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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-18

M1NOH TO11VSs
Ii costs more to bury one dead man out
Of sight than to board live one 4 year.
, 1881-04-29
POLITICAL.
TIE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Epteidl Dtspateh to TAs Chtedro Tftbuns.
Ctac1ssArl. O., April ss-rho desire Of DEM
ocratlo loa1urs III different parts ut tho State to
SEQ Washington Mclean put forw.trt! ~ cata. =
dllato for Govornor, whlch" first becnlnn
generally, known to-day. has crented MICH
talk.: rho old wheol-h6rsea ,of tho
party lin all parts VI tho State
nre satd to be favorable to bis nomination, some
OF thon, Enthusiastically. and tho rank and 'lla
Of tho purity uro dlspused to receive the e,lYgcs-
tlun with favor. It IL ntEt,ea TINT the time nus
conc 10 tsr nne or tho o!d.itne potnncrats again.
null WnBti Mclean ID ono Of tho stF1wlest aIu
.nnsk distinguished OF thAt surt. and, 1t. a!dt-
u match fnr Chasley Tosttr Hero III Cincinnati
isadaFs t ~ ffsrank.y term Wills ;elenasnt @,
md ls seriously injur!fE the purity pFpspects.
Prominent Democrats freely admit that h!s gem
erni policy IL unwisu nnd ha appointments utl:
fortunate, THUR vfclory ut tho sprl1g c!eotIon
will bD a hlndrNncu rnth0r than a holp q th0
Domocrtilu purity In tho fall c4'npalEn. Their
hest man is needed As standard. oGArcr. " nsn
hrI.ea,I es,ull probably. net in thnt onp99itytl
he tcsires to. nnd 1t would help him to rahlf1o ~
inhibition with which ha Is cre!te0,- ito succeed
George Ii. Panl1Gton in tho uultcd atnfea Sen
ntc. SOue OF lis friends spy. hpwovcr t9at y 10
doubtful whether ho would accept the Gubor-
1AtOriul nomination.
, 1881-04-29
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

nAL17Ax, N s., April. es.-The euanss viii,
s,oauer Palmyra, frum Liyerpoo' ior ~" Wv, ,palt
has. boeu. tamad into .bt. John WIZ ~ ,ruat4
bukvn. Several days aFe Required o", los .sutb.
Tue ycssel brake down during II ''.,r s''u I!rvor
wo5tesly Rafo Saturday lust. Tho stea1as. s!ls
lyu City, from Now Kork fur iNs'h 'awy, apa
cn1tto, soon hove III sight. oo.s ,.41ay I uiyut
t.,ok her ~ tow, Mrrylnf hets sssu snppx T.
foltler, and proceed pu her 'oSase'
pyru las Glu passengers. Inn Zesiaa'
ANrW1Mp, .ApEiE a.--ArriYeA' Wv
In!LAuELrjt1A, April ss.-Arriseo' Wv
NEw YonK. April Sa.-Arrlyet. ssa,n0naru. IT, f1n
Honlor, Hamburg, aud AasyFsa" '''
Ix,nflnn.
, 1881-04-29

lNye and slleht injuries to tho others. 1t Is tho
hnbit Of tho pupils OF tho 1t. Antotiius Cathol'c
School 10 Epend their noon rcccas At p!ny on n
common atlyacont TO their building 1tcccss lnats
from half. pnst IL til, U'olnok. sharp shower
began TODAY Il fow minutes hofnro u'clock.'at
which ttn,o sovcn tnds belonging to tho ". ATT
tonlta School were concluding gatne OF oAl'.
The Inst stflkG hat been made. and tho lad
who hit tho bail MAIDS nll tho ooscs,
or wl1nt Ia hest known rs home-r'lti. As no
touched tho hotne- ptatc. and while his cou'pnn'
!ons wero yolllng around hlIM In thor exoIto"
ucut oycr bis xuud bit, vtril tlnsh Of lightning
,lnxxctif nlt VINO snw 1t. whnn persons til tho
s,cuhborhuod and othcrs who wcrc pnsslnS re-
covcsott sufficiently to ngnin look Mt tho l'oys
All. OF Tti1sM WEHE FLAT ON THE 0E0uNl''
Tho parties who went to tho ptoatratc boys us"
covered that they wcru sen6eless and thnt tour
weso dead. Tho lightning had struck tho ground
t,cnr tho group. and paowed fyu fcet dcnp. max
Ing round ho1c, like tho barrel Of rlfo. Iho
boys who woro killed. wcro'
I3crnard schuette, No. +8s 1towan stroct.
John pfnlzer, Nh. 2a2 fftRh street,
Les Flcck, Twonty.s1cotd aud Market streets.
Frank Snyder, a SOU of II. 4, Snyder, Twonty-
SECOND and jefferson streets.
These buys were oil German, and wcrc In tho
samc class ut tho Catholic sct,oot which they
attended. Ther agas were nil n1out tho hatnc,-
IL or IL years. Fleek WIS tRkon tn his fathers
GREGORY, on Twenty-sccoud and Market.
schuetto md Pfnlzers bodies wero carried to
Canpbolra tobacoo factory, Twenty-fltth anu
Main strrots. Snyder was takeu to shoo-sto 70
oppos!t Fleok's grocery.
IN ADDITION
tu tho boys mentioned. a Youth named ptnta, who
was also engaged In tic game, was snraonsls
shocked. He was taken to hls homo on Gray
son. botwcon Ivonty-thirt1 and Twonty-fourth
streets. Ills not known whether ha Is fatally
hurt or not. A large trco, sal to havo stood
upon tho spot whuro the calamity Of to.dny oc-
CURED, WIS struck by lightning scvornl yours
ago. sohnette, rfa1zcr, mud Flock wcro closs
together when struck. all being Within
few teet OF cnoh othor. whtln the lAd
Pint and another boy named Lacder, who were
snookod only, woro 100 yards frufn tho others
Snyder was picked up near tho hoio In tht
ground, his ear burned and holo IN bis head ~
Inch in diameter, while hts hair was snsicl
scorched. Flcok's face soon boeamo blue, an'
rfutzcr was marked BY btuP ltnc under Ont
eyo, 6ohuette was not markell.
r lie LIGHTNING TONE THE CLOTHING,
hats. sud boofs and shoes from tho inds. lcavtn
them hnf mixed. Thor apparel wns cut lik
mlnce meat, and ita edges were much scorchod
! An old wiru fence. cast lway on tho com
mon, Ia thought to havo attracted tho Auld.
, 1881-04-29
NOTES..

ApsesaI ptspateh 10 Ths Cateaoo 1FtetsHs'
WASHINGTON, d. e., April "8.-A promt-
nent b!meta!llst stated to-tiny tlat no under.
gtoul tt,nt the Instructions Of tic stato De
partmont to tic American members ot tho
International Monetary Conference ditoct
tt,om not to agree to standard unless either
Circuit Britain or Germany shall nlso consent
thnt the Un!tud Status does not wish to ntl;
Igrtake tue experiment OF all international
dUllblu standard with Italy. Franco, or tho
other portions of tho Latin Union alone.
THE 1sri1MUs CANAL
II ths lVtatsr1 Assoetatsd Pxtt.
COMMITTEES on FurelKil ltelatlons to-day taosk K
I'D ule resolution Ut Senator Morgan, WHICH
proposes to assert tllat THO consent Of tho
United States OoYerllnent u = condition
praesent to tas eostsen y .ss Ut,
meeting North mud South AHtgrlcA. il!u
Committee referred tha resolution to .Sena-
tor Burnside rs u subcommittee. witt! lit
strugtlolla t0 examine ail4 rttaort II oRc& "a
the full COMMITTEES at an early day,
61LVEIk
Tho Treasury Department to-day ,pnr
chased 4lO, wv ounces ot tiur silyes for dolly
i'litlaaalpllla Mlnts.
H0yT0N's RELEAsE. H., ,..!z e.
Mr, nla!na VII! Aoon opel. y correspondence
With tlle HrltlSE GuygrnMel1t WIN tleW q
SSHsalb SlaEasl bSytas y rslsss lte'it II psssibe Il i
gpIll tlat tbe evidence ID conclusive in tavo
| Ut Ioyioll, ali4 t!.at lhere Ii no doubt bu
that Nr. Ulaine will b0 able to secure h!s ~
.pIusoNEHs' LEryEls. -
l. The Assistant Attbrney-ueneral Of tn
Post. Otlieu Department has delivered Al
opinion alllrlnllx the right NJ: the jail Wai
ltIl llera:tQ open lpttqFa addressed tnsun!te'
keepArs if al! prts0na III which unlteqSta
prlsut4pss are continual. 49,
| 'RE0HErANY LINCOLN
to-day tetegraphud l.leut.-Gen. Sheridan
Chicago requesting ILLS presullco III Washing
ton on departmental buslHess1
, 1881-04-29
The Victim Wealthy Farmer
and the Murderer His
' Hired Man.
An Indictment Found Against q
Supposed Wifo-POisoner
iii Ohio.
A Mob In Kentucky Visits a Jai!
and Kills an Inmate.
A Delllgcrant Old Frenchman Shoots
tue Mayor of Eaat vt. Louis.
A Brute in Buffalo Seriously, IL Not
Fatally, staba Els Wife.
A coLp-rlo0DE1, MURDER.

rni.N.Kf.00DED MUHUENs
49,, ,t...t.s - ~ ,htea,n T+{u,us.
epfeM' Daps" ~, ~ ~. NV et' m.. .,,,st sorr,,rr
nUFrALO, N.f.. April SS.-tuo Huiet '"t.nus
community living on tho outskirts OF tho 1hrtV-
irn va1lnve nf ffatnytn. gtncscp County, wns
.t,s,,,,, it,, stnta ~ Irtcnso rrnitnmcut yes.
tntu"h INV y n'".o -. .H "s"1..tt.,, ~ am m
tardny fnorta'hR ny tho assas'nhuo'l y. , "o y.
their number, in thu porsun OF Iohn WelKot.
,ufldte-n2e,, r,np uf yono inntcd wealth. The
t",,a.,n.,no .,,rro,p,1t,,p. III, tr,,voiv cum.
eifeaasnees :. susso " ~ .,a ,,nst IN; s.rncos md
cold. boode.l crimes over committed III tho
county. The facts In tie caao are: About tho
~ ~ ttoroh Chnrlra stooktev entorptl tho ot,,-
st"s ss ..y.',,s,n ~ " norf"1 ~ tovnn
p!oy OF !onu "elkcs loE pc''u" ~. 49,
months having worked for MN n ehott t's"u
Inst venr. Htocklcy became sattor for tho hand
~ 1voilor,a i1nn,rhtor. Mtss IibbIe. 'uia suit
VI -"otNet -, ~ ,urtt, ~ orn ouriv
was 1rownea upon " elt' "s'e'' ,.... ".a 49, -.
Wednesday tnor0In9 tho two had a o'spute III
tho barn, whpre Stockloy was milking, and tho
hlro, ,,,nn wns .aIanharpct, lie soon aftor won't
n'sun 'nMn nns ,.,.1' ~. sa,,,.,r ssnrr - +
to natasia' Ffs'teo Ing 1owe'Ey s:esu w. =. ~
Clark, md purchased hvo"snooser tnfty-t"o'
calltre Smith l. Wcsson revolver. llo thoh ro-
turrod IN wotver'a firm. and nfter lotertnY
~ .,,..s sss,+ 1,,t ~ tta hnuao II, tho
hpout s0mc 1'n'o "su. ou' ~ .ao ~ us,,s @
Held In the rear OF tho uaft, waoto DIT. He'koe
WIS plowing. When Wolkar arrived nearly III
ti,1.ss ,~hc ,vnro ,,roannt
, 1881-04-29

sp*etat Dsspateh to Ths Cateaeq 7NpHns ,
; LEXINGTON, Ky., April s3.-At parlA, bourbon
County, this uosaIug. neaked mob OF. forty
horaomcu rode up 10 tho County jail and do.
msnded tho keys Of. Jailer AcC4rpey, saying
.nat thsy .wantoa the Wlnp brothers, pennte aud
John. charged With tue MURDER ot: William
Aosuland slve we0ks sInea. MocaFnoy refused
to give up the keys, whca hvo pistols were pre-
eented Ut blu ht,ad. Ilts wife, fearing viol9tIfs
10 hef husband, Rxye the sq1l tho Keys, ThaY
proeoeded 10 J9hn Wtnn's eel mud ossletc4 httn
to outne out. He refused, ana shey nreu ssygn M
aud Killing hiin ipstantly. a special 9rAr4 Jury
has beHn 5inpanuled 70 ferret out the mob.
, 1881-04-29


EtoIN, ILL.,, April s8.-Tho lateat reports Oh
ttreIy confirm the former estimate OF tho NUM- /
her drowned, which cannot be less than twe!Ses |
No bodies hafg al yat been recovered, though |
ovory effort IL being put forward. oyor dozen |
lEnRs aso dredging tho rivos, and tonight
tho work is bong carried on with tho aid
OF calcium lights Both bridges bolow hero
aro guarded With wlres, TO catch the bodies
Rhullll thoy not havo already tloated beyond
thoa,, Dlspatohs have ncen sent to every town
along tho r!ycr as fur south Rs ottawA, asking
tho authorities to watch alI the dams and brdges
CHEAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS HERE,
md the stsnats wore thr0nKod With neu women.
and Children, terror stricken at tho torrIbls
GaiAmlty TINT hps bcfailen our city. Several of
tho holls9s Rlong the rly ur Wero made cotnfort~
ah,o for tt,tSe rescued fepln tho cold water pro.
vtpua torotnpvtuy shetn to thaIr several homos,
| and eycry Haststanco mas bseh rcudaEod taat
| human sklp and forethquxhf can aoviae,. Wnon
thah ferry sunk n1,d, tho urnwd Of thirty snats.
boys, Ind girls wero euen stsuxK!tnR III tho mud
torrent, their ovles rvud!n3 tho mir for blocks
aid Il IL nalnly III th4 ,aAuner that some Of tho
| passengers wuro sAveA.
THOSE KNOWN 10 De pnoWNED
Thomas Murphy. ono Of she boatmsn; 1ls wss ~!
''1ess aay ssHk'as gaslal I'D u 10 xes The odeat
Eaya, SsyS5s:SF 3D. IL :on of Jane.
.iz,1ei E!@or roster, aged 10, tho soa of George
from Lake County, and losyes wife and two
s Rrascss oseaa atoa. % aged !. yesss, dsushter OF
Josn 0rgtxhtoa. yattsmassos' -!
Follow!n9ts
coMPLKTE LIST or THE SAVED:
Patrick Sullivan, ore ut tho tersymeu.
1topYFt Efan, : !aW H,.,nn staaont' -.
, 1881-04-29

Loursvt.1.E, Ky. April 2s.-Abnut m'dngh
lust hight q obstructive contaaaration broke oc.
Itf II lot Of stables OH Eighteenth and Chcs'us1
streets, which for whito thrcatencd 10 PROV
moro serious thun It did. Owing to the dce.a
sounding tho alarm Tho fire hnl xailsd, ,Ss Sso,E ~.
Crnbte Roadway before tho hrrlydl III tae sn
Hjtlcs, when the fro was soau l!lo!snt una, ..tT
onutroi. The loss Will not cxercd s+U& paatEi I.
eovurol BY Insurance. Twn horses Gon'ns, W. -.
0,n Of tho at,ti,lcs wore burnotl. Tho afe ="
tho work Of nh incendtnry.
, 1881-04-29
'OBITUARY.

DETROIT, MICu. ,.,
DETROIT, Mlch., April 2S.-H0nry o. Clark,
OF tho tirtn Of John II. Wcndcl! & ca, commits.
son merchants, Of this city, died yesterday OF
hcnrt dIscusc after long md painful ll!lacas.
, 1881-04-29
THE FIRE RECOllD
Burning Of the Largest Grain eI..
vator at Philadelphia,
A Loss Of 100000 Entaileil...
Insurance OF B387 900.
Firos at Hudson, Wis, centralia, n
and Elsewhere. y

pu,,.an.rr1ttA. pa. Anr,l ga-rs,s
pc,nt Elrvafor. ma nf I'm lnrpcst ~ ". ulftd
M ,o,rtrv fneatod at 1irard pn,n. ~ ta'ndft
f,,vor UNI totally doetrorod tn.ttnr ,sauIltlu
a inn ~ ovcr far1D(1. During thn n,soo,'ht
i,,tl,isnv wos in tho charva nf t.xo . nRat III
i,oth ~ yhntn rnoJo but,rlv .tnt,rs ,..aeft ""eaeft
i,un,cn,c str,,ot,,ro. Tha ira hnd Inn" , u
+ Inn c,oso ri t,ueneas o,, ,Vufnrs,ov a,.a oauta
and It vna ttnuunt that they woro aaf. tsaus ..a
tyntohtnnn fo,lnd tho flames umnnv WI r. ~
cor75 nr tvoni and eo,na ooal lvi,,', a naa
hr1ck f,nor within a fuw fcot III thu is.o oa %
cniiad h,s foiIoyv Waterman. ami fth n,.. ~
ortinuttshnra. Int ttn npporntus ,gn, o.aasd to".
bo Of little or no avail in computing a"sh iha y!
r. waa rnt ,onr hofnra the f,rn snr,.nJ av ,,, ps
, 1881-04-29
eocounts say the suGeres y :!nkmE; sap'dty;
would not ponfoss TINT ho did thd cutting. .


SUPPOSED pOIsONfAH.' y:
ctxo1xKATf, o., April :4,-Tfe 0rafid Jury OF
Innuaster, O.. fo,tsd IN Indictment for !nstrdef
II, the t,rat degree MgAinat Joseph nFesnaon,
wealthy farmer Of that county, for tho mnrdor
Ut ,ala wifo scyon years ngo It WIS supposed ut
tho time thai sha died Ut hoart disease, but Pus-
picIoils circumstances have h1on followed up
until tho lndottnont Wha fouud. Ito ID acoteou
of po(bOnlpH npf,
, 1881-04-29

a BAD MAN TO TACKLEs
ATLANTA, Ga, April 23.-1.,st utght ut covirG"
ton, this stalc, Dick unmpbel and two mon
named Alton aud Yauoy attacked ayonnE m"n
named Henry 1Iunton. Alien and Yanoy wore
c,1t in tho back, and Campboll's throat from ear
10 car, bis ncntl beug almost &ov0rcd from hls
body. ilnntu1 surrena aored. and was roloasea
Oh tho preliminary trial.
, 1881-04-29
SUICIDE


Sptetal pApateh to 5nt Chtsaso Fsbnns
8TnEAro1s, H., April 28.-Tho old gentleman.
Iii, walar9n. whp was, spoken ot ~ TUESDAYS
Ta1uuN4; as attempting. to tako big i'fo last
Yabbath ,ey thq eid pf rovolsnr, died THU norn-
iuE 1t ootock, fsoH' she ersots Ut h!a lingering
disguise. 'tTho wound ho INFLICTED Upon his saeo
sccmed 10 pain .hiin v6ry llttlS. but ho was very
nilKnant that hls trlollds bud prosongea ats stay
OH Uarth whvil ho tsad tried .K0 harl 70 no., lc
will be buried to-laorrow In alscswood Cem'
eteFy, '.r-' =
, 1881-04-29

nlnps Po1xG, Mo-, April as..-A terstao Wind
aud hall-storm struck this place about p. r1.s
doing much dnmaKo. Tho Yardmaster Of tho
Iron Mountn!n lsaltroad, Ed Dyer, OF Hartford.
Conn.. was instantly killed, troo fallfug on
6itl,, Thu particulars ut damage by tho storm
cunuot be learned Ut psUaonf.
, 1881-04-29

and lightning storm PROV aited in This city at
oclock to-day. Four boys were killed in tho
Wost End by lightning. Tho accident OCCURRED
ut Twonty-stxth ana Markct. Tho boys wero
plnytng basa-ball. Thoir ngos rat1tci from II
to il. Tho boys wcso pupila Of tho schuol, and
tho disaster happened during recess. Their
nntnea prp Les Gieok, Bernard Schultz, tt,hn
Pfalzor aud Frunk Snyder. Tho thrGo flrst-
1,Atncd iietl n few ninutee after 9olnE tnkon 70
their homes in the nefghh0thoods Tho fourth
was burned beyond recognition.
, 1881-04-29

Lsrr1K IiocK, Ark, Apf.l 2s.-The State Board
OF Health WIS orgauIzed by the elnohon OF q. Il.
Nash p1c*Ident, mud J. A. Dlprqll Secretary,
The Uoarl held lengthy session this AFTERNOON,
uf,a IL arrauytnR fur tho pngfeot protection VI
tho Ht4tu.
, 1881-04-29

svsesat Dtspaseh to Iht cA.e6aa Tribune.
EvAasrpn, ILL.,, April 2a.-h child Of. William
Masters, 1B months old, fell into c!stosn yestsF'
day attesnoon. and !bofore assstapeo could be
BROUGHT was 4roWnul.
, 1881-04-29
. FOUND GUlLIY.0f BRIBERY. =:
an4st.I eH.n,yeh ia tFt& fA{rauxa Iytk1nS,

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April ss'-The Chamber of
cotnluosoe Conam!tsee appointed to investigate
the rhssRes oe bslb&ng graiN inspectors to-day
reported Ia favor OF expelilng Patrick Malou. y
prominent ,uealbor, who was found guilty Of
paying 400 and other money cons!desataons to to
slIsDvnslou Tor ruoelstnX tho brlbo,
, 1881-04-29
PROCEEDINGS

pnOcEED1NGs
IN r,,E SENATE,
,v..,,,.orox ~ ~ ~ c .'''. Xnrii as-trhe nm.
finished business CAME ,tp. A motion TO go
ny Mr e11.ult Isutter the, ] took the oor, promising
,,t' i' 49, T., .a.,,,i,.. f.,,, tnn r,ron,,i tha |
his specch py feaaltR i.o'a ue .'iIos ,.,., a'
report ~ acos.o4MS M!.sa ~ ..,a ont,, ,,et
Himself all.l Ms. on.''s'as ,.,' W m ~ hnd otntoI
uurlnH she eonfse VI "hacn Ho ."a ,ss.aa stssaa
TINT II he did not by irrrltagabie evidehce
establish the fact that there !,ad neen s oar-
h.''" ,ssa'',,,- T., ,t,s an hn daslreI Il to no
~ Hnsea.n1 at ~ ,xft w 1H IA ,,,ros.s au nien.
WINE If ta Hasutnrs NJ }mivitirnis ho hau
sloS o. n r. 1e"Iiu's ,.as no III hnr.. (" mueae
H. ,,.s,tt.o -. ~ tr noIt lin nastinti ths fnI-
rii,,ni III intu 9rlty aid j,nesty Of tic Senator's
,rha 1ae'i Scma'ar lrnI, Virsimla tMn],oilu) lad
snii tiat no man Gould search the
Iiiinan heart That was trte,.. but men
socie,v' nd It was lis duty rs n Senator to
"riticisn III" jeeitf,nntciy tho public acts, the
nmhlr yntus. nilI uI,blic uttora1,ces of nil
fl,ei, who belonged to the public. lto lMnde
no charges against the Senator from vlr.
gi,lfn liG hat nothing btit Klnuess tGtemng
FOR that Senator, but when tllat gentIlSlnalt g,n
md ltts friends rose and CHARGED tne pe'n9s s
crats will, revolution and trsason Hs u was ls rs
(butlcr's} di}ty, ~ glnqlca!lon OF mtnsgitv;}W
SSsSstis were the ~ '''' '''' ~
| EVIDENCES OF 4 nARGA1N?
l. Tho Senator from Virginia (slahonc)
essd e ne Senate ;a ys rs % RsSstat s nspub
ha 4 sslose Syse pSs hat faet u''' Ills
Following TINT Yote he Ind boen as..
fg'se%t gnsntttce IT, I bv I tho i,enubilca11 caucus
t,a, II sftIdc6erKcF @ @ ao for sergeant.at-Nrl,s m
~ !. Hcorge .. dorhnnl, an earnest frlena Of
, 1881-04-29

aptetag Dt,paseh to 7ns chteaSo 1neahss
wa1rEwArElt, Wis.,, Aprl! 2s.-Our community
was greatly shocked last eycnluE w hearing
TINT ono Of Its oldest and most gstoonied ctizos,
N. II, urand, had died auddQnly Of hoaft- -dtseaso.
, 1881-04-29

= - AT FORT wOltTIr, Ten; a,
QAtyEsroxx April es.-Two tAo'ssaaa ,,ssr ..r IL, n
cotton on Hrnz T. nnttols' pHttofi'. nes. A. N
dcpot Mt Fort Worth, waa hustsoYs! Y' " ~ m raj
!CatuFlAly aAtnnKat', 1ny!lroa. r -. IN rU,Iupl
foW huurt b6foEu tho tlEo.
, 1881-04-29

HYDE Park, Malta, April 2s.-Michaol Lakoy,
a painter, VIVA found drunk aud unconscious
with his neqk across ono OF the ratls on tho
Now York Now England Railway lust night
already bpun struck BY tsnln On tho sauo roaa
mud fatulty lnut!latal.
, 1881-04-29
A nnuaa1ar STABBED.

PtyTsuutlq, Ia, April! I'D. =. Mccartney, ,
druggist, was stuDbed seriously at All cariy hour
&hls ln0rnlug Gy Cbar!es Dalalalsh. The latter
was ioltegiu4 arouna the outside OF tho at9Fe
whom Mccartney told him 10 70 away. Quo word
brought on another. when pA2ielsh atabbsa
McClrtney III tho A1donon with kuife. Latest
, 1881-04-29

MEMpnts, Tenn.. April 2s.-flays, tho murdor-
or OF shcrstf I,eatttc, Of Crtttealen County. Ar
knnsas, arrived this murnnR Mt Augusta, Ark,
and will bo tuken to Little Hook IT, night.
, 1881-04-29

49,. .s.,,,, -, tt,-.,. ,,rt,ns - II. AtInor, J.
~ 1lnr,,, r,t, + n. PINK. that tho old Ar1n
~ Miners p.rk r. Dor,ry ,,pco had about 1bs
ron,.. ~ ator scrv,rr. 4. ". Dorsey paid to
= ~ t,,rsov s,fotNo far his interest. lie
oion ,,u;,i f,rc, sin 0oo. nnd bo,,eht him out;
tho, In hntf made srycral sul,contsacts, but
,vna oc4ino for q. ". l)orscy."
80 ,xor,,rr ,r,,r,oS m ,f,s TESTIMONY.
~ ~ s.,. .,,sI,,1 - cnrto,n ro,,h,. tho
speak't'e apos a,. tnks ~, ..,'i, vI !. ,rau, q "
M'.arss Sa s'.as ~ FARM 10 r. ,,ns t,,n ony
1o!svs ~ y o,,, " H., lor .tint was
WY VI ".ou H., ~ aoaso,i ~ hs mem,
auo". ,,' ,,"'l. .,.sts 'Srs Snrsav ia rcw n
WI ot W. .naost t., ~ ,a,'trnctn Rertleil
p.s yi,'t,a ~ ~ W.. ',,, .n',trontor m this
S, @ ~, 49, nnva nuv
49, =. ao.,ta t,,,.ros+ In n Mt n1l.-
W. a,,t ~ 1,tnraat hovnu,, ammo salary.
nv MI, s"ns ] ~, ,ns.,i,, r., nnn,ro1 the nav. so
Inns WIS ao'.o '.el,'s :" .o. IT,. ~ - = u
10 W sct ~ t's.e"', y. ~ s""1 .s,a,,t,, novo
Doiae5' ~nets t''o .'.nsa.su ~ ruoord
VII IT, a"' ."o ,...ntas. T., .,,o oou.rort ~.
Noou'y -, "S WY .so '..,, ts H. 1snslar
Gepso. ~ Ooisey' VIII 10 ~. p .,,a ,,,troota
D. " iuiess "'s es i.s+ = ~ nFtar,vnr,,s i,a
MI III my nuns W n!at' o"s wv. ,,.n-r,a,
wonla hot haVo ..os e9s es's a,s." ~. !, ''9''
i'll uiese cohttacts pssonn NY samS'
aAh ...."s ~ hn'N" y. .,,o s,,tto,to.dov
SAYS: II was lepottcu ae sne S"pt'u. - 80, e.sa,,
thaas uo slnr.t.a l.ns nlo ~. 1us .,'e,, ,rt,i
hte ." .e !Aaa. ,. .,.t"e".as. '"s .""r, nsaosanI
e'aseo ana' 'l.an eoAsa"s",n ~ .,, w" t,.,',tsa,a
!ast scal u fAls9 lao"cs tu1 ~ ,a,. nn.,
~ l"a.a'" -. uen. ,,,a'n ,,o.n tia ,,',,,ov
tas u1e nttet N;o" ,,t,' ..s m"" 'n n,.o ,,to',,i
v Mns ~ .,,a ~ s"''s a,to,,.a 's.;i4 ha ,uo,1o
HH'. oA''A s'''s.s. ,,'," ~ tnor
on ue A'csl''e"'' ~ nu'no y. .As"a.,
S"s uasN su.'.o .,a n,,s,'to;,t ,v,1t a,mnlv
sAse uso1l '''1ae, ..o ss,s. ~ sna,,mai ~
aely .e. ~ - .s a,s .o ,,,',;ai' a.or.
cea'e n T.. ,,,nt,, - t,,a nn,,
lou.o euasl"s,os 49,. ~ ,sr"sn,nts ~ i1nm,
pash w. uio r..st s.v "' t,an mr. rar,,aId 10 dntnr.
sock "e,u ~. t., "to3I st"n nnl Tint
hllhea that tle se"..1 SIM s.op' ..ls.
.,.ss1s .,s,, ha ~ ',m,3.t' ~; p"rt an,",, W ~ =
Sh1'' 10 .u'teu uo"" ,,,.n,. ~, ,,,a
,,,a tho otor.rout, RIM. Il, ncuera,. tint tic
nras"nt t o,,nrors oaatust the!n nya originated
r.Ith, t,lorknoIIcrs r,,rrastmttlcnts whom
snav hav,, raf,se, tn tnv. nud disappointed
.n,,troctnra nr,, n stvja nf tIntcnse as old rs
r,e ,Iiscoverv nj roscnlItv IN co,,uectton with
.ha ruhic servfep. According 10 nit iudt-
.nt,nns. II il n mctt,ptl ot tfufe,,se which Is to
ho cnl,,l into moro vigorous action iii the
,tur.rn,t, frnnd thnn III any which
hive prccodcd 1t, The rshl dlsi-
rn1tv which finn. 1,ra.fy atd his whole ring
hnv, in,i ulth ina rorrcsnn,,ttpnts of the
nress ,n Washington sinco tlo exposures Of
s,"r.ro,,ta matters. M nit bpforu the public
huriuv tfe sacond session OF the last Con.
prnsa' ms l1ee,, that their SILENCE could mol
be m,rchos.tl with star-routo money,
THE rAcr.1s.
TINT 1cntlemen who are now assatled ii, this
, 1881-04-29

EpettaI Dlspdfck to 1H3 Chicago 1FlbRnzs
srnrAron, April 28.--A minor In tho employ
Of tho Chicago, Wilmington. Il Vernftton
Coat Company, named. William 1lrans. waa 70. o..
the flll of souo coal overhei.t, which cauRht hls
leK aud mushed 1t very badly, ="
, 1881-04-29
: sTRUCK lsY A BRIDGE.

Spettai DIspateh to 1hs Chicago TFibans. ,
FoRr WAYNE, Ind. April 28.--Jesae D. jcssl1p.
freight brakeman on tho Wabasb, ct. 1outs &
paclao Nailway, wns struck by tho overhead
bridge milo cast OF hcro This afternoon, wh!io
hls train wins passtuK under II. and knocked %
tho trnin, causing 1eatl. in fow minutes nttes-
wurd. Ilis frIcnds live Ia Now York. r
, 1881-04-29

DNUGGED To DEATH.
EAer WrMotsTH, Nfasa.t April 23.-Henry Kay,
nroi, n, nm exptcssn,an, died here ,to-day from
tho ortoots OF druagod liquor tnb'bod during
Mun,iay night whe taking trip around Boston
witt. frioiId. peter White: 10th wero over
culMo by drugs, aud hnd to no MSea none ~ api~
, 1881-04-29
1sr WAS LOADED,

LAsALLR, ILL.,, April ss.-Nonday night little
11.year.o!d boy mud e.year-old girl, Children OF
Andrew narshemcr, 4 farmer, living south OF
here, played with u revolver supposed not to 10
loaded i went on and tho llssle Ksl W. 9osrl.
ony YnAtDE1fAy, -
, 1881-04-29

AT CENIkAl4IA3 1AHt
Special Dtspdten ID Jhe Chacdea 7r'ba"t
CENrnattA. ILL.,, April 2S.-Afout oe!sI
this morning, ns. ]. F. loucrts wns a~aksps. :,
by lro consuming bis tcstdoncc ana oeio'' ~ :;
could iaeoru ha family It wa too INTO 70 n, RI,
my 1T tls property except private raMpss; rMsa ;,,ar
isss ts bptWegh $6.0n nii1 $at,Dn' ~ ts m ia
mental Insurance carElod risk VI ss'"" '" =
hnN48.
, 1881-04-29

sptetss Dtspatth to 1As Ghteaoo Tribune.
St1LwAuKsH, April as.-Thomas Rradfos1l, aged
q, OF Milton City. Wis.,. atoppod ~ villa
freight tsaIn ut thu out.oG noar this city To-
lay, pud Waa Instantly k.iloo,