davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24
FoRTF-sEYENTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.

SENATE March Ia. Senators McDill,
of Iowa and Cameron, Of Wisconsin, took the
oath Of Office. Mr.. Pendleton called up his
resolution looking to the appointment Of the
Senate Committees, which was the forerunner
for long and interesting debate between sew
eral prominent Senator's. During the debate it
was the intention of both parties to endeayor
to 6 draw out Senator Malone, of Virginia,
as to which party he would act with. The
result was to settle the question and cause
Malone to be deemed as acting with the
Republicans, he having voted with them on
motion of Mr.. Edmunds, for an executive
session, and on several other matters. reso-
luton of coincidence expressive of the sympa.
thy of the American people for the people of
Russia, and for the Imperial family in conse-
quence Of the death of the Emperor, was
unanimously adopted.
E SENATE, March l5.-The Senate had
a brief session to-day, continuing not over
twenty minutes. The question of reorganiza-
ton was the matter under consideration, but
without settlement the Senate adjourned.
loren.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-03-24
Senator Nal. ones Politics.

The question of the attitude OF
Senator Malone as regards his political
affiliations has been practically settled by his
action in the Senate, on the motion OF re-
organization of the Senate Con- mittees, and
several other minor matters, he having voted
each time with the Republicans. On the
floor of the Senate he denied having been
elected by the Democrats, claiming to be what
is known rs Re-adjuster, but it is evident
that he will act on most matters with the
Republicans in return for which it is stated he
will be allowed to name the Sergeant-at-Arms
of the Senate
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-18
PATIENTS !

F. A: Lehman: Solicitor of American and For
elgn Patents, washington, d. C. All business
Patent Office or the Courts, promptly attended to
Send for circular 49, o"'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-18

The above ira daily and make close connec
toa at Mound House with trains of the Virginia 4
Iruckee Railroad for Virginia City and Reno and with
the Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia Truckee
Railroad for all points East and West
II. M YERINGT0N, Gen. Supt.
f. J. LAWS,
Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A BENDER
General Freight and Passe .ger Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-18

LIN y EN,EGDKSa address EDISON Bros
Patent Sol;ci,or, U.,.,~. Attorneys-a at Law and
cos and adrion ',Snihgion, - e., for referen
sively to Patent business Reasonaruu ,Nclu-
Reissues, Interferences and cascs - rms.
C C.ne, nanIs u specially. Caveats solici,ad
as 70 or sketch and description for opinion
80 80 ~ palehtaDillty, FREE OF CHARGE Wc raGr
70 tne eCommissioner of Patents, also 10 eycom ooI
A"heo 1ooo. dl3
, 1881-08-01
SITTING-DULL.
Arrival OF the Redoubtabie Red
skin Warrior at Bis
nlarck.
lfe Gazes for the First Timo IN Ills
T.lfc OIL tho Iron Horse. .,
A Loveo Hold at Which He Presents His
Twins, Both Named "The War
Il 0yor,h.

apeeta1 otpateh TO ne catteao Tribune.
ST. iAuf" h'1hn.t JuEv jit-A lisnNrck epeciNl
Hnys Sitting llill and his ba,d arrived thurp OIL
nvo hooI rhiots ,,o., .s,,o'. 's., a sn' Ma
ia....'...1,,. ~, "e.c Mhu. "snaEe atu SHOWN
!ocomotiso anu cars OF tic Northern Pacific
1n.ltnu warrior ipokc,l ,nnn n Incomotivo' nr,1
nskn n sco II ,n NJ .1a,'... ,.a. aa.,n., na
Win. WIN a shako Of tlo head hc cx-
r'rcssca his surprise and satisfaction,
but he could mt io IutIucci
1870 49, very '.hen Mp@to"" ~ eto'erh'
incnt ambllanco TO tho Sheridan House. Tho
rarty consIsts of Sitting hull, a sister OF Whtto
Cloud. Four Hounds. Whttn t,or, ord ,trno
othnr CbIcra trhc nar ,rnrc ,r,,.n, ~ ~, .omt
-. o..s. .uiI." nv t"Ets "eFo 1Hf'teu lo tcnt
, 1881-08-01

Inht Snd nltn& Over tho Mortal II esnmtna
Of Mrs. II. J. 1Gam1lnc, Widow OF tho
Lnto Uls1lop lfainll,.c, OF the Meth.

Inst 6nd nlte& Over tho Mortal II ematna
Of Mrs. II. j. 1Iamilnc, Widow OF tho
Lnto bishop ltainllsc. OF the Meth.
odlHt Ehurrla-Otllcr Funerals.
Spstfal uttpatth to The tAtedeo Tribune.
EVANSTON. July nl.-Tho funeral OF Mrs. NJ. ].
Itamliac, widow Ut nlshup l.. l.. lsamllnc, Of tho
Methodist Church, took p!aco III the First Mcth-
dist Church to.dlY ut . O'Clock y. M, !nrga
audience was presnnt. Tho body waa b0sna
nto tho church by tho itov. W, x. Nttulo, u, D.,
Dr. n. y. l}nyIs. tho Itay Henry 1,unntstus, D. H.,
William Il. nceEnK, Es, Il. j. urnwn, i:stl., and
o. 1llnt. Ea.. aud was followed by three Ru1,ur-
ntlons or rolat!vos. The pulpit aid altar OF tho
church Wer0 appropriately set with writ
tcn floral decorations. Tho funeral services
wero conducted by the miulstors who hal bcea
lastora Ut tia ohureh, With tho exception OF tho
ltos II. lsrHKs, y, D., uf Sun Franesco, at,f
tue Rev. hr. Wentworth, " New York, wilom
.ttstatce prevented frU.n being present. Aftpr
singing hymn tho ot,etlluR. p!ayer ,yAs illAde
r. o .ii,l tHx "Sr Iayts" D. y ThS itoy
lcssnfl. Tie Nev. j. u. iiNuin stH,kU ut sty,e
Length Ut the cltatMrtcr Ut thu tleeensed ~ i
typp 9I u cathnllu thrlst!at,.-nils wtlosu whae
L''Ist. .Thu l!os: ". q: baniy. j. j.. ssss
short sseleh 0f her lily, which, beginning III
+ s!d , y, tfc sst ye.,r 9f the psssens cun.,ry
of TIC rn9mtry; Fruquunt mention III hur owE
writings shows her t9 hnys btrt! u woman ut to.
are"eS re H. hssr,enxt ,I,x IT % r. and isp,h Ct sAar,
Ices by hs'ulc re1nnrks upun haf rtlr,vCrsntiau
'tluriix tho last six works Of hDr Iltc. Yhu bUtjy
Mtls tak0tl by carFlages to tosehlll Cemetery for
. .NAsI!viitn, Tcnn!,, July al.-The funeral OF
HtAtos kg!tate, WIS nsxely Attv!l,lel thlh ufinr.
trntsttens liz rsn,ains were iatesro1 I IL s IT,
Ulfvet Cemetery.
, 1881-08-01

rcat Of tho ohMnber t,cIng II, complete ,snrkfess
l'rnclsoy Mt midnight, aid NJ tho Inst "prny for
Us" 1ieu awny mint hnin etlpno pn tic walls
uf tho men, women. n,ld children present came
tho form Ut d w0nlnu elntl IN whlto and holding
aeen In Catholic praynr-bopks. THO effect wns
s,'ch a. may he Imagined: While the others IN
their knaes; With lieut. hea.s and papt'ailnn9
with Joy brcnthctt 4 fervent prnycr, and opening
her, eyos Wide. sho pointed 10 tho spot on thu
Unopened sotno tiine mo. as nbovo statctl
and tltimbers Of Intelligent Catholics Iii
West rht!adptphn nrc reported to hnve sGon tho
Dunn ntways mentioning beforehand tho night
~ wntch It would nppenr; Mn. Jauo hiot:nuKh.
iirc, and mlnuiuty described ii. rho rt,om was
fltletl, and nil saw It. except ono Indy, who WINS
followed by tho Devil it, tho fortntof black cnt.
Mrs. l,tlckley, of Fortfeth street and Powolton
0frtuc, also saw II.
, 1881-08-01

lain
storyof tho STRUGGLE whoh hss!4!SS ~. IN.
taken pace betwcun tho authorities anu a.arcs
lug huuacs ut 5lhlrttl Ia 1nu Of solno itoy,
Apparently, Count Xlquehh. Wha wna iaaos VII IL
erlur Ut aiAdrld by thu SnKastn Mtas::1s,x :ss,x II.
tnAn VI energy and l!utertubuAtiun aau aau.us 49, tn
too with the ayOwed lntenuon " e'oax aa.aa.ures
batlrI1 gatnlnR tables, llo tuck us Mes,Met. auet.
naet1l AcacUnt upon y largo numbes ant o. n1o xsi
Thu irritation r0uso1 BY the iaGven9rMv.r n9:rnvrrn0f
Kroat, aud the struggle between ti!e Metsab Mneetra b.
httu tha gamblers beRAh EGOn TO Ic tna. ,, s,d.
curious incl1euta. NHlrid WAs stattiua " Isnra
DIN ttrAptian OF pHtAEta. lf9!nbs Gnu's.,aIItSei
considerable amo4nt OF powder, a9u ,uM.ei ei night
Mftur nyht Ii rho prtncIpal strcgts ol tho ths
atl1 Tho police wefs utterly uhao!9 10 ~ lralt.
pcss0na Mho throw them. Tho CA!aesoM ahe,t the
nary tnleFp0sod u Wcuk Of truce. ou. ulI.",ant "t be.
festivities were UY0r R1d tho Gofetun'tf,, T., tbs
yan Olre moro tU make lisel1 unAcas,a,"cn.ed.
Ka,att,x. bomb throwing = na,Iy cons
lined To u00rS and windows, but ~ ~. usnxiu4
lnR tAre0 ohlldrpu wuro trleku llM0 llM0,,,,,.s, lheu
sot,o Donba, which e1pln!cd and w1u'if,n i,l,,T Be-
severely. Ibis Was to0 much. 1nu IAe t..,rtxss.
Eah nt Inst u look aGOut them 20 eomv ~ hs III Of
A young lnau hAA n0w boom caiiHnt ~ n.snun,ioalel
laying bomb whuse combustion hate .nfThi fThirty-
numbers OF Madrid gaming -houses, ~ 5,,a co IL
tho provinces, Tho atory ID an old neG' + lis of
by 10 means prtdltabla to the pFaelaSe. w.. INV tia
Bpauiah character. It IL dlttctl!t 10 se b}
ElntnX.ta tabla 10 U BE- portnaHeutty ag'i ikcly u
gomh-idrowlnx, II y we're @ coo.si ouaiI 10 lAy IN
s!ore7 of thesc iasses to Xlen .r o. tpH nr stcfm
uoual campaign Whlch viii sooi. soonisr " ~ NoaIs
attempted Agaiust The fAdu@aoas ~
Carlo
, 1881-08-01
Tho Hvlatto House Clalldrcu-IIow ThtE
Entoy Attu1ug - Tho Horses They

rMn r'My".atnsts Ads Gosreendtn:s Ph1aats IT. ws,.
parties, uf which tho observed OF q! observes
ase thosa that emerge from tno While 10y lloa4:
eooe Or d9s svos "" GSs4F tso He4a n
= spirited horse. iiarry's il by, trAined
t? tho saddle: ltnls, beautiful black tru'tet'
shc has line figure for the sad.lIe. but does aot
seem to euro much for tho excrclsc. She hasa
pretty Baddlo 9f her avn, but Us yot 10 hotse'
fray S sSns aaiao lsss sie tns S %
tsry soMetmss by 4S: 81. IL aSkess' tho taait
sSs sS hpsso & Sc S nFo"a 4sss s eas
frgquent afser.dnner salllos. i'fs tlaras4!! &!
drivcs oqt aMost lAlly With ono Of anoihef ,aM
hero at this tinl0 ut Mrs. 9ariscllS special r.,
91ost. sho will ba hor .closu oomphaion' ~
VIZ rolEore her Of much fatlgao. She VA ness
ton. and asslstod Mrs. Garfield In receiving: Ibs
PEealdunt'Rl CarrlnKe Is "A worry, handsoms
aiIalr-new aud cotntnedIot,s fills ea,:tass sasss.
tnan uplegrar, Of OhIo, aro mngu!!lesnt e41s ecs
Albert, tho historic cotorct driver. WIN bus hcIa
bis pus!tlon slncp tho d0ys Of Qrnnt. sta On tSs
aas ns Il hoss xsf ossat H araat aa os as IL S
te ,asod then to drive slns9 .sIe ~
Gare oys an4 a p9n 1sws!t rsssnsG bsS 81
ela. ~ HUI' ',s,ior n the
city. tho Presidents cnrraBe u sort usoFy "a!
for DIR. 1iawkus,. and brings llm ~ aons asnns
nt o'clonk' ,whon tho tlaya !es.gp, .s3h
their classical TovlcH, and gu MoauH Mo'a,
Will! tako up tho mathematical, onbt!cnS at,s ~,
Nlctlo algebra, through equations Ut tho ~,
preparos thpm for entering ns frcsllnc a. tnas, M
!anls IL September, A certificate ok prole3eiuus1s
from pr. HAwkus will bo accepted by tho corss
IIU LlxzIff
uUn for atlmissEon. Tho boys nre Hue Iaaeea,, ~
"a W9tl as vnraad Ii outdoor athletics. IhV! ~ ~
not pre1nlneatly bookish boys, shoy nase I'd I'D
capable nsycrtheicss. ali lho cl!or chiahss;aa !h,;a
hayo tho dun phyalcnl development OF Wv"
fAthOr. Mrs, 0lri{eld Ia snati dnl BiISns'
, 1881-08-01
Total Destruction Of Two River
Steamers at Memphis,
Tenn. -
The Loss Foots up: S45, 900, with
: an Insurance of Only
$i6, 6,o00.~
Burning Of n Pinno-1Kcy Factory
Mt Docp River, Conn.-
Loss $1BO,OO0.
Vlouring- Mills .Near Muncie, Ind,
Burned-Loss $4,000, Fully
Insured.

ETEAhIElsS 1JDIkNEUs
SfRMpnfa. rcnn., July al.-Fro this ovenlng at
7o'clock, having its orfa,u III tho camp locker Of
tho steamer 1itcwlld, destroyed that atchtucr,
together with tho Osceola Hello. 10th bonts
wcro lying Mt tho wharf preparatory to
departing Tomorrow afternoon. Tho Oscc-
ola hello WINS nhoro tho 1dlowi'l, hut
tho flames sprpad with sltch tapl,lsty
that aho tgnltcd before tugs could remove
her to place Of safety. After she waa bus.,~
Ing Mt aho llontel down the stroan and was
drifting aaa,nst tho steamer 1oseph Ice. when
. tug pulled tho Lee out Into tho river. Her
escapo was very marrow. As u wne. her aw!nr.
scorchesl. The Idlew!td wa. elevcn ,{oars old,
owned ty John u. Adams, of Little lock. and
Capt. J. II. Ncosc, of fttsharR, md wns valued
at 5000; insured for siGUo n Cincinnati
Thursday. hnvins been repaired Mt pnducnh,
nv, ut a cost Ut nearly t6,ON. Ehc wns 10 dc.
part Tomorrow afternoon for Arkansas City,
being = fSRl,sr Meningitis and Arkansas CITY
james Lee. Of this city, and WIT built ut JeTer-
tonviile. 1n1., In Decembcr, ls55. expressly FOR
the McMphls and Osccnla trade. She was vnl.
uGl at $1,000; uninsured.
, 1881-08-01

\ ryG
A Hlsnd S'arl LII Philadelphia 1'ropll-
ealett tllut tho Virgin Mary Would
e Aununr M, n f.rrtu,n Ntv1,t.A M,,,uh.t
-, .,"s.,.'.. ~, -. ..'" NN'"ueE
~ e1sonr susu ~ saase seen tno
vision Just aa tho Gtrl Sutl 1t Would
Appear.
Special utpateh to Tn cnteooo 1r,buns
pmr.rv, mr.. I,,I,, ~ ~ ..''.,.. ms.'
th,tA"EtFniA' 1u4y a!'-For apnat hSe weeks
pAAt alary Dunn, tho i8-yGar-0sd daughter Of 4.
]. Dulll, Of NJ. 40s8 atnrkot sttoct, has buen
ronturd 10 her led Win II wnstinv di.,ns" Wr
n,,r,, s,.,,I ,har ,t, s.,,..: -. "I."so' -,
uu0'l s1"iea toat n1s unnNntof has l'oon bllnd
for over twalso yours. hor b,lnt'noss being
ea,lsct! t,y scurlot. fovur wl,on sto was or 8
y"urs oLi, Hinrc ,t,,a, tirn ,,r,H ,,;,n ,.,,"t.
ago ahe nas 10 all appearances bccn In perfect
heal tn, although shU hGrEelf sRya she has not
been. When tuken sick sue ,nformu,l hnr m.
rents that shU wns uolur tn GIa NM lint
earthly m"alcln" wo'st'l aot do hor any good.
Whit scoGs ano ut tho strongest phascs ot this
nnrsn,s s,,s,,,. H. ,'ra1a. .,,,,a, ~. w. .a Nv,
~. ~. otusr ~ aes .ae aoo.
, 1881-08-01
OHIO POLITICS.

A Fcyv observations otl the Sisarc
Things Are eAbAN,iinE-.AG General Re.
view or tho Political Situation In tho
lcucApye Stutc. =
sptsl,l Dispatch to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
sANpusKy. O.. July 31.-siuco 1 last d!scouracd
tn tho readcrs Of IiIE Tribune on tho subject
OF Ohio 6tRto politics tho democrats hnyo mot
md nominated tho nun whom everybody know
they would nominate, and tho temperance
people have lad thoIr say III convention at
lovclanh. 1t would socn 10 10 nt nnsplcous
time at which 10 make few observations on
the sbapo thln1a arc assuming mud tu record
so1nc oplntous That hnro been qat,erod on tho
wing. AZ vas foroscen sono tln,p ttncc, tho I'M.
portaht question this full Is that Ut temperance
Not TINT, In tny opinion, tGupcrN issues arc
v0tng to bo very fully discussed ur that tho
people aro going to make nuy specially now nj
iiancea 80 for ns tho old pastles arc
concerned; but tho Importance of tito tempcr-
.anco ifsne Hes largely III tho fact lint Itx
strength Is utmost wllully au unknown q,untlty.
Tho Ncihodssts In Ohio havo always been very
lurgc!y Republicans. They will not iluw 10
transformed into Democrats by my HlcnNs, but
thoro WIS danger tiAt they mIxht t!cftcot quito
extensively and turn In with tho lrohtbItlonIsts
In order that m opnl0n In regard to tho Bt-
uAuon may he formed have gathered opinions
froni boih cnla Of tho stato. The Hon. /. +.
Mack, editor Of tho Eandusky Register, is Ket,-
tlctnan well posted on tho sltunston in his cnd
OF the StRte. met him lust night in his sauo-
tllin ana asked Ills opinion Of tho olltIonk.
"Tho outlook Ia good.' was his rcply. "what
about the temperance uuyetnonti" / nskcsl.
"Thlt chicken was h4tahed too carly. Tturo
Rro evident Indications already Of its enrly
uehih. IhUsa Methodist prGaChEra ut f.0yclQuu
didn't 20 ut It right. They assumed too much.
Tho peopsc-tho lRyncn-tlont like 1t, They
:. Say TINT they don't helon4 tu tho Cath:tto
chuFctis thi.t the preachers don't run tlsul pn-
, 1881-08-01
,IuNKETING EDITORS,

1PFEEH O1spt9t" " 1Hs E7F'ea9V 1FIuuHst
PUTIN HAy. o.. July 0i.-The purity of 1S0
editors aud tho'r In1ics, from Illinois, Indiana,
a,d Ohio, that has participated! III tho excursion
given Ivy thp Lake Eric 1; Western ltairoud Tor
their benoft, arrived in Saus!usky Saturday
morning. THO day was spent very pleasaptly
Viewing tho town under tho guidance
Of tho city officials. "a steamor was
furaisheti tlla party, anu alt Were taken to llt-
snjuyo! themselves hugely; III li,nsr,w ti,S
purity lo1So tur n trII-oa tae !aku alusnH tho
everything, With Nn0 or two exceptions iii tho
way 1T 0xtUrtlonulo aud tltxobtiYiiiK dasel-
keepers at Baulusky, hat bcon pl0st satisfactory,
, 1881-08-01
OBITUARY.
J.,T. WILLIAMS,

EpktsM UUp9{th p Iht Chltdpo TFbVNA
TuscoLA, ILL.,, July 3l.--J. T. Williams, cdsa
Of the Tuscola Saturday Journal, dIcl at ii,
rcstdnnec hero cAtly Saturday morning 1t
typhoid fovor, after au illness OF fifteen daya
Mr.. Williams was In his sd yoar; was uuo Of As
youthful volunteers In tho War for tue suppsrs.
sion # the lsebeltton, having served In tho Sec.
children, heaidcs a host Of friends, 10 mudnht
loss.
, 1881-08-01
1lhlstotl streets Mt a:0 Il. H.. nn,I IL, ....,-,
no iy!ll march south MI tEnIslcI s,sa!sl isst!sl nv
park. street 10 Il.
CASUALTIES.
TIE PEORIA l:NlsJ,t,s1o.,
8pftfds Dttpdtch to The f,bt,,,, ~,

. ~ ~ 7He 1HteH71 ftiIu,.
,..l rsoM.A, 's H., July ,i..A Tmnrse reps.,,,,
i've thle morning Visited every Victim =,
t"sIlu0 traw @ ",s"s.ef we', occurred u. eoss' ~
Nro past all description. Tho ,cs,tnaA aAac's.a
tho coroner's Jury was full and cn'na,-. .1efors
shows vcfy concusively Tint TIM 'a,e'e, nsa., md
parelyand solc1y attributable IN tho fooih WI
Of Henry oassug, tho head cngLnccr ccr'""ssfdsue.t
tho penalty Of his folly with Ills nv, no N. paa
who suffered tho most excr1uiatIru ," ..'e' VI
forn h's doRth Thu following Il thn ,'.y "soay b.
sons who have diet. from tho c,rcct. 10. y, M
!uslos received ny tho cxploslou; INV IN no Il.
lKnat's woolner, Henry Cuss!ns, Cha,,ss ,"oousr
@ nr. iJIK S3nn Kirsland w!iam l,rcif, io,,,s lta'
a src w'!ie nfS ana Frtz Xoehl Thsc !%i,se et
William voohl. stevo Williams, '1!n Tn,n lsce, I'd
Th1!nas 4. Sinclair. Chnries Rlcr' ~ rtssr ttsrle.,t
sellor, and Edward Klcy may rccovtc,i iheohaItl
, 1881-08-01

6peetdt D1spdfh 70 The Chicago 7f46u1t.
DAvEArpFr. In. July 9I.-Tho Milan Dist1lcryt
closed for alleged crookcAncss by Government
officers ia 1876, was destroyed by fro at o'clock
this morning. Preparations were making 10
open the diatiltcry IN few days. Tho loss. rs
claimed t1y tho HanaEcment, reaches fs,5 COO, uf
tho machinery. The Insurance. amounting 10
5000. is distributed M fnIowa: Lancaster Of
England. &1,b00: Entionnl 0f New York, $ltEN;
Hutfnln lotmAn, 81 ,0o0; Manufacturers Of 3os-
ton, $1,000.
, 1881-08-01

6ptefdf Dkpateh to The CHICAGO Tribune
MuHoIE. Ind, July J1.-The Touring. mllgs of
George Gamble, ono milo west uf this city, wcrc
totally destroyed by tlro this morning nb0ut =
O'Clock. Five hundred bushels OF ,sheat wero
burned. Loss, $1,000: ins,irnnce. $;',0o1-fi,Oo0
each in tho TrndcFnlnn. New Yurk; Gcrmntl,
Bulfnlo: Continental, rhilHtclpha. Jnccnd!ar.
Grp.
, 1881-08-01
i x,N,xeEgMl Teleacops.

The Ep1ea Of NAdril clAtMs TO b4ya 1ntClll.
9encs ihxt BIr lienry llesspl.ter has erccied In
h!s hnusu at ncnInark I'LL! = lulcaropu OF suoh
RlxantIe p0mDs that . perlUlfcal rau bo rcud
with Il Ut n distance ut Get tNceH thlpe and futir
thousand M'lea. *Tho obteut Of Sir Henry ID to
sgad american newspapers V the pt42o whore
slif Ut aFoas!u& tho A,!anttc,"
, 1881-08-01
At lNDIANApQ1

AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1NpEASAro1is, Ind, july 01.-A fire occurred
In The block corner Of Market and 1lilnots
streets last night; ilamaRc, $1,000. u. shnw.
Picture frames, 5000; insured fur <iv0, r. C.
Horton, sewing: :nachincs, $stD: insured Tor 800;
sured; pning' u ssSSss sosere s. iasurauso. tas
, 1881-08-01

Il
,,s1. piosssa Tint e!s.. who wero ls"ntns torar1s
thun ali tho Republican arguments TINT could
bo offered tho osact effect Of every vote TINT
slould bo cast for tho 1'rohItton tiekot Tho
n. M .enreInnsc 1a ae!a.u..oa's ~. ao no'
fevc' IN the lfca OF thus being mnau tho cn'a.
Of tho nro that arc rcnlly In tho In.
,o,c.t nf democratic intem,,crnncn. Tho tdon
Of tic 5emocratic cninpainis il. IN s6o fst pjacs
10 ke a ~ ny t tne ne eo @ % x9,c on .e
n,tr rs tsf cnnen IT. az ~ n a,,' Is tn
ssssnl aso s6sy pr.!o:e to fo;tot AZ t!,s:aiis:
,bifn"ns ~ bIs m III, III coMc
ho. 10 r.,ost in.t "a sth thsnas aI,aTs ~ d. ama
With tho tr,nnor'ttsn oucst,on thus tlsposod
of. il rrmsins iar nc 10 nnee bstci statement
Ht tno rsnsos why L. ,l le in,!..!tbtts9 for Mr.
caders y he sssfs ar 81 70 III oSs e
S ~ a brH ccS aenr q Y mo
oic,: IL lily sst,se citther by = talasts eA,ica.,on
'feus Rfa i" s. "a as, sarsI Iaye. na,s MIN who hns
~ ;xs s sss* !; sss
to!sTais ,sSy;tas 4 /, ~ kin -. ~.
lent iEsssis1n that never WAS fnicrntcI ii Ohio y
rIttler flctnoCrats or Republicans, and which
tho paat fuw montha tlnii over Uefore. THO
I,enIucrncy Of uhlo ia OF tho ptire nnu unadnl-
ilas tcc, et1 Ionr viii tts n,mt swnr frs,n Tia tbe
crib ttat It viii Do almost anything 10 Eet tnerc
but Mt tho sN,ue TING II Inns little fntth Ia tho
nomination OF nrIstoerats who bnI,pet, 10 haye A
ptit freely. "Thv l,0ys who travel in t,ruces.
Htt,trSn hntnthfIr fnkn m r ffnrrri,rn m
, 1881-08-01
StIlClDA1.

Special 11spaIeA to Tia Chteaso 7tttuns,
DUBUQUE, Ia., July 1l,-Nlss Jennie Johnson,
daughter Ut u. ". johnson. living a milo south
nf WAyerly. committed suicide yesterday by
awai0Hlng strychHnu, 4 1tk,tos wus sGnt fur,
but dealt. clls,ie4 heFore hls artlsnl. M reasun
i ,gtycu for tue nct. Bhe waa Abuut ~ ypurs
, 1881-08-01

Special Dtfpateh to 1ht Chicago Tribune,
DEDYOII,, lad, July aI.--ThD cool dry weathor
OF tho paat TIM tnys Is badly inturiug tho gr0w-
Iux corn in this seutlon Of tho Stat aud unles,
rain cotucs soon tho crop will bo shortened to n
considerable cxtGnt, AZ tho thrushlny prucoods
farmers uontlnuo finding out th0Ir yields uro
larger tnan they expected.
, 1881-08-01

tncdioino tlan n,oat Of tho phyaIcinns Of 1lluo!s
Know" lilo snlsI ho had wFlt!cn to tho sthte's
Attorney on tho subject, nild Threatened Coroner
Whlthnn With duo penalties II he neglected his
.Tht letter received by tho stntc's Attorney.
tllo iirss but contained t.lo additional !nfnr,nn-
|ea sa' on aiursy q n2s "t,i sd, it, ana s sI%r. .
:lay. the sn,r;!!nai co,nn,un!Sst,on n,sst
sss ssr sSsg e. s" sS ns e Hs g sy rfssss sSe ' hs
tone e ti!s !ast ei,d ret,cs'c TINS tho Goroner
"Ineasc try the cifcet Of t.!l,lespnonfnl Of the
rhuhnrb and soda mixture On q tlnE nr cnt, "
tSSesnS ow ss hg In EaM r ,Ss
dnse. Tho benst went Into tpaa.''s III tivc m!n%
:. III the faco VI a,iei s!artltpR faets - these
thoro ,vas tlntt,n9 TO t tlune tiit lily tho hody
np which was dvnG next day, a;s,y jnty WI ~
result .of a .ehcmfrat analysls of tio
sio,nash. ,wh'eh wh'eh w.s ,,u, ratlo ,,y by rr"f; r:
gen!snan reportc that lle to,lIl!4 III tho stn.n-
Kit.1. stx MEN OIL ,tolsE.
In ono tablespoonful Ut tho liquid medicine to
enttre amount called for b. thc prescription
would nn!y 10 halt srn. a,'S ,hat eStatns
Il IL S se o. 9 ress S d Rs reo @
I'll eI!aict July Ills. Tho ;crdiot rendered. was rs
"Wu lind that Samuel stott enmc to bis death
hy mn ovcrtosu Of stsychnMt and tho Jury arc
nyer oe # f. 10 os VIZ ba
that tho cytdcnca duplicates ono Thomas n,
cream rs the ttnlawfai singer Of the deceased,
County JAIL there to remain until lIscnnrCQ ty
, 1881-08-01
,LUCAN, ONT,

LucAN, Ont, July 3l.-A severe thunder
storm visited this section this afternoon, caus-
Ing great deal Of dnmnao to standing crops.
Several bnrus wcru fred by lightning unu burned.
Eplsc0pM Church. ~
, 1881-08-01
THE' RAILROADS.

Speeade Dispatch 10 34e Chteapo Tribune
tSDIANAp0t.is. ltid, July 31.-E. G. Murphy,
who tins tecn OIL Visit TO L, n, Andrews, Gem
crat Superintendent of tho Wabash sys1en, ut
Toledo, has received his commission ns u DIvIs-
Ion Superintendent Of the Wabash. Tho lines
to bo Under his control nro tho Detroit. lgutlcr
Il 81 Louts, tho indianapolis, Peru & Chi
cngo. tilo Eel River, and tho Toledo s
Ills ullro Will Do 1T Peru. liz viii have two
assistants and three trnln dlspntchers. u. III,
!inWlcy Will he Assistant Superintendent OF tho
lisdlnunrnlia mud Chtcngo' department., aul
Charles Light OF tho Detroit division.
, 1881-08-01
AT MARION. IA.

sptttat Dttpatea to The Chicago Tftbuns.
CEDAR Har1Ds, H., July 3l.-AtoAfco's elevator
at Marion burned tha morning, Loss, about
S"tM, partially fnsurnc1. It Is supposed To DO
Tho work Of au incendlary.
, 1881-08-01

MILWAUKEE, July 0l.-A spccfnl from p,,h.
t'go, Wis, states that u freight trsIa on 4.
Chicago s. Northwestern, fourteen m1lcs t,a.,
Pcsht'go, had It's ongine boiler exploded tpd,1.
tearing up the track. stnastlng llvo cars. tEImss
quo brakeman. aud itljuring tho engineer I'd
ftreuuu. -~S
, 1881-08-01

DALrrNolE, Md, July 3t.-DavjI Carroll TIT
founder Of tho frat cotton tnill at Woodbury.,
baltimore County In 1855, died last nIgnt, asci
70 years.