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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24
OBITUARY.
DIR. HERMAN WENDELL.

ALBANY, Feb. 23.--Dr. Herman Wehuen'
formerly OF this city, died at his residence Hardwood
onthe Hudson. yesterday at the age OF seventy years
and two months
DIR. Wendell was born in Albany. He was
educated rs physician but in 1851 he retired to Hase
wood There he devoted the past thirty years to the
cultivation of what Ia now one of the most complete
orchards in the country containing 5000 to 10000 uit
trees every one Of which planted by his own hand
ne bore the reputation Of being one of the best pomoo
iss in the State several years he was president
of the State For seVera years e
,,o held the position of vcepresident Of the NewYork
state Agricultural Society. He was also member
Of the Society of the Cincinnati of New-York
DIR. Wendell was directly descended from the
family OF Evert Jansen Wendell who cams to this cou
frv and settled In Albany 1850, branch OF when
afterward renewed TO Boston, from which Oliver wen
dell Holmes Wendell Phillips and Others are descehd
snts He was the eldest OF family. but was never
married He leaves surviving him brother and three
SISTERS From 1858 to 1855 Dr. Wenoeh was outgeon-
General OF the State Militia.
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SURGEON GEORGE A. OTIS. U. s. A.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-Surgeon George A.
Otis u A. died this morning at his residence in this
city, DR. Ohs born in Massachusetts He entered
the volunteer in 1861 as surgeon OF the 27th
Massachusetts, Regiment. He received his DISCHARGE In
June 1854 and almost Immediately reentered the SER
vice assistant surgeon. In August. 1864 lie was
made sureeon of volunteers. In 1855 he made a
breyet colonel Of volunteers for his services
during the and early in 1855 ne entered tne hegu
lar Army as an surgeOd. Soon after he was
advanced to rank OF captain and surgeon and late
IN the year he was made brevet major and breve lieu
tenan tcoonef for his services during the war In the
Medical Departmentl
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SOCIETY OF TIE CINCINNATI.

The Society of the Cincinnati celebrated the
149th anniversary OF washngtons birthday Delmon-
cos Tuesday evening with banquet Letters OF regret
were read from General sherman. Governor Cornell,
General Hancock Mayor Grace aud others. The toass
were responded 20 ~ Hamilton Fish. General John
Cochrape, General Casey Judge Advocate Gardner,
danes n varnum, Commodore Nicholson. General
Webb and others.
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THE spRAG DE DIVORCE SUIE:

Providence, r. l., Feb. 23.-ln the Supreme
courG in Washington Couny,wnch was opened at Kings
ton to-day the matter sprague divorce suils came
80 an Tho ouestlon Of assguIng day for the trial. when
The point was raised that Mrs Sprague had NOT oeen
legally cited No determination hhA YET peeh Eeaenoo
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DIR. PHILIP CASWELL.

JACKSONVILLE, fla, F6U' Ao'-DI' HIIIp
Caswell died to-day at the Carleton House.
DIR. Casyell was born at Jacksonville, Fla,
ahout the year 1929 Early in life he came North and
settled in Newport r. In his thireth year he became
a partner OF the present New-York druggist nrm OF
Caswen Hazard He retired from business altogether
sbout niue years ago. and passed his time alternately IN
Newport aud In Florida where he has many friends ana
relaf
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n. A. BOSEMON.

CHARLTON, s. c., Feb. 23.-B. A. Bosemon.
the Postmaster OF Charleston died this morning
OF Brtgbts disease He was appointed Postmaster by
President Grant and reapponted by President HayeS
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THEODORE L. SCOTT.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 23.-TheOdore L. Scott
cashier of the National Albany Exchange Bank died last
night of pneumonia He born at Waterford, N "
In 1872 and was graduated at Union College in 1862
He entered the Exchange Bank In 1868 and became s
cashier in 1875. His remains W be inferred at
Waterford the Goth.
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PATRICK POWER.

HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 23.-Patrick Power,
wealthy merchant and an ex-member OF Parliament is
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Niece Ito practical aunt) "Tn b idiay : sUai
back a shawl from Paris Aunty dear MA sssr You1
n Do % Practical Aunt" Black O. "nae'
poor uucle's health Ia so uncertain VIA. .
A POLITICAL WAY OF PUrTISS insr,iy. Nav
$50 hear you are 70 marry 40 ,,,.cs Won knos.
and the other day Henry having su$xss's ~ ,se "a
Ate annexation following me Hons Kuss S,sb pm happ
,ou nsy ~ sse VS soysrnnr hss fatnea"
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FERY1N IlI WoOpS VII.

The will of the late Fernando Wood was one..u
Yesterday for probate 1t bears date August l, lo,
and is witnessed by J. Henry Work, oil no. 30
Madison-aye, and Julian I. Davies of NO 90 ~ ~
Ffiv.sixth-st, Mr.. Wood names as e1ees a,ses
sons Joseph and Fernando and his f av 70 is
vile aud The members of bis family. judge 1870 so,
more is appointed guardian and trustee Of INC ~ ME-
children. The provisions in the Will IN favor "
Wood are made in lien Of dover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

Terror. Tho late Duchess had an iau,ense fcrtuns.
which will 90 10 ter step-children's children and
her great nephews aid niones 81 - =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

foucauld Doudeauville were accomplished with eX-
traordinary pOmD. She was in her eighty-tour;h
year. and perfectly remembered the flight OF Louis
XVIII. to Client the Hundred Days, Napoleon /. and
the exciting scenes which followed the battle OF
Waterloo. Her memory, indeed, took her consider
ably further back for child, she was obserVant'
and her brain was stimulated by tho disasters
which the great Revolution brought upon her
family The late Duchess was by birth Verteilhac,
and bore the name of Hermlnie. which Florian had
made the fashion by his "Numa Pompillus" which
he wrote when Marie Antonette was playing
at farming at the Tranon. She emisrated
i'm childhood and Queen Charlotte going IN state
to hold a drawing-room at 81 Jamess Falace ana
was present at the confirmation OF the helreSs pre-
sumptlye of tho English throne, the Princess Char-
Lotto OF Wales. This interesting dowager was a
lady of the palace to the only daughter OF Marie
Anfoinette the DauphinesS, better known
as the Duchess PAngouleme This Pm
cess she describes as woman Oh
austerO life strong understanding, generous
heart, and opposed to reactonary pOntlcs. AL tno
Tnilerles she stood out against Prince POhgnae, VINO
cot the King to sign the ordinances wnen III, Inc
Dauphiness was taking the waters OF Elehy; rne
cntIon of her father and mother and the degrade
tnn of her brother, who was apprenticed to COD,
bIer She vas haunted all her life By the sights ana
scenes of the Revolution and the Reign OF, terror
which impaired her health forever. ms ggHa d2.o-
rosa grew up to speak, with hoarse, masculine
voice was physically incapable OF giving an neir 10
the throne, and wept so much that the tears FUR.
Towed channels down her cheeks before she was out
| Of her teens The Duchess do la Rochetoucauld
IJoudeauyille was with her in the closing year OF
her sad existence at Goritz where she died praying
| for France. , oro
The obssquies Of the Octogenarian dowager were
celebrated &c the Church Of st. Francois XAVIER. 70
which the coffin with the remains 1t held, was sent
| in hearse covered With flowers, drawn by BIZ
| horses and followed by the fine flower OF the anoent
| Inability of France. Ii was received IN tne cnnrcn
bv the nuns of St. Vincent de Paul. who had watched
In RELAYS beside the body, by Don Carlos Marsha
| MacMahOn, the Dues of Montebello, dc Iremollle
| do Galliera de Noailles, and the Comics DC Mum
Ducnatel and dc Durfort. The Bishop OF Vannss
headed the clergy. who preceded the conn
| as il was taken into the churcl
| and ont to be borne to the Picpus Cemetery ant
there inferred amid decapitated kinsmen ant
Einswomen who had Lost their heads in the RetRn o
, 1881-09-10

Mr., W!lHm Riley. pG this city. f,,f>st charming
lady. Mrs. BhIckluna hns bccn III tho city for
sovnraI days. an,l white hrrn hns tnutic nlany
wurm md lastInz frlv.!a aninttp tho iatlEeh
III 'fnlet,. sht Is accompanied !,y her
..n1pl,ter flnA mud hcr sni; trnrYr. Thu
furl,tr Ii bright miss VI nt,Dut Il, Gll Mnrtrr
Uuurgu Ia nl)uut t. yunr4 nld, Mr4. Hhitklunn
camo ur frD!r ". tntGarlncs bIi thb yG..s'oNur
Mary Hattie, taking tho fakG voyage vi nectlutit
Of tho Impaired hoR1th nf "rr daughter, alid 1t
Ii piuas!ns To nnle that 1t tas been quito bent-
nclui To her. sho c,,iid mt lave SELECTED bct-
,cr vossel to nuke tho trip M, as Capt. Sullivan
Is n carprul 6enniaa Ittd il thorntign gcrtlp.nnu
Mrt. Hhickl,inn loft fur hnnc t,-hay with tho
ns"sass, .s,; E 81 % wisSe II" ths ony r,sn!a IN, s
Miss Et,'a WIS very nlltt. md t,stcne! nttant-
!vsly g Whit nthet. .f wero e.,',nx. until snn. M
cyes hrlghtnnr1 IND sn1 1T tncs tl!tnrct tntn
tho oonvrrsali9ti ir = lively nnd sr'rkanx m,au-
nbDut. Hho chuttI calculate distances md frfl
Rt tll,p,tt whnt hour thn tlHtl[o wouh1 rr1lch u
tyS gor ,1f fsr sne e Ersw " 70 ~ HGs r.,
Euo1 rell0w with pehls nf luEats.'
CAPT. Ct,t!rEit's ILLNESS.
Milwaukee ItfM.l':tHn: The munster stcntn-
barxn Cutnderlh!.tl. which lcft thls port ysstar-
ter havlnv tnrn iaken ytry s!sk n'snit | Utlock
ya.telr!dy AFTERNOON, shnr ttfty mile. 1,urh tf
atnnuier Ch!eAuo. which stnpt,c.l alongside tho
t.t'tnbfland whcn Koltlx ottt. unl iakeil To- Ch-
ca4o. where ht, r,s.tita. The, Captain nf tho
snhtnIlcr SsAKata ftttampaHiy,l him IL ChlcoK1.
iwinx uDic q I'avo !is vessei while IL uort crc.
wa Va; s u xs liz oss - y y s t s
It Ia likely that C1pia!n will By scnt u tnkG
charge Ut tho t"af nntil t'art. Golfer trcoscrs."
S,it,KE NS LAKE HEtt0T.
nclroit i'Jst HMt TfiltuHt: "Thc extensive
aru covering tnnl body nf wusrr with tlutae
rtoa,l or sinuke, wh!eh nlIns,*t shuts o,,t tho
1lNht nf TIM 'Fin ffTFHIfltt ffnu} nf.5Inttt
, 1881-09-10

inx Rnd "Wednesday night, Lake Michigan wns
covered by dcnsp whitn smoke. whltll lUtOuht
wsrs WIZ re VI !s '. "vs ee as ss r 4o ~"
luck tllat fog -itnii1 ',a 10 s'e kept lovisx iii
Tho lnIAnl Lltytl$' vrs4cl itcafsfer has nu-
othcr experimentation September.
tho t'nu s.,o,ncr Mar!a ,tHtti,,, capt. Louis
l'oEart' Bulls fur 1tutlnlu thss osaH,ng.
:, Tie ss',ootrrr y, +. pauforth soos !nto tho
Tho tug Irotrrtlou h'al hor start, .b,nrlugs
snlaahcd yeatcr1lay by backtug into IL sc0w.
Naid ID ,,,as.or Of tiio sotaooncr Wi'iiam Morau
Capt. Mckee. tho Crlhkncpcr, wns in tho city
yessrrstdy tur tho p''rpo'o of having his baron'-
Capt. Il. II Foss has bcou appolntcll 10 tho
cnniit'Mnd " tue. achoutier ttAttta Earl vlco
CMpf< l!ans LArsei..
TIM tug wotcnn,c. Of Milwaukee,, arrlvad ut
~. inrt y.,*tgr.'ty tn.v!ng tho senoonera draco
Lanutlun. isiehar.lson & Go. aro performing big
fcats ut their St,,tn Cnlclg0 duck III tho rdpd
discourage Dl ct'al cArEocs.
Yesterday tho tax Constitution lost the spindle
10 hrr rliitler. allowing 1t to unaAip, itGEe1altAt.
in9 her gntE init, Iry-duok 10 repair.
A ncw ing, ths Thralt. rnalo hor appearance
III tho river yeslErsfny. Hht eAsnc frltn Green
lsay. n,ld will run In tho Crawford s Walsh llnt.
Cart. William ltal.o tortncry cotnnantlcr nr
tho Northern Mtuh,Ean f.lnu prop':lfer Enttn-
pIutf, tlhs beGn npp.autod tn GolIllt1anI the nGw
stclHl .btrng lIusihtas.
Tho nan,o or the sailor drowned Thursday by
;;rant wiz t:nris 0iesuti. Iie wis, Il Bwcop, Il,
YEARS oil, u hurried mum. Aud rcAidosl here.
rupt. William Conrtlnnd tho veteran md Of.
lcteilt commander 1T tho tug tt,E lsrtNKwAy
prSpocr y. ]. rruosioii. vice capt. .ialin ca..
slt,t, resigned.
, 1881-09-10

Pour Hunoy. Sept. 8.-Up-PsopcloFs Avon.
Araxes and bRrgcs, uenry HowNrd and DaIxcs,
Eaat RAxInaw and tar9os. II. D. Cottinberry and
baEges; schoonoss Angus Smith. St. Lawrence.
lutlinv stnr.
Down-propealers Arctic; wtssahiokon, Cone
modore, II. stcwnrt and barAea; schuoners Will
lam Home, Gladstone.
Wind north, light. Weather clear.
POM nunoN. Mich, Sept. e-o:0 =. L.
Passod up-rsupellers City Ut Concord. j. s.
nuhy. india. Cuba. o: Townsend and cnasort.
d: ". ltust and eonsort; schnoner Ii. 4. Kent.
William II. Gratwsck unA c01lsost; schoonesa
john l.aiEe, jos Murray, and Bcrntur blood.
Wfna-Northeast. Weather cool,
rORr COi.nonHE.
Sptetal Dispa!th to 17ss Ch.eaga Tfth.int-
schooner ii. o. Upper, Kingston 10 To!rdo light;
sstser sst s Gasete t. % Ga,cN xn s
scnnnnGr J. r. atott. uswexp TO CulcaEu, gunl;
tuR Metalnora sud coasorts, klnxatou to chtea'
boSa-schooncr comanche, Milwaukee to
Kingston.
MAuQugrrI.
!, 9stttal Dt'pa'ss 10 1as chtsaao Ttsan;. ,,.-
Steamer Cty Ut Cleveland.
PASSED aown-t'rapetler Peerless.
sdsido"; schoSi,s!s i. fiy sna wssstai f :"
,clcarcti -l'rolscllers Egyptian. y.enua. and
GoaE GSa1a III I'd SagSx: asis. co
ESrANAHA.
Spfeta1 f9tspatth to Tbs Chteaoo Tribune.
Eso*xAnA, ei'ch.: sept. a-Arrivs!5;sleeen'era
nspurtsd;- d;-s.os,acts ii. .: Akoisy. Forest Ctty,
an4 Eseanaba' seaoonesa Typo, Clifton. and II.
cLRyELAxn.
sptetat pttgateh to 17.t CHICAGO Tribune.
., ,cLEvEtASn, o: Sept, g-Art!ve4-acnoouo
UAn{9t Il, lAI4y, (lHxHCut3, EUtUAXp.
, 1881-09-10

1T HLFFt1Ilt y. Il
Spfefal DispateI. tn 9Ht Chtfaoo Trtb.he.
EUrfAt.p, y. T., Sept. R-Ttierr it atltt
scarcity OF vessels. and cunlsffclghss nrc cx-
trc,uey dull. Nutcs remain Ut si.lU per t,,n IN
ChIcuKn and Milwaukee, ut,tl 10 certs to De-
tr0tt. No charters. l}Asncsa yery quiet. Cnual
frefYbts uurANnKtfI.
AT MILWAUKEE.
srtetat Df,pateh tu The Chicago Tribune.
M11.wAuKEE, Wis., Fept. A-Chnrtoss-Pro-
ptllur Celtir. ,whtat to Mohtrcnt V cunts;
srhU>ncrs u. fhncc and Allcc u. Nhrrfs. Orr,
E4rAunhn 10 Cleveland, Ill Fl,t}U; schu*.sleE MarS
Lyon, orc, EtcnmtbA 10 Toledo. ut 1lto
At CLEyELASD, o.
Special nispaseh to 7ht Chttaeo Tribune.
CLEVELAND. o., Hnpt, G--tchartcr1: Schooner
Mary Lyon. Drr, ktcanaba to TUledu, el.6J:
schUoncr Ihumus l'ursuns coal 10 chicago, *f.ss5
free.
, 1881-09-10


ATLANTA, ill.,, Sept. U.-lnfornation
rcarlctL Atlanta to-day Of the whipping tn
dcath Of Il white colyict by tie colDrcd
wl,tppux+boss un tllG Mnr!ettn L. Northern
t;corgfa iinatt yesterday. 1'ln convict,
wltsc name Is Musssy, It Is stated, at-
tc,uptptt 10 escape. and WIS caught II, tho
net. Under Instructions Of the Irssee the
negrn wl,lpping-boss was instructed 10 apply
tic lush as Il ttcalls Of punishment. THIS
WIS y;ns.: lone 80 f;H fSsyeffy y ai9 br.Hy iat
dead INN WIS hurried into the gr0utnt 50
stnn nftsr receiving the whipping that st.s.
t,!ct0n was aln,scd, md Hpon uneArthing
tho rcI!iaits the cause Of the truth w.ls
nscerl nilied. What notion will bt taken ts
not knnwll. Thu t;uyerlInr lsus Ind the lilnt-
ter lattl hrfore hin, ind l'snieEttary-i' -i'hyst-
rtull lsufrcs llns been ordered to inake Ill
examination nntl prepare report.
, 1881-09-10

Nrw HAVEN EnILtt Spnt H--1n fhn
.ta,1n,. ,riaI tussaa f,,,,,,h ,1oat,loi ~ adult
.nu'.ee ata' "nste1 t'uu., ussnteu !" .'1 us.tn's
The Inst o. James A@lloy's lettcfa 10 Jennie
Cfatnor, to which tho defense had objected.
It WIS as follows:
nr,D. ,vI,t nal, ,,,o,, .o,, +,,,s ,,nr,tro
pEAa ,. Wy! ea,1 "pot sou .n's .hS!"M.k Ut ...I
~ apout vtincN' - Alo Know oy u'o
bearer II you Will be At home. Respecttnily
yours, I'M,
Attictl tn thjs ,vos t,orn,,er r2n1t,nnn,s hn,uf.
" ~ ~. ts..,ao s.aI's,, ~ ~
"fnmg: numttteu " JAMES aialley u "
written ny MIN three 10 alS dnya after LIE
ride to Bnellfs."
Wrs. Minnie Kienpstcln. wife Of Charles
hEppa'.H ntue' sea..AI'. ,nus a.e ta.sm
~ the t.ilsa Story OIL me pu!la'hg opposlt
the Elltutt t0use. She knew Jennie
Cranler Saw her at thu hotel wll-
law tfa UaIuo.tfov haf,,r, fhe
Ho,,,, "M ,,,ns s gs',.'I H. ,r,a ,'e,~,. n
nouy WV Mu'!n ~ ~ mI1 H.. fs..Is a,ffMLts T.,
s, ens "Hs s.u1 in,u ~ o iv WHY" ,it1, nv ~
III Monc, y9a8 'u nar y, M"7 ;,e W." svn~, mE
lisaiicnu 4aougnssl ,na.ee III l!.e rfe'.!hs !
snW yonng 1na1; u the room. ,.!riltlIe wy! Mas
sLnittlns ", u.s. y anouL to kn Moe. ,' SnM
Sne nv tnSS nsSt r. f "n5 ,h p1tM ,s.,
a o"eA ~ teons u. H. 1tttut ttUus", IT,.
@ nM ~. ~ snn,, ts of,!n ns aton. 3s', tn ~,
, 1881-09-10

bpFetal UIpolcN 10 1hs ChledQo 7F1Git0s.
JACKSON, Mlcl,., Sept, Q.--rhIs morning 4
tramp entered IL house ut tho Junction III the
eastern portion OF this city ami stols watch.
The officers captured q stranger four miles
tlIirf. Sntuesous .lepro.!ntluils aud thetts
Are reported by farmers In different portions
Of thu county.
, 1881-09-10

uS1oSTowS, pa., Sept. 9.--The Gral,d Jury
found true bills toIny akalnst the Afolly
Nagulres aceused Of Maurice Ilcaley's mnr-
der. Tiioir. na,es ara jain kanc, Buck Cul.
Illus, James MeFarlane. Pat Doiail, Barney
luttcr six iiaye been ont ol, bull since tho
llcartug. AL are now III the custody of the
S!lerin, md will be llell until tried. 1t has
nut yet 6een determined whether the cases
will cullle up at once or be continued luatit
the December court.
, 1881-09-10
PORT OF CHICAGO.
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, 1881-09-10

; IN UfsU FEFHE14&AN EAN1Htt = =
Toledo Masft: "1'ho name Of htr. Louta shfck"
luna, of *. Catharfues, Is perhaps moro familiar
TO Atnarkc4ln lakoMcn thun amy ulhoF In Canatlil.
Ne died vt Ut. CathAtlnes ut The advanced uge oe
~ years. and during hls lisotllpe was owner Of 4
large number ct yessals aud m extensive build.
er OF vessels At st. cnthaFinoa Anything Felat.
Ing to hLa family will 10 road with lntescst by
mAslno Iuen 9uncrally. His sons. Ioscph and
George 6htckluRa, have continued tie euknesa
Of sesasl-butIdlug slnoe thsir fathers death. and
posse&a ~ i great degree tho great huainess
luhllt1s4 that we're u protnlneat In the!r fatheE
VI. 1sosxe HhIcklunS wxs married to elstsr of
, 1881-09-10
SHOT Ills WIFE.

Sr. Louis. Mo-, Sopt. a.-The Poatr Dlspalc1t
says Inst night Pink Fiagg, weli-known
gambler, arrived III town frum Joplin ln'
searcl, Ut his Wits. Finding her ln Il tluuse
Of Iii-tallIs lv shot her. 'fAe woluAu will
die. FlaXx has not yet beth arrested.
, 1881-09-10
AROUND THE la KES.
4 LIVELY TIME At THE t.TME.ttIt.NH+
c,,,sIaG fS'~rote,. a 7,hs fthsrnoo t%{hnnz

a1tssat DlspaIet' o 1hs ehseaao 1stoans.
buruo ,Iohn b. Lyon win the schooner john ".
u,,tnhIr.n,, nr1i a noroo In INV upra nnsa;nv
NV" t,,o ,M.r ~ 1,o'n, Inf, ,bs, dock ,ba fsoc
hete 1he eHf VI nou ieIt "'o aooA 10y no..u ~,
B,''ak W alonHses ~ euo ~" 'eTtSy yn' w..
right, Intending to pasa tae Lame >1'ns
at unco. When II little nb0ye Huls l5lane Leland
the scow Ino hound down, was coming s.raleht
westward ana tho Inc 3 struek tho tones post M
bow, xsanctns of. The 1no thon run her
jibboom Into the burVe in tow OF tho
lyon, carrying away tho mos bend srar ny
ron and rnn aaniust the tow. Inc which purtcl.
leav.nG re hntehinson ana inc t paesG aa
lncy usAen ~ uoms c ~ ~ hna, ~ MI tMno
fo ~ ~ % asi , sau I - ~, sI,n.,.ui 49, b,'T L
asmoit H., phn 1,o n SHY jnnx innt nvar tho
f,vnn,s INV. ~ .S ~'@o '~' '9'''''
r, Tm 1nan,sas r..Eseo1r " Ut s.s.a. nnms, .&,h,n
porurn.-" f,nr Hont. 1-T,hn n,s7 srhnne tn
cnrrv Srai,' b4twi.att fhis rt Rui Chcuxu il still
beins axItatods Tho fNillro to ut fourteen feet
OF Wnttr, ns promised, IN tho Weiunt cnnnl bus
oasea Ct +, ths 1 sshoas ntes y ~ sys ;s
lako 1isoI part or .he soho,ne. nnt tue eloyator
uu with Without uelnJ. u is proposeIn ptII
70 olRanike 9otnpany ~ w h,,,n 1T snu.
tnit t9nr oatin9 e!avatofs ama 10 sn nua sr ',nr
,ona r. a et rhe =, ,osn Il - stnsno nh ~
pe1go i.se Ios @ " ,s stna,,,ns ~ III nj,
10 1ns st ,,n ansn ss ~ nnna !, ~ te~in
cnnrn tinna ~ nnnc and aisn n tInnnte atifircnt
land and rtyer W frontage 10 The company ursi IN
~ 1svssr'aAz,ox :, lord. onnsasD: rs,,.
Special utsnateA e IT, 6a1ea~' rGt.a,ton IrtnnMf
nas 6ssa ordc;si v .hs sspeslntsn'ept q ,5s .Ss
~ as,nr uu ~ fti, wrreSaa hooker Neillo aud
tnr rant,rsi NEGLECT OF duty. Thu Collector ot
f.nn ii hor roI ffs
, 1881-09-10

6pfttdI Dl1pdFth 70 1hF tNleQC1 1Ws9N6.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. M-+Jolsm Kenzler
alal Jacob uerK, bntcl!ess, uuarralel this
afternoon. RerR seized butcl,erknlfc,
s|asaFng ke,sxler aesu5s the cheek, sye, AMI
ueek, besides partially scyofllE the MUSCLES
ot the left arm. The wounds arG very 4all-
Keruus, HerK gays bail,
, 1881-09-10

= HptesaF DapaEeh to 1A1 CAle4ao TF1bInEs
OsuH0su. Wis.,, Sept. IA preliminary
examination Of Charles Riley, who killed
Edward Moore ut FIymont Inst Monday, IL
IN proxress at that polnt. Tue murdered
ntnll, 1t pppears, WIS all uncle Of Riley,
, 1881-09-10

4 lt,rgan Cunnty 4ErI stutfe.t tho nr,n ut
whist, and sAt near wlntlUw in tile suft twI-
light Uf Il sweet .Itlle Sislttny evening. Tin
other girls In the nei4tlborli0oh aru lying
with envy.
, 1881-09-10

was located. was entered by burglars be.
tween 2 and : o'clock tiIIs ,norttng, who
hrnke open the safe, d laree ore Of thu
Diet'n!' pattern, by means Of powder and
j[inuty. anu rifscsl II nf tnnliey amounting III
the aggrrgaic tu ~: i225 III PAPER currency afNl
gold. fIle toss IL divided NJ follows: .jnlnca
Weir. sl.ioo 1T private fnntls; sci,oot fund
nf tf'a yi1age. Of wtIcl, Afr. Weir was Gus
t",lia,', st&; Mr~ James Wsit, slo9 y gold,
t;r9rKe S0uCcr Sr... 3i,0N, iauhry de-
N'sltutl with the firm for saFo-kecping. ite
ro1lfMry was discovered Mt s O'clck tliis
!aol1!t,iv, md created Intense excitement In
horseback fn pursuit 0f the robbers, but NJ
~ fnsl necoll1,ts M truce nf Them hat! been
lcnrd. Thu burglars nre thnltR!lt to be tx.
f,sncGG' cG s II The bas1css and tat
tlior0ugllY postttI them there IL lIttle doubt
In the minds of tlos. inspecting tn, affair.
, 1881-09-10

Special nispaseA 10 TAt Chicago Tribune,
GALESA+ ILL.,, Sept o.-Tlx hardware
store Vt Weir l. Weir, at Elizabeth, tnis
cvuAtY. aud in wileh the village vose-ottce