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, 1880-03-26
HYMEHEAl.,

8ptttal DApateh to 1hs chicago 1ftbaN.
LANSING, Mich, Mnroh e5.-At intervals dur.
il,g tho last ycAr tho wholo 6tate has been gently
agttatod ovor reports TINT our worthy 1ovcrnor,
Charles III. Croswol, bud boon or was soon 10 bO
marrIed. All doubts OFT tho subject arc now
sottlod, as tho long talked.of nuptials Woro
consumnlascd at high noon to-tlay. Tho lnlr
Of hla choice ts Miss IAzzio L. Musgrayc. tho
youngcst daughter Of tho lion. Joseph Mus
grave, OF Charlotte. Tho corcrunny took place
at tho residence Of tho brides slstor, Mrs H. A.
leo, and was performed by tho 1tov. A. Eddy, Of
Niles. The wotllln1 Nns very private
being prcscnt. Tile l,rido'B toilet was very. ele-
CUNT and cousstod Of Il robg OF crcnm-colnrotl
suttr, IN princcss. white veil aud orange blos-
aoms, md to thoso knowing tho 1aly It is noei-
lcsa to say ste presented vo5y hnndsomo al',
novcr to rest 80 lightly u.l hLn lliio i'Elrc. lo
was fatltlesly astfe' IN fmll arnss. e. ,, The uoy,
Enst, anu, flg.rnttveIy, Ill tho OLD shoes in the
Btat0 will bO thrown after thom for luck.
, 1880-03-26
TIE COUNTY-DUlLDINQ.

TtrE John pnrkman murder caso wns passed
in tho Criminal Court, on account Of tho nttor-
noy for tho dofcnso having an engagement Ia
tho country.
1'nE County Clerk yesterday received from
Keports n tho uencrni assembly, md tilp itouso
and sonnto Journnas. Tnoao who arc cntitic,s 70
ee,oiea e r. ihe , sumo ca st. s them upon apc"-
Mn. FonnxsE, attorney for Johnny Lamb hns
received postal carl fron tho Clerk OF tho sli.
premo Court, ttntlng that tho Court hns nd
whos a inS ssson II Thetc
asa,n. ia May. ''' ''' '''' 1''' ~
YESTERDAY was "!nsanc day"ln tho County
ta 81 sS Tsrc Te4o sS nc o
Matllia !: Xxen: ,,'s Morley. sepsia e. Kleln. e "
Inrnett, artrsttl ly Joseph i. quinn On chargo
e exts se wiz Ct ssess Msfe 70 d e se S w.
Tho Court adjourned Until Tuesday.
THE cnso ot Reubnn perr1o the United States
Express ColnpRny's messenger tndcr inasct.
o fren aes ce@py aa rsyf n e * oss
came Up for trinl III thu Criminal Court ycster-
day morning. motion for continuance wnH
ever. ovctri,csl by tho Court. Thu morning wHa
consumed IN Ertting, hry. Atter aalourtl-
nsnt at noon, thG tMk'n1 o. festm9iiy nex'o'
THR Grand Jury devoted tho forenoon ycster-
day to hearing ordinary tnfl cttses and III the aft-
oriioon reaurreetcd tho Old Meyers 1eldernan
casc. where former Grand jury passed upon
They have now boon brought before this GRIND
Jury, md Il Is dcetlct! to make out Of tho case
wcro examined fcstcrlny. aud seven doctors re-
mHired out IN tho untc~rMn at o'c clock waiting
to give their Testimony. The mnttor will COMO
ZIP eAeh afternoon until It Ia settled one way OF
tie other.
T'ttH Sheriff yesterday received q dispatch from
Doputy Lennot. I'll kMnss's. statirg TINT tho e.
atsi''nti9n ct pntten WY 9 get f1r p H. yestMSr- M
formation WIS received later in tho day TINT
PAtten VIVA Hattie to escape on a tcch1lle1llty, 1t
making nn6thcr nRtne entirely. and on strength
0t this another warrant wus lssltcd by Justice
ttn,nmnr. and now reputation wfs tc!eHrnphcd
for to Springfield. II tho latter arrived In time,
Dcputy.Sher!r T}lrke started for kansas lust
hight with tho proper lcgfl papcrs-
, 1880-03-26
SUBURBAN..
EyANBT0S.

The Republican Club bud u called meeting IN
tho Towr1-iIAll Thura dAy orcntng, President
Andrew Shumnn occupied tho cl,Rit. There WIS
good attendance. The object OF tho meeting
was stated to bo tho organization for cnInpA9n
purposes. Resolutions wore ot1urcd committing
tho Club to tho support of certain candidates,
Grwfl4 The last aetlnn Ut the Club tpAyIsS Il
rEclEethhty to support tho llHrllhltrAE 1,nInlMnc
snse.Sles .. wore ,n1dn BY A,.truw y MSh9,naI. VIII.
tAm Dralnnrd. j. j. Rluhns1ls, anl ". II. CrOc&or.
HYDE FANK.
The primaries for tho clootinn Of Delegates to
tho V0laKu Convention tn DO held III Gr.tld
esss {wss w Srs Wy u % e4 o ss sIseas sSsns . nS
not protntsu to 10 cloao. Tho l,sI Hour! nrt le-
llyyea e ha Ia te majority. 1ho candidates for
stotc. Tho = now cana iiatea ara st 10 be 'i John
Williams, Of tho Hall Hafo md Luck Company;
e peses q e no,lso e 8 pisses tea!h & t,s
Foartl, Dstriot; III lid Sicssrs Frank II: Wol,star
@ ates # :r ca}estss sG'a sPs .ns t. Srea ue p,S S y T.
T. Essss va + %Ss!iss T. Hssss; t,h i tsssa
G!,s'Sa; @ ltoSsf; & Rsnis i. M1y's, # tas r., SUI
LAKE,
The Doard Of. Trustees hell, M adjourned
Dlestar as!l Tr,istees ito,iilsla und slurphy
prcssvnt; Ths sapcrvlsora and
Tic Superintendent of Public Works then prc-
sented bin annual report, which shows TINT
T ii" total i!iiaans % eolactsd il The Wacr IT,: b.:
e.psaay assas fss s i leSS4 Sss ss's III ss
x.olEwoon.
e e tnsS Ss ss i'd e sytk hH
h0au-hnuse4 Mr.. j. 4. btQEutu was chosen
, 1880-03-26


Corporation Counsel AdMms received ycster-
day tho opln'on Of tho Supreme Court In tho
suit OF tho city nRtinat David 4. Gage mud bis
houtlsinrn to recover about 1900. which ho
fnilci to turn over 10 his successor when be went
out Of o(1lco I'll 1a7a Tho following Is I'M ahatrct
1f the opinion, which was written by Justice
Shelton:
The Court hold. nrss, TINT tho snrctics by Sign
lug the bond In blink ns to penalty. tho nainc OF
tho osce. and the names of tho a.,rutfrs, aud do
npparent T uut6ority to iii Up Up tho blanks appr,:
paex IL g to- e s. aS
Tho Court hold, second. that, eyon though the
tho city with tho knowledge ut any secret u1-
Outstanding betwcen 0agc and my 9f tho sure;
e. + Tho @ cnrt s say ea tho nSee ~ as vas % fulfilled ia
assuming anl uoting Upon tic assumption TINT
ha Waa apparontly eothcd. KnowledEo Of tho
untitled blink fnr tho penalty WIS bit knowl-
t'xo ri the impllci! authority to IN It out and
c2ns;e,lnnantly nn 1oa,a hG no groana OF Suspicion
Thu Coart further held that tho provision IN
eS Whn sys tao esa
that II bond b. tllc,l osen after TINT time and
sss,is inx IN lie % oiiIeelfs and his s,,retIes:
The Court further held thai, tho Tronsrrcr's
Gofk8 md reports to tho Council End tho Ion
tro.'cr, show!ng the haanees IN hts hauds tro,n
surotics, and could not 10 c0ntraJlctcti; that IT
wAx h,a du,y to keep correct henks and mako
stNtcd reports to tho Council, and tho Com
trulser, aud that ono OF the condi-
tinns OF his lFond WIS that ho
sasNld faithfully perfar1n bis duties. mud the
sMrotlcs could not be henrd 10 aalogo that he hui
tAlaa c,stgica.
Tho Judgment OF the Appellate Court Is re-
versed, with Aisvet!ons 10 tho Appellate Court to
enter q 1udH1nont affirming that OF tho Circuit
Court.
The decision, Of course, ia not relfahed by tho
1nwyern of the aurnties,--afcssra Dexter, JeFett.
and CHu,rial!; btst whit they are Eolng td 10
nbout 1t ts ~ ycf unsettled. They viii probably,
hoWoters tllo petition for rch0artng.
, 1880-03-26
Ills LIFE IN l,1TTsnuR0.


plTTsnUna, ra., March :6.-The case Of Eugene
y. Williamson, the persecntor Of tho llov. Dr,
I1!x afnl nth0rs III New York, md who ts now
under arrcst Ill that olty. hRa been tho principal
topic Of conversation In so1ioty oirulcs here To-
tlny. III mAiy respects hs Is rc1narklblo man.
lIo 10 1n,lstor 1T ssvornl languages, reading,
writing, md speaktnK nll of them Auently. lila
literary ventures have been far more pr1tcn-
tio,,s shan VIVA Indicated by your correspondent
lnstnight. Iits pubushed works SO far as known
eompriaa thrce volumes OF poetry
md two dramas, aIt OF tham show-
Ing that tho author posscesca 1lllo
literary ability. Tileso books were published ut
Ills own expense md distributed among hl8 par-
sonal fr.ertta In l'lttsbtrK md csowhcro. HOMO
Ut them being put on tho market. In 1863 or
IbG3 ho WIS ah attach6 Of the Confederate Lega-
ton ut Pnsls, and subsequently WIS private
secretary tn ]. q. u. b4AsUn. lie eunlo hero
about tire years ago from Maine, OF which Btate
he is native. lie claims to be related to tho
Fairfa1es md several other distinguished fnml.
lies uf the Old Dominion. lie bus sstor rcs!d'
!iy In Allegheny City, aud a hrothor In tho
Enst End, Soon aftas bis arrival hcre ho OBJ
sulncd employment from Ell,ott Nroa.. iioriats,
whore 10 rernaincd nnly short tim0. lie taeu
sought Rnd obtained position In tho National
Tube Works ut Mckecsport, this county, where
he manifested q very high degrce Of business
ability. About q year aRo ho left here on trip
10 Florida aud other parts Of tho South, alleo
which tlnu nothing III special interest has been
hcllrl roncu,1l!n2 hiui until his asrrst In
Haltirnoro. ~ stated Inst night, Wtlllat,-
son IL abont 10 yeats OF axo.
Ito IL xather below tho medium stature,
of light complexion, fnll beard Of light brown
Il hea r. sa e.
attack Just pcfaf1 coming 20 FttsburE. lie
5 sa o, fsa ssn hsc aas see NJ, ,ax ss sy99
connection With hts recent eccentric prsrted.
, 1880-03-26
TRADE AND LABOR.
TnH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SET

mctt VITA L. II. nlcLOgan IN tnG cRhlf-
Tho suspension OF tho rules WIS moved In
order to allow tho appointment Of a comnfttce
to confcr with tho Council ut H Wost Lak0
atrcot, with Il viow 10 M amalgan,ation Of tho
two Councils. Tho motion WIS carried, and Ed
ward Irwin wRs selected na tho ncarGr Of dis
,hn hs Tss Gt ts
ths ~. NJ Natl9nal Labor Convention which meets in
'le MI motion v nrSyalIcd TINT committco OF three
10 appointed to nsccrtnln tho names 0f Mi per-
a0ns renting houses q hhso,nents to Chii,asi,oa,
tn aa na t9t de naes Of ne efs e rnn Tm1 IT
md Farmer wareappolntea as tho coninltteo Of
from % the strslkine slk cgarnaEers i s. q q Cincinnati,
weh tsr 1s nsxe,s s sf III H. t mga Ct ther @ ttls
which atatetl thIt tho strikers 1lt1 been success.
ful' and oye,rthlnE Y, wnsposco and harnony r,.
nt1te Il aS,H1 WasRo 1som s tnn ,a egatshb9 " bn
aud the notlon Of trlao orxanizstfons through.
TIC eifoPceient M % III Il ine EsSt"lo,r aW.' 4As '''
After the auditing q seyer1ll bills fpr printing.
advertising, etc., tho Council wont into executive
At tho close Of tho meeting 1t was learned
that NJ. 1Twln,a n,aston had been partially Sue
III e tass ass sfe u soSe G'"s apbssa
1nittee from. tho QreenehAum Council to mnko
up y constitution md by-laws under which tsath
Irospccts aro said to DO favorable tnr u union.
Tho most important pnrt Of tho executive
session, however, waa the attendance Of duln-
u1tion frpln tho WnrktnRWomen's Union, VINO
etatod to tho Council that tho wnrkingwomen Of
this city wore about tired Of working ut stnryn.
tlon Pr3ccs, and wcTe on tho cvD Ut u general
IT, It embraced ony half Of the women af,tl girls
who wero working tor low wnRoH,-e0 low, III
fant, N,At people would bc surprised when they
leArned whnt those wages were: Tho wotncn ut
tho Council werp confident thero would In a
strike, md aakctl tho aid OF tho Trndes Council.
This WIS unanimously promlHGl.
THE Molt1AN FACTION
or brunch Of tho TrAae and Labor Council mot
ut No. d West Lake street Inst evening. 4 del.
| egnuon wins rres1nt fr0n tho rival organization
appointed to cnnfpr with ttlom. 4 rnp0rt was
received from tho hlnyor TINT no W01.ld not IN.
iGrfere With tho appropriht'on for lnspcctors ol
tieg,onnclnG tho findings Of tho Court in the rAge
| Of tho biAthctakfte keArnoy In Sun Frauoi8co.
, 1880-03-26
CHICAGO.

10 D8 E1ltoF d TIE Lfttd10 1F761FB. y
CHICAGO, March 25.-fn tho summer of 1850
Eugene Fairfax Williamson. tho confessed per-
Becutor Of the, l,ov. pr. DIX, lived In Chicago,
and boarded vt No. At West Washington street,
IN tho Llpe Hook. Bishop Whtchouso resided
III tho sumo block. and Williamson claimed
to DO upon Intimate terms With tho Rlshop's
family, mud frequently called thore. Ito pro-
tossed to 10 mn nrdent Churchman, and np-
poured to no well vcrsed In tho tenots OF
tho PROTESTANT Eplsoopal fa!th. lIc waa known
n1nonK his fullGw- -bourt1nrs rs u tho umbrella
MAn,n from his habit OF always carrying paEn-
chute Ut my kft1l OF wcnthor Whnt hls occ,lpa-
ton wns never hoard, bNt whcn he left Chicago
hu statcl TINT he wns going to Ut; Louis to tnko
oice in thnt city, positinn which i1o c!Almcd to
hnyo received through tue Influence nf lshop
Whttchouse. WEST WABltKGTDN STREET.
, 1880-03-26
TELEGRAPH WAR,

Special Dtspatth 10 1hs Chicago 1sthuns-
WAsn1NuToH, II. G., March "5.-The caso of
Tho Atlautto & Taulfo Telegraph Company VS.,
Tho baltimore T. Ohio 1tuItroau Company aud
Tho American Union Telegraph Company was
under hourIng ycstonlay and to-day In tho Bu.
premo Court Of tho District Of Columbia. The
question at issue was tho application Of the At
lunttu 4 ihIcIfo Telegraph Company restTainiug
tho said defendant Companies frun, tho ma0 Of
the virus oper1stod by tho Atlant!o = raoiilo
suih llaifroad Company with the AuestcaM uM!on
Telegraph Cosllra1,y. Judge llasner prosHdisda Hdi.a
moro & Ohio mud American uhlou Companies,
refusing tho Injunction TN tho ground OF there
hnrtnK bcen no such contract ~ wus alleged BY
tho Atlnntc l. pActno Telegraph Company In the
bill OF complaint tlou ty tholu.
, 1880-03-26
FEDERAL FACTS.

Tns Sub -Treas,,rcr yostortay recefvad sam
Il, .1',. ~ ~e"'A'e' 'o''''a"' 'se''''o $'''oe
IN silver.
1'iiERE wero 200 bnrrcla Of alcohol exported
ypsturuuy,
NtNEFf-FtVE tlousaHu dollars IN gold was oS~
putsct' ycstertlny.
rur tr4o,r.,. roro,,n .o,,,,,.. ,.as.o..,n,,
amounted to .xaulHl, Ot which s;i.,tl wna i.;r
spirts S;l6e6 for tobncco md cigars nIl &a4 for
bter
uxsuy Fr,,uarrusrocx Of No. an south
P, lar ,1c1yi IT, nfratan n H., W any ncy
iuwu W" Ao' a''sseo 'n''"e''o't " tae ""Se""e
""a' .....
rcsscl Is sprSsi Asont sIMarjns, ana ii GrSugbt
yesterday Gutoru Commissioner Iloynv. rhurYcd
With using tho n,AlIs to curry an a wwi4tifEE
husnrss. lis wis Aenlsr in loyeltics ul,1
a,itiu wAtcht,s. lila tlsU was continued until
Tupsany III $i;Oo} Uunta.
n,,,p -,,,p,,a ,,,,o,,,a tu.. .,,.t. o., 81. mn,
az" u1nG ~ # oH.a II Hat 'aat tkn" ou*a wy ~
doing business Mt NJ. :aA Seuxwtck Htr1,ut, tho
5tutk ~ Wurth uboht 81 lN. Tho nnicGId ctnlll
that MHnF hns hef1. milking fr1uI1ttlent entries
Insl otFFliL'g oa cgnns fur II year past, ,anktnx
posrnAsrgu PALMER yo,,crduy 1r,1,Jvrd no,
.{ct, r, th,s nssset ;Sns rf,t"n.,;, x:itS ,srt
tho Chtcugs st wnI1ij ie n1s 4. d, fntr+
, 1880-03-26

~,.,-. - ~,
bers Tor tho south Division mad been sivon Out.
,ruv c,tv trroa.,..,r ros,rY,os rnco,rc<, Il m
+ran, 49, ~ wo.ar nnaa.:,oon. ~, "a fran, .hn
rn osuo.x ,ra, .ros scut ~ III, soo,,., INV
Hospital eotno weeks ago, was yesterday dis.
charged rs we'll
rur r1rotth r}onnrtment Ia nepnt1ettnp with
priyntc individuals With a vow to flning sort,o
0th0r place than Humboldt Park TO dump night
soil.
Tim btnvnr h1s heen irrt,r, To dc),yer Tim
nnna1 a,l,lress i'ctore tic iontbari University,
~ pl'ol o'tAss"
1 TIT n.{ fn%mlttse g., % i2aa; ;n MT
sS w! e \; ssTsfs #; Tasy
tlon Counsel, with Instructions to prepare tho
necessary ordnance.
rnE Mayor is rnan,fcsting considerable inter.
Ds,nocratio Aldtr1n"n Hprii g. itls very nnt;,rtl
Tnr lin 4, ,ynni muinr}tx ~ hts ,,oriv In ttn
Gss;!! e sSs,sla siI: !! III snss @ rs @ as ho1st 81
cnT,, " ng xaa III H., ~ ve.y %Sn .,
.', ~" NV s's'
for laying rn,lwny trauks along. North State
street; ut least tho objectnrs on Division street
Hi.y so a reporter, In spcnkfnE to pne Of then,
xesteniay, Wta iniortnet tEat aii OBJECTIONS 70
tMrtmy-.xn-n -x 'ty et". tSa % s,nanea hn1 hnt,
showm thn Mnrar. md hu tnH n"1"ti mt n ,ntar.
nn. h;s vctn H. Will my ~ ~, tnagca ~ vtnt
had l,een tho basis OF tho oinproinlsc, but. hs
In fhn t,smrse nf q NV weeEs' thr r Htr"sks xo,.Gi
10 Iai a tho cars IN 'ntinS rcaar H tris VIII, la
sntt IT. thnt sn,1e ~ tx ntxnnertv..,,.nn .1c,,,,
Htn,s s,rses w., " t s,nrt IT, ntn 1,nt
f woy lid bn ur1,;,tcd ,fnon III tho not,ian y
1n,nr3,r ~ ~ tS. " ra1 0ns ~ ~, y
i,nSsihtIftr ri M trn,ii}c "'''' '~'eAe '' 'o
''s''o''''s y. hns t1uuu!o'
,.,.., THAT AxsTEhaous ,,s7': CASE.
, 1880-03-26

tn form colony in Llboria, whoro thoy can cn.
toy prtvtlcges which they say nro denied tt,m
il, tho Btnto which they havo loft. They bars
nbout sho,0no of nloncy In tho party. They ra,l
$50 bead for transportation hero by r,vcr md
&1s from hero to Now York. Thor. think thoY
havo eno,gt1 10 pay tho!E pua.nsg and start vcfl
sitio to tho n1uvcmont-, They teci
that they nro eoing to rcpossoss their nwn co,in.
try IN physical Fensn md e convert 1t to U,e
quito ~ strong among thosn he thetr dctIro Ia
bottcr thoir worldly condition.
, 1880-03-26

spfeiat Dispdtth to TAt Chtsaco 7rtht'As.
81. Louis, March 25,-Eugcne Fairfax Will
iatnson, who has gnine! such notortcty by tor
msnttng tho ller. Or. Dir, Of New York, through
tho Post Oil,cc, il character well known In st
Louis. 1Io was hero connected with tho Pullman
pnlacc-Car Company In 1877, aud, possessing
good addrcss, managed to secure good position
IL: society, IIo became connected with Christ
Church tEp!scopap and founded . mEssson scn9ol
lively pnrties In bis roon,a Bnttlrday niEhte, tho
eonvtxlal!ty Of which g9neraiiy extea,1ou s la1e
gngctt fiji Il quarrel with nnotlcr nan IL hts own
ciralc, and there was Mt tho t!Iuo good dcal of
gossip 0vgr u projected duel. 1t nppeAr6 ta9t
from hero Williamson went to London.
, 1880-03-26
HISS BARTLETT's BABY,

1PfekAs z7RP0*FEF " &HS N'9Fs1VV 1Ft33'*as
FoWT WAYnx, Ind, March s6,-Local papers
print sensational story concerning young
lady from Chicago, named Emtua uartlett, who
was Visiting relatives hero, and WIS suddenly
taken i'll aud gayo birth to male chlld, tho par
entago OF which shc charged upon AnN collett,
satd to DO employed !n 0en: aherldan's o1tlce,
who, she claimed, bad eeduced her uRdef protii-
is0 OF marriage. CUllett Naa summoned by tole-
graph, pdmitted tho soft Impeachment, and made
arrangements To take Bliss lartlett buck to Chi
cuKp aud marry her. She IL nsuut 10, very prpt-
TT, and Ia sAld 70 TO conneeled With wealthy
aud AristocEntlo ChlcnXo fainily+
, 1880-03-26
fsnnn tRlnAY.

NEW Y0nK, March ek-At tho Stock ExohauEa
Produce Exchange, Cotton Exchnngc, md other
tn,s,ncss exchanges, 0ood Friday will be rc-
spectcd as hollt1Hy, md nll will this afternoon
ndloueu orcr until snturtiay. Az Good Frtdny
bnnkers will o obliged To- keep opon for tho pHy.
mont or drafts. etc. hut tho tlny win noyetthes
less be gcncrntly observed rs holiday In blaI-
ttGsg cfrEfGH.
, 1880-03-26
'vANDEBBILT's FOUR PER CENTS,

Hpftfa{ Dfpa2eh ID 1h6 CHtcad' 1FEbIns.
NEW roRK, March a'.--A check drawn By The
Treasury Department to tho ortter Of William n,
Vanderbilt for &1t05o0 beng three months IN
forest on Sjt,o50,ooo OF United stntes4 per cent
bonds, wns pnd through tho Clonrng.1louso Ia
this city yostcrttny. This Representa- m tnnnms
If 81, lid per day Of 2l4a75 por hn,r. Of nearly
sa,io POI. minute. and of nearly four cerA per
ono Of several Of Mr.. Vandorbllta SOURCES II
fGVc,11lD.
, 1880-03-26

ly tho firm would ccntralt,c business in tee 10,
property. fIc tto,lght It desirable TINT ono largo
building sho,ifd occupy tho i1nd.
enHftca. but thoy had nnt bid as mich ns CIR.
enfi. tsirin u Co., and It wns ntech better to let
tho Inter hnv0 tho ground anyhow.
lnspuctur RachsIcrE moved IT, !Ny tho motion 10
postpone On tho tAblu. Agreed IL:
Tho report was thon cbnnurrcd iu,-ycas, 10:
11nys, i,-Dcia,,oy.
APPRAISER
Tho aamo Committee rccomncnslc4 The pns.
FAK9 Of n resolution requesting tho Council to
nppotnt thrre, appraisers tnuprr,lso tho prep.
erty orfEfnn!ly leased BY tiion. tho leases ol
whict In not expire MnY {, e0 ns to detcrtutfG
the annual rnntal Tor Tho next five ycnrs. It was
plsActl,
The sauc Cosnmtttca recommended tho ap,,
rontmcnt OF Mark ktml'ult. EH0s Aytcs, Ail
jun q. shortAtt ne appraisers uf tho sIsi,to Hf
Esch school-Fund prurrrty ns nnnE rcquira to nn
Mppratsed IN oss.sr 70 Aeteenlun tho n,no.int "
tic annual rontal for tho five yct+s saccccdinx
tho 9Th OF May. ConcurrG In.
Inspector Frankcnthal, fr,Hn tho Finance Com.
tntttep, reported thnt thpy hnd examined tho 70:
crlrtttcs In tho tantls Ut tho Hchool Agent and
fo,tnsl tlom to be Gt,trfcL
Tho Hoard then adjourned until Thursday
evening".
, 1880-03-26

CoLuMnuR, O., March ss.-Tho1nns Lincoln,
nged II, died Mt tho Central 1nsane Asylum last
night, exhibiting all tho symptoms Of hydro-
phobta. IIo was bltton by n dog ahout cightnon
montal troiiblo till nDout two wccks aince, when
he was Adjudgcd tnsnne and sent to tho asylum.
, 1880-03-26
TIE INTERVIEW WITH DIX.

TIE INTERVIEW WITH DIX.
NEW Yoax. March 25.-Whcn DR.. Dix loft
"Qent1onnn ocorgc" ana "H,st'churchnnn .aa,,
to-day ho said ho did not Mt first recoRnzo Will
ianson. but aftor talking With him for whflo,
he discovered TINT Williamson WINS, about nfno
gears ago, n Sun1ny.sphoOl teacher In Trinity
Chapel, which position no left undor n cloud.
When asked II hc thought tho man WINS In.
eano, ho snil to could not tell, rs TINT
WIS mnttor for experts. Wtlltamson ar-
pearet1 to 10 full Of pcnltcnce.. lie begged
for mercy, snylug TINT his course EAa Mt MI end
md ho was ruined; that II }le could only get
clear he would leave tho country. "so fnr rs
can sec," the Doctor said, Ills request ts gOn-
,,inc. Tic ~ man Of moro thhn or.llnaFy intel.
ligouce, ind has written and rubltshcd book Of
poetry. Ills mothor, who Ia % ycnrs OF ago. is
still living, md ho has a married sister md
brother, hut do not know whoro thoy aro. !
m, glAd tho thing Is ut an end. It IL, indeed,
great rcof tn NC. There Is no telltng how far
o hls carried this work, for 1t WIS only ycstor-
ttay that received !loto tram q clergyman n
pcrsonnl lottor from the SANG person. Though
It Kas IN no wise conrectel Win m9; II Wlil DO
apTsa t. ts hSw ssH fonE 1t III y pn eo
70 vorsatiosi ahSn ,S'' Mit him "'H he ~ made CLEAN
preas: Of rs end expressed tho dcgpsfss ,gpf
person who sooacd ~ truly Horry fur hia wrong;-
Doing, lie inserted again 9ud aRtn TINT ho hGa
70 bs Or ps nv to sst
i do1ior r rom IN "sny INV oe Whit lis otve Gould
poesibly have been, am unable to fathom. 4
think DO uust ,hase been guided by shanea y
SOLICITING m object 70 oasaii. lio satd hc Iodo
from signs. and to those persons ne sent postal~
car1ie u1td letters. sco nothing ahout the man
! he never visited sa.oons, and never drank any
thing. He d!sclaimod any personal feclina
r 1Dr. DIX Gns tho san,o determination NOW TINT
he hnd from tho first, which was TINT the man
should bo brought to punishment for tho sake
OF example.
, 1880-03-26

The Eldrcdge Sowing -slachinc.-lt leads
the world, md is tho bcst foE ynM to buy,
Sold on monthly payments. 100 StAte street,
, 1880-03-26
EN- ROUTE TO LIBERIA.

Apsetat Dtspatth Ia ~ CAtedeo 7r4hu@<.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 23.-A party OF 100 col.
ored people left Cincinnati to-day tor New York
On their way to Africa. They cauao from Ar
kansas, and aro leaving theIs homcs intending
, 1880-03-26
ILLINOIS & MISSISSIPPI SHIP P-CANAL,

TElTNVIo u Tt0VI90IF OI1E sVsfI9ftIt
ErittHuF1ELD, ILL.,, March 25.-8ov. Cllion to-
day appointed tho Hon. Granville Darr!erc, Of
Fulton Couuty, and tho Hon. Stephen G. Pad.
dock, Of Bureau County, or behalf Of the stdta
tn coHrernto with tho Committee appointed at
Ottawa on tho 18th inst. to urge upon Congress
tho Improvement Of n ship p-cannl from Chicago
70 tho Mississippi lltver.