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The Color Line ON Juries.

The decision OF the c. 8. Supreme Court
yesterday reversing the sentence OF q state
court OF Delaware passed upon q colored man
convicted of rape, because colored men were
excluded from the juries, will no doubt fix
precedent which Will guide courts hereafter In
determining cases OF this character. Ia sim
liar cases, hitherto. the decisions have been In
the other direction, for the reason that ft has
been next TO impossible to establish the fact
that the exclusion OF colored men from Juries
was on accout or color. In the Rives case OF
Virginia the court met with this diff Guilty and
rendered decision accordingly. The laws of
Delaware restrict the jury service to qualified
voters, AID though the constitution adopted
many years ago restricted suffrage to white
citizens, 1t has been held by the courts of that
state that the fifteenth amendment to the L. s.
Constitution repealed that restriction, or
rather rendered 1t null and void. Chief jus
ttce Waite and Judge Field dissented from the
courts opinion, substantially on the ground
that the fact that the exclusion OF colored
men from the juries which indicted and con.
victed the prisoner was not positively shown
to be On account OF race. One effect OF THIS
decision viii probably be TO more firmly secure
to the colored man his right Of jury service and
to prevent, hereafter, In any part OF the coun-
try, resorts 10 technicalitieS to exclude him
from that service.
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This is specially applicable to- Clothing Houses
It's the house which gives the best In material, fit
sy lie and finish. ana the most for the money, that
increases in business and prosperity. as We are
doing. And it's Withholding little here and q
little there in tie goods and finish and making a
suit to fit PRICE, rather than REASONABLE
PRICE to at the SUIT, tha. has brought many
House to grief. Especially is this noticeable In
READY MADE GOODS. the actual wear Of which
is the only guide you have to their quality: and
if ours are not the BEST why is it that our trade
constantly increases:
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The District Commissioners 1t seems require
Chief Engineer Cronln TO make an am pie ao1l-
ogy to Commissioner Morgan because, when at
the fire the other day that Commissioner was
giving orders to the flremea Cronin said 20
him. rudely, major Morgan. am 10 charge OF
this fire." AS the Commissioner Is undouoteil
the superior oficer 1t Is right that Cn.ef Cfolln
should apologize for his b.usqueness. That
done It would be the correct thing for IL ljor
Morgan to apologize to Chief Cronia for inter
1ering Ia the management OF the fire da2lr
ment when In active service at fire.
The President as commander In Chief o. tne
armies OF the United States might as properly
interfere with the orders Of the general in iGl-
mediate command on the field of battle. The
Right Honorable Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. 3.
and First Lord OF The Admiralty, and ruler Of
the queens Na-vee, was undoubtedly the boss
OF Captain CoTcoran. of Her Majesty'5 Ship
Pinafore, but it will be remembered things got
very mitch mixed On that removed vessel when
Sir Joseph Undertook to exercise that authority
and give orders over the Captains head. TOO
many cocks spoil the broth; one head Is bet
ter than two In command On the battle field:
and 1t is easy to see that If our three District
Commissioners should appear at fire and
separately undertake to give orders on the oc-
easion there would be,-well great super
fuiV Of boSsing. to say the least.
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rIBeOk BkOrHrR6
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER6
l0l2 Pefnt ylvs:.ia ave.. Wssh.ngtou. ID. C.
81 Fine Printing specially ssale
ROokBlHDlN0--ThsL YoErT BrSprnY employ
" orst-clsss Woremen, and turns ont supersos
dty. lcl1 Pa. ave-. "a noor ooti .
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-s COLI aHIMBLF, marked 81. o.,
u pJobabi. on 7ih 81 Liberal reward IL eft vi, d
ARr. BOt.lZaAh. 1914 12ih ct. northwest m3-2s
II OsT-A par OF SILVER sPaCTAcLes ana
IL Csee. With VIM. BxeuuinReI the Ie Telsr's
nsme on il. Sunday, May lat III Mr.. Ffcks' suue-
raj Finder win please leave thsm at 1l9 Hast Oey-
itol St IT
m OSr-Op Il, between 10Th and llth s.rsess q
IL COLLAR PIN, With corsl bar, about the size
Of twsffy I'VE cent rtece. The nader will bs re-
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The history Of politics In this country DOES
not, perhaps, furnish an instance of greater
disappointment than John Kelly and Tammany
suffered In the election Of Mayor Grace, OF New
York. In the presidential canvass, when all
shades OF democracy In New York, including
some of the Tammanyites, protested agaiast
the candidacy of Grace, on the ground that It
was hurting Hancock, Boss Kelly was deaf to
everything except what he considered his own
interest. He insisted upon Grace, and, though
thousands Of democrats refused to support him,
the latter was elected mayor, m ainly tarough
the hard work OF Tammany. 1t Is but duo TO
the present mayor to state that prior to his
election he declared he would not belong to any
man or faction. Even before the mayor was
tnaugurated Kelly discovered that this decara-
ton was made In earnest The mayor not only
repudiated the assumed proprietorship OF Tam
many In him, but rejected Its advice, and
quietly permitted Kelly to be turned out of tie
controllersh1p. Now Tammany Is bitterly fight.
Ing the mayor at every step. II such disap-
pointments could overtake machine politicians
oftener 1t would be all the better for everybody
outside OF the political rings
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A. SAKS & CO.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
rs 3i6 and 3iS seventh st.

DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-Notice is
~ hereby given that the partnership lately sub
sisiins between N; O: LAWS aud j. II. THASK.
under the firm Of ID. c. LAWS X Co was dtss olyed
b. mutual consent on tie LIST day OF May. A. D.
1879. M O. DAVIS,
J. N. TRASH.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

CuNMhR BOAkD at q very desirable country
y Jesioenee near iutesrora stati.n, Metropois IAN
3, arch e. miles from Sugar Loaf Mount ain
TERMS reasonable Miss EMMA ALLNUrT.
Lickvi]e. Frederick co. Md. ap5o- St.
NEW WINDSOR CoLLEsE-Ma9nidc ebt shade: :
IN view Blne R:dse: Sulphur SpsilGs, baths
AOBKRR. SO Tih street.; or address 4. a JELLY,
: ew Win1 scr. Nc. Apg7-Srl
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nLD VINE AND OLD FRIENDS are knownA a.
" the beeG 80 q yDSTR'S old stAnd kposn FOR
yerrs Tie erfy ylsoe where ART eiaes -EcoHp
HAND ctAIHiSG can be sqia q respect s6ss
619 DIT, between eth end TIL ste northwest. %
Branch Store. No 4u8 9th St between y eud
ended to. MARIA
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There is that giveth, yet increaseth,
There is that withholdeth more than ia meet vet
cometh 10 Poverty says the toise Solomon
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BOARDING.

BOASDlNG.
Eoh REhT-wlth BOARD. large, pleasant. wen
a III nlsheo ROO1S on Grst or second floor, at
low Iat.s for the summer. 9i9 st. northwest.
HANDSOME ROOMS-Low to perm snent ten
fyiyania avenue. ap30-9;
NICELY FDRrIsHEU ROOMS AND BOARD.
IN $50 per month. Also, transient boarders, I
Ter day, at No. 40 sure ct northwest ap30-3t'
EIhST CLASS BOARD-s2O per month at
Il 'LRIVER'S Palace Hotel. +" l343 PennsyIvanis
avenue Elegant dining hall and the best of eyery.
thiI < the mar ets afford. ap30-4w
NNBE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH IT'S FINE
perior tsble, will be found a most desirable place
Ter summer boarding; rates: room and board. $25
aid $SU per 18th. ap3U
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROO AS AT
~ Sleatly reduced rates for perm arent, tran
Alec. Rooms, 9f8 18th st. ep28-lws
CT MARC HOTEL-Tirst class TABLN BOARD
- SO month. 1he St Marc Ii noted for its
excellent table. Apo Inn
EIhST-CLAss HOTEL BOARD $40 PER
% north. at HARVEY HOLDEN's. lOl6 Penn
sylvants ave. aDlllm
Lon RENT-Airy ROOMS. furnished OF unfur-
y niened pleasant location. at Nos. 314, 8l6 and
Per month. SARAH FLAaLER. janiS
VfHk LOCHIKL HOUSE. SO 9th street north
l. vest te one Of the cosiest and best conducted
Boarding Houses in the city. Transient Boarder1
accommodated at reasonable terms. tanl9
, 1881-03-07
HIGHWAY R0RBFRS.


John Sullivan md ThomMs ftullR,ld, loafers
known To tho pulice as "Centennlal busns," hc-
cnllso they gencrnly to bu found tn or atBuL
tho kEontelniul nud other frce-lunrh zaloo1ls
ubout tbs corner of Madison und cunut strcets,
nr0 uu1er unrest ut tho West AInuis1u Street
Station ehurxe.! with highway robbery, They
were captured by Oitlctrs wheeler Alt! MIrCMOl
shurtay ufter huvInv held ny mud got,Iea Oh
Gnna! street, butween Washington alltl Madison
was Oh blu way to his lntlglngs ut 1Ma lteti.el
lluIe Ut tlie e'Irncr nf Lako uid !)rsllHtMc>
structa, Tho thieves KOt " cash utli u pocket
knttc: Tho cAsh wns recoyoFed III theLr possu4.
alon. but tho kntfe WIS thruwA Into u annw.
bHnk.
ueorgo i: lIlxtt, whllo slightly undcr tho ,st-
tluencG Of tatiuur late Saturday Night fell III viii
u purity OF three or four houinMs llI sUnp cheuI,
restaurant ErAr tho eortvr uE Fan llureli mt
Clark streets, WIN followed! him n,,t uf tho plaes
A41a knocked httn down and robbed him OF aDoIl.
$4o casis. tio reculsed uulto painful conIusl.,,'
over tho right eye frDM slunyshut Or suItlt
slullur weapon III The hands Of Ont Ut his nksAlI
Auts, liz could furnlah tue police With n0 de-
scrtptIon Of tic men. hlld 10 urtests have beulI
MalA.
, 1881-03-07
AN EXTENSIVE DISTRIBUTION,

a jarRc sleigh containing party ol solas
thirteen or fourt1ou ltulinns. drAWn by seaa
u spirited horaes, at II o'clock last night 7aa
against wagon-poto which projected out in'o
tho street ut tho corner Of Illinois and MartS.
stroots. Several persons were thrown "us, ~
tho tenn taking fright RIM away With tho sleNn
cast on Illinois atrcgt. ffure Anh 1ht10
along tho ronl I'M occupant 81 n11 sa1
sleigh Was thrown nut. IniN w. ~
one. n0un(ak Ot!nutn, re,nA1c Ftnal5 N nj NJ
tao was thrown ollt ut tho corner 1i Mtl!s sau ~,
Illinois atreots, and, striking ulmh ms neau .n In
tho slroot.cur rails he rccs'st Il aosNss s,sn shn
wnunl. 1ao was attended, by 3}r. l4e',flh!a % snS
thenco ho was taken 10 h!s l,ohrtiinK. hoasa -.
NJ. 70 West Randolph street. Al ~ othernn mn
cApcd injury. Tho runAwny tenIlt AAd ia ~. w."
recapturei lip to MI curly hour this IIorh'a9'
, 1881-03-07

NABlIylLLE, Tcnn., March G.-Tho body OF
Emma White, the wlro of Anantus Whitu, col
cred. who was murdered In this city by her hus-
band On tho night Of Fob, u, WINS discovered at 6
n'clock this afternoon, at point hulf utio
distant fron her into residence, buried two and
n ha!f feet undsF tho ground. Several persons,
stimulated by an oflor OF $50 reward for tho re-
ooyrry Of the body, nude careful examination
OF the ground for quito Il distance In overy d.
rccttoa, And, observing place where tho carth
appcare1 to hnvo been disturbed, examined
1t, l!ndlng tho corpse Of tho missing wolnn11.
Tho body WAS removed to tn undertaking c.
tahllRhmont, wllprc It WIS Identified Gy rcntlyos
anl frends Ut tho deceased. Theru wure soyeral
wounds nbout tho bend where tho murderer had
struck her with a stick Or othur heavy fnstrll-
incnt. crushing in tho facu III several plnccs.
Immediately utter tho body wus brought to tho
city Il mob Of i.bo0, most of them coorcd, rushed
to tho JUL md made demonstrations Of v1olctee.
Sheriff Johnson anu several policemen wero sta-
toned ut tho loor OF tue jul md told tho mob
that tho first mun WIN attempted TO cross tho
dcath. This hal the effect OF cnwfng tho 1s,ub,
who cp1tGntou themselves with dp1IO3ltulnH tho
murderer a1.d threatening to hung hinl. About
q O'Clock Aolne rursun Ir thu crowd threw Il
SON, 4 brother Of tho Sheriff. nt,l cuttus Il gash
The llob fnll luck. Several attempts wore nude
by neKroes tn lntiucu thn mob 10 aura,lco tho
jail, but a proved, incfrsctual., md tho crowd
Kradulity i(spersed, leaving A!tOut iilty ut II
o'c!s}ck. Theru IL Ereut Indignation ninpllk tho
ncKraes ovrr tho nlurtiGr+ AlA they cxprtss II
portnnity presents itauif. Those IL only cIrc,iti-
stuntlal rslence against thu ,lccrscd, int It Ia
sufficiently strong To hang him. eetcrHl wilt
atll tho rest win be examined to- n-Il0rruw morn.
ing. Tno a!.,rd1r is suposo y oe @ .!tis to leu!-
sy + w 70 5,cg t whte VIZ w
rhurlcr, a.lllorWcnt n preliminary u1nEnisln-
, 1881-03-07

THE H4ALTIMUltE COLLISION.
DAIT1iOnE, March G.-Tho baltimore s;
Potnnluc Ralroad wreck IL cleared from, tho
trAck. ard up to noon to-lny twelve trains, cotn-
prsing III cnrs. mostly ilrd with troops and
visitors TO Washington, passod through tho city,
on route for tho Wost and East. Hurry Free.
burn. engineer Of tho empty train, and whose
skull wns fractured III tho collision. was 80 much
Improved this morning TINT he was removed to
Washington. wharg he resides. He bud d writ
t!on. unu there await tho arrlynl Of tr1In No. TO-
Tho fn:t trnin,-wh!ch Ind tho right Of way.
Jnln EnElnna, engineer of Mo. III. bud written
train. Frccburn dlanbcyett by passing tho sill
ing 1T Severn, and the coillsion cuu1tl not bo
wounded who remain In ibis city uro reported s
doing well. The money dainnEe by tho wrcek-
tng Of locomotives and cars Ia about 81, QUO.
, 1881-03-07

IsosruN, Mnrch GA mysterious caso Of shoot.
iuE In tho Charleston Navy-fnrtl eanu to light
to.tluy. Archlhnll Anderson, Il night watek.
mnt,. WIS found deAd III II rom on h!s buut Fri.
!ny night, nntl u hasty examination waa fnhJe
hy u nAvnl surgeon, who statGA thn cause tu 10
heurt. .diAease. Il snall quantity Ut bltsotl Oh tho
Gulht,sg waB discovered late lust night, anu nu
autopsy to-day showed II bullet wonu.,
It. tho chest. Tho bali was found
III tho left iAng, anl .!enth IL
proved t0 have bcon cnlsos1 by iutcrt,nl hen,-
Nsshmge. The nuns pEstHl wMa found attached
to hl4 belt III closed drawer III the roor whrrr
ster0 l0 wls accustomed 10 kcup 1t with uIlu
IhRMtar pn,pty. Tho uAed!eui examiner believes
1t c..se Ut Ilurlur, hut tho pt,l!co M,k ur,n 1t
rs IpI!bcrhtu smI1!du, caitsotl by domestic tro.
tito. or At thu worst An accidental shooting by q
fellows -WAtGhMA1.
, 1881-03-07

HE DIES 8tHDESI,T DF AtDFLENTt
Srtetit Utspntth to The Chttaqa TFttunc.
NEW YonK. s}nreh G..-slr. T.. u. l}oonlcr, Ut
ChicnKo, o,,a of tho most celebrated br!19c-
builders III thta country, md tho lntc President
ofthe American lItldgu Compahy. died suddenly
to-day ut tue Windsor tiotel III this city, h, tho
nlst year ri his ARe. Mr. nunmer was formerly
Il brit,nc.but1or In this stnte. nntl; IL yrnrs nHn
won't West. where hoattaincd wstlo celebrity III
thu business 'rlc Krrnt RAILWAY nhI nlIrr bridges
wisconsin, uud alictsE.l., wcro tn.tt by h!,u.
-Four llnys ng0 hn ua,no On to Nuw ynrk. ,ecnin-
pan!e! by tw0 frlcn,!s. liz WIS taken sick tho
dHy HftGr his Mrrfrut. Hinl tn-.lny III trying 10
raise himself III his bed hn fell lnok uni! i!Iet In
stAntIy from Gpoplexy. Ti.g renlnii's w.re @ taken
,novr,l 10 Chicago hy his friends, lIe lraves II
widow md two enns Que " whotn IL. u. Duotncr9
Is nlxo q britlne- builder.
, 1881-03-07
Almost Complete Destruction Of
the Insane Asylum at Dan.
vile, Pa.
Tho In1nntes, Numbering Nearly
600, AL Escape with Their
Lives.
About S6oo,ooo Expended on the
Building-An Insurance Of
S25o,ooo.
A Blaze at Cincinnati Entailing d
Loss Of $160,000-Insuranoo,
$4,000.


THE PENNSYLVANIA INSANE nos.
1'ITAL.
DANvIi.r.E, rn.. Mnrcll g.-Tho main building
OF tho Rtnle Hospital for thu Insane ut thIs
placn ca,,Hht iro Inst nIght In MI unucc,tpIcd
wHrsl IN tim tt1st wug. wllfGh wns boinx rr-
1,tintcd. Tho condition Ut tho rousl4 WIS stc!,
that nssRlnnro from this place, n milo md a
tntlt tlsstnnt, cntill nut l'o rendered Until tho
tiru ,ast gntnetl great heatway. \ stean- engine
belonging tn this hurnugh wns tlraKRcd through
tho t1ucp snuw by SIX horses, but. soon nfter
EDinK into scrvfec. 1t VIII rendered. useless by
breAklnE snts'o ot It's machinery. Assistance
was teleKrnrllc for from different t1,vIlE III tho
vicinity. but hcforo It could Ce flrlllahrA. tlio
wl"!o wing l1id nan buIls!ing WIS destroyed. II
tao purpose uf saving tic wcst wIt,k. "F
Al nlotit o'c;onk ihis mori,tng tho fro was
thought to he under control, but n4atn brnkc
rho Hospital wns supplied with water from Il
lnrgc reservoir. hut 1t wns impossible tn ret IL
sufficient force t,i to l'a OF avai. Nnnrly hG0
r,ntinnia wore III tl,v institution, nl1 nf whnnl
Werc rein0snl without C1nfnsInn Or ioas OF lif1
70 detached buildings In tho renr Of tho ulain
At tho t!n,e tho tlro was discovered tho In.
nnutcs were III tho hospital ehnpul III rynnI1K
strvlcc. 1tId this circumstance asaIstc III keep.
HGthor. Most of, them viii he distributed to
nther StAte institutions un.Il soIne nrrungo-
tngnts ckn be rnts for their eure lerr*
soi,is eevyn years, y a % coxt tic statr abot nu
$GoH.0O: u wits u substantial structure. built OF
ston,, l.lto tfst front. W!h centre building
nrGl Of otic nuu tairct-gunrter ncras.
Thu sIre showod Il faulty construction uf tho
rooI IN no not havinK 1re wnlls nbosn sto rocf BE-,
uear,y tho longt Of tho btlll,llz nlun9 tic r0of.
Tue orlYiN Of tho ilre y unknown, There Il
nf' ils!lr!hco Ut about $22'o,0o3 On tho hospital
LArEn-Inls afternoon tho tlrcn,cn suceec,lct
~ s9vlilx porllon 1f tho west wliE. consisting
, 1881-03-07

CINCINNATI, March. Cat nine minutes pnst :
this morning mi rlnrnl cniel tho Fire Depart
ncnt to tho burning building OF J. a. Fay IS Col
1ntnu factory ot woodworking lnarhuery,
southwest corner Of Front md Jnhn streets.
Tho building was Of brick. Ito feet long by Iii
wide, ald tlso atur[es hfa1t. It WIS worth, with
stock n,ld snAohnery, s.:iD,Oao. On Saturday the
Company wns live months buhlnd witt, Its orders.
Ncar tho building arc Immense furniture.
chair, and yencusinR factories nnd Iunter-
yards. Tile place 1t GnilsdercA tho must
tunRcrons for fire IN the city. The fire started
III tho third story. Aul. though two watchnelt
Were In tho building Il watcttilnn Of Il neighbour
try building discovered light tn tho third story
nnd turned nn m A'nrm. THO whulo dcpnrt-
,ment WIS called out. Tho walls Of tho building
remain, al,h tho damage hy iire was cpnlIncd 10
tho three upper St0rlea Tho stnrt Ut tho tire IA
attributed to spontaneous combustion. Tho
tuss by flrU md Wnttr Is estimated ut $I5 it,
s!ranec, s97,0o0. and distributed III! over tho
, 1881-03-07

OFF1CE or TIE CHIEF SluNAt. OFFICER WASH.
1sHT0H. u. t., March 1.-For tho Ohlo Valley anI
Tennessee, clnudy or partly cloudy weather,
With occasional ruin, vnrlnble shifting to wuruet
castcrly win1s, statlonary or lowes barometer,
Fur Tho Lower Luke region, faIr wcHtLer
westerly possibly back,ne tn 1,ossicrly winds
stationary or higher temperature aud bar.
Oineter.
For tho Upper 1ako rcHlo,,. fn!r weather. vat1.
nbio Winds. mostly frHrn northunst ~ southeast
Iuwcr barometer, stationary nr htghue ten.
prratuse.
For tho Upper Mississippi md Lower Mtssou.,
Vnlluy, cloudy Or partly cloudy weather, oeca.
sln.,hf SHOW, i,urthenst9r1y Winds, pussitY Ge.
e0mlug variable, lower barometer, aud highrt
temperatures.
local OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-03-07

SpfftII 155pNe66 n 1H9 EhEtdoo Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, 1nd.. AtArch 1.-The o!llcu Of tho
AtantIu 4 Pacific Telegraph Company In th!s
city has been closcd nnd tho wirca aid business
trunsturreI 10 tho Wostorll Union. Tho aa1uo
Thing occilrru.l TOW ytArs ago. Tbs American
Union still keeps m Gtlio0 lore, but It Ii hardly
prubauo llat this Will bu loHK inallt u Inul al,d
tno telegraph business Will onc0 moro bu dune
solely BY tho Western Union.
, 1881-03-07

wnek, nf co,tran tho destruction Of tho records
practically destroys my prOapcct which
may lInto existed Of successful proscou-
tton bf the Hasnslns The iiro. II
Ia unlcratorul from II trustworthy sotItrt, wns
ktMlled By IN tnt,cndnry. Quo i. thu guilty
Nullys Is nyp,l with auapfctuf,. Thorc il little
r.p0n tn hnnc. however, lint, cven if guilty Of
arsoI,, he will tlo punished far thu o!tet,Ae 1T tut
community. which screens him FROM tho runlsh-
Inent for ri Erlrtr crso.
, 1881-03-07
GOV. CRlTTENDEN on GARFlEDD's CABS
NET

81. Iou1a, March 0.-0or. Crltttndeh. IN CO.., .n.
vcrsatlon to-dny regarding President dafaeta ~
Cablnet, said: "Sucsctary WIstlom Is 81. ,eaI aeaI
man, with stronR Western procllsistes' 4 noe.a,
man on the tariff question, and Il lrouo'"..ssoo ~
frlond Of Capt. Ea4ts Arl his ensllres ~ ~ I'm.
WHOLE" ho aAlG, 'ttG West bus rehstt1l tnnts ~
grntulato itself OH tho formation OF she S"pAe'
, 1881-03-07

md 1eglccicd it. Wills F' y Mr. 1.inco1n
r. Whitney nsklng him 10 -',"""n u' l. snus.
Williams ann let ht'r wr;to Inn stusn,uoano, 10 f;
Kns'innk ho., tlat Icltrr wn4 r,,'.%mti r,r'a, When
died week before j. sol,l f,nY.. r"'ey m".,,i'ney hni
%* %"ys ssrry That did lot writ, wi''0 III, btu.
, 1881-03-07

YAs,ltNoTos, u. C., Marsh U.-Tho lust doubt
that Gully and tho othor assnslns vi Judge this.
,ltA will escape tho punishment thoy descryo
MS bean dispclted. On tho night OF F1t,. II last
,hu couEt-Iionse at pe kab, kcnlpor County.
Hiss, was llre4. aut, With Its ensro contunta
xas consumed. Tho building contained the III.
Ictmenta and aIl tho other pnpors connected
With tho triAi OF Jud0e Chisolns's musdarcEs tho
trial ut whnlu WIS TX xIectGl 10 taxa nlatta nakt
, 1881-03-07
DAVENPORT, IA.

6psta1t IApaifa 10 lid tAft191 TFEltbt.
DArESpOttT, H.. Mnrch G.-l'ratns uu nil II.
roads nlc running to'nEnt. Fur tho first lima
sineu "Wednesday rrctghts have Iceu stars,
The tenprrnture bus been sery mill to-day, .bs
mercury marking IN tho SIN is degrees at.yc
Tho sudden chnElge il1l nit,In tho blur street,
run with WAter ke rivers, iHnny cellars hetny
tltled. ala IN lilo lower pnrta Of tlB town tnanY
Btore8 huyo been tIouuul. 'No'
, 1881-03-07

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Atnrcls t'.-.i Fort Dufonl
sl,ccinl tu tho pfanccr-press says tlat tho Ml,.
Bo,,rl 1tlver ut thut punt has rIsen twenty tee,
and Is still rising. Tho freHlrt from tho q.
tret!c NnrthWcst Will forcG tho ic mud Inntllate
tho country tf tho warm weather cnnttnues for
the SHOW II from four to fiv1 feet deep, and
thaWlt1K YrrE ful1itllY. ~
, 1881-03-07
CANADA.


Spteaat Dspd.ch to The cAteaco Tribune.
MONTREAL. atnrcli U.-Thc project Of obnnnng
tho channcl III tho 1T. Lsewrtllec tu tho Bo.Ith
sforu OF 1t. lIecns 1sta,,d gums Friends md
will likely tfo tnsrn up. Mr. StlG,tror, after Il
clrefnl estimate, believes thnt tho procct cn,l
To carried nl1t by the expenditure Of $a,5N1.Un;
of which sum ,000 will bo expended oil Tho
peninsula Itself. n,lu tho balnnce nf ei,5OD 100 in
restoring the 1Nrbnr tD tho prcsgnt cnpnclly. II
Tho liNrbbr E}nnrtl undertake. tho work lie bu-
lIrvns he Will hu able to show them TINT thuy
ttlll reNlze fran It $lGJ,0H nftcr buntlInu tlla
.f1oit necessary for It's construction ut pcr
fent,
, 1881-03-07
cAllGHT In The ACT

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
a young .aan giving tho naMe OF Henry Johsa-
son WIZ urrested curly yesterday ,nusninY bv
tlIt,cer kcrfc, who clttur upon hin Just after hu
lul urnken u pune OF 2luss ln Il 6torl-fFOnt ut
No. 37a West Indiana street, presumably with
burxlarlous iutcut,
, 1881-03-07

Sptttat Dbpatth to The Chteaoo Tribune.
11E0uMtSnTUx, Ill, Sfnrch G.-l'rMnk Ilol-
inRer, os Ellsworth, OF tr!at III this city for aov
crnl slnyR fur tho murder nf Kit K,thn Mt Fills
worth, who wts s.,ot whIlu Btenl,nY ctni fron, n
pnr. WIS released this mrtllNg. the Jury r1tltr-
Ing II verdict Ut F" Not guilty"
, 1881-03-07

AT TREDER1C1isBURG.v VA.
FREpElt1OKaDuRn, Va, btarcti 0.-John e.
IIurbanH's sunnc mills burned. LOSE, SJ5, 600;
insurance. $500.
, 1881-03-07

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. j.. ,,cu
New YoHK, Murch G-Arriye3, tho s.s s.,v:
Cniieru, from Hayrs: Anchors, from o'a7s0
And MAEcsYu, FROM Hull.
, 1881-03-07
Ex,PREsIlEhI HAYES.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aarch 6.-Ex' f1r.,1e'n S,nrtJn.
aud party, expected today frofn "" s',n,,'y 1t
did not arrlvc, se1lHfning over sun..v1,,, sun"av
Altoona. They will probably reach here sGau hoay
AFTERNOON. Tue Flrst City Iroup arftfea
tl.D1yht.