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, 1881-05-20
GEN. ROWETT.
4 VICTORY FOR I.OuAN.
IL IL VA
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Special Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsitrS0ToS, May 10.-t}en. Nowett was
nominated and confirmed today to be Col
lector Of 1nturnal Revenue for tho Fourth
Tor Qulncy) llllnois Collection District.
There has been n great contest over this Of
flee. t;ell. ls0wott was tile candidate ut Gun.
Logan, whtte Representative Mnrsll support
ell Col. Turnbull, HOW Postmaster ut MAR
mouth. ltowett llntl strong support in Tho
Illinois Legislature aud amolg BUSINESS
nlen. lie IL eminontly qualified for the
place. Mr.. Marsh, who represents the Ke-
publican counties Of this collection district,
Insisted that his district was 50 cinso that It
was just. On many grounds. that Col. Turn
bull should secure tile promotion, and he be-
Iieycl that tile Republican counties ought to
be recognized, but
HEH. LOGAN I[!Aa WON
in this case " lie did In tllat Ut 4. N. Jones.
RoWett alsO i1atl the support OF Ger,. Haunl,
Commissioner Of lnternnl lteyenue. 1t bud
heesl decided, Tram thu outset. tn rcusUVc Till
son. tho present Collector. The lHtter WIS q
K3otl K. 20, s@,der. aug tnanaEe his office FOR yca.a
roports uAfavurab!e to him, and for this aid
polltlcnl reasons he bus bosn rat1oved, There
Inns been mn effort to remove fi0wnEtl Knowles,
one nf tho Illinois Collectors, and to appoint
Mr.. Wilcox !l bis place. The latter cnrncstly
desires Tho plAce, and has strung polit!onl sup
Knowles. nlihoush an attoI1pt has boon nude
to tnAku s,1nethng ont Of the old stNry which
WIS W etfGctitntly tltsprnyed III tho suits brought
by ox-ltepr0nscu tAt[ve Whiting.
, 1881-05-20
LIE DUG.


Special Ditparh to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Afay lD.-Tl,are was
curious scene Mt tic White House tllIs morl.-
lug when tho resignation of Le Due, Cull-
missioner Of Agriculture. was demanded.
The President sent for him, mt! Le Due was
us!lerGd into the Executive Office. Carmen,
the late Chief CLERK Ut tho Agricultural de-
parttnent, who WIS discharged by 14o Due
because he tCarmon) was cainlttlnte for
Commissioner, was nt tho il1ng In tho Execll-
tive oillco. Thu President said: "Gen. L4e
Due, l nsn compelled to nsk for
your resignation. Us i,nye Dc
c1dol to appnint Dr. Lurtng to
tho place." An cye-wltIess says thut Lo Duo
instantly wrote his resignation, and, with fcnr
and tTenbfnE, loft the Executive Chamber.
1'he l1esdrnt then n9tittsd Carsnen lhat, NJ
though hia recOlnncndat ttona for tho rinco Wcru
very excellent, be- had tlccIled to nppotnt Dr.
!4orlnx. l.u Due hss noen makinx 1cspsrate of.
forts IT. retain tho place. and lately t,Aa been
sent'n9 uut petitions to lhe National tiranKca
asking tn0m to rccommend HIN. Home IT the
hnHcat OIL! GranAers eont 10 Dues Iottor and pe-
tition dlreetly to the President Instead OF To Lo
Due.
, 1881-05-20
NOTES.
THE u lsEls CESTS,


WAsIt1SaroN. u. C., May 1U.-To-morrow
Is the last day allowed under The call of the
Spcrctary Of tho Treasury for exchanging
The per cent bonds for 81 per cents, Thu
Secretary will, however, aecept all tho bonds
offered for exchange Which may be I'll ro,ltc,
provided notice of their being on tie way is
received ut the Treasury boforo tho close Of
business to- mUrrOw.
INTERNAL REVENUE 1tECEt'rS
today, Sali ~; ctistan soceipts. $osS.So4.
EvI:HfIlOny IL TALKING
Of tho adjournment Of tho Sonato by unanimous
ounscut.
SECOND ASSISTANT rOsTMAsrEltGENEItAL L
Et,atER
assumes tho duttos Of h!s Office Tomorrow.
FIVE r1:Is CENT lJoNIs.
extended At TX per cent, including those which
the Department has l,BGn ntlvlaHd will be pre-
scented for continuance. amount to $l7l, ,0U,000.
SILVER.
Tho Treasury Department purchased 3ts. 600
nttncea OF I!nH silver totly for delivery at Phil
ndoIphia and ean Francisco.
MAILS AND ltA1LWAYS.
Since July !, 1850, 0,lM miles of now railroad
null servleb hnre hocn established BY tho Post
Ntleu Department. As tho Department nvAils
ttself Of tho ncrGisra fA1llttes fn- tnalitrAsis-
portAtion afforded hy ovnry milo OF new railway
constructed In tue cu1Ifry. this d. 1;U mItes mny
lIe s1td to represent tlftt accurately tho full OK
tout Of rAilroad extension III tho past eleven
tunnths.
York to turn nvor tho Nuyy pay- UElco to puy-
muster CAswul1. wlU stlccect1s tn III tho Office.
paymRstCr Catwull hns llso bee,l nppolntal Ip-
6pcctot uf Flour. etc.. Mt Now York.
, 1881-05-20
PSI UPSILQN.
Tho Couvoutl0u prcceedlnEg,

The delegates to the Convention of the Fra
terntty Ut Psi Epsilon continued their secret
scssun ut tho Palmer liD,se. At tho morning
session the alumni present hud Increased, aud
judge 4. W. Tour9t0 was clocted an additional
Aluuul ttcac9Ate. un'Ier the provisions Ut tho
code. Stembess Of tho Executive CouncIt woro
nominated and eleotud NJ follows: Hugh u. Me-
Canlcy. Delta, II; Charles W. stnlleY, xt, ~;
II. l.. Drlllgeulan. Ontnma, '88: Ward Mclean,
Thcta, ~; il. u. Qross Epsilon. rs. At the
afternoon session tho only bualncss outside ut
tho YcUret work wnB tho consideration
Ut applications for tho foundation Of
new chIrtera. Tho petitions from tho University
uf Minnesota anl Wonstor Unlvprsty of Ohio,
wcra dismissed for ut least ono yeur Those from
aa Hx ~ofS 1s!se a' goses IT H
appointing tho naxt anntiAl aessi1n with tho Ihl
GMaptcr r. sy,5Eac''sc, N. y. the Convention I'D.
ln yesterday = sesssor's were JadKo 4. y. Tour:
Es 1n%Ss T. n'sG iSs G se sy d @ Garke ot
snsth. 1,;axe iIcnry io"ih. rrnaklIii l staa: T.
Nssso NSas PtS eSsr cGsss @satSyt tyt % e.:
Gsiehia. ;M: y: doeiw!S.a i syfscSss, % !. ).
natter. y. Q. F. I,nrtcs, nt Lansing, ailch, i.
!. Mack. nt Ann ArOor, Charles l.. ..ColIn. San
ssky stsif 81 T. tsehs, n aakn z 1s s ~"
{aaisa, li,4 i; XII ISr;y' Il .;soxy%: !isiss
VII. ueerso 7; Miliifs,,. of Ksw Ynrx, Lieu:
lscers; ot Now YoFh' Ja'nes Richardson Jr., OF
TtlR BANQUET.
Tho delegates werc dtlud md wlued ut tho
Palmer llou3o In tho evening. II wns half past
y o'1ioak when tho fraternity n,cn touk thor
r.u rsa,s y un s9 tsu ses " Tie ts 'ans benS nSs
ttltls uIA GrtitFH Ut thu tlhes wDru decorated
, 1881-05-20

t--i A.
!nct wose Vety sleonRly upposeo 70 tno Fohamt-
i,rrsisnt himsnif saw that fhnr ns ~, ~ sort
ntn tbt senati, i,nlii nftnr desCerstn onnn.tttnn
frnr, III onn.ti,,,Iinnei ntiyfsnre "'o oppo''4oH
THEHE WAS AN ANIMATED DEBATE
In Tho acnhfe ipon thu Kellogg resolution.
which requires tho departments to Inform tito
scnato - TO the States from which persuns arc
nfpoltitet! 70 0lflce Motrlll: or Vermont moved
70 table th'a re;onunn. and said It was dc1!nd-
ing that the untted States scnHto shnnld be
ntRAo me acene ot n scramnlo for patronage.
!te saih thnt Vermont hnd mon Assi9nod to hrs
tnat dNl nor ocnf9 10 tho efate* nut was
mhatef OF NJ, consequences: TINT re only thing
necessary vas Eond clcrks SHOULD bo sccnFe.!.
anu that thg sNstitoe of EnlumbiA hns nc-tb!rd
Of n!i tho 1l1scGa IN th1 Executive Depnrttnonfs
ana tnat The Offices belonged 10 thc people. and
ouEht to I,e given them, as provided ny tho law
OF letos lhc fcsotlauon "aa passed..
...-... TUE SAVt' .....
hhs tAkcn on some now tCattarcn. nf1d a exciting
cnnait1rrnblo Interest. The feeling Is very high,
anu he " intktn1 Il SLIT hRnt AKntnst powerful
eonmltteo Influence: His objective point Is tho
raymRstcr Geacralshin. Tho first ntcp iownrda
motion. Two u1artts havo bHer or1lorcd to cx-
anitne MN. ntlt bG seoms 70 rcRaru t1elr Gompo.
1ttj0n as tMfrt03Idly 70 him. and hns addressed
4 colnmitlchtlon 70 the President. claiming Ecc"
fcthFy :!tlnt is hlRAeu agnlnat MIN. ITO hns
In1crsoi and Voorhccs A. counsel. !![e exam.
tnnuon inciulos report on tho suttlemert nf
d1Inr Mnnr ni ~ nh;nf II ~.
IN Tt,E SENATE ro.r,Ay
!. cnr,,,,,t,.n ,or.t..i,,,. - r,r..A -, r
~ ~, ~ y. !yMn' a!lu UT: Gh11elon
tho 1sroaant "ms wpp"tGu ppt ~ T.. W.. Mpo
, 1881-05-20

Ghe!!ain, Mr4 and Mra 8, u,,
i;a,isacjnSs' II ,mi1ao9sSw' Mes n9ardmsn. snS%1e %t, Nun
Henry Waller, SIss l.IiIys ysWS;n1Ipne r ~ q
Mafo'ssa ana seS,'s S:ka|.sx!e hsi .s!e,;s' A9s
t'Corso wclla Rogers NJ. @ ana iarfy IT,, r.
ia iH', aatsnn a% Me, ,n
Cyrus II. Mccormick, 'fds H., McCo; McCoi;nS'a!ss S'!s
ff.''nte1s /. %dsm,, L'oS5; H.. %hss,isi IT, IT,.
Nc1Ie Wilkinson, MIss eiis Warm "9SSn,. e..
M%%'!t0,, M., ton,.9na Go ES1.sytno M:: Fss'nss NJ
Cui. and Mn. j. Mannn II ~; James Ws%aas %snas
Augustus Van I!uron, M. ,ina a11.. Ae. aad dS, NJ,
MatWe r. Il hss ~, ls',mn..y NJ wiiam wSs,. wS,. ana.
Kelly, Ds. 4. H. KittrsJwsr" "W%1. Ws. NJ jans,s jassis
Mi1"Erssr: n II e. ~ pr' hoest iincr.' hsS,M hdeS W.
!osIo lIo!iRhtcing. Mr. MD e.. e. y. TuImaas Nj'! IT.
s,r: nn,i Mr. Henry wllknson,. 81. GisfI1
Wes.ier, WE S2 .s "t.s nsnsan lt5,n h
Mss. Hagans. 1''o' ~ l.. Well, ~ ~
, 1881-05-20
THE DUKE Of SUTHERLAND.

CLEVELAND. o., May 1s.-The l'lke OF s SUN" us..
land, slr Houry and Lady Grccn, HUI hlo "sr W.
sel, and George +. Milo. Superintendent ~ 1at
London & Northwestern Hallway. passeu ,s.ss. w..
night and the greater part of to-'1sy IN s''ss
1and. THIS morning they were showa tps .,,v -,
rtous points of interest," md Ut F. m. NV NY p San
left for Toledo, on runto fur Chicago go.,,astua aas
FrannlBco. Tho Luke is ot tout u 'u'pS>
OF tho railway syBtcm Ut this coaa''''
, 1881-05-20

WASHINGTON. u. T., Alay 1Q-:rhs Prcsl-
dent fnls sent to tic Senate the following
New York nominations;
Stewart l" Woodford, to b. District Attor.
ney Ut tie Southern District,
A. ". Tennty. t0 bdp District Attorney Ut
tho Eastern District.
1Asnry E. Knox. to be Marshal Ut the
Southern District.
c. d. AcDougall, to be Marshal Of the
Northern District,
, 1881-05-20
CASUALTIES
CAUGHT IN A CoO.,v,,c,,
Sp&tfqt pttpofth Ia n. ~, aEEls

CAUGHT IN A (,D1,,v,,,
sptstat Dtspa'eh 10 ~ cAtta., nEEL rI;a
DAVENPORT, H., Arny 1p.-Tho 1a .s'',
OF liortihle accident which occn,.a, pn.nSalaa
afternoon nre rs follows; Aka iIu'iea I,E tht
young nun % years Of age, was an u'',s sma,. . ,
OF tho ilouring-rullI of b. i. Sears ~ g Es'aposs
at M!lan' SIX mllos south Of lsock J,ip., s'nA
o'clock he was sent upstairs to s,. tha "a, A
floor to oil the machinery, At x < a,. T,s Fourth
iS ioaa sSsssSs sas nd ID s % soy sSa;ss s sffs %
yond recognition. HlB clothinS' ~ almost b.
tho coy. wheels Of tho tnachiervva ~ s,G ,sGauss' IL
pnrt Ut bis left eie torn out. fhas and latYs
scattered promlsououaly, e'' cutsallt Dei1f
, 1881-05-20

A Scarcity Of F1nancisess:, s,s. ~ .nt
% ,ss sss 81 sSs5 tss 5ay s''s 'Ss 5 NJ s s':
4 t. ;Ss &! 10 iss a:s ss!*5
&: e., asas tHt e. os sas.so that
thetn. ,.,s auvt here, IenfT rAa
tho genial hoas en. r,c.s. sTo ssaIs;:. ,as9as
sa". Wv axxs ~ aro worth Nv y ao1eA -
poeA2lou."
, 1881-05-20
NFRRAsKA EDITORS COMING.

spftiat Dlspateh to 7As Chttdao 3steons, oo,.
HUNTINGTON, Ia., May l9.-An eieu.S ",s~,
marty of Nebraska editors, HImocth. ,naIr
thirty, passed through hero to'naxn' .b,rsei VI
way to Chicago. At this point :the5 ".".,,nu ene
na 4 new amd e1uvantly-turnlstnsan, a,niusy Iail.
r rns,I' r. yhiS, Wiz Brought from Chicago ioE u''"
sIeoiaf recommendation
, 1881-05-20
rIRrn or LIFE.

.ol.tot Dt,pa,eh to 7ns Catsaa' af'os"'' s'r,,t
or,snx % Ill., May ip-rhts attorn'nn a., 1usu1 'u,.
nsra,,t dr. irugxiat, a.onpte. to eotnt', a ea,,, At,
otae seysa BY su,,tas Ill thra a'as"sh ns ete. sai
condition. Ths rausu of tho a.te'np BY want
tu't to l,o u,eutal uep1csalon, super'naaeea -
~ sttttoasA LII business.
, 1881-05-20

HEII.dI MVHF. FAFURNE5l.Es
WASHINGTON. d. G., May tp.-Dr. Doyn-
ton reports, at 0 p, Ill.,, that Mrs. Garfield Is
sleeping quietly. Sho passed a comfortable
day, and her temperature has not exceeded
1ol during tho past tweltty-four hours. As
yet slle has not commenced 10 rally in
strength, and has no appetite, her 1nflld be-
inH clenr and feveeleAs. Yhe realizes her weak
nBss aud bad feelings more than Mt any previous
TING. Tim progress In hor caso to-day bus bocn
satisfactory.
, 1881-05-20

STREA'rOR. ILL,

STkEATOE. Ill.
SrREAToR, ILL.,. May 1o.-Consldctablo a1-
cltement was caused in town to-day by the
closing up OF d. B. Slulght's furniture house.
He mndo an assignment to II. ]. Wood, Of ,hls
place. The liabilities wore $l,t1p, aud reh0urGe1
unknown. Principal creditors. i. W. Nyan. d.
ontur furn!tura Company, kitchan / lioths.
child, ind Phillip Libenstlne.
, 1881-05-20
SERIOUSLY n1tpT,

o11FNVUSLf HURT.
soeeat Hsoateh to 7ns Cn.eapo Ttn.,.
BEDFonD. Ind, May lD.-Yc,tnr,a"
nooi, while George Goens. all emploH ~ +',es. X.
spoke factory OF Won Dcllren L e. ~ W.. ~ at
gagged In cleaning up the enoIne,o"sSs "S ea' CO
broom canN In contnqt with thn ,rN.e' as
tho hande entered tho lcft check NJ ~ Nd
eerlQu8, At10 Hll9t1es u
, 1881-05-20

SHERIDAN, Wis, May to.-F, II, Ches,a,
commercial traveller Of Milwaukee, ana co,.
respondent of a Boston paper, In daring at.
tempt to boasd q fast-noying freight near wls,
consln Junction this afternouu WI. thrown m.
dor the ours and fearEuily injured. '''
, 1881-05-20
c,trcEscFllI. ORATORS.

apsetal DspassA to 1At chseaao =, IT. .,vsorr,n
ptooatsoroN. Ill, bluy NC. ". o,'as, "s .ou.
won t,sst position to-n'Rht IN INC o'a'e' pnlIea.
tsst at wesleyan University, ana j.. I'm q. ".oa,eseos
wIdor seound These gentlemen. cr,torica wi con-
their college In the couIslR e's'''
tNAt.
, 1881-05-20

P1rTsTox, Pa, May l0.-Tllcra was care
In at the Pittston Coal Company's shaft tbl.
afternoon: It is thought tho damage will ts
henvy. The citizens living In the Vicinity 1en
Reoatly excited BY tho shock.
, 1881-05-20
DOWN THROUGH A BRIDGE

ELDonApo, o., May l0.-WhiIs Charlie,
Vagglo and his team were crossing brldgs
with Il load of hogs tho brtdge payo vay nd
twenty teot, killing tho driver and bo,h hotseHa. ~
, 1881-05-20
DROWNED.

NEW ORLEANS, May 10.-Mat Kenuedy,
deck passenger on tho steamer Z. ]. C,ay,
fell Into tho rIver as tho boat passed Dous)dgoe.
willie last ovoulng. and waa drowned.
, 1881-05-20

~ y 17K7s'kzA1 y TIE TsNFL0SfON
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May lg,-A tsr,p.
aeclttent occurred on tho East Tennessss' .''s :
Western North Carolina 11a!lroad IN rs..'' q
County few days ago, resulting In ths Is...s. s.
death Of ono Hehonan, sub-contrac,o,. .1.1a' sss'
negro man, and tho fatal Injury Of ons :, W. ~.
more negroes. Tho Incident was caused h,,s' wv
premature firing 0f II bltst ct,ntuininSsts y! t1s
onc-hnlf kegs OF powder. 'a"'x '"o md
, 1881-05-20
1sevlow of tho Work ACCOM-
p1ishod During tho Year
Just Ended.
Sermon by the Rev. John a. Broadus,
Of the Southern Baptist Theo.
logical Seminary.
Meeting Mt stannton, Va, OF tho Cen
eral Assembly Of tho Southern
Presbyterian Church.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Church
Of the United States Meets at
Tif1n, O.
TIE BArTISFT9.

THE BArT1sTs.
oottfaf Dapateh 10 IAs 0httupo Ifthtins.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ntt., May 10.-The annnal
meeting Of the American Baptist Publication
Society was the order for tho day In the
program Of tho anniversary meeting Of the
Baptist societies, and tho exercises were
fully up to that OF yesterday.
The meeting wns .opcned by George T.
Hope, OF New York. President of the Society,
who commended the work 0f the past year.
Thoro was ITO jealousy. between this $ oclcty
md l!kc societies Of other denominations.
As businessman. referring to tho evils
nrising from miscellaneous iinnllgratlou,
lie said thoy could be best cor
rccted by reaching the hearts Of
the children. Thls could bo done
through, the Sunday-schoos. This Society
lies at the foundation Of all other societies
Ut the Church. Teach the children md you
wilt reach tho parents. This society affords
tho means of doing this.
The President theu appointed the follow
Ing
c0MM1rTEEs:
On Enrolment, tho Rev. Frank Remlngton,
New York; the Rev. Thomas Powell, Wis
cousin; President &. j. Burcl,ett, Oregon;
the Rev. d. +. Carnatait. Illinois; G. W.
VNiider11p, N1w York; the lscy. L. T.. Sclip-
| field, Missouri; tho Rcv. d. u. Copper, Iowa.
| On Nominations, Dr. i. s. l1enrUn, Penn
| sylyanEa; the RBy, l.. d. FISH, Tennessee;
| tic lsey. 4. u. Lawson, New York; A. G.
Avery, Missouri; the Rev, j. 3. English,
Maryland; tho Rev. j. II, Parks, Ohio; Rob-
ert Atklnson. Kansas
The tifty-seventh report of tho Society,
prepared by the Secretary, DR.. Grif-
iitl. was distributed In pamphlet form,
after which the Doctor presented the
following brief abstract: Fiftv-seven new
publications have been made during tile year,
and 140.2250 copies printed. Of t0rnler pub
llcat!ons, 140. $50 copies have been urIntcl and
| .0.8l7,o ,oaG periodicals. A series Of conmonta-
ries, covering the entire New Testament, will
bo printed during the year, under the super
vision OF Prof. Alyah ItoYey, OF Newton
Theological Institute. This work has been
assigned to aIxtcon scholars. Tile
SoclUty's branch houses nre doing wul The
receipts for tho Missionary Departments for
tho year ending Maroli'3l, 1851, were $491,-
147.73, Vt which S328, ,s20.28 was received
from the Business Department and S0l3l1l5
from the Missionary Department, A CASH
balance Of $685. - oil hand at tho beginning
Of tile year makes the total Of
| TIE TItEAsuHHls's ACCOUNT
! Ill the Missionary Department for the year
00,o04.Iy. Special fund donations aggre-
eating S20, ,01S.:p have been received. Tho
Robert Ralkes centenary resulted Iii 3l0,-
1855 coming Into the treasury. During the
ycar thlrty-sevvn colporteurs aud thirty
two State Snuday-sollool nissona-
rieS have bcun at work. Tho
new tlolds entered were Maryland, Florida,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Wisconsin. Minnesota,
tut. .4.,tS.
, 1881-05-20

AN 1NvAL1D's DREADFUL np.rn
JAMESTOWN, N. T., May lo-Ye,te,a,,
morning Frank rhayer, farmer left Il,
sick wifo sitting III front Of an open firenIare @
ana on returning to the house found hpr dsss
burned. Her face wls charrcd Geyoni iIGtsoy pscosy!
ufttpu. e-''nu Aee19-
, 1881-05-20
Ac1Rf,S SUICIDE.

wAupps, wis. Nay l9.-A Af.s ,,s uoa,i,t ac",u,ai,ted
slns three .nilos south Of tbs c"y, ~ ber bsu!
suicds yesterday ny blowing taG apos1 io u n's 0s
oif with 1hOtx1n. 6ho WINS s"'''
1nGlauchQlY, ...--
, 1881-05-20
MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage Last Evening OF Mr..
Niles Nixon and Miss Em.
lily Campbell.
Tho Ceremony Followed BY a brilliant
Reception nt the Homo Of tho
Brides Parents.
A Large and Notable Gathering Of PROM
inent Society People-Tha Wod-
ding Presents, Etc.

~.
ding Presents, Etc.
-.
Dno of most brilliant .oofat eventE M tim nres-
mt .osson wa, .ha Ntrnn - n,n,,oIi ..nds,nr
which occurred at malt pnst O'Clock laat cren-
Ing Mt the Third Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Ashland ind Og,lcn avenues, Tho brit,o was
Atise It,nIv r. mrhnit tht-a I.urhtnr ~ tha .tn
n''.s n."hy SanpueH' 1"tu 4auKaeer VI 1ao tio"'
u. II. Campbell q Young lady who has bcon
great favcrlt In soolety during tho past foW sen.
sons. The groom was Nr. Niles Nixon, eldest
son OF W. X. Nlxon: Esq.,. n young Rontlo-
ciroic. NJ thu n,tv rho nromtnancs S NJ
the contracting parties has made The affair tho
q large asscmolase ot tho fr!onds OF both par-
Attendance a. the eeromony.
@ and tho waro w,a
rondnrctl impaasab1o bv thronua Of veil -tlrosao1
isdlo. who D had not resolved ouo Of ,he eovetsd
card. Of admission and woro Obliged to seek
Satisfaction In erowdin8 ono another nbo,lt IN
A. tmm"nso c.nonv - s,ro,cboI sro, ~ ~ =, osn 'I
an t",aoHe usuops s..o.snou ~. asoln .no eu,o'
sE to tho a s aoof Of q soy tho ,a,, nd anaS
Tho uuests boran to nrrivo Al oarlv
~ s o",oct s"I snd h,fore "teo ,he ,n,r %rod .d
for tho ceremony tho church wns
iilod With handsomely drossod ladies and gem
tjenen renrosnntinp tba l,eat noefetv ar thn atty
srho ,,"ccrat1ons IN tho Int,rlor ~ tho chnrch
nao ,, ~ -. a. sas us'iu. " nv m eoasca
were Simple and IN exce'lont taste. Tho chan-
Gel was covered With miniature forest ot pot
ted folIaRe- -ptaata fyy ana festoous OF s,niinr.
ING peeVa1llnR eoos 1ainx 3 uafk green, relieved
with an occnsfonaf Gala lily. Just prior to tho
entrance OF tho uridnl party two OF tho usf,crs
stretched bands uf wide white satin ribbon from
tho cnnncoi aionr tho ro1,s IN H., co,,sro a,.ta
wv eu"nee. "'on@ 'oe po"S An III" eoa'8o a4a'o
to tile doors.
1 9sue n1d sDrek % Sss Ss s
wedding March," and
,rI,,. u,,nar, "a ,,rv r~rrnrn
.an LIE n.sloAL ~ rA,sl1 .,s ENfEnEn
fho og lG se eooT sd Sr
VA observed; @ ushersCAon Il: CampbGl Jr,
nIian @ 18TH ;nkhan T. J?nn rnd II .ish a1 f so1aa ena
MGeker Jess!o Gampb1ll.
Tosa n1 ,no o1 prS aa NJ o Sa sGs1 Gon; ss
inc hf1de; M1sa Holt!9 Hcckford anu Sles
, 1881-05-20

ALDEKLEY. WIS.
0coaowoMoc, Wis, May 19,-J. Jersenson,
Postmaster and merchant at Ah!erley, Dodge
County, for tho past twenty years. has failed
Liabilities. $1,000. Iio was universally supposed
to hAyc been wenlthy.
, 1881-05-20


BUFFALO, May l0.-rhe annual meeting OF
tho General Assembly of the Presbyterian,
Churcl. begun to-day In the Central presby-
terlan Chureh. After tho readIilg Of tho
Scripture, singing, and prayer, the Nay. Dr.
w. II. Paxton, retiring Moderator, delivered
tbs annunl sermon.
The business of tho afternoon was princl-
pal!y occupied III tho election OF aIodera-
tor. Tho Rev. Or. afoore. Of Columbus, o.,
md the liey. Dr.. Darllnx, Of Albany, Prcsl-
dent Of Hatn!lt0. College, were candidates.
Tho latter Was elected.
An address was delivered by the 1.ey. Dr.
MusKr0ye, Of 'hllalelpllta. ol! the subtNct Of
tho growth of thu church. and resolution
WIS a.uutua thAt In tho minutes, both writ
ton anl printed, no ucadamlu or hoioFary title
hu nsoL. .'t.~
In the evening the servtcDs weFo devnto! to
thu celebration ot tho LoFd's supper tho Nuv.
Nr. Paxton preat!itny. !i'
Thu liav. Ar. Aol4sod, pastor Ut tho church af
whien thu seryieos nru hel4, On boanlt OF the
tnlalnlttee OF ArrAuRpnlenta, extended IN Invt-
tuition u the deGKntes 10 au excursion 10 the
Fall Saturday, wnol wHs accepted.
The principal business Ut u. tnorrow's saasf0n
will be work On Sunday schools. Addresses will
be dsllyosed by Dfs. Wooden aud Hall.
, 1881-05-20

TIFrIN, O., 1ny 10.-rhe General Synod
OF the Reformed Church Of tho United States
convened here lust night. About 200 dele
gates al,tl visitors are present. The retiring
President, the ltey. David kanhor,i. OF Phil
ndeiphta, preached sermon at the opening.
The Rey. Jeremiah II. Good, OF Tiftln, was
elected President for tho ensuing year. at
thls mornings session tho rules governing
the last General Synod wera adopted. after
which the lsay. J. g. Brown and DR.. j. II.
Ruetrick were elected ,Ttco-P Presidents;
the Rov. j. D. kriest, Of Buffalo,
Corresponding Secretary. Tile follow
Ing aro Chalrn.en Of tho regular
stal,ding committees appninted: Religious
Services, English Church, Iii. Il. II. Kefnuner
and Or. ]. a. Miller; German Church, DR.. Il.
dnetllnG. )r. II. ttnst; Synodlnal Minutes. Synod
1f uu!oa siates' Tho tiey. I. J. Krtea.: Synod Of
Northwest, i. i. nre!.d!s; synM ot Fntsb,irx, S
Synnd. tho lev. b. Il. I}lc0eHGachnr; EAatcrn
uortnun syntM. tho Rev.. ]. II. ltoorteYer. OF
WISCONSIN: 0enerat synott Minutes, tho iley. J.
KehltaS EoEs!xa M,ss!o,' ths Rex H. Il mpa4sa
nf Lancaster, 1'a.; 0vortiros, the How. J. II.
Konx 11H q anGs:ter' Oh Fu"nco, j. L. kear
Tho reports ut Boarls OF Hnma and Foreign
was rcuieeted Treasuror OF the Synod. Tho
Hev. Dir. krteat, Of tsuHa ID, maao m appeal for
tho GreUtlpn 0t pruPn8c4l monument u CaKper
C!9Vlanus. auth0r. OF the ,ltetlGlburx CAt0-
ehl4m. At t1.M0Ff3Ha session Will 10 cUl!ttll-
Drati tho lonH debatol subtoet Of peaoe between
church wis split sosna yaars ago by tho lturxtcal
question.
, 1881-05-20
WASHINGTON.

w Ao1lllNU4 4V1Ns
Three of the Five New York.
ers Renominated by the
President.
This Action Taken Against the
Earnest Protest Of the
Cabinet.
Bruce, the Oolored Ex-senator, viii
Hereafter Sign Our New
Greenbacks.
Gen. Rowett Gets the Quincy
Collectorship, u Victory
for Logan.
The Judiciary Committee Com
PEELED to Report Chandler's
Nomination.
Lc DUO Sent For, and His Reslg-
nation Writtcn-LorinE
Appointed.
The New Nominations for New York
Offices Received Favorably by
the Senate.
The Wheels of Business Fairly Flying
Since The Withdrawal Bf the
Obstructi0nfsts.
Mrs. 9ar6sld's Condition Steadily 1mprov-
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