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, 1881-02-16

Spfctdl Nspdtth 70 1he Chicago 7f1htnt.
rtrrsnuiu,, 1'n., Fut'. lib. Il. J0nrs. sccre-
tnry NJ tho Miners uniost, who ha'l bccn n'l
trlnI for "conspir,oy" fur sovcrtt days nt
GrceusbiFq, 1'n., wns convicted last night. tho
Jury. nfter tlcl.ig out nbnut thrro lMhra, hring-
tnr In n verdict Of "Gullty In tho manner and
Eorm ns nslIctrd.' 1onrs hud persuaded n ntin,-
lrr Of MIXERS IL Btrtkc fer higher wnrca. lilo
WIS defended t,y tho Hon. Edwarrl Cownn. wED
IN his closing speech, called Jones tho 1'arnrll
IF America The cnsc hns crratet1 Rrcnt tnrr-
est thr.,ughnttt tho Country atHonR members of
trndrs-u unions, oil account at tho trunl rrlt,-
cires i1,ytlvril. 1t IA tcttcvch TINT tic ct,vG.
tim will be tho foFerunner 0f rrutccntit'ns for
'corsp!rhcy" aEnln*t tho oit'rers nf "ther lc!tf.
lug trades t,rgan,zntions ~henescr nrnnstutts'
trt,ttnlh Of rapita over labor. 4 ncw trtal will
tp asked for,
, 1881-02-16

Epsetal Ultpateh to Tia Chleaoa Tribune,
01sANn 1tArlps. Mich, Fob. IA as,ccial to
t1lo uruud Rapids Ttnts says that Jucob ,lcn.
hurt.cr, Il bunker ut XcclAnd. Ottnwn County,
WIS ,vlctiutzcl ts-iIny by a stranger whu sold
hin forged tarl.crA' notes to the A1nDunt OF
F0u. Tho lelluW escaped.
, 1881-02-16

CnowN r01ST, lnd., Feb, 15.-caso ChHpnlan.
IN old resilient Of this comfy, whllc nttcnnttnF
to jump from tue local freight on tho Plttshurg,
Cnctn1utt t. 1t. Iotlis lsatlruatf Mt noun ycstur.
dny, 1T IL road.crosstu9 four miles sultthoast ot
this place, WAS drawn under Tho cabooso, and
hts rRht fnnt, And tho teg fruu, tho kner down.
wuro terrlb1y ullnrleA. making a!nputAtt0h
necessary. tl,e tr,,ll WIS uIi,leF full hcustwny
A.ld in Jumping le hpM to tho ruling o,, tliD
platform Of th1 cnr, md attempted tn run with
tho tr7Liu; Int tho speed WIS too grght, md, ny
holltiy n,, his ttet wero jerked fr,1lsl under hn
and under tho cur, Ills recovery - doubtful.
, 1881-02-16

Spettat Uttphlth u 1kf Fhataoo ITfhanf.
E=,Eisro1, 1nl.. Feb. 15.-Alfre q. Garrison. m
old md highly respected cticun. ttclf yrster''s,
ut 1850 ., nl., nRch 55 ycnrs. Ic WIS HEsorg tho
first settlers Of Ekhnrt County, having come to
York Townsville with hls father, ELL tnrrl.n,l, in
lHHE; siuco which time l,slA resided In York and
Washington Townships. Ilo was born III Tomp-
kIua County, Now Yurk.
, 1881-02-16

THE HON. j. NJ. DIC1lE1tSOE.
DETROIT, Mtch., Feb. 15.-Thu Hon. j. II.
Dtckcraon fell dead ut hls hume in Winfield,
,1ontcalul County. yesterday. Mr.. Dlckorson
was formerly nf OhIn. and has held thu otiico nf
1rutlAte ltn!Ee Of MuntcnlM County, th!s State.
for nl1ht YCIra.
, 1881-02-16
SHOOTING ArFnAY..

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb la.-A Mount Vernon
special suys tito little tDw,, Ut Mckee. tlln
coanty.seRt OF Jackson, wns lust night tho accno
Ut Il terrible shooting atTray. Several persons
were cngslKesl In IL tight. \ tnan t,nsc'l Cox,
FROM EstIl County, was shHt nNtl fnstnntly
Killed by hiE brspth0r-ln-!Aw. QnD oshor !nAti,
, 1881-02-16

HFKtfal UApdttE 10 Tie ChEcaQ0 IftttNt+
SpntSuriEtp, ILL.,, Feb. H,-Sino keepers of
houses OF Illfnlnc pleadeti guilty nnd wcre lined
lrnnl f225 TO <aI carh.
lii The United stntes Circuit Court. ". II.
OoutzIer GnI LOWS Lotla, Of 1fartahl,rK, Logan
County, wuru acquitted Ut tho rhnrKc Of illtKul
voting at tho lutte Gleet!0u.
, 1881-02-16
DROWNED.

Yp<eiat DlIpa&th to Ths chicago 1ffbunss
WIxoSA, Minn.. Feh. lb-A boy 10 yours old
was drowned Iii tho gIvor ut tais pnoe this att.
ernoou. In company With nnot1,or hoy Ut tho
sptap pgu ho cropt towards an alr-hola out Ut
curlasty. Thu leo ptoyinx weak broke. and tho
hoy III advance Disappeared. Ills companion
turned towards tue storp. which Ao renclltAi ln
safety, Nc utfurt WIS tnaIu for tho rtcoycry Ut
tho body,
, 1881-02-16

bnt tho Inspectors mntu rules fnr themselves.
scnt for n,.,iigIlt: j. ii. Warren, W.:I. 1,o|n,
t;eornu 1sullut,, a. Eddy. Jr.. j. u. ball,
Henry NurtUt, and j. II. Aforseta' All
fnurnri
, 1881-02-16

Epfe1aI Uhpatfh 10 Ihs Ch1eaQo 7T1bunfs
CLIFTON. ILL.,. Feb. 16.-Chnscs I.angdalo, ut
Mt. pulaskt, Logan County, former citizen OF
thls city, who wns nrrestcl and convicted for
fnryng $4.00 suhoO.or.t0r. hla been xrnntul 4
sultrsca!ens by judge Hctslt. of tho 6upEoine
Court. Anu IL NOW pit ut $Al bull.
, 1881-02-16
CASU UALTIES.


EXPLOSION.
Sptetat D,pateh to 7hs Chtedao Tribune.
1}AtTlM01sE, l'elt. ia frlghttul explosion
occurred ut Cambridge, Nd, totlny.tn tho steam
snw.,l.ll Of Cutvert Orcsn, t,eRr TINT place. Thu
lnrGo boiler Of tho engine exploded, from sotl'
unknown cnusc, and taru completely uwny tho
walls 0r tho 1uills, sending tho bricks ind tim
hers #, every direction, ul.l tcycling tho threc-
story building to tho ground. Mr. OFetn, tho
t,wnor of thu mill, who WIS In tho cnginu-rootl,
Ind n miraculous escape from death. Tic wns
lls,wn out Of Il wlntIuw nrti severely scn1ticd.
Ills condition Ia very crttlcni. Sevcr1!l nt tho
wnrknlnn wGrc nlso seriously Injured. Tho ntn-
~ !" thO psnss'y XIX % eHSYs ns S nuckrt
Assumption, sllscliHrgnE Ut tho fat OF CMntl
atreGt, ihis tornIng cxp!Mlc.s her d!n!kcy boiler,
touring u,yay Il part Of tho fnrWArd GH!tln. Thu
aihNluXe Ia estimated ut *s.0Ul Ono nun was
Killed. ono 1r twl fAtNlly. and eight nnrt. or less
severely hurt Tic cnlsc OF tho explosion Is
unknown. ...-
El;W ORLEANS, Fob 1h.-Ths following nre
further pMrtfetlltrA nf the GApta'Ntult OIL tho
stcAinbpHt Assumption: The woineti nrc Peter
Elnuru. pilot. whlte. cuts Oh tle hcin Win
t,ietcH Ut tho boiler: MnrlnIl C1nret, bNrkecH!r,
seferely nut by fragments Hf glass md brtIStl
l,y belnx Violently 1hrnwM t!lam. tbs hack;
InGa: Mike COpney, sircnihl,, Indy bndly sc1lded
nu.i rendered Ellsnt.D hy tho shnek; GfMrtes AnF-
ttE, rUllster, several AtGnni FcnllH nhlt flo fAcn
anil cxtrentltlcs; Phil 1t0teE,, hurtt un tho hands
n,tl fleo; uuA lanyil Higgins, scnlstrd al,ld
wnlsntlrA MI the cheek from tytng aEliilters
liernnr ct'lnrotl, whp WAs Killed, !eatrs WHO
nltl kcvur children. Tllo seems hhpttt tue ttlh.
nxtnr was nno or intlestrf'Abo confusion, parts
Of tho wreck being Btrown ilbout tho vicinity.
, 1881-02-16
TWENTY YEARS.

Special Dtypaleh 10 I7ss Ghte4yu 1ftdunt.
Spsls0rIELn, ILL.,, Fob 1a.-.1u tho SanHatnou
Circuit Court to-day juhn Dyer was found guilty
by jury of nssauitiny Miss Bimpsn and ut
tttnptMx to Enylsh tier puFsuil. Hu Wus AGn-
fenced to tweuty }eara III the tcuileueiAFy.
, 1881-02-16

ap<e1al ptspateh to tn Chicago Tribune.
OwossO, Mich, Fvb. tb.-E. L. Whlto alionated
thu Affection ot hts daughter Lulu frutn Hugh
lsO&s ton days after marringc last month. ltuss
brought suit uMd tho Circuit Court Ut UWusso
to-day Nas1 Moss 81 ,6M.
, 1881-02-16

.-.. HcIvtcrc. Dcono Co.. Ill.,. Feb. 4 1Ea
DEAR Hltt: have bean ust1,g your DIAN HlU]h
Sfhut for s?n1e TINE ard nal pettscty satisfied rth
tho results. IL Fufst,9s tina BDon, kiestOrts Lost hp-
patite. Strengthens tha Nerves, Regulates the stoa
RcIl and b1wGs, and Reftovcs kheutani!sM. l YOU'D
not pe without it. Mis-. NkSTfALlA
, 1881-02-16

---------- FIahff, ChaMPAf4d 60. VI
DEAR SIN: This u 10 certify that Jnur lSEiAN
nJ.uUD 3fftfttt has dGno fne mora Kood tut Kidney
complaint and Heart Nisease than any othst med.
Elnc used. 1t also cured GEe vi mr. children ol
Ehtls mad 8ctotul1. MAlt9ARET CHl5A
, 1881-02-16

Disease Of tho Stomach and Liver.
Cairo, Ale1 snder Co.. Ill
DEAR SIN. snneElna for a,rnn time Nib Headache
ty11 Dibeana OF the Stomach unh liver. Induced
10 uso your rel!abIe INDIAN BLOOD AYHur, whlea
rehtofed mo to peffcot health and strength.
No, ~ Highth-bt. EllAt. SHEt.Lk{,
, 1881-02-16

DEATH OF 4tS OLD SETTLER.
Ia SArLE, ILL.,, Fub. 15.-Thomus Jamisou.
wcllthy and n!itlpntinl stock ftrIner, living In
tIc, Township. Ilyo miles enst of here. died Inst
night OF typb}lA pneumonia. uGtHl i!5 years. lie
WIS oliU 0f tho psnleDr anttcrs of this SECTION.
, 1881-02-16

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. lh.-Jamca Moran and
William Murphy, arrested last night for high.
why robtcry, knuckcl tluwn and rubbed Henry
kneckert, shOc-deaer, and Ra.lu I'M u1Auccoaa.
tul nssuult apon john Il. ssephcns and Richard
ltuR, we'll known etlxcnH. The prlsUtlCrH WUs0
identified hy their Victims.
, 1881-02-16

JEtssEY CITY. N. j., Feb. l5.-John N. A. liar
ton, u kwltchtnan. attempted to Jump on u u,ov-
lug train Ut liaTn,lm strcHt, jersey City, last
ptHbt, hut rpudc Il ullsstop, aud. fu!liug uuler
the whouls, Waa crushed in denth.
, 1881-02-16

has been Indicted for hgnmy,--ft Is supposcd Mt
tho Instance ut tho FIRST wife YniinE WIS hetnro
tho United Stntcs Commissioner this afternoon,
md gAscbon i iu $1,ND
, 1881-02-16
AT Y.EANTILLE,

LEApytLLE, Feb. l3.-Eiana Eskerson had
hnud ul1d urn crushed ut the sanapslng -"orks
yesterday. aad vii! probAb'y dio,
At IAo Mlne q glant powder cartridge laid
under atUvo exploded, aud four tl,ett wure ILL.,
1urod.
, 1881-02-16
Thlrd.DAy Chl11A.

---------- = flora, Gay Co. III.
nEAn etk: This II 10 certify That your INDIAN
BLOOD bfRuF has cured Hig OF tta Thtd'Dsy
Ch!Ils httes alt othar medicines had failed
, 1881-02-16
The long-Looked.For lnyestiga-
tion Of the Warehouse Board
lnaugtrated.
Representatives Of the Chicago Grain.
Receivers Association Prompt.
1y on Hand.
They Present Their Charges in Detail,
Covering tllc Shortcomings OF
Inspectors.
Several Witnesses Give Their Testimony
on Various Subjects Covered BY
tho Charges.

tho Charges.
sr<ttdt Dsratth to Tht chtenao Trihuns.
SrriiSaFlEt.p, ILL.,, Feb. tl.-'rhu SGl,nte
Committee III 1luilroatls, To wlDnl was re-
fetrttl tho task TT Investigating certntl,
preferred BY members III the l}0nrl
ut Tras!o aaainst thu lsal1u,Rtl Mid WnrG-
lio,,su commissioners fur alleged ,'t'niells-
nttee 0f official tllittes, wherein they lid not
suppress certuin nnscs alleged tn l,uve crept
intn the grain Inspection department ut CHI.
cngo. met this ninrl,ins 0n tho adjournment
Ut The Senate Mt iiool Senator Fuller,
Chairman, presided. Tllcro wnre prcsciit
Oh hellalf nf tho prosecution Mcssrs. \. N.
Wright nnd Geosgc II. lluw, representing,
following Chicago commission merchants:
w. IL. llecbc, Jotn West. $. u.
Fuss, N. Il. Armstrong, T.. G. Me-
Cloud. j. It. ,VuMxcr j. Il. Sntyth,
md T.. l,. Baldwin. x. II. Wright held
THE CItAlaiEs
III his we1l.!ttett Ernpslck, md ttccttncs to
give them out llntll CALLED fur By the Cllntr-
t,nN. THE defendants were represented by
Commissioner .l}oguo MID Chief Grain In
s,cutor Reynolds Commissioner Snyth
hNo CHhllitGN W lll9 4Uu4n Nv ttlo 1te'Atth4 SAA
fcring from Il severe nttark Of rheumatism.
The roll ot witnesses WIS called, md nil n,,-
swcred their t1au!es with tho exception OF w.
j. Pope a,ld William r. l,nkcr. .
SENATOR Ntumcr arose ant saitl TINT 4. NJ.
Wright, Of Chicago, was present, aud wanted
to conduct tho case for tho c0mplalnnnts,
and permission WIS accorded lin to net rs
counsel for The prosecutions, nlit
riEE BATTLE uEtsAS
with skirmistI nn,ulg the Senators rs to tho
actual srope of tho invcstIgntitn,-wEleth
1t bc restricted tn the charges alrendy lnnde,
or to a,,y new ones TINT usny be preferrclt.
Senator E1feF l!Atl doubts wlicthur tho tJ1il-
miltcc Ind the power to Investigate tile Cilcf
t;raln Inspector aside from altI independent
ut tho 1iaflrpnd Commissioners. Thu Chief
Grain Inspector WIS III officer nppnintctt by
the Governor, u1Mt mt by tbs Commissioners.
N1r. Wright said tho charges rclntcl solely
to the complaints ngatnst tho Railroad aiul
Warehouse Commissioners In their ucl(on III
connection with tho in-grain inspection Of
Chicago. Anything else would como III i'll
citlentally.
SenMtOr Matner said tilo charges presented
wcrU drawn up by lilmse!f OH Information
given him. They may not be specific. Neh-
ttc1ner present hatt tho allegations lii bcttcr
shupe, uni wanted them received aud acted
OIL.
MIR. Wn1G1rr OPENED HIS sAcilEk,
tOnk cut copy nf tho State Statutes ard n
printed pamphlet, cleared his 7lront, sllr-
veyc.E thu Committee, mid business legnl,.
Tllu charges lie l,al lle Thought ltH c"nld
silhstull.tnte by tho Witnesses WHO were pres
rnt.
| 1t was agrec.l, after further parleying. to
, 1881-02-16

Kidney and urinary complaints OF all ktuQa
permanently cured With la4p t'lisegs,
, 1881-02-16
Pain in the Enc


Waterman Station, uo Knlb Co., IL
DEAR Hfn, ThiA In to certify thHt 5uuF lNtllAN
BLOOD SYRUP has cufad Ho OF raln ln the th,s bseL
II ID valuable medicine. Mka. Wooh
, 1881-02-16

Sr. LOUIS, Fub. 1j.-whtle two Locomotives
wcru attempting To cicar tho trnrk of tho Ntch-
nu,tl I,raucl1 Ut tho WMlush lloasl, Mtc 6atur-
duy night. II rall broke, aul tho rcAr englrs.
With eight men on 1t. WAS thrown down n thlrly-
fnot ctt,tmnknont. Conductor k,lfE WIS bntlly
sculltell at,.i utllorwtse hurt. Engineer 1loruco
neycEy wMs badly scAlflcti. !: Sullivan, ecctinlt
btfHs, hItl SuFurA rE1,s broken. anu threo othoFH
WCru tnUrG lir !pss injured.
AS III, u,IKno Of the It. Joseph s Western
Nnnit wis crossing tho bridge over Hue Hiycr.
ncHr NllryRvi!c, Kns, yraterlny. tho rtls
s,raat. Hnd 1t WIS thrown to the river below aud
wrecked. ..
otAEts!set wbru dltchcd yrster,.Ny neAr ttnllssM-
IeAr alt,, s tho Missouri, kuhsAs Tuxas ltontt,
ntlu bhlly WrCckGl+
, 1881-02-16
ChlllN Cured.

Mhttonu, Gales Co. TT.
DEAR Sfns Ind your INDIAN BlUUp sYMGf
speedily cures Ehs, and can recommend 1t II th4
bstt medicine In tho countEJ for KheuMatt.M ana
ERuEhlEiA. Eli AlIE1&hLLt
, 1881-02-16

WEALTHY FH1NTEE 1{0HUEU.
Sptetas Uhpa&eh to Tas Ghtea9o Ts1tuus.
EAST BAalNAw, Mich, Feh. I'D. II. Mooney.
Il compoSitor Ut tho Daily Courier. whi!n Gu
r.,ute 70 TOLEDO to-day, hui his pocket plskcd
, 1881-02-16

Sandwich. Dc Kn1b 20 Nv
pEAE slK: Ths j. 70 certify that 1o9r ih!nAs r.s,
has completely CURED uo OF uyepepsl.. ~ ths e"
Un&dlclua l a Ter uRGux HllkAA u AALkN.
, 1881-02-16

Neog1, EuMbofI6nd Co. III
DEAR SIR: My daughlaf had Chta tot sovssees
n0ntha- and tried hmnst everything. but Xisng1!
BLOOD syiiuF .aors triai of .hes .n sasssIy !sa1 N
Tosl Of ny family and have bad no uss foE doeta
ence have bad your medicine In my house. xoaA
kumantT. .AQS5AShAA LAhhAn]a'
, 1881-02-16

CAUTION 70 DRUGGISTS.
I3Awnre Of Counterfeit Medicine. | empof no
travelling nRents Eunors to solicit tFadn from drug
kISt6.
, 1881-02-16

Teutopnlis, EMnRhAu1 ! I!!3:.,in g. II i.
DEAR sin. Your great INDIAN HlOop h,ass. h.Mvt
roco1amsnd Ii 10 all similarly ataIGea;; M, ,,,tnns
, 1881-02-16

DkAN 8lNt.Ny daughter VA sssL fisbciin1 noaEs
til tnscuitJ f0f uors taa ystI, sI sat ess
nsI Of t1o pLJslvsnsTohs ~: fsr tftal 81 n as;.
ethsr g;edIsaas .avng Tash s inS m lSi1N ssss p; tss
GYMUF aid runlltnx utes yquI stIh 1n!es taf III
csasht suF ftnaFks un sas aassxs3led % hsf
soatmealc,as, nnS. 10 ihu Joy ef ~ ~ HIesaia1t -
friends, she wa soon tas;i.nntiffHf T. WIIlIaoA@
health. ~oA@A
, 1881-02-16

IT = 1sEWtHk, COOK Cot U!
DEAR sIA: l. hhvo found, ~ giving your INDIAN
Enended be, Rnd adxlse any ona wh9 AT be - pSof
health TO 1lv0 II q tf1At NIL 5AHEMAs*
, 1881-02-16

pxAms! hare used yass g,sn;sd ln FLOOD fso'
asf. and lsts ptsAauIe In recouinenalHs T. PLATE
, 1881-02-16

Buckingham, Kanfatee To-. ": Mss itasussias s1
DEAR b!H: wAa RreAt .A1efsf ~ ts" tss""ccd usuG ~.
must yaInsGio INDiAN blDuD s1nmsend fout 1eA'
much tsltsS % And bsnshted. oW1iEs3S HHttpA
Eeina al. AMAA
, 1881-02-16

nucklns nam, Kankskse Co. ~. MsII IIastjJ II ~
DEAN slM: cheatfn!tY .st4t{ thnt uI,,teIsa ~
siAcGon ma ts highly clteancd y a n ~ ssisfst
t. lhavo uasd your tnsdlcins w HS ~
N troubled viii LITsF coinptaak ~ SlS1 II pENAf
, 1881-02-16

-------
AlnnoN. o
ILLINOIS,
Disease Of tho stomach and Liver.
cairo. Aia1ands. g.. H.
nd Of TO a "e aass
s1a s 's'
An Excellent Remedy.
u,n pely!as.e: neeao lean g.: f. ~; fte:S12 s1s,
ncs f,as n ana Ao hehescs noaA
''~'
kidney .s.. na.oH"c. q:"cn,...n r, ri
DEAR STA: This Is 10 eeqtify inas yaor iSi,iXS
III na as sessa ~ nns a sny St III msd
rh,ra.D.; o',.,,.. =,
p5An slt This Z to ssrt!fy t9at ,au1 iS9As
ths sttss II o,hss msais!aes a.a ,ssaL asn,ss
ch.,is cured.
S'u'''.'s " @n,t r. T.. :, en-. s., 10 BE-.
1 ' i.sment, coos G, IT,
ni61G sYltur Al !r!.l t6at i ], Il + recon:
o''';;: S:.s,. ss:ss; ;sss.,,... ca. IN.
snoet aasti con,@sncsa the use Of Jour lNDl1A
s;!sP ss,s M
, 1881-02-16
LISTOF OFWuOLESALE DbAn'
I'M ,, t-m
D., CEak yohDSn's Indian Blood S|'RP

VAN. soHAAcK. 8yBvEssoA =
moBhik6a. pLpuMsH 4 CO. y nd
pittiS5HsE3 ptt5, Hs35pTsNh HaH| StsdA . a. Y "''
, 1881-02-16

VoutIac, i1IlntttI.T, / hAla esi33 I'll
DEAN SIN. This IL III csItlty tniiks III IN BLs IA
Efeatly hanuntod " 4stnH youf IL, snd betsd
FFruIIy troubled ntth Wsakns'H ..n feso e1sesT.
mlkes MS fU6i Ike = JounE RtELo iJnijA BAbsA4"
~ b vRl4lbiS rauI8dy. md
, 1881-02-16

fnNr lo,l1s OH drilvury track. This IL H.
| wuys c,,nrgell, as tho bills submitted wcru
not for Asli,,lEraEo. Iio ,,,e eela',iis,s ,s iafo
l)etpnrrage II usually 50 u .!ay. Tho co!.-
pa,lIes sai.I thoy ind right 10 make thu
track eltMrgc, anu
IT MUST NE rA1D.
| The sorvTco wns fur pulling lin cars on the
team. II lnn.!o M tiitGIcnGo INV lnnE ttig
cur was ol, sttlc-lrack. 'frnck1Eo was tlnrsed
before tho eur WI. MI the sisr.track twenty
showed, Witness did not know hiw lung, tiu
Cnrs did stand. Witness explained how
trarkuge al,l holding Glarscs wcra maAn.
Cnrs that were sh'ppe, To- ,task VT. u!y
slgMed tn elevator. nlld full WIS found Will
the inspection n1nl Tho cur Was held for rcin-
sl>eet!Hi,. n charge for hglslinE Wis Imposed.
Of tin cur. cxcGpt III cases ot stormy weather.
iicurgu II. linw WIS mkt swtlrll. lilo cor-
| rnbolutcl tho previous Witness III rtspect to
attending meeting NJ hongusa nlEico when
charges. The Burlington uMl ll1ln0!s Cuil-
trnl lluasls lnaie truck charges, Nutiru wls
given III thRt time to tllD Commissioners of
THE l1LEG.AL CHANGES,
'rhcy said they would Investigate. Witness
lbs since called TIC attente! uf The CoMM!;s. ;;
Aiu,1ers IL the charges. Air. lhx!!D kn!!l :
ness said l,o ,!!t nut ,wHnt ~ tlo sa. fearing
/ INHlt NNllll AlSGA uHAlst9t N4iIs
Ilu buh frequently received hui rrs from tho
burlington ls,ad lIlpnsluX tlle clsargrs. Wit-
ness Submitted severn! bills fur trHckagu
charged BY tho lIurl!ng'osn lsoNl. Wl1e! erai'I
II held fnr rcinspectt0i. So l"r cAr Ii charged
tho cnns!geu when thu ltlslectiun III ltot
changc.. No cllnrge IL lnide X cllnIge b.
lnnr.
Oh cruss.exanlnatiou,, tile witness sat
ui,icteci-t twcnttcll.s OF tho grain received 4,
Chicngo IL consigned. Witness WIS IL re
, cuivor. and not !. shipper. lle t!t.t not cor
: slider 1t his duty to Inake Writtul! charger
uguInst Tit railroad. lle fulfilled lis tlstl
Whe1, lU called tho attention Of tile Cnn,llsS
sa,,nrs to tho tlngul clH!rEcs, altl told ttlell
wltrru they could Nbtatn tho evidence. Ill!
firm Ind paid vi, ,000 iltgal ternllni charges
. Witness never lnnle nly charge III writing
3 plMi did mt klow that the rules nf thu Co1Il
: s: inissIu,lars required 1t. There h ru extrl
: : gllnrge IN grain to elevators. Tllo rnIrua,
companies stated, as reason for the eAtr
A cAarge,
J. THE EXTRA SERVICE or THE rArss,
, The lOwer grades Of the|grath are held on
tor rrillsIWctin,, atld thu amount 10 llesu OH
Is comparatively small. aud results from tItl
:. ference OF uplnlo1 between private and pull
5 lie inspectors. Thu receivers employ priynt
1t Inspectors {qg their owa protection. Tue
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-21
Shot by His Son,

Montgomery Welsh shot and in-
stantly killed his father, Richard
Welsh, at Derby, Indiana, on Sunday
last, on the road in front of their
home. Richard Welsh was an old,
well-to-do, highly-respected farmer.
The family occupy finely improved
estate near Derby. For a long time
the family have been rendered un
happy by the conduct of the deceased,
who persisted in paying attention to a
strange woman, although he had n
most estimable wife. His conduct in
this respect completely broke down
Mrs. Welsh's health, and the action
of her son Montgomery in strongly
taking the mothers part and using
his utmost endeavors TO win his father
back made the latter the young man g
mortal enemy. Sunday Montgomery
told him matters had come to a pass
demanding the death Of one OF them.
Montgomery drew a pistol and three
shots at his father, killing him in
stantly.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-21
Army Ratione for the Destitute.

Washington, April l5.-The War
and Navy Departments were unre-
presented at the Cabinet meeting to-
day, owing to the absence from the
city of Secretaries Hunt and Lincoln.
Aside from routine business, the only
matter under consideration was the
situation in Dakota. President Gar
field called attention to the destitute
condition of the hundreds of home.
less sufferers by the recent floods in
that Territory and expressed his earn
est desire to have every needed relief
extended with the least possible delay
1t was decided to authorize the issuing
of army rations for two weeks and
clothing and supplies. An arrange
nient was also made by which salt
meat, which cannot be furnished at
the needed points in sufficient quanti-
ties by the War Department, is to be
furnished through the Interior De-
partnent from the Indian supplies. to
be replaced eventually by the War
Department. Governor Ordway of
Dakota was at the White House inl-
mediately after the Cabinet meeting
to confer with the President relative
to carrying out tie plans for relief.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-21

Last Friday, Mr.. w. b. Watson, a
well known teamster, says the Tidioute
Ne'os of April l5, while working with
shovel with a defective handle, ran
sli yer into his hand. 1t panied him
some, but an examination failed to
find any of the silver. Saturday morn
ing he washed pair of horse blank
cts, and within two hours thereafter
his hand began to swell, finally affect
ing his arm and later his entire body.
He was also taken violently ill, part
OF the time being deranged. He suf-
fered great agony until this morning,
when death came to his relief. 1t was
clearly case of poisoning, though
just how is not known. The blankets
were used on the horses last fall while
they were suffering from epizootic, and
the reasonable view is that some of
the fetid matter was rdbbed by the
animals into the blankets and was
dried there. The case is one of the
saddest that has occurred in Tidioute
for long time. He leaves n wife and
live children in moderate circumstan-
ces.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-04-21
Deceased Pork.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April ls.-The first
case of trichinOsis ever developed here
made its appearance i'm Allegheny on
last Tuesday night in the person of a
German named Frank Knize. On
that evening he ate freely of pork
which was not well cooked. About
two hours after he grew violently sick
and terrible pains spread over his en-
tire body. He was next taken with
vomiting and purging A physician
was summoned who pronounced the
disease trichinOsis, and upon submit
ting a sm II piece of flesh to the mi
croscopical test, OH net work OF small
muscles seventeen trichin@ were
found. Proper remedies were admin
istered and the patient is slowly int
proving. Knize refuses TO state from
whom he purchased the pork.