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, 1881-05-12
EVANSTON.

Yesterday was nlnA1ni-dny IF tho Garrett Dltl-
lEtn1 Institute. Tho morning was occupied With
examinations. which wero continual In Demp-
ster. THESE wore tho linni examinations, Asld
with them cndc.l tho Iustituto yoar, SO fur III
study IL concerned.
III thu afternoon the Alumni Association mot
in tho Iectur,- room Of tho McttMtfst church.
Tho President, the iter. A. ". rAtteM, wus In tho
cluir, nnI Htlyc 8hnrt address OF wcscntnu to
tloaa of tllu ni,n,nt WIN were present. u,,.
t.ottprs were rcnG( rrt,nl number ct nbscnt
tnemlJtrs, expressing theIr regret 1T not balny
nl,le to sltten.i tho n,eetlng.
1lev Il. s. McChcsllcy tho i.uv. j. ii: lti4by, .nd
tho ltcv. i. Washhnrno cot'tsittco tn 'so1tlI'h'o
Tho itov. ". a. s,ulth und tho ROY. T.. H. 'Xinl-
nlerrnnn Were appointed IL act with thu Ehulr III
reporting res1t'ls!nns.,
nrut OF tho Institute, n.ntte Il Ehort nt,.iress
oit tho prospects III tho unrrett i3bcnl lnttI-
rc +. M ~ Ienx s TINT ,hsss WV -
| soRlsthng moro thH,, that nulvunt WIS thorc-
| ul,nn taknn ny. a..
Nal,lcs Ut tho following tor u!cors Tor tho en-
snlng yenr, unt! they wtro esectcd: rrss'!ont,
sn',; yosrissIst st;an. ,s,r 4 \ Nfi| ,ii sSG,
itIshaHis, aai 7. 4 strowbr!'ixe. '.., -.
prcAunt II HOW constitution " tho ncxt unl1unl
i,entl,lx Di tho Asst'ulati tiuA.
.hs ns 81 IL SH Xciss saafs a @
teiud ton ynry M1u address by, tho llev. ". L.
Yse,,M,, ~ sssdYnt at Fort w.y99. &C coexo.
addresa the alumni sd,ourod Y tho uar!ors 80. u
ssrycd. M Tno at',rtlu.ee WIS aSsut tho same aa
| Ut tho lnpntlnK III lh0 Htturllflon.
S e s.: ty .s X y s2ows I'M a,,
me nuetnx Will probabiy extend into. ~
| artvrl,oun, At : .. III. tho commencement cx-
| ert.st3 will tuk0 nNsG In tho NutnrtlNI ut Tho
, 1881-05-12

AT tho Sub-TrcasuEy yesterday $lo,000 In gold
auI e, QUO In sliytr was %sbursed. Nine thou
,.,d ,,oiI.rs n, sIt,.or uo, rnoo,,.n,f
7nl'a ao''"'eI y" st'o' VIVA teeo''s"'
COMMISSIONER lloYSE yesterday dismissed tho
casc agAiHst Phlli!pf,o Mereler, WIN wns charged
with selling l!lu0r Without license III her bux"
MO OH StMto street.
trur intornnl rovcn,,c reccin,a voater,lav
o,,,a; ~ s,s, ,nS ~ wnicr In nj ,vSs fi'r
a,,iss! = ri, II ~ . ~ III H. a. W. M,
i,r 'ar iii .siise tsr srnr" 1"x"s
~. D''1' a"e Wv W. 'Fes'.' ~''"e''
as Collector OF the srcu,ltl internal lscseIlue
District, With headquarters nt Sterling, ILL.,.
1t will take sotne tl,ne tor hun tn perfect Ills
bond md tnke possesHtun. Mr. Jot!Ga hsa MP
, 1881-05-12
ITEMS.

41E4HlS<
The annual meeting Ut the shareholders Of
tho Illinois Central lia!,road for tho election
Of new Directors will br held III this city
May -. Tho annual report FOR the year
Guiding Dec. 81, 1850, was published sonlo
tine ugo..
Tho Wabash hallway has Mt Inst Rot over Its
troubles caused by tho recent flood In tho Mis-
sonri ltvur. All portions of tho roasl damage cd
ss ~ nS r1ia o @ thrS % q ,' ksas t lily last evS
Ing.
sct Reat ca"s9n 4 tne tbs s
left lust evening for Bowling urets No.. to
meet thcrn and brx hero noo,lt a!s .1lcttl,.rs nf
the Missouri Press Association. ll1 expects 10
return hero With the purity next Frldny nN'risinE.
1t Is reported that Mr.. G. 9. Waite ut preseut
Superintendent or the Little Mimi hailrdas, Is
t. sss 1s to 6s p5fon no Of rso f
hallway. Nj. WAllo is Il son Ut Chlef..usttco
Waite. and until y fow lnnnths nX9 WIS u. pcTiii-
1tttiroNsl.
Tho railroads still continue to do worry heavy
cm:gr,lnt tr,lllle. Tho Michigan Central brought
\, euIae aI emlgran.s Monday. ahaut s ;no Toss. ~
Shore s. Michigan Southern hss brought In, since
Stay !. 1,4:5 e,n!Er,.nts. The Fort W1yn1, ai!d
numbers oc crnisrants daily.
Mr. Franco Chnnder, General Passenger AHont
OF tho Missouri lhe!fi ltafl~ny. bus iss'ird cir
or connecting roIlts. Informing tlGn thRt his
iiro vas upci.cu for business on the !'th of thls
mu,,th to iicnton, pllus. nnd Fort Worth, TN Its
and pIacu O,i snls ut oueo Tickets these Ints.
which should roaa with but s''lg c1l'1on over tho
Missouri pac'tu Hallway from st; Louis, tlanni. q,
on sHo to ponts ol, the Tsx"s Pacific lt",lway
aoa fest OF MoSery e ost sS = s
Missouri, rAcltlc Railway. aMd Fort Wnrln e
, 1881-05-12

A ,,,,t r,,a c,n,o nj ,vt.td .,,.r ,vns rn1rut tn,l
,oat ov,uinv ut Nh. 1Bi; fn,Iiuua uyuuur. tho
.s.,, W. ~, ,n,,,r,", .rtr,, Mis-. Nm. T,o,,i,h
mirt'os 10 tao coh'sacs uo'aa n4'1s s.'o nsu''
ltcuIao, tIauEhtcr ot Ioati1h H. haetllo. Isstl,
ynl,tIx ja,lY we'll known in tho snoleiy circles of
tho smith YstIr. md Mr, llcrucrk Wells knIHht,
,... ~. ~ r..',., Tr,,,tt -, ~ III. ,tv Tho
sun y. rt"hs Nsns. i'sr. y. III IT,. wv :,;,...
cnratHony was ucrfor1ttcd ny tue hov. CLINTON
ure,c,,rn ur small cotnrupy Of rel
n.,,.', ,, ,rt;u",n rrtan,II Tim lrI.i,,
HIVES M ,.,s,, ,,tu,,i H.. is;tfo M1Ss snmio
Mm MA A.oont st.m nu.p ~ ,M Rrt; % ,mn Hna'nr
Heune, .,sas a ~ n,t U nj n. v,ro 1i1., Tn
Emt!Es III. ~ W., WE wv IA siIs. t..t"
HauMetvsss w ,t ". ,t Nv" ,a H., ..aSs eu s"s Nrues
nsM.. r. y Es ~" s,minn ~ IsIIIs n i""tt"r~
s,,,, MI n th,Ign: - nnn III. Lowis (. R.norv Of
sn,; .,,xnn ~ rI,a ,'ra Ws ha:nomnv aftt,3 n
Wnto VIZ .s sMm vi" t.s IT,. hritss,n.ii. w,ro
au uTaHu ,, ~" ,, ,s h,,,,a9s wu.o
nt mnIo ~ Gssus ~ tsto n.' @ % @
tAo pnt!uFs ~ tMg .a!susu%u .. % %s1suvMii" i , M"ao
tMstuluMs nueut" M & w!A 'russ, t1 tsi.u % suuso s's
WrEu % %tutnetins .t Maauaonu nt., !"N; w. .,
teEeta Nutut tnu fosis- A,nsiu8 LIT ttse I usGIta III y
Ielcp.'on :, u' tn ~. .tu s" ~ t,n:r .
1"sn" frtStis linn iinnT.s t.n.f,,atrn ,yts
stationed ut uue cu III tho arf0rs, ana ruloruti
excellent music. Thu ,ltnGK -ruorl III tho lower
tluor was given over to ktnsley. aid be served
Thu tubu WIN handsomely decorated. and tull
iusttcu was ,iOnU to tho dclluaelus arrvcI. Many
hMuhsumo aud valuable presoAts wcro sDnt III to
tNp y0lltl, eU,lplu III tbkos Ut Frantlship. AftUr
II brtttnl tour through tho EaXt, Mr. md Mrs,
kal4llt tusoul !llnklng CnicllKu their AuMo.
xr,rnr-cAiN.
,na. 7,,,os. c,,h,,Itn rh",,i, ,.,+ ,,,.,+ .vcr,
, 1881-05-12


II, tho ensu Of Campbell against tho CHI
cagt,, Rockford & Northern l,aiirGsh Com-
p.sry, tho Receiver, .. Il. Glover, lled II re-
port hcforu JudKu Drunlmutld. setting out
that III July, lss0, M ortlcr WIS made pro-
vtdtng TINT The Chicngo Il 1owa lsatlrOad
Company should. until further orslcr, fs,r-
nish the railing stuck fnr nnl operate tllo
ChtcaRo, Rockford & Northern llaat, collect
and rcco1ye alt tile earnings thereof III ac-
ct,rdnucc with MI aRrucmcnt hotweon the lsock-
burlington & Quincy Hoad. under this arratt4n-
!ncnt, Str. uioyor has reeuiytl froM ~ IL W. u.
crtini OF tho :j per cent nr tho GAr!lnBs OF tho
Chlengo, Rockford Il Nurthcrn ttMtti, md tho "a
per cent Of fn0 earnings u tho Chicago y Iowa
Deu. III, lNNi. nr,l has pnl nut for current or
panses, laWynrs fcss, & t"'trt y. costs eav
wis untcrcl yestcr,lay by .ludge Dr,lnlnond
CONFIRMING tho report.
, 1881-05-12

man Southern Company II tlle Directors
would plncs tho ntFatrs Of The road IN hls
limits. Moore. is II stocklolder, nitl reti-
ttnns In behalf Of n minority. who INSERT
tint the Company is earrlnR fully
q per cert itv!dcn,t, which "a vronKfuily, unpnla
hcenusG tho Drnrturs wish It, dcvntc tho EMrti-
Of tho rsMl,t md unjust tn tho h0ttrs Of stuck.
III THO usc.-t Of Il formal ro1cetinn y Their Plan
It IL ttunHllt herr tint tho MINORITY VIII fin
tlnnrYo ii. luIln,u,i ,,rrirt,l fr.rn Nuw Ynrk ut
nom vim srneu,( cl.r, Ghtcnun, Atlnutn,
Nashville, ail l.oulavtllc nrD Fepru4tHtul In tho
tjgqlInR.
, 1881-05-12
new INDIANA CORPORATIONS.

HPfeF"s 17NPass0 10 7Ha tHsuVp 1T6os9ss
INntASAlOLlY. aiay 1l.-ArtIocs Ut nsa0Ga.
tton wore fIel tO.t&ay as folIows: Evansville
Pottery Company, Evansville; capIthl stock
$a5,000. South Bend Pulp cotnpany, for tho
manufacture OF wood PUN and agricultural
iMptOtnunlA, capital atauk 4al.GkL Little uinnt
stump anu Grub Extractor Misunderstanding
Company, Laposte: eaPstal stook 8lOo,0D.
, 1881-05-12
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Sr. Louis, Mo-, May little contract for
boring !. tunnel through, Doston Mountain,
on tla Arkansas Division 0f tic st. Lonts T.
San FrAucisco Railroad, between Fayettc.
viIlo md Fort Smith, has bocn awarded 10
Kccgnsl 4 scutly. The tunnel Is 10 be $50 feet
long mid ilnshel by Jan. ], 1882. sir. KgcRan ls
1T Louisville. and did nt0st Ut tito work on tho
Cincinnati Southern tunnel.
, 1881-05-12

AUGUSTA, Ga., AIay 1.-THE Georgia 1lail-
rnutl stockholders ttf-day ratified thu Iease to
William Wndtey, md Instructed tin Directors
to pay u SJ.hO dividend the 18TH Of .Iuly, $50 ~
uciniicr. afterwards 2a.h0 per ehare bc pAlu
quarterly, making III per cent yearly.
, 1881-05-12

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicdoo Tribune.
DEs M0iSEs, H., AIay 11.-Boone to-t(ay,
by votu of SD tn rs, voted n tax to build tho
St. Louis, Dcs Aotnra & NortherI, ttatlrnnd. TIC
nsno,nt Ut tux Is abult SIC, ,01O The towns shlith
vote tn.lnurrow, u1ld, II carried, work viii bnXin
mt uuCg.
, 1881-05-12

REMOVAl-HAllS SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
FTAve ruMQvGl to
VI Washington street, ...
between Dearborn, and State.
A large limo OF all kluds OF safes.
, 1881-05-12

A special Telegram. from Now York City to
Tho NtlttDfn& livestock Ju4rIAti Ut Chicago
dated May 10, announces the arrival ut that
pnrt BY steu,aer City OF London OF eighteen
rerclleron Stalllo,ls, destined Tor The stables
Of tic wetl.known breeder aud ilnpnrtef, a.
". NnMhnnl, Wayne, III: They VII ptnn2oly
the first Ut d series OF itnportRtl0ns fur thu,
yeur by Alt. Durham, which, It III expected.
will aEgragatu over 100 head.
, 1881-05-12

Dies MoiSEs, 1a., Afny li.--In tho Federal
Court in the easr of Emma Pnol vs.. Tile CHI
cngo. Burlington s. Quincy itutlroad Cusnpany,
tho vcr1lint Ut tho Jury for tho dofe.1tiunt WINS
set usldp un tho ground Of misconduct Ut tho
Jury.
, 1881-05-12
THE CITY.


LIN " l1N Ch4AAa
1orus n. srttLr, u, 8. A., is at tho Patmor.
j. Hmm, Of sw ltzcr!ani. is nt the Palmer.
Mns, Gov, cunr.oM md daughter nro Mt tho
Palmer.
TRUMAN H. nAspv, OF Cincinnati, Is at tho
lsnlmer.
i. Il. KtftKt.ASn, OF San Franclsco, ls ut t,io
.rrcmnnt.
]. W. I'onrEH, Of iowa cI.y, H., Is at the
Tremuui.,
II. u. LATHAM, Of Lincoln ILL.,, Is at tho
SLern,nn.
Henry ]. otlAxLox, Of ireland, is Mt tho
shcrmnn. .,..
Jortx 4. HuonEs, OF Lexington, Kyr is Mt tho
Sherman.
Jo,,x T.. nunNows, OF Fond du lac, WIS.,, Ia Mt
tng Trcmont-
CuAutEs 7. swioE1,r, Of Springfield, stato
Auditor, Is ut tho Pacific. :
F. L. CouLsos, =. +. Davis, and o. a. Clough,
OF Pueblo, Colo. 1rn ut tho Palmer.
Gov.W, q. OnDwAy md Judge ". e. Cnton. OF
Dnkota. nre registered Mt tho I'aclflc..
THOMAS E. WALSH Vicc.fre.idcnt Of tho
Eotre Daue University, South Bend, Ind, 10 at
tho pamcr.
DR. +. 9. l11LErr. Superintendent OF tho
State INSTITUTION for Dcnf Mutcs at jackson.
vitic. ILL.,, Il Mt thb paciiic.
MAI. CorroS, Cnpt Chnrpcll, md Il: II. Fol.
som, Of England and tho Clovnlter +. ranRh@M. NM
de O.sdorp, III lielRii1m, arc rce1stesca ~ 'uo
Pacific. .....-.,
THE Faculty Of Rush Mc1tcal College met Mt
tho PAchc Inst evening md cunsi!tsrettrralln
Incnts fur tho conduct ~ the llistisauon o"F'"s
tho nrxt ternA.
EIour fish were taken ont Of Lyon 11ealys
passenger elevator, thn Inrgnst ut,e being eight
inches lung. They fnnnt their why ~ from fno
lake throoeh 'ho or'p ana Wa.ee,p'pss' - ,,,s, ,u,
sea maa sSx1 a"x wne W. ss"xe f in ks
things lively nbt.lt barn in thg renr oi ~. ~
Clinton street. Su fur rs cnuld be nsccrta'tlea
TuE Temperature yesterday, rs observed by
TanSsE ;ss nSRna SRs"; was M 1t T. M, = degrees; ID
r. aonstsr: snt @ i j. M n =; ss D. p H. K ' ~
rM srAu,n,so. sbc.IfY OF Orleans County,
hy 1ho re%ru q
39s ,Ga ,,1,. whn ,tsn from Alhjou.
il tnat esaa'y, IN Asr!l GsnSer i I:. ii Si yeaSi
g. age nsnt muuu. wv ~, III, vcs jIHtt ns.
3snhc ialr t. IL sunnnsed tint be- WIS insane.
john =. HoDuE came TO Ehicngo from uales-
SSe.o GhES ~ Rncl,nrtnn Z t11n"y Rniiruad, Yes
fnrSnxx nftornn.,n whIto h. WIS engaged In max
nE up tTh a. S 9 ,f1" ft a. o. "a raFK ow
s%sS !s s
s,roil,i,,c,s hcm c w,,s ant buck 10 1aics.
Ss,rF ,;,, SSthios was learned ntout tho cause OF
'ae tfoup'e'
be THa %eaas sua7 asf,s i"
club-room yesterday. Dr. nctel! u tho chnlr
a,eers Mns r ,he ensn9 yor wete elected: Pross
i4eH, Dr. c. y. Mann!nK; Vice. preslaent, u
wilkins: sscretary ata rTeesnref, H,Er, IT, ,sner a.
and Feet. Delegates wcre apholntIea ~ .os!uWs.
10 t4e sIa.g H5eix: ~ ~, na.v .V.stnr Arnnn,ns
, 1881-05-12
Tint The pollco Arc Callrl 0nt 10 Drlyo
The liliers from Tho Tracks.
The Grand Trunk Picking Up Many
Small Roads In Canada.

lilo traffic Of tho country. Ill AIlilnllnetfix |
yesterday tint Il large number OF tile 'Aen o'l
the Alt!wnt,keu II st. l'aul burlington, a,Nl /
Fort Wnyne lsailruatls iuttl given notice that |
they whit, 20 t0 work in tho tnUrl,lNg, TIL:
rRsuuSE stated that tho leattets OF tho strike |
would 10 doubt usp every elEurt to get up |
riots and prevent tho men from going to work
ngnin. This tl1cy did attetnpt, but
were only partially successful. When tile |
men OIL tie Fort Wayne wanted To 10 TO
work Yesterday morning they inund Mt tic
yards largu thobs who threatened them with
the tltrest vengeance II they shoutl go to
work. Tho nun who Ind come to work hntl
not sufficient nerve to braye tliese l,nbs, artl
consequently returned to their homes. THIS,
however,, did hot prevent tli0 Fort Wnync
fron, going to work with tic lllcii AlM
engines that Ind been working since tic
strike commenced.
About eighteen of the Burlington men /
cams to work III tile morning, and they were
also met by Uxaspernted fiObs who tried to
prevent thom. They, however, llatl more
backbone tan tile Fort Wayne men. and
rcsolutey went to work., General Manager
pnttcr and Superintendent Ryder were On
the ground and saw to tt tint tile men were
not n,olested. The road had seventeen
engines Mt work yesterday. and between iltty
M mfti,,n,t tvns ,nntle In fnterfere with tho
,,a,s ,i.s iii "as,"."Ii v,rl" m ria tJiiwnli-
iiiel WY w! nMaa Gesu''e't "o'A VII e1o 'A'"""-
kce " o.. iNui; -, p,.,. t. ,,.,,, ,,,,,,
u alMti1cf 9f Tile OH CllicHRu " Atull H1eu
1lnye also g01la ~ work during the lust two.
days. Ono Of tllesb men Willis Kolna. home
frun work Tuesday evening WIS roughly
;h., Wnhmsit md Enaturu iIliuots 1iail-
r<,ats ,,n.. IT, ,n,n hnttnr "rhtIIttn ras1sr
tt1 . msto :" ~. .t t., si,o thn s.ritn ann.
tlhF thnn NJ my tlhit slhce tile sl!1ko GnMt'
MGncetI and handled q Ent,a deai ol l:elRht;;
Thu condition OIL the Utlier rUaus reHlaltltu
nbuut the stltIiu ns the day before.
When the Fort Wuyle officials found yes
tnrInv nnrn,nr ti,nf fhey Sert. ,innbie to
.fr,wn' .,,a strtErs ~ ~ tfair trucks. ntu fhar
uo a,, u ..,.,,'ti ~ VI ~ n.o ~ wnrt. ~ nnsr
ne't WILL ,s w. H. Et.+,nt, W ~ thn ctrtHs
| ~ Lie tHfcatenlhE AtliLl!tle ~ tnu stIth
ers eontttie ,lpur!iiisi,Ment 80 S9r'i.m wSn5
| pr'tcction. The Mayor satl It WIS abn1it time
Tint tho strikers wsrn prcsentra irnm imi!In-
StlntlnG Anl noestt1lR men WIN ueslred ~ Work,
and TINT Ac would aeu to 1t thnt proper prntec-
tun be afforded anu thnt no more interference
| win tho irnHs nc pGrniittcI. Sh0rfiy httef
Police Superintendent MGGNr!Hle 1S9ued or!ers
, 1881-05-12

Don't Die Oh ahe IsrelAl.ea.
AJAX arugEsts fos itouEh on Rats" T. olcars
, 1881-05-12

The Daisy Lawn Mower 10 the latest. chea peat,
and kest lnaehlne In us$s. Borden, Sal!aok 4 CsA,
agents, u Lake Atreet.
, 1881-05-12
MARRIAGE LTCNuo,

0rlAy: WORT ils1ed -.
Nsttns A.. III
, 1881-05-12
IMPORTANT s'r. PAUL ADyICEs.


ST. PAUL, Mlnn., May il.-ln conversation
..iIrna,1 ,s,a,, vis,t1u, ~ i,"ul u',,a ,h,, fi,
rhllrotu '1'1l! f1sltlH Oh lhut 'lauo '.'e, 10y
lowius suggestive observations: Tho CHI
ta,,n Rnrl, Islo,ul 4. l,nrihc liullrOatl. by lts
e"t''' 4.uoA 4a.a'. ,,.o,.' t,..'"', ~
connection with the Burllnglof' Cedar lsap-
flks IL Nprthorl route nj West Liberty, ill.,,
f"r,,,. i,, o:,,',nrctiou ,vtth Tia 1tiunrnnniIs
l"'' ~ .', t.,.ss ,t,,n hatt.,s',,
AIInncn,,olis. ST, I'nul antl Chicago. lSut, In
'...,.',.'p..;.,,, ,'."aat f,,r Intor,,i,o,,',
cDhsltlelhttofl VI II coHtlAce ~! 'Hle'c'"'tEo
of Onnllu allll Southwestern business with
tho Chirnrn. milwaukee, Il ST, puul MT
sno on1s"e"t sn'""' ,;. t't,'i
l1avellpnrl, tne Clelcneo, hock lbl'11hl
IL Pacific Company lIayu refr.lne.i
grcw uslrv tha lima thus formed
ttOWn III tie nrvsnht TIME. btlt.
us tho Chicago, milwaukee, d st. Paul Cvn-
s. w.. .e ''..,,,., .',,.,,It,,a. sIn,n II,,, sr,n.
paHy hfu I1'p'u'y uA1uhaillk tMe!t t'''o asoui
Marion to Council Bluffs, the Chtcngo. lock
- ts.a ~ .,... .,,"'. Wv ..,t,,n, ~
1Orhlat!on 0otAlhctts lt'aL llloy Atc leitosctt
from tho acree,neut To keep oNt Of Mime
,nnite avn, a. rnui ,rha ou,,u nnrtv ,vhilo
nss tI '.' .,i, .Jii NJ, lin ,,c, s"o ~, III hs
Nuane y, t9I. ~ n'st ii - ,,s, ~. ...s ~. ~ ~
, 1881-05-12

We recommend Ed drsdge 50 wing machine
The sun., 1881-07-17
Picking Up Fortunes.

Three men In single tav up the .ci-e near DOWNS
'l.r' 'uh' l"uAied eut i"ru.N -ulue guu&- ui gu.i
l. W Smith ~ the Eurryn. Si.yrr can col recently
cut 40" Hp'N ~ an uuWurht' vein Of cu..r ore cl
A''4'i'- ounces o silver yer tom at Tie surface
Frank Wirkier OF Canton % coal miner has fat'r1
htlr 10 seventh ui u...
~ hls brotier an the SHph At.c Ilf diamond urIa
wonderful discovery wa7 male recently by John
Nuhtr ana Ill NurtuIHgtnu NJ yIlIe col Il.y
uncovered 81. fuut Nel ut rich ur rI -art m nh a.
surface which cuuLus by H,,l, - puudfs at -isrr ana
~ prF cent ~ fai IAr te-Iuu MA Nl4 WiLh eAuIt--
mrut over Tie discovery.
party OF NoTtseTu men visiting virginia bought a
Tt'r ""rluu uetrcl farm "a Au'iia County, aui be-
+ah r sweuIs t.r gold They washed spots ON M, laui
b'wIAt tl.'r HudhE1 nome tor rAautuAuuu. aud soon
ieturtt lr perry prepared TOR di--uL rIey said
to be AAlig out almost fabulous guanUurs % gold.
Three brothers named Berrcyessa tr,k in one We.
from recent purchase 20 sl
yer THIS vein MAS discovered by a yaiuerp who wa
riins over the mountains al cattle
attention was attracted by large boulder which af-
prared unusually rich In metal Upon examination q
proved TO contain several thousand dollars worth OF Ill
upward eG $500.
The sun., 1881-07-17
THE BLONDE BROSCHO.
Chasing nm nAntelope-Surpriae Of the Antelope
-Comment of n PrnIrie General.


"Dd YOU ever see them buck skin hronchos
of min" that used TO drive. named lei,er and
1aller Z! nskrd Buck Brame tho other day Of
green biIlowy divide toward the eIernaI wai,ell e
ers of the snowy range.
Why. no; never heard of 'em."
W"l.' said Bnck, as a tender light came I'm
his hue eye. AMI u thr"H-cornerri uuEEpt OF
tn-tag tobacco was slowed away in his cheek.
over more mountain road between sun and sun
than anything IN llns of l,2ss ever see.
lellcr was pretty mldllin' rnp:d. but Ynler
was an imported terror. You ought 10 see him
gather ~ his limbs in wad and van 'sh. Ono
no an American cow nat had strnvci away from
the corral. and over west OF the divide worked
una long-lergad buck antelope.
made a | tile sha-say ov.r iowa ri tho ante
along kind of careless like. as much as to say.
guess | won't give YOU no 2:13 gait this
morning. Life is too brief | can't run that
way luSt TO amaze every, sn9ozrr that comes this
way on II blonde plug Ike that
touched up old Y',ilcr with the Guirt and
sailed over toward the antelope. thlnkIn' III stir
The antelope trotted along few rods. and
thec ipoasd back over his shoulder and smiled
sardnnie smile that made old lalier mad as II
Then he got up and got Jewhilikins. how
he paved tha gravel Ocrnsionally tue ante
stiff-legyed an laugh. Then old Yailer would
consume some more space.
The antelope turned himself loose. and for
while all ! could see was little cloud OF dust
and tha white suOt that is always behind this
aiilnsln IIitl- animal.
After IA while however. l could see that the
white patch got bigger. laler WAS galnin'. |
lhbh-d the Mexican spurs into him to encour-
age him. In ess than an hour was alongside
OF him. His tongue hung out SO that he stepped
on il every little while.
He didn't laugh any more then. 1t was
terrible renity. lie seemed to think we had I'M
posed on him somehow. Every little whiie he'd
look NJ old lnller ind OF reproachiul us If we'd
taktn advantage OF him.
By'n by reached over and took him by the
ears and laid HIM across the SADDLE ahead Of
me and took him home. | kept him for years
but he never rallied.
=" He seemed to lose all hops and would walk
around the corral like an OLD biyEoat that had
been BETRAYED some time. Lie tor him seemed
70 be nothing but wide. shoreless waste Of
bitter dlsappointmsntan regret.
tell you; General. it takes the hope and
10Y. AMI pride al! out Of AN antelope 10 10
seoo9ped by a SIS bnckskin hroneho."
les. said the General. " | should think il
would. II was broken legged antelope with
foot done W in gum ovrt shoe, and cnnldn't
away To some lonely spot and stick my head into
prairie dogs hole and die Of remorss'
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me again to that institution. Tho General
kindly informed me In VIII isper that the doors
OF all the universities were forever shut against
have been acquitted hy the Court. and vet
l am under punishment. What does il mean ?"
You shall hear from me-. said the Chief OF
Mmidnight the boil rang. and the Captain OF
gendarmes came again to arrest me. That same
night was s.nt awav from St Petersburg in
the conf pany of two eendarmes. Five days we
travelled. At last we reached small village in
the woods Of the Archangelsk Province.
Guard him wei. if you don't care TO sec ST.
constable and they left me. alone. without anv
means OF subsistence. i was starving. and
shivsring from the severe cold. But my friends
came TO the rescue. Then for years l disnp-
peared among our great but suffering people.
Russ In H. moving fast In 1861 the late Gar
was adored like q god by his people. In 1871
that his capital was swarming with Nihilsts.
In 1881 the Gar Liherator and Rn!ormer was
killed at MONDAY. And the new Car. though
took the tnsk OF governing does not do my
thing hut hide himself in this or that palace.
In 1871 the ranks of the Nihilists were filed
dents. Bat In the last decade t'rorB 1871 to
lSSD the Nihilist principles have spread far
and wide. and now there are among the con-
OF counts and princes. OF priests and mer-
chants. OF mobiles and peasants. Tho moujiks
are awakened 4, and the officers OF the army are
were peaceful propagandis,s then resigned VIC
Tins; then bold and undauntsd martyrs. then
Government ia now on the defensive 1t is not
necessary to bs a prophet in order to predict
that We shall live to see in Russia, as well as in
some other countries. the champions OF liberty
and equality victorious over those of des potsm.
Then the hilists will sing a new song instead
OF the one they sing now:
is nothing so beautiful and SO lovely as the
thorn wreath"