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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

A Coon THING.-We see it stated
that the members of the Legislature
will visit Gettysburg on Decoration
day, at $40 per scalp, railroad fare free
and hotel bills paid. A lovely event
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

ABOUT CONC HoME.-The members
of the Legislature are talking of ad.
journing on or about Thursday, the 9th
of June. What happy event that
will be ifthey succeed in getting away.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

No JoKISa.-Mr William Il. Chand.
Ter threatens to go up to New Hamp.
shire and have himself vindicatcd by
an election to the United States Sen.
ate, Things like this have been done
many times.
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9rw advertisements.

NAUTION.--Ali persons are hereby warned
~ against paying OF trading for certain note
given BY me to the Singer Manufacturing Co,
for SIS, dated October i1tb, 1850. and dus Oct,
l2lh, lssl l an dsterminsd not to pay this
nose unle" compelled BY Law, because I have
received no valus for the same.
s. Q. BRADFORD.
Gllllngbau, Pa, June ist, issl-at.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Go FOR THEN AN exchange says
Some OF the death.bod insurance agents
are coming to griei. A Pottstown
physician named Yorgey, with others,
has been arrested for conspiracy for
insuring the life of Daniel Gehris, aged
eighty-iour, on his death bed. The
sooner these ghouls are brought to
justice the better Tor the world at large.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

ADvIoEroA CoRPsE. The Syracuse
On. " Standard says "Gorham, you
are dead. Lie still, that's good
corpse"
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MEAT MARKET.
T, M, CARBON 4 BRO,

On Market 81, one door west Of Mansion House,
cLEARFIELD, PA.
Our arrangements are Of the most complete
character for furnishing the public with Presh
Meats Of all hind, and of the very best quality.
We also deal In all kinds Of Agricultural 1mple.
nents, which We keep on exhibition for the ben.
cit Of the public. Call around whom In town,
and take look At things, or address US
Y. N. CARBON A BRO.
oiearssld, Pa, July II, isIb-m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01
GEORGE B. GooDLASDrR, Editor.

Reader, II you want to know what is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, the Special column In particular.
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Single Mill for Sale.

A LARGE Buckeye shingle Machine can be
N purchased very cheap IRON the undersigned.
The terms will be made easy to the purchaser In
price and time. For further information call at
"Blanehatd's Home Camp" In Union township,
or address the undersigned At Roekton, Cleardeid
county, Ptnn'a NAPOLEON MCDONALD.
Rocfton, May 4, lssl.4ta.
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COALl!

TNHE undersigned, having procured lease Of
Il hrsteats coal vein, has opened mine
and Il now prepared to furnish customers with a
hrst-oass article Of coal on short notice, and at
the moderate price Of SIX CENTS per bushel
All orders Ion at my shop will be promptly at
tended to. WIN. Il. BROWN.
Clearheld, Pa, Feb. 2, tssi-1y.
, 1881-10-11


Sosetal ptspatth Ia TAt chfedQo Tribune.
Dsux,,s,t, Oct. M.-t!st,up Merrill, of tho Chi
cnpt, t'rrtnat, setbphist Ep'scopa, Conference.
which adjourned suut1uy, tlui9 the Following
nptM,utnleuts Ut ministers to tho vnriEus
charges.
t:hItuao t>tstriet-f}. T.. Nulf'nuer, Presiding
Ehirr; Cllieuu.r Clytnurn AtcsIt. t}enrRr II: III.
fn,,s; Mnxwella street. FrH1 fifttsthaik; Ashland
Wrxf,rr: lnll,,ntttpl. J"t!n Hchne!I;x CentrE
Lung tlroyr. william +. krs!ruhnali; In l't,rteE.
r.:torf; Grand lsdyo md uar!,1: y. y Knm;;
af,si a,.t, Pullman, q. Wo!nreich ami j. 4. Mul.
August KnpIln: Frnnk{ort. +. frc.thorn: StItith
ln" wl,% x,t; 'sn* E'%'tsrnl ~ ts, S!di!", n's,.
and Ioinris, Z. F. HiInrt: Ch.tnpalxt,. i. lin.
ser,rcyur: tanvttle. William Keller. ..,.
Milwaukee, llIstrct-E. y. !,hhrr, FrcftanK
Hsson, ] Eh.,rc.. i. iti".lSr; i'hifa s:hurci. y.
WIl1Ic; Wntertnwit md J.'hn"Tla Cr.hk, =. +:
Fritz ind nnu tp ho H,,ppttea; tr"n Ridge an!l
slihncsotn junction. AlhErt lsnra: Gal,tsrbns e.
+. Kinn.kc: West Ecnd Circn!!, W!lllnm Mcyur;
Afnlatn, q. 1toriil: Arena, \. v; itle'latnhs1: i:
fun prllrIc. !. liraunr; !nwc!l, William knr,
apn:x "pn; Ttana asf ry y Tfnr s
burlington. j. e. lt!nsior; DnraDuo, Frud Meyer:
k.ntnhn. u. [etncke.
Fon,l t.u !.ne nIstrlct-:Janoh Blctscn. rrcald-
George 5i!'tnu; Oahktth,. lacoi, I!srgcr; Clay:
ION utltl Appleton, Ftrd karhnpp: Eureka and
1tIst1 fuku to he supplied: Manitow!@ autl New
tC.i. Churlts 1wort: Dullton and EhadsstD,!, II.
ii.,eie; Mcno,nonrc. @ II. Entz,nenper: Kewnl,-
1lrn, J. l.. Mueller; Ahtinpo9 aiid sturRGnn ltny,
AnR. Kar,opp: A1,na. $, l. l.lnIIn.r: warsaw.
tsu:'aH s1ntlHsink md a'ic to be Euprlseu: Ma,n
e1IbDljtd,
, 1881-10-11
CASUALTIES,


Ertel1t i}tspotth 10 Tia CHICAGO 1ftbunA
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.. Oct. l0.-Jeromo I.nmo-
rcaux, br0thar III tho Sheriff. of this coruty. mud
turnkey ut the jall. was the victim Of terrible
acedcnt to'lar. He wns moving John Lowicr,
a crazy tnas. from one part nj tho jail 10 nt,-
other. whom Lnwdcr attempted to spring nver
the oanistGr af the starcasc Ia tho ecu0tlu STORY
to tho stAfrs below. Mr. LRnlorcaux sprnnR to
catch hisn 10 prevent his Injuring himself. 1Io
fallGn. l",st!or went uscr unhuri and
rpnux eauQht bold ut him Just evudxh
to be pulled 0ver tho bantster himself. md fel
10 tho tl0or below, seventeen feet, striking on
bis knees. bEuakin9 both knce-caps. Thu lrlt
onn WIS crushed like IN cR9.ahGll. His legs will
Prnbn0ly buth be pertnasirntiy stinencI. 1le
his tho "nrmcst sympathy uf tho cnlIro CON-
MunIty.
, 1881-10-11

SPsft4s DHpasteH 70 Ahf aHtE"91 1F1&AH6s
OsllH.miI, Wiz, Tot. 10.-llcports from tho up.
pcr country ur0 that the rAlus Ut tho pn4t ten
days huyc rhlsgl tho stEutsnss II nn unusual
hight StAoks Ut buy Oh the r!vuF buttpns Aro
partially eoyured, nnd cort.t1ctds nro tluotlcl
uver In IL 9Dod n,,ltiy pltcrs. The siran,cr
lnrtnEu hns konu to M0nteI!O 10 try and snyU
tho luree utld lUck whlcl nro In danger Ut tlIAt
point. 4 lArEu ft,rce Ut iltu aro ut work therr,
Itl0 II tina uAnyur 1s tut MFcFtul nuihiuE less
!hnn IN nuI.dauon uau 10 e1p1c1ea nlunx tho
.spseia. D4paseh to Th4 Chteaso Irtouus.
0ALEHA, ILL.,, Oct. l0-l'h1 wnter III tho 0alena
River has rtaun nbOya thu weht bank. Mnu I'd u
consequence thg Gust Bttlt 0t EHnN.gtc0 street
IL practically usnl0F water, HceusaItAttnK tho
stOi,paYO Ut tho extensive snMultil Ut lIarrUwA,
TMYlur & Co., tho furnturu fAutocy ot Hherur,
factories of j, Frltx aud 4. Trleiura & s,,ns Ai
tue lumber yRrla AF0 nllluF wkt0r, Ald Eycr3
cel1ut UtI EuIHllIeFcu street aud thu tAAt uld0 Of
Hiulu Etseet IL Glootlel. The water ID creeping
up tO tho hl9h Mark Ut 1881. mud 1t Il r1achus
thnt pilnt atll gseAicr tiatan9e thaa over bekoro
Hpset.& DtspateA 10 TAt chicago Trtsuns.
DUBUQUE, Iu,, Uet. h.-Tho KreMt ris9 IN tho
MlsaipaIllpi Mt this p0shf, unprecedented iu tho
hlatury nt tho city, IL eFeating NFeat G0nsterna.
ton ovcrywbcEu. such y iitsul at ths ttiuc of
watur II l,uw Within lcss than thrco fc1t Of tho
Kreat rise in June. lssU. md collilR up tAkt. Qn
tho tAts nbuvu TGutA street lnaHy fatlii3ca hAy0
beon furccd to leave THUR altpea, anu lhuGh
prapurty Ia tho WAy " wood hAa been .loatc1
otI. All tho aAwnilla aIist several other naAnu-
Gtus0 business, throwing Ut fuust HD nulI out Ut
employ ytnetlt Tit rlsu IN tho past twenty four
h,tirs wns tIau lnClcs. tht KRAyo standing ibis
eyonin1 ut uluGt0oA feet llItlu inches.
, 1881-10-11
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Spsttat utsphtth TO The f!hicuoo Tribune.

K1RKsylLLE. a1u.. Oct. 10.-.A rrp0rt Is re-
cetse,l huro tonight OF terrible traKe,ly at It,
Gust Hill, SMALL town ln Knnx County, fifteen
miles southeast Of hprc. Que Peter Dcnus soruo
years ngt, mlrried n wife who brought httu salne
s5O.0N III money and nnds.z 1teccutly he hudl
conceived tho ldou lhut she tlulett out e,,sll to
HIN rather sparlnely, md hIs conduct towards
hnr bucnme very abusive. Friday evening le
came hunly, aud. lil.tilny the supper lute, it Is
nlrrcd hU t,ado that fart Il pfetcxt rnr uil
attack TN her. U0 chulted and bent her
brtltaliy. and, llis lnostior Interfering,
he tur.iel upon tho latter with knfp. Tho
wife interserei to prtstuct her uotler.i,t.Mw
the1t fled from tho house unit rl,t III hcr moth.
cr's. y mills aild 4 hllt distant, where Ah1 died
Officers wlio arrested nonmis bud ,.it.liity to
protect him fr,n the fury NJ tha J,enl,1r. uni It
wiis xroatly (Guru4 Lyuch's court may yet 90t
tOt,.
, 1881-10-11

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct, lU.-ln tho Mulloy
trial this AFTERNOON Mini. Patrick MAhor testified
that hv repaired ltoo1. -, Fuote building, Aug.
4. Tho dAts Ia inportuut. bcoMuae by the ru.
pairs tho dwcllers III tho building TX tho time
Walter md Ja,nvs Mallcy occupied tho roo.ns
there with the women. Thu Binta claims It wns
tho wcok Ut Jenn[o Crnmcr'a death tho Malleys
Justlce iluoth us,tl tho iawyets Ou both kIies
visited tue Fpa,iu building lina JMlnuA Mniioy's
residence. At tho EA,tu building 1t WIN Yott,.l
II purity could w b. tho yU0f ~ thu extension
frs,IlI tho ruoIn It ia claimed JA1nes NalIuy tue,l.
pied tho night vt Au9. to tho ruotn 1t Il ctuutu
WHItct Mnlt9Y D1U4lIpl,
, 1881-10-11
The Young Arkansas Train Rob-
bers Lodged in tho Peni-
tentiary.
They Turned Robbers Because
They We're Going to Get
Married,
And Wanted to Get a Fortune
Without Working for It.
A Missouri Ruilian Beats nnl Chokes
Ills WIfc Until Slo Dies.
Arrest In Arkansas of Defaulting 1lli-
uois County Treasurer.


TIE ARKANSAS TKArN-iaOHisE1tg
spstiat DIspatea to TAs Chscato Tribune.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. lD.-festcrtlny De-
lanoY Cox, and Mulroe tho three trnlll -ruhl,trs
were. placed In thoI pcn!tvn,nry. and la,e last
night were interviewed by your correspondent.
They ara mere buyr. runRlng In uge fran II to
IL yours. aud havr evidently see,1 hut little Of
tho world. M were roughly dressed. and storl-
rt'u WIS barcfnot. liz said his pnrctlts were
dead nnd be hntl a brother living near San Au-
Kllstlne, TtI., who was school teacher. The
Oldest Ut tho triU gave hss namo "a Thomas I)c-
lRncy. and tho Remaining une sa,d be
was kmown rs william, Coz. Monrne
nnd cnx nrc printers. md hnvo
served an apprenticeship In the Office of tho
neehlv Sarun. published at san Augustine.
wnero they luj their p'hna to rob tho tsaIn.
While at tue former p!uco be said he, Cox, and
Mnnruo werr trim friends and very ambitious
of getting mn In tito world. Thoy were engaged
10 Ge marriad to three beautiful 1irIs, daughters
of reputable cltizons OF San Augustine. and did
not SEQ how they could support thor wives.
They Ind read OF tho exploits Of tho Jn,ncs and
Younger boys and conceived tho idea
that they could Easily ROT, trnin and
secure enough muney to keep them In luxury
during tho rctnutndcr uF their lives. Tie
Monistlsn ltond WINS selected, II offering hotter
CHANCES OF escape III cAsH OF resistnHct. aud
innru ihhn three weeks befDre tho robuury tho
boys cltno to ArEausns. inutured thulr plans,
inny slid. further: after fobblng Inc train ,vo
decided ut lIrst tu strike directly fur Jexus,
,,nrry a cur K!rI;, Mnd settle dnwh. W. tlla nut
fnur dnys. uud in that tins VIZ cuic.lintwl
tn TO nh!e IL throw cur pursuers uT ths
.Geek md ds eastS 5 sxprs.t xs trn
1nd We e., l:ad 80 lit.lc tro'lI''e n securing our
l'onty. st'as ~e tpbv"d ti,o pcnple would lie too
4 fatal Iiiinler W, ony xt't spn9 $a,Mu III in
eash; Tllo t!ala'lep Of the nu',ey VIVA III cheeks,
, 1881-10-11

LAFAYETTE, fnd., Dct. lO.-Tho hnbcas cnrpus
case brought by Henry ltuopcr, win is tu JUL
uutor Nh Indictment charging him With murder
III the first degrcc. cAlau to mn cn,l yesterday
AFTERNOON, after having occtplo,l tho attention
Ut court fur two weeks. At tho closn Ut the cvl.
tltneo Mt ,loou court atlJn.irlled and upon rcas-
se1ubiing .ludeo l.u 1tuu su!l ho had arrived ut
tho eottlnatnn TINT tho cyittetlt.e induced wns
such III to Justify hInI in admitting tho petit
tuner to hall. and tho question wus not argued
by tho attursIefs. llo tlxrl tho AnHunt at SHUu0,
which. 1t ~ presumed, ifsnpor will bp nsI1u tU
Etyu TOMORROW. It will he remembered that the
ncclsetl wns Indicted upon Il ehurge Ut .,urlcr-
iuX hia uldur hrothpr. who wns fnuul dead III u
ti9a nehr hss homu un tho morning ot tue uulh
Ut August last,
, 1881-10-11

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Oct. 1A-Gn the Criminal
Court at Independence, Mo-. tn.tlay, tho attor-
neya for William lynn. roeently conrIotcA ut
tho 4Ienllale traln- robbery. tnaslo An aneallea
l1osion fur u new trlal. III which u1y. crttcn-
dcn u Charged With appeArlu: IN court IN tho
Inst duy OF tho trla! With m armed poaso, which
lad tho o1uct Of .prpjudiolnx tho Jury IN tho
lrlal. EO0l deal Of exuEtutuunt prevails, mud
tho courtroom, IL crowded with pcop!e listening
tn tho arguments. II tho 1intt0a L. grunletl aud
those e4A,Ees sustained, It IL sult tho uuyorAur
Will he tlHGle to tlltllctMbnt and !1npeaehmunt
fur ualFeasancO III ollloa. Will 0n tho ntAur
hand, 1t the not,on IL not alAtainud, ltyun'B ut
tOruUfs VIII be ll4klc tu Indictment for ll0rluEy
, 1881-10-11
OTHER MATTERS.

C0SvEisrEn TO TIL: JEWISH FAITH.
LITTLE ttoCk. Ark. Oct. 10.-M'ss Mimic
1Iouek, II YOUNG Indy prominent in society circles
III tlls city, wus yesterday converted tt tho jew
jst, futth frrim tho Methodist. Tho conversion
touk plnco In the syttngug with must imposing
ceremanlct. wttncssDd by q large audience Of att
denominations.
HEADING, ~.
READING, Pn., Oct. I0.-Thc Hoard Of Missions
Of tho Evangelical ASsnctht!on nf the United
States is now il, session. Delegates urc present
from ,,c,.rly every Statc, and sevcrnl from
foreign countries,
, 1881-10-11

TNE a1.or1Es or 1iEr1~
Dr. M''lcr-Tho brother Is 1n'sreprosch''ne 'ao
H. tintocId rcnd extracts frnm tho sernon
tenttinu 10 show tint tho Bnter cnp repent IN
hell il, which Thottus elnko OF tho Hight, love,
thnoEs it Is 1T, wouticr that suicides Aro IN tho
incrcnsr. pr. Miller li,'s fnrKntttfl that Tue
Hoard q ll!.ns hns o bi.,tnI S ea'pn5i u! o",
fhnt in MI tho Silnlay -schnols stall bo tntI4ht
sSe ,moks prs,,a',ncc'i standard. + Y Tho rr,,s.
In t,nss ]ttIg.nant OIL Dr. Tl,ulnas
MS REFINEMENT CAN 1,0 HIM NO HAHN.
II, In ths course Of IL low yeass. be .rotnce TO
the conclusion hU has erred. Tho Mcttl!h!tst
t,ut nil records Ut pnat differences. Urcat it.
forts havt. burn ,tntio I" wYrk up sympathy FOR
" nnk,vI' fsae1 ;at to ct esp"
tinx iii IL ssi. Sir. i'eseher i aot srpiy'nx ior
fnuvhter], md hu hnl t,eter mind his nwn nj.
snirs. For oil tho wealth of tho richest men ln
ca!!iurnta b. !il.ttlc!l would 1'.s .ll.w h!s
t,It1,a lis ttloso Of nr. Tnomas.
The sio,ctRtor ihen announced TINT tho case
were reai ind tho cou,inl.ee of i,ttson rotreI
10 formulate their verdict.
TIL: VERDICT.
Tho jury OF fifteen in the hrrcsy case took q
bisi n H1 S%e a @ ws@o 'K iro
rnptlon. and FREQ from nil noises and eavcs'!raEs
pers. they considered tho testimony and tho
ins unii! ii o'eloek, ,whio, was nnt
mnexpooted hy thug o s c!ossly wateSn f ~
j'rors. s a.ots Tso few III fres wham tho i,ers,leal
Goetor ha1 on eho committee nrgue!! n Ills tay9r
With al tho feryor that thgy aa;yo,,s! aaTea, 5tso
his fovins hcart, ind tho sood work fiat ac Ind
dong ID Chpaao bt It 4 ea.tfH! y 4 they x s',S
eeeded r. making tho slightest shadow OF M
sfx BALLOTS WERE. CAST,
, 1881-10-11

8V*tf.. UHpdtt. to Tht Ehf:ao1 TFtblne.
LEAyESwoltTTf. kas., Oct. 19-A ehl accident
occurred 10 u n.year-uld hoy NAMED George
Foster this tnnrntny. Young Foster was rlslluR
in cart behind n Wild Texaa pony Iuat being
brnkcn to tho harness. II began 10 kick, and
this threw Foster forward, and ~ hu fell he wns
struck fMtrIy III the forehead, crushing III his
Kkule. When tho trncsnred bones werr re-.
moved d ho1c two fichos lolIR and rcnchiuR frnn
tho tp If the nbsc to tho ctlxu OF tho l,ilr wus
ruyealcj. Thu wound IL thought IL bc tutul.
, 1881-10-11

ful rnYuKptncnt Ut tho Uniun Hjliuru Thea;ru,
Nav York. Tin Tribune s4ys; t'rhust. persons
who hAyH Soon Dir. 1eue1sua ~ Ac,ts aud Mira.
hux such u hus never bees surpassed In our
tltne. &nd such ~ tspla!ns what old playxoera
EntAIl whtu thar spehk Ut tue usd school Ut ntt.
llx snu tue Dalu,y dur Of tho usaula,"
, 1881-10-11
FIRE RECORD.
AT PEC.ArOSrCA, ILL.
EnsefnI Distxitth ia Tht CIlf,.e7 Tr-[h,trs


SpsttHl Di,tsttth to The ChLtioo Tribune
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-l'eeAtonicA was Walt
ed uy u lire nbDut O'Clock Euturtlny night tllas
fur IL tluc bid fuir TO consumo tho entlrn husi-
ness portion Ut tho town. The t!u.ues were iirst
discovered III SRnborn & Goa Elevator, a1ld, ns
tie pIuce IL Without iirc department. but lltlo
rus!stnnco cuuld 10 muao. but nevcrthetess tho
bucKut brigade did guoI work. un.! t1a!ty suc-
caclIetl III KuttiuK II undue uotilrol. Nut, huw.
ever, lrll nuout {l5,U01 wurtl " property llnli
0cen sssopt awny. Tho heaviest loss MA io tv
siO,Oa, md only sl,5dO .nsstrnlce. Tie cause
Of tho trr Ia unknown, while tho grcatest won.
der is thus the p!ueg wis not utl destroyed.
, 1881-10-11

Mr. Edward BJnrstpp's letter SFom Stanley, tho
AtFic4u xptOrcr, announcing bis recovery from
hit recoUt dangerous lll,lttss, was slAtVI from
tho Cu.,so ltlsrr. July /, lH5l. tlo shys hu wiz
sorittlsly Ill alt thrt,uNh tho Aonth " May. and
trt. tho lbt Thought u bud reached hss llst day.
Ills friends wUrU cuieA tn his side and liu spoke
hls furuwul! to thon. nut tho crIslh llahsei.'
Id cUnll,1,us, "4nl u,n aliro y0t. AAd Ut pres-
rnt htrut,w uiid hearty. Yet / k.luw what re4t
sickn n.ss i now aud whnt AtElca IL when shu Is
III euFnGat."
, 1881-10-11

out with hunting pnttt In Nebraska. and hn1
assaulted n boy nntnil POWELL. 1T whom by threw
neckyoke. and Powell defended hsmself from ,
knocking Lucas fnseuslhle, III which condition
he renlnihed until hls ttenth. l'uwcll being
ffAm AknCH
, 1881-10-11

Tho alarm frons uox TIl nt G:a5 last eycnlu9
wns cs.uscd by tho burning OF u carpos OIL the
rt,of OF NJ. lOl itnlstcd srcot, whcre It ha becn
placed for iii airing. 1t u aut kntlwti how II
sparks fro.n ncighbor's chimney. No dM.naxv,
save 10 tho curput.
, 1881-10-11
}tA11J.Y SCAI.l)E1,.


SpteaaI DlspHf<h 70 Tie Ehttnoo Tribune.
lSplASA1r,L1R, Ind, Oct. lD.-An nccldent oc-
currtd ut l.nwrenrn's Wheel Wurks this .nors-
inK which will probably result rntal!y. tiistnsus
ionko, aI et,ployG. touk his ,Ilnler to the steam
vAt III the facsnsy tu wnrtn IT, and accidentally
fell fnt. the tvtIi1.E wnter up to his waIst. Tho
luwcr portion Ut bis body WIS almost coukeJ,
and tho skin fell on. Boi,lIu WIS quickly r..
n.nypd to the SuruicuI Institute. whera his Auf-
taritlE sRs In leasure relieved. but very little
hope u his recovery IL entertained. -
, 1881-10-11

ao++:al Etsa,eA 70 II. Dsseaoo 7etaunk
MuNc1E. Ind, Oct. 1U.-Lewis Mcase's largo
bar., two nllus south as thu city, was totally de-
stroyul BY lire tonight alL with 1t thyeo hoEaes.
nhll grain, mud implements M particulars w to
1as, but 1t Will bo suye,rl lhtIMs I0ilArs. Thu
fire Is supposed to 1u AcudunEtl.
, 1881-10-11
SIIt}'T.


Spfstai Dispateh to The ctteaoo Tribune.
CEpAis EtAaiEa. H.. Oct. 1o-A Bohemian
named IBuhan wu5 shut through tho body by the
Incidental Discharge 1T cs,tt,pnnItln's gun.
G,tuxtHl tly tAiinx lawna bill while tho twa, were
nnt luck -bulttitg last evening neur tho city.
liz lived Until louuy.
, 1881-10-11

Epteial DIipattk to 1Ht CHICAGO TFibune.
Four WArSE. Ind, Dct. 10-GeorEc Whitney.
d prunEn1nt tlu contractor on the Fort Wnyne
ftoud. was killed nt HaDtet Station by hctK run
over ly IL freight. tt7in. He attempted to cross
tho trick directly In front Of tho traIn, and Wis
knocked dnwtl and rnn user. IlB lived bur
forty minutes, Hp was % ycnrs OLD, and Ie.tycs
II Wife ..
, 1881-10-11

IN CONF UKEGNCE.
ri.ocEEnlS0s.
Special Dttpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
sYcAMoRE, Oct. 10,-Tho conference resumed
Ms lnborx thls morning. with nrge attendance
tue heresy court having adjourned to particle
pRte III tho proceedings.
Tho uishop-f SEQ Dr. ThoLnas Ia with us this
morning. On Saturday tho committee reported
khat your complaint called for further nctlDn.
On being nskel for n recommendation, 1t WIS
moved to scfor to tho Presiding Elder. Dr.
purkhurst refused to accept SUCH reference. It
wis then resolved TINT committee he uppolnt-
ed md nr. Tha,nus bo required 10 formulate
chnrEcs. win you formulate such chnrKesY
DR.. Thomns-1 sought TO hive tho matter nd
tistcl IN some way less forrnni thnn by way Ut
complaint, but. having becn ruled out. 1t wnS
due to tho conference md myself. l felt, that it
should be brought 10 their attention III CON-
ptaInt.
with n good deal Of regret on his part ho sna-
mIlted tho complaints. Ito Ind never raiacd
bis hand ngaiuBt Il human beinE. I" I thought
that, oncc III tho hands Ut tho conference,
1t would take what action II ieemcd best. Still,
II thu, conference think. 1t my duty to prefer
charges will do 30. Ny senior counsel ia III,
though somewhat botter this ulorning.
IT Is A BEa1oUs THING
to formulate charges. At tho last conference
committee was appointed to formulate chargcs
a4lnst MIC, and 1t took then nine months to do
1t. and when tho chargcs woro preferred they
were ruled out for intor,na1Ety. [LauRhtcr.l
However, II tho conference think 1t my
auty to prepare tho charRcs I think
can do 1t In m hour. There is
one thing in reference To myself should like to
say. There has been u good dcnl Of gosaIp III
connection with tho publication Of tho CON-
plaint agafnst DR.. pnrkhurst. There wuro two
ctlp!es VI T. One w1s 1eforc tho coHftrcnco aud
nent wns that It should not DO Kvun out for
publication. heard u rtttnor that tho rot,ortar
how Or another they sot bold ot L. ,,Thoy aro
oMMGasTous MGt @ a.aa aoth!t,s no .1, escapes .p tn9ti
ubstitntc,I fnr tie mrinsad tnnv ~ aornn IN W
Icrnp- book, introtiuccu as eypucc on bnhnIf nf
Tho l,ishop satd 1t was mnttor for tho court
md mt for tho conference to pass ,ipot,.
vd R TaSSs SSS ,ss 4 sS
Tno i,ishop % sat not. Tho Doctor must o,thor
sud III III iii rrh o. he y oos ,as II to
WSIH Woua na@ anno b1 a., e tno
Tor. boiuE mcmbar, mist prs,socsitn lis own.
Dir, Tnomas-Ir that ID tic judStnott Of tho
~'A''''neo , n,,vsu ,,x ~ ,r
~, .ha nas.t uusss 1AS ~" ~
coinscI tonIt th"r t"r,',r fr ~" o ~ ~
sqse to formulate tho sharacs:
@ado .o ussa tns in1eas reoss s,'s
ion wis a!I. They wcro aii adoptcd H VIII hero
md thcre u slipbt a1ncntlmcnt. "''" A~''
Tho bishop sps,ko ut sums ot,gth on tho ubors
s:S sAsxSeo: Tsaa, sMo,,F ths ftseds!s,, in SaM sse
I'll tho ss s ahs co.
anesc. thoy would havo boon converted yuara
-. A4uAGuAuas
, 1881-10-11

SACRAMENTO, Cal., Oct. 1o.-Lnte last night
Frank liuehstaller's snloon and residence Oil Il
street burned huchstnlier drnKEcta nut hls wife
and two children but two nthcr children. who
who were sleeping on tho tioor al,uyc, perlshet!
Thu ilrencn ls.;lde u desperate tight to save
ttlcslI. snAay being suvcrt!y burned I'll thu ut
tctpt+
, 1881-10-11

Spsetat D,pateh to In4 Chicago Tribune.
BAY CRY. Mich. Oct. lU-1Ast cyun!nx, Dr..
Nouadorn. MI est!tnHtle physician Of this CITY,
white bciuH rs,wed to stone ls.uul to Attrl.. u
patient, Wis sexel with III Gpteptic tlt fell Into
tho river, uud WIS tlcnd 'triuru assistance
rcuchcl hIM.
, 1881-10-11

whcntnn md Prospect Park. latn"s apraH,tc:
Wheeler, II. II. Cunnon: Knox, Ind, J. J. liavl.
lant.
4. r. Ferris. ". Kelsey. and +. q. tlnrhhma
vtrr nf,tljntts1 conference IissTtniarit. Janus
J'fMxtur anu Judnll Mend, ss,pcrnnniatr.I. tra
+. Ward wna nppo!ntGi tnlssnnnry to 0fcxOn.
aud 4, +, Ward, missionary to InLlla,
, 1881-10-11
CHARGED WITH RIOT.

Spfctat U,spatth II 7hf f.liedoo Tribune.
WABASH, Ind. Oct. l0.-Wl,lntn and Emnnno
Lcwt+ wcrc yesterday nrrpste'1 by ShGrIt1 lloss
nm u charge nf riot. thoy havlug attacked With
clubs ard stones party of ynrng folks returr-
ln.lcs wcru Hcr1nusty Injured. Tho LtswlsGs
were bountl over to answer ut tho next torn OF
court.
, 1881-10-11

WArEnroWN, N. r., Oet. 1A-Tda ground was
covered With snow ut Stu1rtd, In st. Lawrence
County, this morning.