYAN's ILLNESS.

eptet4t UtsRateh to tn Chicago Tt1bAHA.
MILWAUKEE, Jn1,. 9d-AdvIccs lrnm Madison
Fcpru4ent tllat tho illness of Chiuf- JUSTICE ltyAn
WIN has nuw been Cnnnnl Ia hls house for
thr0e weeks, A,ls assumed slcA u surloua phuxo
tGAt ther9 IL lttt!d hope pf hlx recovery.
, 1880-01-27
TllE RAILROADS.
Report OF the Investigating com-
mlttee OF the New York
Legislature.
Iho Iacific Consolidation n 9eri~
0'ls Blow at tho Iowa
Pool.
hoasing of tho Chicago & Paducah by
the Wabash.
Feeling in Nashville Over tho Sale of tho
Chattanooga Line.

FctllAE IN Nashville Over tho Sale Of t11e
Chattanooga Line.
NEW YonK 1.rnts., ,&r,v1, D,,,,orr
On tho I'll lust. Mr. 4. IL. lIorburrt, Chairman
OF tho Special ltattrnad Committee of tha New
York Assembly, presented to tl,o Sneaker or of the
,Ii. lo tGi"tt ~ tu't bouS vi tho NeW York
Ihllroads. Tho tlDcument WIS of immense
.e''s1n, .a and covered everything connected with
cIu,1Inp fro,.,,,t stea .,., suu ..tu n."e' ~
e e,.I.1. i4esnt t''es, tern''ssl taeilltscst dis
approved In ncar!y all of its features uy nil tho
members sayc ono. WIN il IN s,,btnIt n m,nor,tv
retmyt. ~s' '-'' 20 ~ eoe''' !" 'Ai''o''ty
a rcviow Is furnished Of tho fast frclght.llno
business, and tlg,trcs aru given Of tho business
done liz stu,,a nf tbo.o linn, No,+ ,n,,n. ~ ~
seE l y ns,9ly snyr M m1a ana IT, MatSF Ns,
Ynrk CentrnI III mn nr, f1a srn VI ,,,i, ,hu new
y Is cained 'hat Nes York CITY possesses M pscs1l.
freight by wGer. h,t III w mnmitt;r. @ t.pxs!s
lint Whit is tn ix n,,rmut,", T., III. r,.rss
counts Mgaif.st it rs ra!irn'.t tnrmIt1i,s. a Tha
ra.ls Of Now Y"rk t,iscri,iInnto a,r,i,st ttt,cns
Of lilo Stnfe nntl In f%vnr ~ W"stn,, nntI fnr"iw,
thoy II s nsss a, That
IN H,vnr ~ c4.tt, a,1st ecE.aa loeaAues aflu
Th, mfst imunrt"mt ,nrt ~ +ho rorort l.. lin
rrcnIn,ttt.,,,1nti.na tn ftiof ~ .htT , - ssss 10
fo"ws Hit sS Gei II q o TnGn a"ta ire ', ns
rH,1 ,nntfnrs sn IN %n,,,.M ,G oie o e,,r -, o nm.
lneretnl t,rnnsns i'm 1fnitnd stntns a m,,st ha
sccrst an rnma ah',1,f ~, "9s .s,,nn,I @ ~ ~ -,
ttfat Ill sblnrrn riiNa. nrncnm nq r,.ilr1n,I r,
ni,lraYctnct, no ,nora si,o',il be eharari OF,
f tnax shea % H. a,, On lnrsS 9nes tr9Hor
sys 81 Ito prosy s syste s shold IL 1en to nbat. TIL
The l4w requiring annual rcports to tho
n,,', T.. HIT r M s, ~ III ~
, 1880-01-27
LOCAL CRIME.
|nquests on the Two Murders Of
Last Saturday Night.
Charles Campbell Hold Without
Boil for Killing Fenton
NJ, DeNttte;
Also, Charles schank and Louis Werrn
for Young Kandzia's
Death.


Curoncr Mann held MI Inquest In tho South
Side Police Court yesterday AFTERNOON upon the
body Of Fonton ", 13cattc. the col0rcd man whd
was fatally shot on IIarrk0n street Inst 8attr.
day evening by Charles Campbell. also coorrt!.
Tho murder bus caused II profound sensation IN
tho Icvcc," ami tho court Wns jRtDn1cd frt'tii
tho opening to tho close OF tho proceedings. II
WIS we'll Understood BY fhc polica TINT nsltnbcr
Ut tho friends nf tho dcceascd Ind inadc prcrn-
ralens To inilict summary Justice upon tho
prisoner II n decent chnnee offered, A11G When
Camphc1l appeared IN court he did 40 under the
projections If ,lozcn stalwart policemen, whore
prowcss put ill hopcs Of u successful lynchi,iy
ut an end.
Miss Ilntto Kchoo saw tho prisoner
lust SATURDAY evening on tho corner Of
Fourth avenue and Harrison street. When
ja.t tho1 es " w'ntei % 70 seo, :n ai, pulled ont
exSs5 seafs s sas hfn o III n9sas "wy xet sr a
shoot her he sail = NO. and held up bnth Gants.
tho prisoner came ii and handed her tho p'.tol,
which Rhc threw IN tho nrh-rftc., When the
police came Inter ehe H.'t the pistol and gayc It
10 them When the prisoner gnve her the plato!
drunk w,on @ se iiTst sw lin. tut wSe,' III csia
nso III ho'S %cn hs so vs adr & aHs a @ a
either that "ho wanIei blotM !" or ttat .shc Ind
!l.Hd." She WIS 70 excited ut tho time, from
rsr nt .s IL ~ vat s ta "H nA' s m
On1ccr cr,ak testified TINT Ut, Saturday evcn-
lng hc Bnw tho slcccnset. who told him his nno
mud age. Tho prisoner ,vls brought in+ and tho
shut hin. .Mra j,eattio cnn,o ii sh9rtiy, nfter,
E1cnII,ct' tho W nun wis shot it'll, liz siso nnr.
ratcd to hls wife tho circumstances Intending
tho shooting., Ifo appcarch ts' bo porfcctly ra-
Tho Jury rendered veri!ct tn the effect TINT
tho tlscna:e's ennr tn fliH Heath frhm q pi*tHl-
, 1880-01-27
Sflic1f)F'.

Sptetas DttpdieA to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
Fnnr WAYNE, Intl., Jun. .a}.-In Arts,ln, Inst
night, .I.I,,es WlEB1nB. uEcd H. tltst fr,in tho
elects Ut poison t,Ikcn with suicidal fnteut.
, 1880-01-27

ColisWmptive'2 Iiopc--A gcncrou. l!u-
trltio,!a ,t!ct. n;rp asr s1!l Cnlt!en's l!cblR's
, 1880-01-27
BUSINESS NOTICES,

4 good remedy. to Elavo on hnnd En
coll seILsns Ia StncnElIktera Cough Mixture. II
Is Incoming very popular. ltctall nt Wo by all
tlr7JuuIHtS.
, 1880-01-27


States Government, through Collector of In
terunl lseyonuo. selxed uIon tho property Of tho
Philadelphia g. Reading ttailrond Company for
clnlms amounting to nearly half II million dol
lnrA, Tho particulars arc az followa: Tho Com
pnsly IN December, 1873, mud from timo TO ttnlu
stncc, Issued certificates to pny It's employees anl
raynblo with interest at n fixed pcr cont, ralnE-
Ing from four to six mouths. They wero only
paia t9 slnPoyes, and mono hsy nnys been been
'aS n'S1ty aoy PsSS Pss' c. pn X Ia as Tss % a'fas "s
dehts duo or for nthcr nnrpnsos. Under tho In
tcrnnl ltesenuc law pr1}vii!'lE " TINT every per"
stAsu bank, o. State banking a'ssuclaton. shal!
nay q tax Of 10 por ccnt.l'n on thu ntnol,nt 1f
their own lr,tea uset for circulation md paid
out BY thenl. tho Government ilado !. sietna,M
fnr f1ea D0-the tux uIon Il .6a 0ol ecrtp issued
tontllng that such actipn w0s not contemplated
In tho provisions nf the act referred to. To-day
tho United States Collector Of lntor,Al ltovcnuu,
AshWort1, mn6g Il lovy upon tWe1Ity-two locti.
"tyss now lying tn te onnI nhIs' " ast l
NIcEiinond. Two watchmen hRve hucn plncul In
chnrKG Of thDn thu tDtul y1llug nf tho ntlEinca
being Il littlH OVER $1B5,UM- Collector AAlIwnrth
ltsuinlaLna that tho Company cannot t,btnIu rt,-
of tho amount clRimcd, ~ thero u u law which
provides thut INA suit for tho purpose af ~.
strnining tho Asscaan.cnt Or collection nf my tux
st1atl &N maintained by Any COURTS" under this
hls NJ other a!te11'atyo thnn to ray tho n.,iney.
md. II tl,ey think they haven E1ase for fHr.lor
tho ,s1naaat paid. Nearly ssi0o,Oo III serip l,.s
boon iaAllel BY tho Company, go that tho t3nv-
ernmcnt's cluim Will ultimately amount to f5oD,-
, 1880-01-27

"falr ficvivum" restores gruy hnir to It's orig
inul coluF for " cents.