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DEUCHFIELD'S PATENT.
Moro Trouble Ahcnd for tho nfllters
Who Have Used tlie patolt Without
Paying Royalty.

Moro Trouble AIlcnd for Tho nElllers
Who Have Used tlie patont Without
Paying Royalty.
Special ntspaseh to 1ns Chicago 11tbun..
ST. PAUL, MLnn., May a5.-P. d. MIckies
who represents Lumuol W. Bfgnall, lhs A.
signeo Of the Doucllttcll patents In St. Paul.
Inns arrived here for the purposo OF Cling an
additional bill Of complaint III tue United
j; Circuit Court against Genrgo II. Christian
ct ri. III tito Numerous cases commenced
against the na'llers III Minneapolis and
throughout Minnesota. The cases arc so
prominent that thsEr particulars are well
known among the legal fraternity. In the
year 1858, or tlercabonts. Il gentleman
named Devchtiotd, Of Oswego, n. T., In
vented n process for s0o!tng hnd dry.
Ing meal; which ho duly patented,
und before his death, which occurred
a few years since. assigned to ME. Htgnall II
appears that Krcnt many ml!lcra recognize III
value Of the pntont, which did not oxplFe Until
april, 1871, aud ndoutol 1t without, 80 Sir. D'g'
nall says, Rlvtug vAiue received. 8nlts were
commenced against many millers At lcast seven
yours ago, mud une OF them has ii last reached
tue Supreme COlrt OF tho United Suites; IRON
whlch u tlnnl Judgment, whtct canhot lal, y
G Meanwbiie Mr. kosiess s Is % 1t NIX entering ue*
biltsARanst such tntlc r. ~ o discovers whn aast
used The patent, buth In Mtnne8uia Aud "lseoa.
s, ns s "ySissa ie by 1es ao S Saions M
lcrs' Association have assumed chatge. o. NJ too
dcftnsv. III tho suits II tho Court u tn's aIais, IT,
cult Juncs c. tlnynes, ot Minneapolis y fnlle1Mot "
New York; represents tho Lefundants. W!
Alioktcs s,lys thAt ue0roo after tDcree has Desa
rendered ii favor ot tho ct'np!alnans, Tho a.. 40
, 1881-05-26
CLEVELAND VI. WORCESTER.

Special Dt1pa!eh to 1'kE'Chtedoo Tribune,
CLEVELAND, May e5.-Warcestur stock
to-day touk q tlecided tumble, md tic CHI
rago ol'ampio1ls nrV now given the lcgN In
tho League race. lsiclimond's pitching was
no al,ntcl fot tho local kA.lyy hittrs, while
Mccormlek puzzled hsi visitors co.isIderu-
bly,. Tho only ru1. scorHtl by Worcester WAS
Que on a passed built The i!eldtng, too, OF
the home A!ne was brilliant, Kennedy galn-
lug tho bulk OF tho honors. Taylor uni
Dtckerson biunuerel snniowlat, md allowed
Cleveland two nut Ut tho soven runs. lsenl-
len md Smith did bnttcr work to-day, and rc.
deemed tholr poor pIaylng at yesterday. Aftcr
tho bud luck Cleveland lRs ha.! for " tew Lays
past, to-taY's suocoss MRdc tho crowd oxoesl.
MxIy happy and rathor dumunatratiyo. Eight
hundred persons passed. through tho turnsttlo.
fHMf,1Vs- ~ = ! 8 789
WsSsSssss.. yysJs;ss ....,...."9 9 = + 5s =,
hun. euEned-Cleseiand !.
FielilnH HUrroFs-cioyoland,3 Worcester
@ Mase hts-sciiaso,ansl. s,i! y; Worcester, 3.
TMo-husa hlts-AcCorlnlck, Kcnnedy, Irwin,
Tnreg-baso hit-nanlap.
First bsss Oh ssFors-tclevolana, !; Worcester,
Lett on buscs-ClayeIan I; Worceater,a
Rtruck out-phhtlps, Astusea, Hluhmotl,
AuEAnnXt9|.
Bl;sss s!5: ss'!ssas5Sess!sx e! II MNGss%sa
llOubh psny.punMp- ilSscocG.
pAssed bail-KonHetiy, /.
Itme-Qng hour 1nd nfty minutes,
umplFe-lsradley. =
, 1881-05-26

sp<etat Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, NIL, Nfay 445.-Tlle spcond
days RACES ut Piml|co Of the Maryland
Jockey Club wero Witnessed by fully 1900
pursu,,s, and tho events were much more IN
citing aill Interesting than OH thB >tlrst day,
Thu order Ut Yesterday WIS revafscd to.tlay,
md nearly NIL ut tile fAyurlts were vlctuFinlls
three Of Lorllnrtl's horses winning. The
first was n pursH racc Of QUO mile for NIL
ages, the entries being rs foiows: Marathon,
Dodcttc, Kilt, Clark, Hermit, jake White,
Soiu, Sl,nddw Dance, DrldecaEe, md
Kute Long. Jake White, the win
her OF yesterdays dash Of three
quarters Of n mile, was favorit, rs was nls,,
Hermit, and the hitter wnn casfty, viii, Mar
a.hon auconl, and Kitty Clark third Thine,
1:+t9. -, ~
Ths m vernal Sweepstakes, one mile, came
next for 3-yeRruids that hatt not won II
sweepstalso In ,thoir e-ycar-old tnrnl. The
starters were Baltic, Ctyda Ilnll. bliss, Catoc-
tin, SportssnAI,,y Oda. StanuuN, sir Hugh;
and 1;iin. The YacB WIS lively, though not
tho sport that1lad been expected. The bet
ting was string for Sir Hugh, Tho favorft,
all1 Ah ;c4pturud tho prize, cotntnr
Tbrtlmc was 1:4as. ="
Tho thlfd rice, Of one und nc-c!ghth miles,
for MI ages. was won with but lIttie effort by
Attnltorin l:67. Ills competitors wero Glen-
more, who cnf1io In second. Jatlot Murray. WIN
s Snmc tn thir. boar'ln'an. New York Wcekly,
a.ySr; ntds, .!ro e hea.s ''na beuM x LOUIS
X sna sa9yana sfsas eos o hstF 5 sea asSe "'as
patcd. Tho startors wsrs Urcnhiia. t' Ji'dyo
Murray, lialauca, Cinderella. OJja. 'Ei!n VIII.
aWNrb SGO" it Wu8 SIbYtHllS that Grcnntlu ntttl
, 1881-05-26
BOUND TO HAVE A FAIR,


nosros, Mass., May 2s.-Tha tirst important
stop In tbs movement toward the holding ot tho
Worlds Falr In Roston In 1885, which has boon
considerably discussed Of lnte,t was tHkcn thla
eyantng. In RESPONSE to call lasucd BY tho
psosIlonts' OF ths ten mercantile and COM.
mercIal associations OF this city, about eighty
prominent busluess.non and manufactures
Nssomh'ed at tho Hotel Fondume for tho pur-
posc OF talking tho matter over. Tho principal
featurc Of tho mootlng was m addrsas by Con.
O. H.. Norton, who outlined tho psan
~ ~ ,.s Witch y proposed r. ooniet
.uG the B. h6n!is!nKs. 20, lle estIt,ated The "
Five Mllnn paid nslmlis!Ons, $.tD,0U; coreas-
s!ons a, u, Hnd nrtyleRss xeN.9hl; old materials,
$lODNo. THO sentiment nf tho MeDgtEng was
atron1ay IN fAv1r Ut tho project. bur It's autiun
wna property conservative. regarding 80 I'm.
pnrtnnt tnAttar. 4 committee Was appointed
fur tlo nur."'s@s . $40 of conferonco and casstul ".
Mxsst!Fauon. " FhuEc 9to forty " !arxe, Including
epirltotl oltlzens, and throo from thu prlnuipAl
branches at buvnuas. YhIa Committee will r0-
port III olIu MGek.
, 1881-05-26
: FIRE RECORD.
TSG1,E<v9A1s.

A fire was discovered about n quarter past
o'clock last evening III tho twu-story ard
basement frama residence Of q. W. Schafror,
situated Oil iaoss aven,ie, near Sixty-sixth
street. THO hosu companies were IN tho
ground soon inter tllo alarm was turned In,
but owing to the light pressure Of water they
were OF little Use, THO streams only reaching
to tho second story Of the building.
faMtlies,-O. ": sclaircr iii tho base..
lncnt,' 1snac lsoorback OH tho second
i!tlor. aud a nlan by the name Of johnson on tho
t,rst floor. 1iy tho help OF nefghbors most OF the
furnltiIru VIVA removed. Tho lire Ia supposed to
hnye caught frain 4 lefeellye Chimney. The
. total loss. Mr. sehafIer lately sold the plnco
TO Mr. Ramnl. OF ChicATu. and It Is thought
that he hMs no Insurance.. Mr.. 4chaffer cnrrlcti
about $l,2U on tho h0uso, but unless 1t was
transferred tho Insurance. companies arc not
liable. -
Tho flre has opencd tho oyes OF tho peoplo Of
WMtcr.Wprk which they hnvo lust bought
from liylo park they hayo no rrotcct,on ngaii,at
aro; 4 prcsst!ro Of twonty.twc pounds only
could ho ra!aot1, when there ahDuid havo been n
PRESSURE OF slxty-tlve Of seventy. the rtopto
Will demand OF tho ftpHrd OF Trustees n steam
lire. .cnkinc or something more roinbo than tho
prctont Water. Works.
, 1881-05-26
CASUALTIES.


4pttta, Correspondence ol 7ns Chtedeo Tribune
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May ai.-A lanientabfo
Incident occurred on the Louisville, New
Albany Il Chicago Railroad nbout forty-ono
ai,d half niles north of the city this morn
ing, a special traln loft tho depot nt $50 q.
taries Of tile r0nt, and lust North Of wllnt Is
known as the .Wino Water, A[nry lsonat,
aged 81. came suddenly on tho track. At point
where tho dirt road cr0ss tho rails, and In ctit
Tho first the enxtneer knew Of her presence wits
whom ho saw tor thrown on tho side Ut tho cab
struck III tho eide and Instantly kiilett. flor son
wNs tho itrenlau on the cngfnc. and hls feelings
cnn better 10 Imagined thnn described when no
saw Ills nlokhor'A 6Udy,
, 1881-05-26
BUFFALO VS.. TROY.

oPeetdt D9pdtth 10 ms Chea0o Iffbttnss
BUFFALO, \. T.. May 2j.-Tie Biso0s
played very steadily to-day, rnpptng kcefc
hard and fielding without single error. Thu
Troys ll!t freely, but were unable to lu,,cl,
their batting except III the fourtl.anl ninth
innings, when they earned their rims. III tic
third they lIal tlirru men Oh bnscs and no.
bous o,,t, md failed to got rim, tho bntters
being unabletu get the l,all outside tlio ,li,.-
mo,tt. Peters and l1ankfnson cffccted some
remarkable stops, al,l several foul clutches by
tho former wcro ilne. Evans captured n boautI.
full liner III lctcrs' INT In the eighth TINT prc-
yonted bis soaring m cnsy thrce-basc Deacon
White secured hit Mt his ovvry appearance nt
bat. atsa tt tho Gfth he brought home throo runs
t,y II long ,iriyo.
fnntngs- 1854 Ct g789
1!l.ralo.. Q | Q . 3 o o.
Troy....................A 0 d / D o o 1-3
Eirt1eti rtths-EuNnto, 1; Troy, e
Fielding crenrH-HtltfAlU. o: TrOy,1
tIAse hits-I3usfalt, II; Troy, 10.
Tw,I.1asc 4its-White. liIphnrfisnn.
Flrat bns8 oh bnIls-l}utrnIn /; rrny, l.
First bMHo m errtlr4-fIulalO, Il; Troy, 0,
Left 0t bAses--ilulaEu. o. Trt3y, |.
Struck 01It-Cnssllly ~,
hills 1Iltrtl-llynch, ~; EcGfr. ~.
Strikes cullud-[4yncll, II: Kepfu, L.
Dnuhle p.ny--FUrco-Fnlcy.
Passed hMIs-EwinX, g.
Tlme-Twn hours,
Utnpiro-Uoescbcr
, 1881-05-26
EDUCATIONAL,

BpFelal HspssfA 10 Tia CAteaee 1f4auMA
NORMAL, ILL.,, Alay 2h-'rhe Alumni OF tho
State Normal School held a business naeet~
lfe this aftcrllooh, ut the kornn1 School,
plsd Ee1leuted this former officers, nrrangel q
program fOr the twenty.llfth meeting OF
tho Alumni next year, wlle,i tho four Presl-
tlellls-na,uely;. Iloyey, Bass, Edwards, a,,d
iieWltt-ara 10 b. prsSsnt. Tho Sp!ts WoarI sair.t
Ut EducutloNt ~ sessiu,l to-tlny, Eluctpl il.
g. NoAts, " Ta.naroas, presi1snt. This
evening the graduating .cinss dedicated the
COMMENCEMENT occurs t.&IlUrroW.. =
, 1881-05-26
FORT WAYNE.

srstiat Dfspafeh IA The Chicago 7rin1tne.
Fonr WAYNE, Intt., May a5.-The second
day Of tho Michigan Circuit races was largely
attended. Tho weather was very pleasant.
Tho frec-for-all stallion race was tho prlncl-
lni nttrnction. There were three starters.
Boneset,cr won IN threo straight heats, Robert
Mc0rtHor second: tinu s:::.a,, .;::s. a:eos!i.
Tho s:3t trot ha.l scven starters, aud wns won
by lsle John: ttmc a:aatt. a:ai, $40. Tomorrow
pron,lsca II largo Attendance nnd m attractive
pruNrnH,. Tonight Silvcrion Is selling Yavurtt
In tho .:s3 trDt aud MHttiD 1fuhtor In tho frec-
for.nli puCcrs.
, 1881-05-26


, spsetal pispaseh 10 Ths Chicago Tttbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Mny a5-Tto first slay's sport
Of tic Interstate riffs contest to-tlay attract
cd good deal Of attention aud drew Il largo
crowtl Of visitors to tho rnngo few ntlos
from tho city. The contest was between tho
Minneapolis, Chicago, and Milwaukee teams,
ard tho first match. Mt 500 ynrds, resulted rs
follnws: Chicago, 3st; Minneapolis. sos; Mil
waukee, 40. Tho Milwnukecans won by 81
points. At tho 600 yRrdS mitch the scoro re-
suited: Milwaukee,, 400; Minheapolis, 40O;
Chicago, 3s5. The result waa n tic between
nenpUlis. 3t9.
Tho ritlotnru hold meeting Mt tho Kirby
House Tonight tn tho interest of organizing Il
Northwestern itiilU Aas0clatiuu, which WIS
lhrGcly attended. The following oflIcera wcre
elected: President. z: 81: Skinner. Of Minneap-
oils: ytce-Trcsttlent, +, ". llincks Of 3IIlwnu.
kDe; Soeretnry and Treasurer. &. Il. Drury. of
Chlcngus tlrcnrltng Secretary, William II. Che
nOwcth, of Chicago. Anuther meeting to cnn1-
ploto tho organization will 10 hold Tomorrow
T.iE;h To-aiEs;ht tho rItlo,nou met md argan,zot, tho
Western Nltlv Association. The officers nro:
President, Dr. @. II. Skinner, Minneapolis; Vlco-
rrcsislent. Con. Il. W. Htncks, Milwaukee,: Cor.
responding Secretary Mai. Il. II. Drury, Chlca-
go: Trcaauror. W. II. Chenowoth, ChicnH0. Mini.
Il. =. burt. U. 8. A., Jnhn McCnnHctl ut iako
View, and Mr.. Humphreys. OF Chcboygan,
Mich, wuro appointed to drift constitution.
, 1881-05-26
SUIT AGAINST a sEDUCER.

cptttdE UEabdlth 70 1ht EhWH6o 1F1bHHA
ATLANTA, Ca, Mny 23.-rl,e case OF Will
ta1A Fry, llghly-res1ectabo coloreu n,a,,,
against Francis NJ. Cocker, n rich md inllu-
eiltlal bankur Ut Atlanta, atter being OIL trial
three days. resulted thfs afternoon iii tho
Jury making 1nlstrlal. Tho suit is of an
unprecedented character In this State, al,d
was brought by tho father for tho seduction
ass g. 5 s"feeti' o td s on Ct ,Is ~ ' s SSsO!Egy
NAtlanK witness fur the plaintiff. lila Fry,
testified thnt Cocker sotlured hor willis in nis en-
pny IL huuBon,atd, In :e fail of tB1. during tho
cncotate ltln lett t0kar'a cmptay and won't to
her rarntta, WIN. upnn discovering tler condf.
ton. uRrcp4 tilat tho luothar snil nppy 10
COkur for n'Oney with which tn defrAy necessary
expenses until after tho birth Of tho. ehlld.
coknr Responded With loan Of t60, and. Upon
refusal to Hiyo $t09 nuTo, suit WIS br1,ught.
Gokcr wns ut QUO tlme promiusnt banker ut
st. rnul, MIun,
, 1881-05-26

the inside, Bennett putt ng out eleven be-
hind the bat, twelve going ont at first, and
The other fonr being disposed Of
by 1lo.tck md f3trltardt ut abort
mud second. l,ns:nl, selected 1,UMi
md Draslpy rs the battery. Bond was terri
bly, punished at tho 0utsct, tlio first inning
Welding five runs Oft singles by Wuuh, lian-
Ion, Derby, ami ltouck, II tlirea bagger by
l}r0wl', and n home run by Bennett. Nor.
rill was sent III to pitcl, ut tho beginning Of
thg SECOND, but tho first hall delivered was
bntetl Tor three bases by WotN. WIN faine
sed aS 81 s %Hs aso snHt 5 a 5 csss ,s' q nS tS @ 5.
sided, contest, .ilaso hits by brown,
1lot,ck, and GorIlnrdt, aid n Wild throw
hy n l,easley g9yo two more runs II
fsnce il tho tcvcn,h. % snd nade @ % ciean NH hoS @
run. Ilord was hit freely in the noxt. two
!nntnes, tut .hnrp acl,iinH md recklrs. haae-
thraw to soctnn1 wcro tho Two @ crrors rVs ehnrso
ft g4r e .se sst i r ,fo,' tn9 f5th a
tnc.i hmself ID tic Gascs. aud did iiot attempt
hna ~ sst. MarrS Wrizi,t oS,!ld W not ~ sales.
stan9 @ bow Detroit had boon bcaten by I,ltrhlo
5 ae % of b. nae Ta p4.Syss e e Sc se
nent 1T Houck.
B:;;:;:;::::: ::::::;= e
F!e!diMF erroes-besroIt. :: 1oston,s.
TWS.haso 1ssss hssIe.r; bi,MIi,n;,ek; *; i'0ston''
Three. haso hIts-Wutyl. Brown.
Mnn,c r.1ns-iaennctt, i,rown.
left % bases.-. -.ns,roit, q: nSston. i.
,,s1s srek T. oiltM;ow': ,,;;, II eefnr1t' nornnns e
boni'ls pi"ysSbcsby bennett dorhnrdt,
, 1881-05-26

Bptttat nupofth to Tht Chteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Afay 2h-'This afternoon
Henry KrfmpIe, MI apprentice boy LII
butcher, vose as Atla,ns' stove-foumtlry,
WAS horribly burned by having n la,llc OF
molten fron spl11cd upon Ills left Lex by n
workman. Krtmple WIN seated OH mold
ftumo at tho time OF the accident and was
partially hidden from sight, Tho ntatl
carrying tho ladlo did not SEQ h'u, and when
opposit tho spot where Kr1mp!o snt stumbled
Rud allowed tic hot Iron to fill on the unfort-
nnhte boy. Tho lnttur was removed to his homo
ana mc,iical attontlhnoo procured. It Is thought
Will undoubtedly bo crippled for life.
, 1881-05-26
NEAR JACKSON, MICH.
Spftta{ Dtspdteh to TA4 Chteaoo T>fbtlhA.

JACKSON, Mtcl,., May a5.-Last night the
hotso Of Hump English, farmer resulting
In Lcont Township. was destroyed by fire,
with contents. The family werc awakened
Guilty escaped. MIR, English was quite badly
burned. The origin Is unknown. Tho resi-
dence of Peter Cranmore, in Summit Town
ship, three miles east Of hero, wtls entirely
consumed yesterday afternoon. with all tho
honsohotl furniture. Loss, $1,000; insured,
t1,bN. Tho burns were with difficulty Bavod,
and tho people fought tho tlro Ia the adjoining
woods. Tho cnuso Of this tlTe Is also unknown.
Tho drought Is alarminF tho fnrm0rs.
, 1881-05-26

A. DESTRUCTIVE IIAIL-9TQNAr,
TROY, May 25-There WIS terrific hall-
storm III this city this afternoon. Hail
stones MS large rs wafnuts fell In vast qun,l-
titles for fifteen minutes, cutting UP vcgcta-
sion and foliage badly. sky-iights wero broken
pncos about the city. No futalttics arc rep0rt-
I'd. Tho damage Ia largo, but cunuat be osti-
united.
, 1881-05-26

: EH11up1 15IB1Hzs
DETlsorg, Micl,., May .1,-b.stou /. wns
beautifully beaten to-day, fulling to secure
AyuN III &hs ilrst ga1n1 OF the inlt!a! series
will. Detroit. Derby WIS ut Ills best, AMI
but three ot the beau-eatcrs hit HIM for si,i-
Rlrs. willie llaif u tl0zen struck out Two
wild throws BY Whitney, who went Iuto the
gains quite Ill, constituted the sole errors Tor
Detroit The fielding work was all done on
, 1881-05-26
AT TEKRE 11AUTE, IND.

Gpfttdl U1pdtkH 70 3ht ChItd0o ITlb0n4.
TERnE UAurE, Ind, Alay 25.-Tho oxten-
sfve warehouses OF Gilman & Reynolds,
coopers, containing n large stock Of liuuor
barrels, wore consumed by,tirc thta afternoon.
Loss. $1,000; Insured IN the Homo IEonipuny,
$l0O0 ott stock aud 9l,D00 GU building. Ii WIS
tho work Of un ipcenlinry,
, 1881-05-26

Earned r,ius-Prnvidenco, /; Ci,icngo, d.
.,Two.bahe hlts-NalryIn!le.. .Corcor,lu, uin0s.
Fnrrel, Ward, bunny. Ettrk.
Thre0-baHc ht-WIl!lnnlan1l.
First b4ac IN bnlls-ur0ss, Farrell, Mathews
e.. unro Durns e., -
First hAku on crEnrs-Chiengo.8; Providence, J.
Loft on hascs-ChicnEl, =: I'rnvlt1encr, ..
Struck nlit-York II, Gnllstntt1.
na!la chlled-Antllows, l1.: Cnrcnran, IT..
AtrEk9s cnltcff-StathGws. II; COsc0rHr, III
Dou1l0 plays-Fhrr0ll. Start, 0ors.Qurst- An
eou.
Tassed bali-{1rnss, L..
Wild p!tch--hinthews. !. ..-.. ....,....
Tfmo-l'wo hours md th'rty.tlvo minutes.
Umplrc-Jrffers.
Yesterdays na1ne rlacea Cbicaga sq,aarey at
tho tront FIJI tho championship rncai&nf tho ilrsk
time this aeasran Woroqstar' bad previously
feat ut c!eyctand foil buck to d tln With liutIalo
foE second place. 1foston 'nissct M opportu.
nity to stny Up anhnx tl!o le41era w Eatttn9
race is nnch closer alnouR tho clubs ut the tstnt
than u was u yEAr ago. an4 It will not bo i!ntil
tho lrat thrro OF four cIub3
, 1881-05-26
BELMONT PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, ra.. May e5.-Belmont
turk rnCes;' Tho 3:17 class WIS won by
::ssA. .:..77. e:@@4A. Tho a:ss class was won by
John s. Cinrk, Troba,lour SECOND; time, a:e8.s,
.:s7A, a:esA. Tho .:.O pacing cInss wns won by
Little stac. Billy Scott second; tlnlc. @::st.i,
.:4lH, 2:a4.
, 1881-05-26
AT HARRISON, ARK.

6pfetd1 Dupd9tH % 11s Ciled0o 1F9bans.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. May 25.-A destructive
fire occurred on the ed mt Harrison, Boone
Comfy, destroying property worth about
s@a.000 Tho heaviest osers are United States
Ncvonuo Collector Flick, 8. ]. Morrison, John
Estcs. WMlJacc Dtos., and Evans & Co. Tho Gro
WIS tho work Ut All nc1ndlary, for tho detection
OF whom a reward Of $50J Is UHerQl.
, 1881-05-26
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY coI1oy.Pl1AHI,,,Issss'pp;, ~! 1AI,,Iss'p;

MENrnjs, Tenn, May, '',,,,, mel Ia
regular an'uS session thts at's,asu ti1 aaesuei.lou
sroun. of tbe ehsiby County fa's ,s,sstc. frua
Theyo wal large ATTENDANCE .. ,,,s WIS opened
ali tho Cotton sb..es,' Thu meel,f " s Ts,.ues.ee
wI,h prayer ty,hop o3!a,s{Issa q aMsIsane, ds|ttx.!
followed by Hn,n!assfnss - - sieupala "hlc9 III. "M.
fspj{vl IL d. l,plt 9t IT, ,,.a,'. wcre ?.
JatlY4 Il. Ch.lIlteFA AuuEesa Aus.ss and tho la' ,hs ~
3IR4s sra,nM VI * ~ weesis' YotS nYn': : ns
resdant Of tho assYa,q!ot', " ksuI;urs ksI; spa .as
aidrUss. which trrtssi =! ~ ss"ut 'IId M'ins
mauutaeturElK fut0t. future 1s Iii lhe tn!uis "a
lily siaay ii Inc X.4wiution. VhS9 V1aS RESOLUTIONS w
Pesmaueng 0ggaulxaran 1aa A'
report t0-mpsFVW.
, 1881-05-26
SETTLED >

SPECIAL DIspateh to 1hs EAteaco 1rtbuns.
PEnu, ILL.,, May as.-George Wu!ters, the
wealthy JuStfeo Of tho Peac1Wh0 WIS bound
ayer to await tho actton Ut tho uraAd Jury
for Nil almost fatal assault upon putrick
Wctot, M aYci amt fGchfe WmtutMnu at u ruff.
tuAtl cru#sluy In th!A oily. hns settlv tho attor
by th0 puylnoAt to W4leh VI $5tQ alld A.l Gosts,
, 1881-05-26

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 25.-'rhe Town
OF Harrison. this State, was almost totally
destroyed by fire a few nights since. Tho
fro was tho work Of an incendfary, and tho
Mayor Of tho town offers q reward of S5g5 for
TITO apprehension Of tic guilty parties.
, 1881-05-26

A BLACKGUAlsl1 IN TROUBLE.
ALExASnis1A, Va, May 25.-John Cur
mtcltacl. nrrostod yesterday for sendlng n
postal-card to Senator Vance, on which was
wrItten "Plcase sel,l nc your spaeeh Oh
that DID .ioR btMh1nc." was brs,nRht boforo rlle
vnHcA Suites Commissioner tI-tiuy nna huli
far aottou ut tho GennA Jury fur violation Ut
rho ssAsMsea Which ptEhE6lt scud!ux seusliloH.
mnttpr through tho inIls,
, 1881-05-26

Bbttsdl U1pdtfh 10 1hs ChlFdoo 1Fl6lMe.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May o5.-Ycstortlay
Moses Allen, colorc.l. living four miles south
OF this city, while hunting, accidentally shot
and killed his nephew, a 7-yenr.old boy, who
had eropt in the rcar Of it0ok OF partrIdges
Allen a, 4 wy nolistod To-day: tho lHry prououn-
, 1881-05-26
NURGLARY, A

Special CoFrrsPundenes o} 17's GAieaea TrtbunA
LINCOLN, Nub., alny s4.--tlha store OF D.
n,n0unt at *1na takon uwny. Tho thloves pf-
fecl9d IN erltr1lnee by cutting y hole tbrt,uvh
the trtnt tiuQg, NJ cloW 10 tho sascals hus bgen
, 1881-05-26

= THREE LADOREns KILLED.
JEissEr Clry, May .s-ny tho cavlng-in OF
MI eMbailkment this morning at the new
cut on tho Pennsylvania iai,roaa thrue laborors
wuro killed aud two seriously injured.
, 1881-05-26
DIsOKAUEFuL AFFA1Rt

60fela9 4Js0dl<k "a 1#s tAleao9 1H5aH3
BATTLE Cl,nEK, May 91.--Iaaao Harrison,
euurel workman, had n drunken tight. o..
tito strsct last might With Ills mistress, Enpa
!lll!, snd, drawing y revolver, shot bur In tho
Injured. 49,. -. :,
, 1881-05-26

RUN OVER AND KILLED. 4r.
Special Dispateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
TT. WAYNE, Ind, May 25.-Georgo Bond,
10 yeass old, was Instantly killed to-day by
betng run over hyn trllu IN tho yards Of tho Fort
Wnyne Road. Iie saw tho tynln approaching,
but supposed ho had timo tu 9et ovor tho track
, 1881-05-26

=, BWe1a1 DlsNtleh u Tht Chlea0o Tft4anA
.EsA1S, ILL.,, May a5.-A young .uan named
Douglas Force, u w.tttny-teacAur, willis In
sane set ti1e to Ills luothes's house aud at-
tempted to destroy Il. ue was arrested and
, 1881-05-26

10 sNd k1tt0T o. lHs QH]E41O IFtQUN&s
MADISON, Wis, MAy 2].-lt is now over ntno-
teen ycnrs stnoo the battle Of Shiloh was fought,
and tho question whethor tho Union army WIS
"Burprlsod Un TINT occasion Is tu-daydlscussed
With "a much bitterness OF toolug as ut tho tlno
tho onxagoiuoHE took place. TWAS not my lti~
tcntion to tako my pass In tho controversy, but,
seeing nnd hoaru8 10 nany stAto.nonts relA-
tive to that struggle whuh know to ha unluat
townrds tho NroRt Captains who command I'd tho
Union forces In that memorable contest,
thought u statemout OF tho facts which oame
under my immediate observation baforo and
during tho baltic would not bo doemod
out of place at thla time. II
may bc tint our commanders did
not expect general attack from tho otia,ny
dcecived .has 6.ttis % Wa kivsn 't =. % saas tns.
Hut tho ctArgu that there WIS no prcuau ton
w. e srsaG Z wtho"t
~ u place Quilted poa ridge. si!atlut about tour
vol knuwn Ia rs thls Il porsiun OF uon shor-
mans cutntnntd hid quite i'm Muir with tho GU
as ssS or tno ss4 q tApf wo
ant Adiut9nt: nenefal u ths alstrlot, snted On
Mans'Irs." nrst volume. ,,aass &s-o. 4'
The niaht n9tose @ tno lutte nnr sdyanoe llnos
~ EsFe ,t,t Y " nSSSr aFen
inx nur line Of baltic was furmrd abOut
scitS aGiaekf oaa m1t hat,t was ared eYen on $40
liz rinn az III nfukuss s'ancrae M tnHa nn n9 nr
t,,eii moved nut ii tlislr aupp9rt fiotwoon ibo
picket linz aud our catnps t,ccurred suue Ut tho
nar.oat nEhtets ~ ot sno day: Vae GROUND %.
es Ia tbo scusr ts u Saa ous u ta,s IL
nIuv lad Ersy uniforms. sunerlntsndsi tae
burial u the dead on tho 1ert at our linus thn
aay following tho battle, and Know whereof
~, epr,v h,ur n, finn INV na,r ,f o,,r MN,
throw down thoir Srtt1s md fuii haok o., Pltis.
bury Landing, mid Of at,,,rsu nato rpports therB
h which would Juat!ty thea, ln ba!ts absent froM