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, 1881-04-06
TIIEOLOGICAL,

EXAMINATIONS BEuAN SI.STEHQAf,
md nry In progress to-day. at tho Presbyterian
Theological Seminary. Thus for the classes in
tho various departments havc acquitted fhoT-
selves quite houornbly. The gratluntcs receive
their "ccrtsllcntes Thursday evening, OIL which
OCCASION tho ltcv. Il. ". Patterson, d. L., will
deliver tho alllrcsa
llr. s. ]. Nsct,ola Of st. Louis delivered tect-
t1ro Inst evening before tho Students 4assuctA-
tion Ut tito Sonltnary. His themc wns a Tho
PREACHER uIld Ills Work. md was taken up In
inverse ortltr.-tho work first n!ll t11ou tho
preacher. Tile puipts Ut his discourse wore,
with his development III It: that tho hlll' Ut tho
work gives It lts lofticst dignity: tllnt tho ns-
alnn WIS Of Divine appointments: thut 1t docs
mt derive It's Importance from tue suctn! l'usl.
t!on ur abilities ct tho preacher nor tho size OF
Ills congregation: that ult Frcnt mural reforms
that tho l,ulpit hnd not uutltrea ita uacraln
Hooks as1u the itsgss Cnntut supply tho needs Ut
tho pulpit. Spenklsx IF tho preacher. h1 snl
tho !rst essential prereIulst tn stIrcess WIS
ctlhrlctcr. This wAH OF moro tluportnacg than
snnatiuesa ol doctrine. Though IL MIN Ut usl-
whtn the pcople had lost tath I'll tho character
OF tho Nnlll tlCy cnrtl little about his ductFinG.
Tho preuther thout bu mnnly nun. Truc
p[cty WIS napeusnb1y necessary. Thon thEro
should le speon! traiafng for lho work: Ho
Tho preaeIler should alsu 1o u man Of strt,iR
fnlth and earnest conviction. which. the speaker
thtIuYht, WIS tho best teacher 1T eDcu ton, rs
freeing tho young prcMGhcr ff0t! eolleltut!o
nhout hla tnndulMt0n ind intonatlOr, making
considered thnt tho Erunt need Of tho nKe WIS |,
sannctiilutl, Intelligent ministry. Tho ltsc0ursa
Wals very impressive Anl luKlcRl. Thpre arc
tWonty.thrce students III tho Institution.
, 1881-04-06

II IA now repnrtcs thnt II movement Is on font
looking 10 IL oMprumisu between tho Vit1nrd
aud the Billings interests In tho Northern Pueblo
contest. 1t IL clairlad BY Philadelphia parties
that tho Billings purity, which Mow hayo control
OF tho roud tavo tho best Of tho light, md that
tho Oregon Hallway & Navigation Co1npnny Ii
likely to bu tc,lton In Its utetupt to gal,bIc up
THO Northern pncIt'c; II II raInca TINT thu
hUlors uf Nurthcrn l.hctt!c stock Ia Philadelphia
mud Now York Intvnd to ponI thor holdings to
prevent my detrimental aptton On tho pMrt u
will b6 roachcl which WILL preclude tho possi-
hfi.ty uf .any OF tho new shurcs Of tho
lnrye holders being thrown 1n tho Mnrk0t
in tho ne,.r future In nuy asopt. These holdors
nrG CunilGGnt t!llt pool C,tr bu fnrnlcl repre-
sc,,ttnE 4DO.Otl snares of stuck. which would bc
c1ntrtillng inturcst, cxcrpt In u very reinot1
contingency. Thcr0 aru In existence 0lD,uMl
shurcs Ut stock. ut wtIuh nut mnre lt,an 7dn,otU
would bc entitled to vota mt nr'y etcctiolt. as
tIBuct stuck In hnld IN snail lots. md tnAIly
shnres arg n!waya DISTINGUISHED; Thus aG.uD
Bnrc5 hesH by my Onu lHIrty would bU sufficient
to control my citston. It IL expected thnt ct
lenat i0l0hl shMros fur tho prDIDstd pool VIII
scloma wIll be pus through within twoniy days
, 1881-04-06

Aren't for tho PIttahury. Cincinnati K e.. Louis,
Jefrcrson,, Mn,'iron 4 indianapolis. an Indian.
nrolls II Vinoenncs Railroads, With headquarters
at Cincinnati.
Tho rnatls IN Minnesota arc still much oh
aifuclod by snow-drlfts. I'm tho Sluux City tinc
tho track -inen wera driven to cover last SUN
TGo principal trouSin was hctwcun si,eltfon ar..i
Madclln. It will be aor,c dnya lcforo THO roaAs
IN tho Northwest will no. entirely clear of ssiow.
The ChIcMEn nfllcc Of tho ": Louis 4 san
70 No. ini WA.hnuto,' street. The passenger
1. Jennings. Nnrtl,arn lnsrcf.xpr Aacnt u,Id ito
freight department tly Sir. J.. II. Gook, Nurth-
western Contracting Freight Agent.
Thu Directors Of tho t,hlcugo 4 Alton Railroad
loaor islooK for t,,o ~ rp"se * c!eetirs oil.
eers for 'sS scs, sn;"F ySa IT, t. m"wx "csts 1
MnnnRer. j. c. M.siu,tn: Auhtor, 6 knlaoy:
t. G T. T. isSs Ssha Grarar
i. Drake and dcnrRc Slrant.
The Ch!enuo. Milwaukee 4 It. Paul nnd
Nnrthorn l'aciiio l'n,!rontls hnvo lust issuch n
Chicpgh milwaukee, or itaeino,, anl I1lsmarek
mud siandnr. rho rntes wl!l bc rs folnws:
From ChtcaEo to Vt. pnM1.Ftrst.slnss. . q cunts:
fourth Glass; Il cents lumber. !nth. or shl'Nlcs.
"a rents: horses nm, mules. sts per cnr; hn4s
i. 10 cunts: c''ss j. :sccnts ciassU i. MI ccn.s:
clnss u. ~ ccn!s, Tho gutes troln ". lnu to
a.ts: sis:ss @ n ~ 10 ess cnss =
centa: taurtt1.class. "a ccnts: rratn. n,ltstutt.
md posatnca. Fl conts: ln,tr, n,naI. cts, <l.,1
shingles. ss! per CIR: tivu s,ock, si:s., per
car; nKrlcnlsmrn! 'ml!sn!ents nni mashlnery.
s s s sf e se eens ar Il I'd @ @ oro t" 'S to ftss s
narck. These ratcs will rcn,ain In effect uutll
Tho S1'cln,s Of the Wisconsin Central 1sall-
, 1881-04-06

EfASkTtN.
A very encouraging meeting of tho Village
Improvement Society was held Monday ovcnug
III Untan tinll. Thoro WIS good Attendance.
aud good deal Of profitable discussion was In
tlulRrt, In by ti,ose present MS to tho scope md
fnothojs Of s,tct Il society. SoMn very INTEREST
i1lg fucts werc tnndc known It's tu tho work done
tn Eastern villages Mr.. J. IT, Ecslzio wns In
tho chnir. The C0tnniItt0e Imprinted nt tho last
meeting rcpurtctt constitution. whfth
WIS nt7optcd, anu the Scerctnry was
instructed tn copy Il IL lH,,k nn1 leave It ut
tho i!rR.s store uf Mr. ". G. 0Nrwotnl. tho rrcls-
urCr. wlere my one could hecon,e u mcMs'ur hy
p!nltin1 Il tret. ttsHlrr tho AlrcctlOn 0s tho Ex-
fcutire Committee ur dy pnylnK nuywtere trt1tn
81 til S2i. ncGDrtt,,u to tho kind of membership
lint !s .lesftetl The following nlturs Weru
clnetGu ufidcr tho constitution: President. Mr..
William blanchard: First Vice. President. i. =.
'rurlur Srrn,lh rtce. president, Mr.. e. j. Oil
bert: Secretary, Mr.. II. q. Lunt: Treasurer. Mr..
". q. GarwuMl. THESE, With tho following pGr-
sons. constitute tho Executive Committee, which
~ to meet ut 1rAat tico e!!th month: MeshA'nes
George Wnlsnl,. WIIlihm ncerlnE, II. a. Penr-
SUI. X. n. YonnH J. j. l'nrkhurst. Mossrs. J. Il.
KcsIz!c, Il. T., 'rfll!nuhtst, Z. Z. 1fDug, II. H..
nuwey. Dr. i. II. QulnMn.
Thu nontIllg adjourned subject TO tho cnll Of
tho Committee.
Tho Evanston Lodge, ]. q. o. r., ntontlay
evening t.cIchrnsGd tho first anniversary Of It's
foundation with short exercises In thu l!9.ll nnd
Ihe spriig torn of tho University hcgIns IT,.
i1Ay ut u. III. III tho ehMpu Of University Hall.
, 1881-04-06
A STABBING AFFRAY.
ThoInns Cainrbell Badly Injured III
SulUO43 Row Ltkt Might.

Thonns ca,npbell Badly Injured III n
Saloon ito,v y, % La*' Nis'n.
-" ,s,o"!s y. ~ .mpussa
as stohee".lor VI cS,tNn,. hc9oets s'mne.,nfa
and boar,,!ng ut Mrs, Nary Kunucdy's suloon
.a ,n @ .,".",,- w" ~. ,',, ,."e, ~ ,
abdomen Just after ii o'clock last hight by soue
u1te whose Identity ho refuses 10 ruvcal.
ca,nptelt aIa not WORK yosterany, but spent
the say III 1oahns h1oae tho pol.s ana III as'uH"
Ing md carotalng With ncqilnantanccs @nd ffe-
Eor,v IN Tim nr,orrnn,, tr bn,l4, atsn,,,c win,
snveral PERSONS at tue uol,s corucr yan l,uren
% stseot md 'Gi tasth avonuu, s and wus assaulted m
st whnt ho wns saying and doing,
Sn9eHa Snf 5 S s s s 5sdsnn III yny s ~
y, eatos neGausH s.he "np i, GrctnS" t toe ntu
ar .o gsf @ Ms un1 ',1t 81 Xe ,nn my
pes i At h"m. % n,'d rSMcd ssn, 1i,kng IN 'av
si"oia M unui npone ~ e' Mh III IT,, IT, sG w
srcct xa ket ny Araa poes IL IL. "s thora
ny luW , eh HILL, wnen ny nGGha n11 ,;a', nivcm ILL ~
t,sht Wth shEGe r. men, M WIon, ~. HUDSON VIZ ,a
kespar md ind @ soe Ut hs Eartisntns Can,nnell
@s ~ ySry a feimer i Mkn 9re %'a 20 aa na @
scs9,y nc%, ~ H. T.: R1ry sa .t W. nE iy 5
drSet!y ] ~ It VIA % over Gas,pb"l ran % Into % The so @
cntrAnce calling nnt e. Intln Smlih. th9 nar.
o H. ;o 10 e1S s" a nc h; ,x. '! % H d nt off thn
4ahff.fooln. "nero ne Wi!s htie,i'eu py pfs'
tSrana. ain Iev @ aneK ,Snn , aa .Sc H. ,yo
bres . M M IL M"Sa
nK tral.syersety aeross tho ub,!otnfae i lttlo -.
10y oH r! ~ @ ih1 v,t LII ,nn .ne
, 1881-04-06

IuIus If. VILE, Mr.. Ruil Mira. 1snne VILE, Mr..
md slis. I. Stern all of Rochester. N.Y.; Sam
Knnf1nnM and +. Hetttliitg. Of Mar1uottc: Miel1:
Mrs. J.; wertholme. md M'fs nleneh wcrthel;;
sel,cnc,etaay n. y; Mrs. i: Hothsc!'s!a. of Ney
York CITY: Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon tothschllt!,
Mr.. mud Mrs. H. 8. Nosenl.ack. Mr.. nnd N RS. +,
licistWrycr. Mr.: ana Mrs: Il. Stc!Rl!tz, Mr: md
Mrs Simnn Bohlassmun, Mr. nnd Mrs: nnvla
Wnllncli. Mr. nl1d Mrs. 1aEnh Hnllm Mr. and
Mrs lipn!ntntn 1.intlaHrr, Mr. and " ra. Meyer
i.lndhuer. Mr. al..t Mrs Leu Meyer. Mr.. ata Mrs
1.nuIs Leopold. str. md Mrs n. stmmonla. Mr..
Md Mrs. sam f.eoppl!l, Mr. md Mrs. Ehnrle1
Meyer, Mr.. MID Mrs MUSES. Adams Alr. and Mira.
j.. tnxbhanirr, Mr. mud Mrs y. Mnre,ls. Mr.. nt,sl
Mira. \. FiebelnnN, MIR, md Mrs. oscar Stern,
Airs. Estliar Meyer. Mrs. Il. tkuthschElt.
tho Misscs HELM 1lInm 1tebeccn 5tT,it,ss. Harnh
1nu, 1lrrtha Etohscht!l. ti,sta Morris. ltcl,eccn
rngel, l'rrtht 'rrnssn1h. H!orEn Stonchi. ltosa
tirlrrehaun,. A.!.lls tirecnohnum. Jessie knhn.
lrlnin!e ltt,scnflch,, Minnie t'ee,lsttln, At1,slo
HchwaG, Cnrrlu llnsenlelh, Snphtc PrIet.. Judith
Felscnthai, Lc,1nr Fspl,rln1un. L.. Solomon,
.Jcnntu Chih1s. Bertha ftnthaetlld, Miss EatelIG
isatschflt: AMI Mes*rs. Jncul, !tOhAchtli, Sclig-
man LIntanur. EhnrIes auizbrrgcr. llenry ltcp},.
litr. Henry Adler. Joseph FrAnkel, Charles Il.
MetztHr, Morris linthsch!td. slosEs Coin, Fred
and Abraham linlhschtd. Frank VOHel. 1tn
lluhrl, ticury nnd Emanuel atucl, David flrsch,
ELI Felscntiial, lsRac ltothschIhl, =. Et!inHor,
Henry ucrstly. Louis Levy. licnry schlosslllala.
.Incati schnn'liH, T.. l'rlcc, l.. Uttrk.. snrrIs
Lungsittd, Charles 'Tncl14tl.utcr, Frank Eure-
tl1A,l, and Gus KnHtrOWttE,
, 1881-04-06


fiiet welding took placc last evening Mt tho
rosslaIlce OF tho BRIDES paronts No. 3G0o vernun
Arunle. tho contracting p1lrtleS being Miss
Fanniu l. DoeRs ard Mr.. Albert q. Leatrr. The
ccreulnry was performed ut o'clock by the
ltev. George Lortncr, pAstar nf thu First lsap-
tist Church. IN the presenCa nf u Nn,Hl eumpnny
OF friends md ralatiyes. Tho bride nnd xruom
wcrc Intended by MIR. VIII Porcc, whn ,lote1 as
muster Ut ceremonies. und by Miss Clarh Parker
nud Sir. George tiuHgs. After tho cnrcu.onyu Il
supper was served hy Eckhnrt, and tho re-
lnuintlor Ut the evening WIS passna pleasantly.
Mr.. uni Mrs. Lcstor will ut unce tnko possession
of their new homo OIL FrNlro hyehNe.
The presents were numerous and valuable. tho
following boin9 tho snost noticeable: Hatif,-
lined cnsket. containing solid silver kis!fc, furl,
aud sp,oll sot, slr. Rud Mrs. Il. y. Vtrkur; hand
mail. SILK guilt Mrs n. iRlehart: ti'lticr aud
Haa ss.tte; aSs "pn hasss re nnses " cocs rs
Mrs. Dwight and Mrs. Gluttc; silver cup, ul,-
proprIntsiy 'Ises'ncd 9r to "MrSm ii, Snsy
ruck ins .chnlr, M!ascs Ksttlo TnyN,r and Gollo
!h,rfue; attcr-dlnHer coIrus.sut. MISS L!zzio
%ard; % oasy rssknx. .ct;ar. tho M.s:cs s' sss'a s1 @
htnnie uttettc; tab!o.nat, Miss Clara y.
S!u,res; haaa.pa!ntcd pitcher. Mrs; Jahn &C g.
Sa, @ neEss; ss;o.a. nnasSe sy iHss fHat s't s,
asos fs Wr ass''t3 a G;ao.J ' seS eafp
i'"nspfaso." .sy. ind Mrs. i,oty; stuel ct,xray.
itk, aunt 1 OF aroom. snr!nxtIc!d Mus; huna. !I
bury spooa MI. i,arkar, q -epripgitela, Muss.:
Eddie pnty;; hauJso1no toilet sct, Miss Lola
duty; Jewel cnskot, Mrsars. ltrsstoi md Storms:
| n!ckaeeHssnr. Mrs, Tuhn n9d daughter; ptSklo
tllatl. john ). !lnker; alKIr-bpOWl Mr.. Anu Mira.
William. N. liuKxs: 4oKi too.h-plck. "Ilttlu
Gnnrxe", siyer watur.ser:ice. Mr: Gtorye
STs 1er: % So2a, srs' Gn"rios III H. % Marshait a aud ID
Mrs, :, 4. Crsttenrn; hrcMkfRst.shawl. Mrs. q.
, 1881-04-06

Fritz FocrstGr. II years Ut ago, employed ns d
cook ut Tho fremont House, lAarrelch yesterday
afternoon over bis work with Adotph md
ChhrIcs Ftltz, who gro also onpluyels ~ cooks IN
the Kitchen ot thu hoicl. und when he quit work
III O'Clock last eyEutuE nu was followed ollt OF
tho hotel by tho br0thers, lIeIl mt nutice t4on,
huweycr, until rpachlnx tue curnur ot Randolph
ulid st4lo streets. whtn thoy sud.l0Ely cau,u
upon him, aud Throw y lasgs handtnl Ut red
peppoF iuto hls fueu. They attempted nothing
further: md rsl'l pit. hoEIug to escapv i.tentcIl
t!on; ftersur II quite positive. however. ~
.ion of it Ioasul upaa tho rIn, of his
hat. aslu onlr slight 4uantlty u it wont Into
his tyes. Hustrl!s ul1l uluuth. lie ruiz into
attended by Dr. Montgomery. Within il hnlt-
huur foetstvr waa ubu ~ llakc hls way ulns.
btstGd lu hiK' lodgings. ueteEt!tGs Hrutuu md
Austeln responded to Ii message sull to Cul,-
tEal Station by telephone. and " 0ncu conl-
inencetf II Senrch for tho Fritz brothers. hut up
70 I'LL early huur thls inuEntuy uo truce had luel
found VI thnul-
, 1881-04-06
EAlt nE GElY

a oortan eminent chemist In Paris, NJ. bout.
my, hns Just reported to tho Academy OF
SclGuccs that tho syphons OF ncrnted watcr, SO
largely Ro IN Europe as "Enu do Relz." nre
very largely polluted with 0rHnnio intltter of
t,nusculls ortYIn and not free from ,llsense viv
Ing properties. besides these>' organic gprlns."
truI AMI It'll aro found IN Improbable doses, dis
solved out nf tho tl,hes frum tho hottlng app,-
ratlis. Tho Municipal Council have. III Il iirat
step, cut down tho sntures Of tho Inspectors Of
Mineral Waters rs rowArd for not keeping
tlolr eyes opcn. They hnve ordered fresh
Hcrcs OF analyses, and meantime everybody Is
very much put aut.-exccpt. prrh1ps. tile pro-
prIetors Of tho Apollislnrfs Wnter.
, 1881-04-06

GENERAL NEWS.
Special UApdtsh to 1ne Chicago Tr4buns.
Ton,Srt,, April E.--Thc vcssel-nwncrs hnvo
formed un!ou, It Is said, 10 employ iion- Union
enllOrs.
THO plastercrs OF tho city hnvo mRdo n do
maud Oh their employers for m a1yntcc uf pny.
They arc paid at tho rnte nj r. pcr day, md
wnut Sell. About llnlf tho employers have
granted tho Incrcnsc. md It Is thought tho
othcrs will nisn nxrcc to It.
spsttat Dtpafeh to Tht EAtedoo 1rtbuns
OTTAWA, April 6.-slr. Il. 4. Z. Pow l,ns ru-
turned frOtn New York. having succeeded In
orunnizinR c1Hpanlcs to work tho fIo Island
Silver Mine, OF, 1,,ku snpcrtur, md tho rlnccr
Gold Mlnn Mt tic Chauiuro, Province nf Quebcc.
Special Dupaseh 10 Tbs chteasu 7rtb,v,t.
MONTREAL, April 5.-Tho Frnnco-Cnnndfcn
Credit -Fonclcr has a!rcn'iy plMccsl FeO0.oW I'll
sunrtgnRcs ut pur cent In this Province.
I'he bnring operations for tho st. Lawrence
Tunnel demonstrated TINT stratum Of rock
runs usulcr the st. Lawrence from H1cholagn to
I.unRne!ttt. Thls insllrrs tho Pructcah'llty Of
tho work,
Tho ur1annl Hack 1lawk, q celebrated Cana.
dian trotter IN his hny. ind sire OF many nntctl
horses, died bern thu 1ts1cr tiny.
Sir Hugh Allun hAs returned to town, anu
WIS much amazed ut the Hsores nttont tllut lio
intends to inHkn 1!ossnn his principle port. llo
Will srtnl his ships where tho trade Gxlsts.
Sp<ciat Dlspltei IN The Chieu1u TRIBUNE. g
ST. JClIH, N. H.. Aprft5.-A bill to incorporAto
tho Orange h11y hHA Mcn tlcfeNtct! III tho Ley
islutlva Council or 1'rlnce Edward Island.
, 1881-04-06

Special Ditpatrh 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
MnSrKEAL, April 1.-Thc Intelligence of tho
class from whom tho petit jururs TOR tile
Assizes here Ia taken mny bc judged by tho ful-
luwilg incident. In tho Court Of Queens
I.ench, during tho Interrogation of a witness III
tho cRso Of person acctlsc1 or doing 9rtovous
bodily harlt,. witness. who EnyG hls HrncFnt
Testimony In Frut,rt, Battl: '"tlut up,-you i,ro
mot t1eah," In English. Mr.. JUSTICE llaby; fear-
ing tho jury lid mt understand tho rnH.ark.
turned u them und nsked II thoy understood
the tncannE 1T tho war'!s. "Uut up,-yosl nro
mt ticad,"-the eyes of tho Court. tho witnesses.
md tho crt,w being direuted on tho Jury. which
waa largely cEIn]n'scd Ut French huuLtnT!s. All
present wcro awtitt,ng their reply, when, tn tho
general MtHazclatnt. tho jury lnElrd lately arnso
concerned expression at cauntohanco. Yne
Judge euuit not rrtrRn from j0Enln1 III tho gem
crul nlurrituvnt ut lie result Of hls tlurry.
, 1881-04-06
A SOCIETY ELECTION.

oPkt1ut I7IspHttH ~ 7Ht EH1tQ91 1FIuHH&e
MONTREAL. April 5.-Quto a sccne took plAce
nt St. Intrlcs Sucicty lust uiEht, or rather this
r,nrnli,K, fnr tho election dtI not terunato utl-
til thls morning. President +. u. McNnmoo
WIS II candidate fur election, and wRs opposed
by Htchartt MoShame. a grocer. Party feeling
rim high. Whom the limo for election earn0 the
President nominated tho scrutinccrs which was
Objected to OIL tho ground TINT,
tho President himself being n cantl-
tntg, hH SHOULD mt Uccnpy tho clnr.
The President replied that tho Constitution WIS
r,, arpitrari,y linn tb frsI, tMI,1inrs SttnF
sumo discussion, the cxctnmcHt Increased until
u puglltstte enrn4utcr WIN ut ono tIne inlHll-
hull. Mr, McEnmee wna elected President, but
tho whole election will u, protested ngalnst OF.
tue grtatl or ilIcgnlity. Tho proceedings calhptl
Thc meeting WIS In session eight huurs.
, 1881-04-06
THE COURTS.
fllti3ttEkS.

h. Elizabeth NcNcthy 1lltd bIli yester1ay
3xntnst l.. David NcNcthy, asE!ng for u divorce
on the grnIpd Vt descrtion.
l.or!sa Huber asked fur decrcc against her
ansballd. Adolph Huber, cLurxtnx htsn with
1rIhkeunes3 Atll cruelty.
ITEN5
Friday will be the last slay Of acry!ca to tho
Arstl l.rn Ut tho Circuit Court.
To-day ID Default Jay IN tho superior Court.
Ihe Appellate Court Will Mcct to.Ao1uw aud
reI.dtr opinions.
Judge Tu!ey will decide tho motlon u ro-
dockut III tho AeWterry VIII Gust to-day,
UNITED STATES CnCETs.
Henry Sampson, Of New York, md II. Z,
1cn kIuA. Assi4Ire In bAukrnnty Ut y. J. Walker
ted !. till yesterday against }. yulInx Ecaninun
LIS Firs1 National uauk VI Ch!caxo, the stock.
, 1881-04-06
OBITUARY..
111CuM IIt}sTO1,D.

Special Difpatet to 7ht Ch.ea7o Tribune.
BOSTON,. Mnss., April b.-Thc tlnn. Eiocn,n ffos-
ford, onc Of tho most prominent citizens Vt Low-
eli. died this ,nortllng. fio was !argeIy Identified
with tho manufacturing interests there, md ha
served Us Mayor nnd In tho Legislature. Six
years ngo when tho l!oston & towull 1taliroad
Yns seeking so,1,u wise head and strong hand to
relieve tho corporation frt,n Its ontaugIen,cnts,
when tho stock was down ntnong tho fortIcs. Mr.
fl0sfOrt wns chosen manager, aid ,IA proved
1nost eic!et md successful conductor III It's Hf-
iNls retrieving It's impaired popularity. build.
LIVING to SEQ It's stock g0abusu par III tho 1nnr-
kut.
, 1881-04-06
DENTIST sMEtT BLOOD AND BARXeD,

Envy, tho n,cnnest OF Mi cre,lted things,
crushcs ont everything TINT ls noblo ind tnaaly.
It tcmpts weak minds to blacken character,
hoplnR thus TO wh!townsh Its avn. but as certain
NJ right will prevail It will rccoii on Itself. Cen
CAuleron said: "a mns, who nnkcs no enemies
is ncv0r positive furce." Drs. MeChesney
haro hosts of frloutls, and from necessity 1nust
havo professional xrlmblcrs. Hut their roputa-
ton Ia bOy0nd rcprpacb,
, 1881-04-06
a GOOD SCHEME.

SpfttdI UlspAteh 70 Tie Chicago 1F1bNnf.
ClNc1SsATI. O.; April 5.-A Legislature Com
ln!tteo is III th!s city, und hns bcrn in consnitu-
ton Mtl tho afternoon and evening with tho Cln-
c.tllIntl Belt llnltroad Company and Uters inter-
estcd In abandoning that portion OF the cnual
withIu tho city anN usislg tho ted for ralIroad
purpcscs. There IL but !lttto 'ltn,bt but tho
lower part at tho canal Will bn abandoned, an
several rllront companies that wltl,t 1t nHsi will
struggle tn Ect possession Of It, The problem at
solved by converting tho canal bud 10 ruilroa4
USE.
, 1881-04-06

QuEnEC, April 6-Tho CHnatten recortla o
strnnXo nppAritlon said tn hnyD b0cn Witnessed
by Tho Capta,n and crow Of ona Of rho schooncrs
navigating tho River 81. Lawrence. bctwecn
MurrHy ltay md knInouraska. 4 remarkable
monster, npraranty nifty feet i. length, with
hug l.s Mpiin tho buck, mud u heal resembling
that Ut shurk, WIS ser,l fur Bnll,e tIll,r. " u
Bhnst t,!stnHce fsD!n tho SCHOONER. to nnuso Il,
sell by raising itsrlt rlr,ly MT Ut thu water and
10 uUll for aoillu hundreds Ut teet around II.
, 1881-04-06
DE<iIIIS,

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n;: >; $sS;; ssS$ s;s ;';s
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3ss yaes y sass. ss ." j Ssss Ssss
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aSpos 'o csata oaes y ea Il u u cava ''
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lHdIuu,t-nv.
sui. sa afI fIssse! sss fs;s ii
ssss As: ssss. ssGs7 s" 's'
,0Ep%k0!t-Aprsl ,. Ellen uconaor wits OF Mat
FSnsrai ESat.dsy morning e. Z oeiock from y.
s cass}, Il teasssis F''aas u liz
,.s3Ssss a A. Mp" r. sf Msfee as . Il
S!i;SS SSs4 sss's ind ii months tofast'; u
sch"rley youngest son OF t'an!s'
uius isisaa Nv. " caS.iaass 70 Gaisasy Gus.sfy.
REEn-russtiay. April 3, of npopls1Y, Airs. sarah
cesE sE ase sss. s 3
N2' sfss i s'esas
tmn1ral Jhnsrdny ir1i Into reslde Ftnno-st.
AZ gs %9sG a1s q l Ms'c w s 'aa
GkAUI-Anthuny. son oF Patrick Aru W.nfscd
tn%sfs j tgea;f1%y s3 eE
.n Esns tsSIy aaaS sssa Maif j
'S"0 si;.y Its soul rest In peace.
Guli,EN-Tucshay. Apr 5. Matthew Gnlien. q
ireiaSd. and formerly Ut Toronto, laaata. aaou Il
H taie raae9 tro n saH r.
sias. i" .hs thcsi d sha lioIy Fau!, thusico Il
, 1881-04-06
WALTER I}OOTIr.


Special ntIpatct to Ihs Chteapo tribune.
PAINS, IT,, April 5.-WnItcr I,out.,, nroni-
nent citizen aud merchant at this city, tllcs, 1T
hIs residence ut !. o'clock this morning nf ruCu-
nofi'n. If. WAS n brother Ut Senator Newton
I}ooth, Of California. nnd prominent Odd
Fellow and held many positions Ut ullclul trust,
Among which wins Mayor Of this city for two
rrrro Ilute. ttiruo brothers, twu sisters. and
two so1ls survive him. hs bnIrg tho only death
III tho family siuco hts parents 1nurriuHe, sixty
&hrGC ygArs hrG.
, 1881-04-06
THEY ENrECT WAR.

Hpsetut UtspattA to Tht Chicago Tribune,
OcoS0Mowoc, Wis. April 6.-lt IL halluyed that
tho now rultroal being built tesworn sla1.sun
and Milwaukee will hnvo trouble whun thUy como
III locate slcpot noar this present Villages at
depot. and both cAu!ot huy1 IT, 1ioth hnvn
thretielleI thnt III c:!sa tho delnt ~ nut hwAtcl
whcr0 they desrc. thoy, viii uso f0reo nKaihst
RUtle Nwny Athl Will ruturn arEucl and prepared
fur AHy tnlurEGnoy.
, 1881-04-06

Special Dispateh 10 1At Chteaao Tribune.
IxptASAroI.1s, Ind. April 5.-The articles Of
consolidation Ut tho Rensselaer, l. Chlcago HAIL
way, Of Indiana, with tho Chicago u New Yark
ltaiaway Company weru also He'd. us wero tho
articles OF consolidation OF tho Continental llai!-
way Company With thu .Chlt's!Ku 4 Now York
Railway, In both cusus u 1e called by tho latttF
t}utnU.
, 1881-04-06

6pteEal UlsP1teh 70 7ht Ch1eaQ9 7F16aH1
OTTAWA, April b.-Tho report for lss0 Ut Prof.
Chorrlman, Chief Superintendent Ut Insurance,
pot SOL publlshett,-w1li show TINT the tntal
net cash received for ire premiums by Cana
dian INSURANCE opu,lles amounted ~ IL
being Hn ti,gtcnau uspr that Ut l6tu-unlitliuH
tho Nuti0uAl Insurance. co,npatty. nut included
In tue present rppEt-ot }iii.UNt. sumo ot tue
NrIt1sh et,IapLutes 1ulnx hIsIuesa III CuHnda hafu
nut yet l!iatu their retArils
, 1881-04-06

JEltuME-aIG lFFF,-sinrch ~, nj !,entlac. III
Miss Siar9usrisY McAulle. ot l'hi!n!e1pl,ia
, 1881-04-06

R)ako: md, with his concurrence. tho 2iat II
Anfji hna llern hxctl an the rnost convenient
tIntp. Sir Wttltnm l. 1tow1And Inns bcun rcHcst-
ri, anI lns consented, to preslu OIL tho nctn.
hio.t; ami proinincnt members Of tho lAhcral
party FROM vnribuA Provinces Of tho dominion
hlve boon invited to 10 present.
, 1881-04-06

C1n,mlns dues not nGvcrtiso teeth for 81 ant
charge more. 10 StAtu.
, 1881-04-06

\ blake HANQUET.
spteiai Dlpattt to 1hs Chte"So Tribune.
ToNoSrA. April d.-The Aeforsn Association
has .lvuduEel u banquet 10 the 1lVn. E4Wurd
, 1881-04-06

buck s. Iiaynsrs Moth Powder ts harvester
TINT rGnps ruacbcs by tho million.
, 1881-04-06

CLINTON, ILL.,, april o.-'fht Illinois Central
HALLWAY Company nayed shclr tratn-lsiatc',.
or's aIlluu to t4ts place to-day tor tho southern
division ur tEu road. W. now hhye thrt'u OF tho
pronitnuut rIilroah offices located III this clty.