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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-23

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DE-. H. N.

Kewanee, Ill, advises us OF q remarks
BILE cure Of Consumption. He says:
"a neighbours wife was attacked with vi
olent lung disease, and pronounced be-
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WIEN LIE LAo1 q LIE Gol .
gredt feature of our Palace Cars isa SMOKING
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at all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed, b, tlis
line. and transfers are avoided ut Council Bluifs,
Kansas City, L~eavenworth. and Atchison, con-
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THIS dkExT THRoUGH LINE ARE AS
Al cnieAeo, with ali dlverging lines fOs the
XsENokEwoop. with the L. 5. & NJ. g., and P,
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{ WEST LIBERTY with the b.. {, RS N.R.I
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A. ~LEAyEswoRrH, with Kan rac' and kan
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aud LEAvENW OKTIs..
Great Kock Island Route" arc sold by
home Ticket ONCE. address.
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs. passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La salle.
Geneseo, Moline. Rock Island. Davenport, West
Liberty, Iowa City. Marengo, Brooklyn. Grinnen,
tic, and Aeoca with branches from bureau
Junction 10 Peoria; Wilton JUNCTION 70 Musca-
tine. Washington. Fnirield. Eldon, Belknnp,
CentIeyille; PRINCETON, TTSnson; , Sa Ka a ce epas.
Washington to Slgourney, Osknioosa, and KNOX
vile; Kookuk to Pennington. Bonnpartc,- Ben
tonsport. Independent, Eldon, Ottumwa, Eddy
Vile. osknlooss, Pella, Monroe, and Des Moinos;
Newton TO Monroe; Des Moines TO Indianoln and
Winterset; Atlantic to Lewis and Audubon; and
Ayoca to Harlan. This Is positively tho only
Railroad, which owns, and operates q through
line from Chicago into the State OF Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
cOuNCIL BLUFFS, ~LEAyENwoRrH and ATcHI-
kcc and Kansas city, vim tho milwaukee, and
Isck Island Short Line"
The Great Hock Island" 10 mngniicently
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track Is lidd with steel rails.
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our nsgniaccns Dining Cars y that g IN = sn, a.,
meal, us good rs Is served In any frst-class hotel.
for aoventy-Nve cents.
Approaching tho fact that n majority OF tho
npnrposos tnnd the Immense passenger business
Of this linc wgrrnnting ~. We are pleased 70 an
uouncc That this Complain runs Pullman Palace
SireSlng Ours for sleeping purposes. and Fdlaes
PULLMAN PALACE CARS arg. RI
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FOR infornation not o~btatnSblc nj "
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, 1881-04-05
SlIllsInE.


spsetas Dipateh to The Chicago Tr4buns.
ST. LOUIS, april 4.-i1obcrt Park this morning
pitched himself under passing train on tho
Missouri Paci1o HALLWAY, near Twenty. third
street. 4 Visit TO tho place showed tho evi-
dcuccs Of bloody work. The ra!Ia OF unp Of tho
tracka were coated with pieces Of human flesh.
and blood was scattered alonx for quite
distance where thH Unfortunate lnun
had been dragged. Tho placb where tho aeel-
dent occurred was poln1 ii llttle III tho Gust Of
workmen ure enxngcd TN tho tioEth si.lu of thu
Inilrou1 excnvatlng for several new trneks. 4
TINT while bis team wis Goiiix ioaseI he suw q
nan suddenly lart down upon tho track opposlt
ana throw hlts.ssr under 4 SECTION Of i frvxht-
this portion of the trnin wuH, separated
from tho engine. and wms goiux VI Il
which were empty, pnssed directly over nis icKs.
When pulled out frutl under thu traln II w,la
found TINT both !cgs werp harrtbIy crushed 1c-
tho wheels hRA tnkcn Il diugonl,l shoot 10wnrd
TIC aip;, The nun was horribly nnnRed. bus
quickly. arriyctl, After u Hurried exainlna- :, e
eoaa eaSa the not a0'fSs !yo sud wbtn tbs Ss
h"Ss.t ra1f and ssst ho y lived @ Win ns i no.''ss ~
He was asked whether llo would rather Ko to tho
hospital or be sent huine. md no sAd he wantpl
togo h,n!c. Thy Doctor ns|se.l huw tho atlliir
hi,nsit u,,lnr tn ,rnt ~ ~. % ~ ~ t,"u 49, @
Hion why ho did IT, he BnA be Wns tired Ut l!tut
and dldn't wnnt tn live my lnnger. lilo wn5
taken to bis hone. whore he died two hours aft-
er tic occurrence,
sT. Louis. NO.. April 4.-liobcrt Sparks, a
young man living with hts nsuther nntl HIstors at
1p05 Je1crson ny,.nitc. tArew hItMse!f under tho
wheels of sw,tchlnx cnKine IN thu Missouri Ia
clio Yards at the JeiterauIt aven'Iu crossing NJ
taken home. ull1 died In nj hulr. II Is said hu was
tired Of living. and threw huBelf bcfure tho
engine With auicstn! intent.
dpteiat Utspateh ~ 1ht Chtedoo T'fttuns
AILWAUKER, Apri! 4.--Tlnnthy Eullivuu, who
applied To bo sullt tn tAe tiuuso Of Correction
Institution this tslprn1ng. lto twlstcd u sheet
into ropu allsl strauxIed himself By tying 1t to
a yenkilasor bur.
, 1881-04-05
A JEALOUS ,voh1AN's CRIME.


LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April i.-Tha recent mur-
der Ut Gold Creek, n short distance from. this
Elnce, promises to Ieyelop sotnu now phnscs Ut
Icndishncss, Tho adjourned Inquest concluded.
ita work today, and brought I'll n verdict that
Patrick shascn. tho deceased, WINS murdered by
hla divorced wlfo, 3lrs. Mayer. Ehason was
wc!l-known ra!lrpal contractor nud Ia snil to
haye bccn quite wealthy. About two yoara uyo
llo mnrriod Mrs. Mayer, but tho union proved
anything but happy, md she applied for
aua obtaIned q divorce and large
Gently he hnd bcon paying attention to another
lntiy, Intending to mirry her. This Nrouscd Mrs.
Mayors Jealousy. ind II IL alleged she wayIntd
ShAsan and stnbbed him to uGNth when hu no.
knuwIcaHed th1t ho tneAnt to wed thu woman.
l1s WIS found lead IN tho railroad truck, vol
ttrll,B In Il pool Ut hnUd. having been stabbed
repeatedly Iii tho st0mncE. Tho accused Ia
gs,Nt.tnoktnG wunhn. about q: years old, uni! IL
now ~ jail pending trj9l for tho critno:. Tho
tho Statu.
, 1881-04-05

6ptetas D!spateh to The Chicago TrtbRns.
DETRo1r. Dfich., April +.-The apslng elootlon
occurred In Mlehixan to-day. Tho State at
lnrgG voted for ono Justice Of tho Supreme
Court and two Regents nf tho University. and
Of COURSE the Republican nominees wqre e!oos-
ed by majorltics npproxlmattng from 10000 to
m.0oo, with very light vote polled. In this city
4 very warm contest was wavc.l, the struggle
bciug oyer tho e8ction Of II uourd Of Educaiiou
md u Rucordnr. Tho Republicans nominated
for the lattcr uIllce George D. Swift. tho psospllt
lncuu,ocnt wbo twelve ytHrs nRo WIS rleuted us
Democrat. Dnriug bis torn Ut Ottcc he llas been
Il turroE to oril-doers. aud consequently was up-
posed by tho thieves, md thugs, nnti thu DO
moeracy, which In this city Is conducted on rho
"boss" systetn, Tho opposna cnndidato. Ed;
VIII +. CUn0lyt a mnlI ug t,ng character aud
utillty, was sher!ncud through tho a,tpport III
the crl,niuul and vicious clHsses: Judge Swift
Gurriel nearly every ward III the city, Nnl Is
c!ecstl by hAndsostle mnJorIty. Judge Chuln-
bers. present occupant OF tho Circuit Bench. ts
thnuKht to hc REFLECTED. IN tho county tho ltr-
publican ticket und tho C.tizous' nominations,
cunlposcd ot SIX Republicans ind ak DoIllo-
Grats, went In by Z handsome plurality In uppo-
Bttton to tho straight purity Tickets.
, 1881-04-05

Spsttdl DGpafsh to Ths Chisauo TYthnns,
CLEvELANu. O., April 4.-Tho city election to-
day was unusually qnIoe, and very light vote
has been poi!cd III .nany OF tho wnrds little
iApre than hAtf tho whole nuniber Of yotoEs
turned uus. At this hour tm!lRi9ht) but uno
ward out Of tho eighteen hus taluu full roturns.
Ha!f dozen others, huweycr, huye boom u,,-
officially heard fruiI, 4nl tho indcntions nro
that wholo Republican ticket IL elected. Tho
Republicans Will Goucudo uniy thrcu wards to
tho Democrats. Muyor Iierr!ck il aHain auccoss-
fn!, ~ It apI,cars. BY nDont l,54a majority,
though h!s ffien1a clA!tn u larKer vote.
Many othc1s nn, tho lsernhlirah ticket
m run tar uhead Ct thia figure. Soldiers, Kepub.-
l!cut candidate for pullcG Judge, WIS scratched
esonsldoraGly. .hough i y otlIksIy he hug bcon
itepubltcan maturity, am! rho l.oarl uf Euie..-
LION vii! AEsl AAva s11'all NFpuhlean lnaJurily.
Hrturns frunI II number OF towns Ia Nurthprl
u1lo ReneFa!!y stluw RelAhlloAn yictorlss.
" 4. M.--fttl wnrtla out Ut eighteen, 50 fur
reported, % nns alter trst estlMialcs, Twelve,
Hnti pruhahsy fonrtce,!t unt Of eighteen mct,,-
hcrs of tho City Counci elcctcu lrG Gitppublcul,a,
WHO. With tne larKo Republican majority hull.
INK oyer, will Klyo them absolute control Of the
City Government.
, 1881-04-05

AT FVI&T SUFTl4Ts I. It.
Sr. LOUIS Mo-, april IA special from Fort
Supply l. r., sAys: Tho officers quarters, occlt-
pied by Cnpt. c. u. Callnhnr, Fourth Cavalry,
Lieut.. Henry WyRart, Twenty fourth tnfantry,
md f.iuut. D. II. Appel, wcru totally destroyed
by tlre lust sa.urnY. aud 1t wns only by tito
etronuuus cxertluns Of tho officers and soldiers
wcro snvcd frnri dtstriictlon. Cupt. Calinhnn
md hia st.tor who lived with him. Inst every
thug thoy m,sscssed, Including vauabin papors
cttnpanY II. Fourth Cnvalry, wis r,ollrly slltf0.
dntcd: an1 +. l.: slason. of tho san!u Company,
md Charlcs Wcbster. Company a, Twenty
fourth tHfantry, wero AcvGrcly Injured In at-
tempting to snbduo the umcs.
, 1881-04-05
an Indiana Farmer Attempts to Shoot
His Son and IL Himself Shot
Dead,
4 jealous Woman in Arkansas
Murders Her Divorced
Husband.
A Negro Murderer IN Mississippi
Hunted Down with Blood
hounds.
Muraerous Shooting Afftay Betweon Two
saloonksopers in the Streets Of
Cincinnati.


OMAHA, Mob, April "A vigilance committee
has Gccn nsanzctl Mt Sidney Ncb., for tho p.ir-
pose Of driving thtovex, cut.thrtnlts, and lcs-
rorHdocs from town. they having run tho town
for sol.lo tno past The cause Ut urynntztng
tho committee WIS tho murlerous attack Ut ono
Ryun upon lawyer W. II. Michael, who WIS
prosecuting suit against hin for sou,b o(Yensc.
lynn stabbed him saveral tlnlos about tho head
an1. 1uulp!ng nu hts horse. escaped. Tho conf
tnittco tharoupon rounded up nil desperate
charaetcEs, put sumo In Jn!l, and wurned some
to tcavo. Some Of tho latter took tsolr
departure. On, Hatnrtlay night Watsun
n.lt nnd hung by tho vlgiaslce Committee.
Ne e We ss nssy for no t.
unrest him. The sumo dnY ny t,'.d attolpts't to
sh6ot tho tatlcr III jpwelry storo, hut tho tnlnr
cscnped through the doorway. tic lind aia, Ai'lei
!;y4n to ,eseapd aites l,r bud attMexotl Miehao!.
ehtracter: Tho vlglInnco Committee Is com
posed Of tho best n,nn III Sidney. who VIII pro-
ltah1y hung GDn,c ,1lHre OF tho outlaws unless
they Immediately lenyp.
, 1881-04-05

Spselat ptspatta TO Tia tAteaoo Tribune.
puBuuUE, 1n., April 4.-Tho election to-day
was very spirited. and fart. work WIS done in
both sides. J. !. Lcnchan, tho DcmocratIc cat,-
ditIntc for Mayor, succeeded In dcfcntinY Jain
Mactay. ONE of tho most popular merchants In
this city. lIu Is tho first Democratic afnynr tho
city has had snoe J. u. Hush illcd tho chalr.
Tic 1icnlblscuns elected Gullrfg Treasurer, F.
q. l1snnds Auditor. q. Gmchi Assessor. luld u.
W. Jones, i. Daer!'cr, anh 7. ". Crawford
coedcr. J. Shields Attorney. and +. Clancy and T.
Fnsy Aldermen. Tho election Uf Mnytir Lime
o',r @ must W ct,icrprsing et!Sons. - Tic IL " coune!i I'll
will bu llepublip,iu,
, 1881-04-05

SnfetH fhpateh 10 The Chfeaoo Tribune.
III kALt'. Anrll t.-prubaby not since tho or
g1nxntton Of this township flas thoro bceu M
warm d oantcst wagcd over township election
as Is now Kang Oil bctw0en two candidates tor
collector. Tlloro wns M caicns called.
tnd bnth. cantlliiatcs are Republicans. and
eaEt hAs wurkcl! hnrA fer tho 1lehncrntlu
vote to hrtu phi hm through. Mr. Il. u. Hunt.
nc Of tho candidates. Is wel-tu. tlo tArMcr ltv-
Tho other. Sir. Y. a. Qlidei,. Is q ynunR MIN
living In tho city: l1u Is ablo, energetic. and
well Hunfe'. ntid thus tho Taco y very lntorest-
nllOut u neck nAcud. Wo shnll Iouk for rnpih
trotting and considerable juekcying tomorrow.
, 1881-04-05

Sptetdi Dhpatch to The Chicago 1ffhune.
EVANSTON. Ill.,. April Tho Citzens' cnucus
met this evennx md put iu nomination
tho following ticket for town officers: Hu-
porvlsor, Jutn 1oobol: Town Clerk, ". L.
Suhr: Assessor. T.. i. Cossrove: Csllector,
". Il. Clifford; Highway Commissioner. OIL
yer Grover; School TRUSTEE, y. Huodenow;
Constitutes. William Carney, L. ". Learnud. D.
T. Garnet. Thomns NIncklor, and Nelson Cuvnr;
Justices ut th0 IeacG. south Evanston. George
Field: Evanston, james Curry and George
kearncy: North Ernnston. J., e. IloIsinYton;
Rogers rark. j. II. llArkneIs. The caucus caIue
tlcnr being captured BY tho sumo crowd that run
tho pn8 Saturday nIght.
, 1881-04-05
WILL H0Il1 nt]T.

Special Dtspatth 10 tbs Chicago Tribune.
spnIAarIE14p, ILL.,. April 4.-rho Comtntttce
appointed by tho striking employees In tho fur
ntshlnE department Of tho Watcn Ce1npuny re-
turned from EIgln to-day md reported grcut
sympathy with their Rctio1. pt tho EYln fnctory
They say no nun will coma horo
from either Etgu or lRockkorl to tako theIr
pllccs. They Mro contldent Of carrying tlelr
lu-day by watch factury lnlI, lhnt nll tho hands
employed at tho factory wlllAsk for tho rcMova
" +. II. WlValer. who Ia out under LaII OF
chhrKo of rape, Tomorrow, anl In cass Of re-
fusAl will nlt I0llyc.
, 1881-04-05
MISSOURI VALLEY RACE cIRcllIT.

KANSAS CRY, April Am Association styletl
tho Missouri Valley ltaco Circuit wns organizcd
Saturday by representatives from Council bluffs.
Ut. 1Userh. Lawrcnae, kaR,; tela!fa, Mo-, Kun
sns City. ind ". Louis. s1uottnYa have been ar-
ranKctl fur Vt Council nlu!Ia Aug. 10; at III. Jo-
sela'!a. sept. ~. pursos agRroKntiug $40,oN
, 1881-04-05

CINCINNATI, D.. April +.-The election was ats
exciting ono to.day, mainly from tho faot TINT
tho Gazetst tlsepubcan) rupudiatud tho uolnin4.
tlon Ut Charles Jecob, Jr.. by tho Republicans,
nnd favoFo4 tho oleotlou of tho Democratic
ilo.n1lea, William Means. Tho yule is unequal,
iltlch scratching WINS du,ie thAt results cu,lIlbt
20 bud until luto; Tho golerat Impression from
the returns reoeIsrd up t0 hulf plst II Ia TINT
he!ne IL e!pctcd.
;, At l:iu Il. i'll; only twonty preclncts Of gfty-
livt had heeiI hcArtl fr.,tH. These show vHat
1.Ntl t0 :O0 nsuJurIty, wAi!o tho gruater portion
" thu Heplnica!i ttcktt vi! be e!epsvA.
:, FAu Gaxsfse !ltupubllcan}. whch support ed
Democratic vletasy, ,-but triumph uf Inv, gud
or.lvr. aud public dccgnoy,
Tlu GbAtIeFelu& will suy tho Republican d.
font by Republican ilgatpctiOu fpFeboIes
trouble 10 ihs party In tho future,
, 1881-04-05

opEtp7F 11Hp8teH TO 1"F EH1Fp10 1FIpRHss
adrian. Mich. April 4.--Tho rcsult OF the
election In this city to-day WIS a clean laopub-
ltcan sweep, tho. Republicans uleot!ng uvcry
candtdato OIL tho city ticket by majostics
ranKluK from " 10 40. Nnyin's maturity for
Mayor Is 100. Limb tpomocrnt}, for Justice, was
defeated by tho larxost mnjDrity on the ticket.
Tho Republicans Geet Supervisors fn the old
Dcsnncrstfc SECOND Ward Joy, for Regent,
cArrioH tue city by II: majority. Thero Wus nj
opposition TO Howell tor Circuit Judge. Tho
city iH undoubtedly carried for all tho constltu-
uonul amendnNuta,
, 1881-04-05

old Democratic "war- -horsr." Henry r. 1fnyf,
who for four years hns tlofcaietl ol,r noat porn-
snr Nominees. To..iny tho Hnrubcnns hnvo
proven that Cn1. llclns Phillips Is tho ,unn LID
cnrrIts tllo election by ~ nuturtty, whrrp for
yeass lfnrt has carrrl tho .ay by from l01 to
dMl. The tsepn1Ltcnns arn jnldla,lt. Tho future
Is assslre! Tho Nrp.bIcnns elect alt thc rest
cations Rcrn. to favor tho coctiun III tic Iinl,.
j. II. Edwards. the Iaople'a candidate fur Cir.
Eit Judge. tilny require Tho ntlcinl colnt to
drerillle. Croft intor.lst is tuat III tho result.
, 1881-04-05
ANN 4AlRRO1t, MICH.

8pteta! Dispatch to Tas Chicago Trtbt.nt.
ANN AnEoH Mich, April 4.-The Democrats
elect tho Mayor, Recorder, five Aldormon, four
Constablcs. and two Supervisors In tho city.
Tho Republicans oleet a Justice OF tho Pence,
ono Supervisor, ouo Alderman, nrl two Constn.
blcs Marstou. Republican, fur Justtpe Ut the
Supreme Court, haa ISL majority. Joy and nlnir,
hHve aboUt SN tnnjority. The Dutnoorats urod-
ably elcct Chaunony JOslin circuit Judge, and
Will h17o minority In tho uoard OF super-
YiHOrs.
, 1881-04-05

6ptsla1 Ut3palth 70 Ihs Chicago tribune.
On1ddsvtLLE, ILL.,. April +,-The casos Ut small
pox 1T Maysvfllo still continue, aud nro reported
by tho HoRr1 of Health to bu Kctttu1 better.
Iharo is suuo dissatisfaction With tho uut!on
OF tho Naatti, s,1no Claiming that thoy uru With
holding fActs that thu public shuul4l know, The
Iolta ut young lady Who LIVES two tnt;g4 north
nf tho lnfeeted vtl1nRo xlyUs colur " this stule-
ujHUt.
, 1881-04-05

KILLED HIS 1liat)rIIE!s-1N-LtV ,
Spsetal Dtpateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, 1a., April IA special from Wua},-
ington, Ga.. t0-day details tho killing yesterday
or F. Galloway by hs brnthcr.ln-iaw, A. Smith.
Tho difficulty Kr0w out Of ii business transaction.
ltnth or tug gent lencN nro prf,ul!Aontly cot.
neeted and the nuair " deeply regretted.
, 1881-04-05

DETROIT, Mich, april 4.-tlen1nmln Trego, 4
prominent citizen III Irving Township, harry
County, this State, got into an alteration wiki
Ilitln nanet Martin f.extcn yestortlny, anu the
inttor WIS killed by Il blow from as nx crushing
III Ills lle1tl. 'rtcEn LUIS for sosl0 tlsnn alIow,l
signs nf ilIohta trouble. Tho general belief 10
TINT tho deed wIs dol!c whlo llo wns nslEc, a4
i9ero wtls fu known tlltlleilly hrtWeeH tho tnet1.
TtGHO now HnyS thpy hui no quarrel,
, 1881-04-05

An Unpleasant Row Ovcr nn Alleged
"SketetoM.'t

An rtrn,eo..n, t,n,v ov,- . a,,.uaa
!. sIato,o,, so'
SAe1etoH+
james ". Cooper, real-cstato aRent rGsidInY
at tho corur OF Fifty third street aud FradcrIuk
place, In Hyde Park, mot his brotAor-in-luw,
Jeremiah r. Conper, Ia tho exchaugo OF tho
cvnnnr aI,S an9 eua aatet oGioek tas,
e.en...x' "nu @ 1ut'n"un ustan po1ha!ns hith
ovof ING noau win lofhn'aaoie loFty-t~o-ea!s-
bystandora could Interfere. Jereu,lah l,ad icon
badly cut In several t,Jocps nbo,,t TIM ,,cm,, sn
was 10 6adIy Gisst[od int he S WIS ot not ovc ' a1s @
sSo" r. ~ ates ~ ka as amsa sHatsa
I'D 1,scrti9' nxtp,, portenh t p ~ 'nG hte
Hnn1l,t sr11't,st,t ay'H t,,9tn = ~ :, ,,i y ~
rest Grouxht him ,srnss tht, wav 10 % Grmsraj ] ata.
ett"n" ~ r., W F,r,,s t,' n a!'nts ~, WY M
yoru rashSs arri,ss til, ts,n af lin hi nr1 ano
jns Below tho ctt ear HE !oDe Il tt,o t. cur Wis Wis
recItent ind IN eSseaI,enc 1T ens,.poi,o IT, liz
b,u, 'ry., worc snvsraI ,n,nnr o,s nnt nono
iusons which required little Or no dfasssnS. Tho
ntu III @ n". ~. ~ ~; f. ~ KS, Mouus
wv nntI,, an, t rntE ,uI"ht na" s,,yrn Hu.'n
-, ~ s,, T. T. ~ E.n f wAs M taoiee
atr"et whcn "a Krn, hv IL s;s,or ~ w. Nv
a.!ep,ptei 70 ses % n sou1o bomrs later vtg I'LL wus
".nu ,r,' u ,ana na W .. VIII ea orG sassfe T.
wHs mn I'll" -, !vreo ~. " as To-
persons 0bnut tho hutc wore ct the optuion that
o % .xa @ Gee rs and tnat tto
sttits, Tie Iuctufs dIu nat seem to avreS win
tilom, however. '' ""'~" "''A
,,.,.,x -. ,,,,a.,.
WHILE IN CUSTODY
James ": t00per a,ade lutl statement Of tho
cl!l,ses which ieu to tho hsaAult. a feua Ind ex-
!stnd betWetM hin, 'nn1 hs brother-in-fuw tur
soln0 tI'ile. They met by rhanco IN tho hotcl
exehanYe. anu, stepping mp 10 Jeremiah, JarneB
stnries he bud recently tsoen circulating. where
Ml,pn .toremiah NOT only refused, but renowol
tA0 Insult. "lhnt ~ why | struck him." said
, 1881-04-05

apfeta! Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
JACKSON, Mich, April 4.-rho city election to-
day resulted In Republican success, nil but
Mayer. D. y. nnnneal. Democrat, Inns 4A mnjor-
ity fur Muyor. Tho Republicans elecs four 3ll-
pcrsisors, tho Democrats three, and tho Groom
bAckers one. Tho Republicans elert live Alder
tn1tI, tho Democrats twtl, n!1 tho Hrepnbnekcrs
otis. Tho Council will hnve Republican n,ajor-
suit tho State or judicial Ticket oatuot DO u.s.
crrtaned Tonight.
, 1881-04-05

sASbusKv. O.. April 4.-Thu Republicans elect
thor candlilato far Mayor tr Att majority, md
have clear maturity In tho tlty Council unl
DeutDcrnttu cdtldklatH fnr Mayor wus Rt,sh II.
S!9nnn: Two ytnrs nro slnane WINS cicctr4t by
fht maturity. Tho thnHKu III fauor Of tho Ro-
puultcuilS is 1,1tl