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WHOLESALE POISONING.
Erttat 0Hpdteh to Tne Chke4eo Tfttunes

x.r. ...,....,... ~ ,: ~ ,....t x
N!LkEsiiA1tisE, fa'. june I'd most 1c-
lnarkab'c Instance Of wholesale poisoning
by eating bologna sR,sage came to light to-
Inv, # annaors that OH Sunday nnrtv nf
.,':rtoa, ,,,,,s, .,,fa,.os, T.,
!,!s1ee't Hu.sRa11ans' wHo ntu . ehpiuseu !"
tho mines OF Coke BFothers y Co.. Mt Drlito1',
wulit to unzeltoll, 1T this county, and when
thav nrrIyed thera thew yisitcl several sa-
ion,,a| tont hv n Inv c,ass nf ro,onicrs.
iooi'e hops " ~" s'"oS =. v.a!uo.e'
Aoout IL o'c'ock 1hey Drought u! ~ clieap
restaurant, whore they consumed 4 quantity
Of boloR,,n sausage, and, rs tho saloonkecpcr
oxsorta drnnt, ,,,,snnrinrlv II water. Wien
.ss .., ~. ~. s|,,no s,'s.,,, .f,nn
t!'e cio"" ctt e''o p,.coe e',o1'4s nltcl
they prrse!ltuu plttaolc sight oomo
Of them staggering and wheeling about like
nnn terrlhiv ovrrcome will, Intoxlcants
s1,,,''r anut,m,,I ~ n,ovo n,ome- IN +ia diro,,.
Lucy so'.t'''"e't ~ 'aoso ".o"s ~ 'tu ,' n'!et
ton OF Mount flcasaht. Il snort distance
from 1lnzclt0n, near this town, the 1allui0rA
of II INJECTION hotel, named Cotter, accom-.
nonin,l IL, n h,,tnhar i3iscovorna t,,ras, NJ The
- ,'.t'. ~ ss N,i .'. '1,e..s ~
!Aule"laAs '3"1e ~ LIS 1o"' 6u!''o "'a.",seo
1rpl eacli other, AID apparently ltl Tying
condition. Only ONO Of them made any signs
nY 1tfo. and In vfntontlv hrat His stnmuch IN
ta,,".' ,,sat hn ,,a, fro,;rtr co,,or, o1,aoni,o
.' WIZ ~ Wa INV, H., s:i' ~, - Wn,,"t
I'LL: ..,,, MI ot AiG;; n,, tIa. "a raooi,aI thnt
,tsi.s1 o ~ Iart, svy n1,s St
sMsG t!ey t"M ,.,. III nns,o~,ans ,hn
n .a aat @ ~ r,,, ~ "to ~ fnn = rns liz
lh!t n'nnane1 ~ TT. ato w " us ,,'
Mnt Mnt t1s nn. ~. n.,,, s"''t sft,, NJ
, 1881-06-29
BEER VS.. lCE-WATER,

4 l,ot wave from the Rocky Mountains
aud tie SHngcrfcst arc npnn lis, aud during
tile progress Of tile festival tho visitors to
Chicago should be cnrcfnl s4d'1iot nuke too
free use of ice-water. The National drink,
1ager-bccr, IL the best beverage In Our
chnngcabte climate, also during NIL public
festivals and demonstrations lasting several
days. ST. Paul wrote to Timothy. to drink 2
ltiy wine for his weak saomnc,'s sake; II
laecr-becr hnt BEEN brcwed In lis day his
Judgment Md adytge would have been III
favor Of tho ntnbcr tluitl. The question then
arises, WhGre can good md Wholesome beer
where the l,cer Ut tite 'reter Schocuhofctl's
Brewing Company" fl otIcred over the
counter. Our snnEsers from abroad should
bear tlis iii mind. 1t l,as ono advantage over
ise.water-yiz: 1t caols and !nyieorates, and
besides, 1t Is the pure article,
, 1881-06-29

Tho wedding Of Miss Dora Hunter and Mr..
Frank Son,cs WIS so'cmn!zcl yesterday after.
noon III tho house Of the BRIDES fathor. No. 4aQ
South Park avenue. Tho occasion wus naturally
n most joyous one, having for long time past
been Il bright anticipation among tho large
cIrrlo Of friends or tho bridal pair. Tho hor. 3.
+. Fleetwood performed tho eerntnony Hccord-
ilH to The Ep!scopat ritual. There were some
ii(ty guests present, composed OF inttrn1tc
friends nnu relatives or tho fnmily. Tho bride
was beautifully dressed In whlto sattn, trimmed
with vnluHctchltcH lnce and ur7tnEp blossoms.
and evidenced tho Vide extended popularity of
tho hrtc. Tho happy pair expect to, spond a
few weeks At Geneva Like, Ana Will mako q
tour OF tho Eattcrn cities.
, 1881-06-29
A NEW COLLEGE BUILDING,

spselal DHpateh % Iks Ck9ea9o 1f1RaaF.
ANN ATnoH, Mlcl,., June :S.-The Board
OF Regents tonight authorized. Regent
Shearcr to visit Boston. ard to arrange with
Ware It Van Drunt, architects, for n ,notlt-
fled plan OF their drawings for the; proposed
now Library building, wl,lch Is to cost $780,
00o, and, it satisfactory to him md tho Ca'l-
,n!ttcc, the plans aro to bo accepted. Conf
:pot!tiyo prizes tor the plans were awarded to
9tSr af9hitgsts' ' y ts!SwsH; sa T. ssnqsi Iti.s G.:
Iiuaalo, 500; ind &. s. Jc,inlson, Chicago,
500, 1T was decided to locato tho library.
building In tho celltro OF tile caIlpuB, :.
, 1881-06-29
rlfsaIAncK's TYHAxSY.


CoSsrASrISoi't.I:, juno H.-Tlla wrestler
nnd his two companions al0llo confessed to
the murder Ut Abdul Aziz. Tho others do
nicd completely.
SENTENCE TO-slO1tItDW.
Wheit counsel for tic defense Ind coli.
cluttcd arguments to-t1ny, tic Judge decided
that 3Iuslafa, the wrestler, Mustafn, n ser
geant, Fahrf hey, and liadf Mche,ncd wero
guilty Of murder. and tint ALI Bey, Nedjil,
Buy, A[ltthat paslla. Nouri 1'asha, nnd Mali
lnoud Paslln were accomRltccs, being privy
to tic crime. Sentence will be pronounced
on the prisoners tomorrow.
THE MISSISSIPPI rf.AN IN BULGARIA..
PARIS, Juno 2s.-lt IL said tho Bulgarian
Government exercised tho widest terrorism
during the elections.
DISTURBANCES
llRye taken place in various places in Bull
garla, attended by loss Of life.
, 1881-06-29

whom fIo tusuEted tllo tttter ttny In tho f's-
tr4i'uft}rnnt, mid Cassaglllc l,as already
hatl n visit from tic kccUi,tls 1T his old enc
my, I4nlitc.. tltc Communist tsnchefnrt
published Ills morning brutal httaffk IN
tho death of Dufaare. u IT," i, '."r .n! r. i.
TIN founder. swihni ~ s aj1sdiI i,at,,tS ti one
OF the countless 1lnatttinl- ta,ttarcs started
Gently arrcsled Of, aGiIafgrof Of swilnlltng.
, 1881-06-29

HUMANITY
PEsr1I, June 2S.-Of 20S Deputies elected
to tic Hungarian Diet 11D nro NIinisteriaIIsts,
sB Independents, II Moderate OppositEontsts,
SNatIoualIsts, and belonging to no special
GREAT DISTURBANCES
took place during tho elections. Three per-
solls wcrc killed and nlatly wounded.
4 JOURNALIST
las been sentenced to four montrs' inprIs.
onIncnt md pay fine Of 1000 norins for nj,
article attacking tho army. ~ - 81
, 1881-06-29
/ FRANCE: i:
:, THE {NMET. .

PAnls, June as.-For. tho last two. nights
tho comet h9s hean remarkably brilliant, aud
our astronomers tall us 1t Is tonight to at
tait !ta apogee., Altar that, Its sple,dor will
diminish, a,,d Iii thFee, weeks We shall layo
soell the last Of It for asvcaty.four Years.; TAa
comet gave risa to ail Interesting discussion
at the Academy Of 6ctanco yesterday. !! Jan.
sen ':lntoti.ed ns that It measured seyvrAl
mil!loh leagNes.: 1ta head, rs eeei. hero. al'.
pears TO be spherical aud Ia surrounded by q
luminous lsalo, giving q peculiar brightness.
1t has NO body worth speaking of, but the tall
Is Immense, and Ii 10 transparent that stars
Of tue secona magnitude ase seen behind It,
and 'are clearly. Reproduced In the photo
graphs which Jansen has taken. .>f :: : y
nocIEFolsT AND .rAUL DE 'o2saAqNAo
arc again 1T :loxgethsads. RQcheiott Ia OK
pecting chalieuge from Capt Brown,
, 1881-06-29
POLITICAL.



Special Dtspatth to The Cnttaoo Tribune.
KicliMoSn, Va., june 1s.-l3oth straight
outs aud Malone men cfnim the action Of tho
Committee tu-slay as n victory, aild botll seem
we'll satisfied. 1t IS generally conceded, lIow-
ever, that IL was n Mahonc Victory, rs 1t has
been Ills uftn to hare the Republican Con-
yettion meet iii portion Ut the State m0re
accessible to the D!ack Ue!t than Stauntou,
tho placy aEreett ,ipun by the Wiclslam Con-
m'ttco at recent meeting, which place Is
on The Chesapeake l. Ohio Rnirou.l. the free
passes of which Vfce.l'rcstdcnt WlckllNnl
Inns controlled. It wns desired by Malone
that the location be changed 10 n spot
ntoro advantageous to his own Interests.
This Ilas becn done. LynctIburg, the place
selected, Is OH the Norfolk t. Western Road,
MAHoSE's OLD 1loAp,
with the management ut which liz Is under
stood to have still much Influence. Cochran,
the negro who was elected Chatrma,, Of the
Committee, Is undoubtedly Wfckl,am
strnteht-o,t, and it Is conceded that t!Ils Is Il
1Nickl,um victory, but the Malione fiction
say this Is n inntter OF small importance. Il
remarkable ttct connected will, this action
Is TINT Cochran is thu first negro elected
.as Chairman OF the Republican Stata COM
i,ltttee In Virginia. as this WIS dime by tllo
Nickila'l lileI' h1o5 e'"t14 tt1s1t ''es A"se
demonstrated niahluhy thclf p1'fl'ose TO
staflu bS the fiEhs ol INC co!ore1 liinft, til's
elevation oL one oFor ll'e 'eeads ot ttle whites
pell'B III ca'"c4'cu u t',cA eou:' i"t1. !" l"'s
regard. Il1o action OF the Co'n!l'ittea ,sil-
uo"btel!y 'tlahts tne styhon9u'e efnsc,'l;o''
INC sfcat pasIte-e'o"au' ama potn s'ro,sn!,
outs anu Mahone 'neh WI! now N'isa ait
tneir enerelss To captaFe tnat Ion'en,'on'
t"o-th1fas ot INC nle.!lnets u WHICH WV W
co'ofca. As notn 1aelions nasensteetl ~ "so
time mn" place OF meettnE OF thss oods' thos
Wilt Is nh0efstood' stalla os us acsloif'
nEF1S1rll DECIDE THE CONTROVERSY
in tho ranks Ut tho Virginia Republicans. II
It decides to nut u stralgIt-out Republican
tiott r., ,,,o t;ot,t II Ali ho ,t,uth.iIo,s IN
the saoue IN @ ticke, lake - a M tho ~ n,t vii m then
between the rcgu'ar Republicans md the
Democrats, with chances il favor Of Tic lat-
tar. II. m tha Contrary. thew urrre tn
coa.esco witl. Mahouc, iao liasa strong ci!anco
OF CARRYING 1ha STATE. ING action VI Tue Cohl-
mites to-dny IN wedding out from member
ship OF tie Lyslchbnrg Convention all Rcnb-
lien Iicans WHO took part In Tic recent Iseadjustcr
lis best anil most influential Republicans
participated In the Readjusto Convention.
.,,,,,,,o>,,,7y 1,,,,,, ID -.rh, no,uht,,or
NIcnnosp, ~, sanu 49, .'..hn .sepau'.Ia. ..a..
state Coinh'ittee met nese ~ noon u,.uay'
innn.
rim mi, commtttrn ,vos nrnsent In nerson
IL. .,, In,,,Is t,,,,,,,r ~" .,,o S,,.ir s.,ta',
OF ny pIoSs. Ae"'s' taklns tAe cnal!' al"!su
Craftsmanship ut the meeting wllirl. lIoeallcd
for thu ntst inst: that circumstances cou,-
,,o,al hin, .c ,,st o,o tho linn ~ t1,ut ,nnot.
c"en u,Al " poStpo'o u!o t.Ae " su's .".sp ~,
action Of the meeting held tho eist. III dcpos-
, 1881-06-29
A ELOA1ER.

J0hn do I.Drtusr, watchmnn Mt tho Illinois
River Elevator it the foot Of West Washington
street. ful1n.i tho bodyof i man iiontiny Ia tho
river ncnr TINT point. The bDdy wns taken to
tic Musxuc, where It WIS subsequently, iticntt-
fled rs TINT og william Gctticr, = years or aEc.
vim tOrlncrIy resided at No. 8 North Cnnni
strtct, md wila employed ne tailor nj No. 31!t
West Handolph etrcet. tio tAl boon missing
since tho 9lst inst.
, 1881-06-29

SERGEANT BATES lsi:f:AKS 11iS LEG.
MoHhEA, H., jt,nc 2s.-Saturs'ay ntgl,t
Sergeant l,ates. the American tiag.carrler.
addressed an audience OIL Tic Public Square.
lii stepping fronl tho platform he slipped In
s..cll It MANNER rs IL break Its lcE beIow tho
khcc. THO injured. knrc. was sell. aud tho
Scrgcnnt lsnfes to i,o nt!e to ndtlrsss his
Tic announces his Intention Of spcu1stng COLI
tlntlousIy until tho fatt Df 1881.
, 1881-06-29

Of State, tor The head Of tho State ticket.
s,,rm. the tnnst prnhnbr, although lfa Elk.
nus friends fl tlEitfct,t parts nf the Stnto who
favor Ills nomination for n third term.
, 1881-06-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arcna,a l8eef, Iron. .nnd Winot with
Ciuchol,a, tho staildar! medicinal tonic Of this
progressive ago. II et,riehcs tho bMsf. rronpt-
i;nprpves digestion, ctu. Rostitts A round form,
bright eyes, happy .tato Of mind. Arend's drug
Bturc, corner Madison sttEct anu Fifth avcnuo
, 1881-06-29
DROWNED.

epsttdt Dispuseh to The Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, O., June os.-1saac Levi, Il boy II
years oil, sou OF Moses Levi, Of ttlis city,
WIS drowned while bathing III the river this
evening.
, 1881-06-29

CoLu,flUs, o., June 2s.-T4e Democratic
judicial Convention, comprising Knox, Lick
ing, and Delaware Counties, met tiere to-ttay
aud rel,ontnated judge Hunter, Of Newark,
aid Judge Adams, Of knox.
, 1881-06-29

Col. William =. King. Of Minneapolis, Is in town
attending tho races. When In New York few
tlays ago he 1nado m arrangement with Prof.
ksug, tho nerHnn,lt, TO mako his experimental
trtr IN his new rubber hAl1nonI In MlnnnarnIa III
September next. THO noronaut proposes to cfots
the Atlantic In his MIR ship.
, 1881-06-29
DICKINSON cQflEGE

CARLISLE, Pa, Juno S,--.rhe 'llte1asy So
ctettes OF Dickinson College, had 'thslE 'allhi-
yorsAty meeting this evening, The orator,
was speaker Randall, aud his theme
"Thomas JeKersol,.'n. George Alfred Towe-
send read a poem, which was well received
, 1881-06-29
MAINE.

LEWISTON, Nc, June as.-Thc Grcenback.
crs Of tic Second District have nominated
". II, Gilbert for Congress. o..
, 1881-06-29

Trcsoy, June Ell. Zeekendorfs' pow
tlcr-llousc blew up this evening with ierr1-
bic explosion, breaking nearly every window
IN town. It Is reported tllat tho County 1lus-
pttal WIS nearly demolished.
, 1881-06-29

Aptetai psspateA 70 ~ CAseaas zstsasA
ATLANTA, Ga, June 9a.--At Z o'clock this
hotdlny she jill ii Stone Mountain, slxtasn
lniles from Atlanta, containing single ln-
, 1881-06-29
.ALGIERs.

01tAN, June 2a.--Spics report that Bou
Amn,a, tho rebel chief, Inns murdered tho
zounvey and cllassellrs whom ho captured,
md spared only th!rty-thrco Of the Span-
iards whom ho took prisoners recontly near
SniEa. -
, 1881-06-29
MOuNT..TAMAlPAiS,

:: SAN RArAE1. Cal, June as.--Tlle people
are agllatod over the 'appearn,,ce Ut Blpoke
aud sparks from. tue summit OF Mount
;TanlalpaIs, toartq4 volcanic outbreak. Ths
appearance probably proceeds from q bEusl.
tire on tho summit .-~..,..
, 1881-06-29

UKUUNU UT IN r ACUIkSsS1IEItIsFsIts
sptcfal D,pdteh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
Cf.tNTuS, Ill.,, June 25.-Eva Seltafer,
daughter of railrunu illaii, WIS playing
aroftt n cf,rii.stlc,'cr this afternoon. wiI1r1i
was In n.utto,1, mt Sit. I'ulnsk, aud WIS
caught Oh tho carrirr nnd takc,, fntU tttn
alIeftrr, md .wns ground to 4 jelly before
bcifg rcscilctI. 1t was MI awful Sight. s3!te
WAS years Old. =,
, 1881-06-29

~" Specie. ptspaeth % TAt Chicago 1f3buns.
fxn1ANAip1Is, June e8.-t;en. II. $.
Foster received notice this evening Of Ills
apbhihtniunt rs United States Marshal for
emit chi l,y lis resignation Of Cni. dudley. lie
will enter upon Ills duties July1.
, 1881-06-29

Rourt9, Of July and Ico-Crea nj: IN nike
your Ice. .crcatn arrangements with UFod!c, II
State street.
, 1881-06-29

Nuhsla Hnivc IL t1tC universal re1nedl ]
for hlsrns soalts, cuts, br1lscs and flesh wounds
, 1881-06-29

havo proAcrbpd iforafor1l's Acid Phosphate
tlt scvcrnl cAaes OF rhthlsa tconsumPtt0n) with
itiit tho action Ut other remedies.
YAuSTON, Mass, &. ", JOKES, n. D.,
, 1881-06-29

KICKED TO DEATH BY 4 HORSE.
pEonIA. ILL.,, June :ss.-Ycstcrtlay George
Iatl,rop, who cn,nc hero from near 1'arIs,
Ky., with lot nf fine ll0,1es, was killed by
a v'e'n!ts liorsc.. Ills skull was broken, a,ld
ilu died almost instantly.
, 1881-06-29
CLO4fI[S, SUITS, dc.
CARSON, P|RlE
& CO.'S
V@tBnl D'IyGo!9l|s House.
MADISON AND. .pEORlA.sTs.
ljySPARlTG REDUCTIONS :
IN OUR
CLOAK and SUIT
DEPARTMENT..
SECOND SERIES

It will pay to read the list, though
y, it be a long one.
Fine Black Lawn Suits, with
double Wnlsts. ......-...........$8 5000
Fine Dlack Lawn Suits, with Hunt.
cr'S Waist. ............-....,.-. o~eu
French CnmArlo Snfts, with tucked
Oliyette Waists. s...............". 800
Calico, Cnmbric, and Porcnlo Wrap.
rers, 80 styles, 75c t0......-.--. 9.0O
Co1orcd Lawn Wrappers. .......... Ids
White Lawn Wrappers, $3.50 to-. ESQ
Rcrp Wrappers, Lined, 82.76 to-. 3.7s
Colorcd Lawn Sncqucs, Lace trim.
Linen Nare1ocks, Dolmans, and Ui'
$f.5o TO-. -. .'...............::.... .o... t $50
Fine Cloth ffMcrcodes'' Wraps,
With good satin facings, bows, &c. 15s0o::
These arc superior In cloth, shape, and
trimmings to the garments sold on tho
South Side for $4,000.
"Wcst End, Shirred Circulars.
tho most graceful and effective
protective Wrap yet introduced,
and not TO be found elsewhere,
$10.UU TO-. ............'.A AdsuU -
Satin dc Lyon Dolmans, NTH good
pnssementeric and Fringe Trim.
rningB .....--....-1U.Uu
The reductions on our White swiss and
Fancy Silk, Cloth, Cashmcsc, and Bunting
Suits, exceed anything heretofore known.
, 1881-06-29

N]1LEU 1kI n I3AItN sKIAISINV*
MILWAUKEE, Juno :8.-This afternoon
Frank Karad, Town Clerk Ut Caledonia,
llactne County, WIS.,, was accldently killed
ut q bArtl-lplslE,
, 1881-06-29

SAN FRAxclsco, Cal., June :s.-Tho
wrecked sl,lp Fsanoouta was sold at suction
to-day, for $3.50. An attempt viii: be made
by ti.e underwriters to sayp portion OF tho
cargo. Lato yesterday afternoon the tug IT.
turned from Farallones, hav!ug on boarsl thu
Captaln and crew OF tho yeksel rha shtpts
rapidly breaEli1x w; alsd, With, tAo cargo.
eargo. effected In San Francisco, amounts to
S3lQ,403. -, ...@
, 1881-06-29

Eptttal Utspat<h to 1ht Chicago 7rthaH& p
JACKSON, 3tIcli., juno as,-At 4 O'Clock
this morning tho manglctl rcn,a.ns of a body
were found OIL the i!no Of tho Lake Shoro s.
Michigan Southern Railway ,,ear thtH city.
1t wns found to be the corpse Of young
tean,stcr named r. Shaughnessy, The last
train tliat came nyer tho road last night was
Mt II 80, aud tho nromal aud englnoor did
not notIca tho body. pccoased was flight,
sparo ,nan, and it is thought the cow-catcllcr
passed over him.. a,ld the tIre-box caugh! mud
dragged tho body along the track. Eyory
botle IN the .body was broken, and every
lInlb reduced to ns!p, presenting; e; terrible
fill inquiry. as the bu!!ef + preysaient that
Silnug'lncssy was .,nurtlerdd and MS body
'p|aead on tho track. Deceased was un1nar..
s''a' sp.s.4t 1.patea 70 ~ cntesso 1ttoan4.
aboltt i O'Clock = son OF Cook hlntheny.
abG0t Is ys&rs Of aEe, fl! uGtler freight
ioot W. cit olI 81 the ankle. rhs lad was
trying to get on car. -, '':- ~ =,
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sion that he should attend during the present
season. He should be away for some months.
some of the time he should be at Long
Branch, which would be equivalent TO being
IN this city. Then he asked for the report of
site. 'A0 W"
Frederick A. Talcott, Of the finance com.
mi''ee, said that as mono Of the site committee
were present he would say that the feeling Of
the people were adverse to occupying Central
psrk. They believe that the park cannot be
Mken "a. without encroaching on their rights.
Inc subscriptions already given were based
on the proposition that the fair be- held IN
the inwood site; that was the stipulation ar
pressed In every subscription 80 far. The
amount required, Sl0,006OOQ, was rapidIv
oeing subscribed, In ten days, according "a
tne rate OF subscription In the last tan
days, the required amount wound be- com-
ple'eu. Your remarks, sir" he said to
ueneral Grant, sin our last session had an
excellent effect. mean that the peoplo on
tbenorlhern end of the island have cuma To
the iront. Whereas they had then subscribed
only $4,000, they have now subscribed
$1,000, and they arc ready 10 increase
their subscription.
General Grant admitted that there seemed
TO be q popular opposition TO the Central
park SITE, and ne was aware that the people
mad TO be satisfied in order that subscriptions
night DO obtained. Colorado sent word, tto
secretary sad, that the legislature had An
proprlsted $4,000 for the fair.
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I'm q PitIabIe Plight.

Decatnr, ILL.,, March A. Several weeks ago
John Doyle, of Aioawcqua, died of pnsumo.
MA and loft a wife and four children. Since
Doyle''desth tho family residence caught ilre
and was wholly consumed together with al
household goods. All the children have died
OF measles. ono dying yesterday forenoon
and tho other, during the afternoon. Mrs.
Doyle Is now alone In the world, her hus-
band and four children dead and her home
destroyed. Such cases Of complete Atlliction
Arc or seldom hoard of in this part Of the stAte.
Iho measles and other diseases have become
epidemic at Moawequa. Taylor Joncs lost
Two children recently. They were III with
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Tho sprasue Cnses.

Providence, March 4.--Ie Governor
Sprague had any idea that he could friphten
his wife's counsel when no caused them to be
notified few days ago, TO be ready for trial
to-day. he labored under Misrepresentation.
Counsel on tho other side have not only ac-
copied tho challenge, but they have caused
service to bo made of two citations, one Of
which was taken to Csnonchet, the other
being delivered to Lycurgus Sayles.
esq, of the governors counsel.
Gov. Sprague could not be found at Canon
c.het, and ia his absence The papers were left
IN charge of the persons having care of tha
place. The citations were dated Fobruarv
2S, and notified the governor aud his Legal
ADVISERS ihnt Mrs, Spraguo's counsel would
proceed to tske depositions in Bos,
Ton, ,swampscott and other places
In Massachusetts. Tho depositious
were undoubtedly taken on Monday and
To-day, Mrs. Sprague being renre-
sent by IL. III. Hazard and G. II. Psrkhurst.
ana the governor by Il. @. Clarke and b. W.
Case. - We
Mrs. Sprague will hsvo more than twenty
witnesses, some Of whom i've in Washington.
New York city. Georgetown, d. O., and in
ONO cities. Ono of the persons, we'll in
formed in MI tao details of the case told a
correspondent. tonight that the meeting
Friday Dox. would probably result Ia nothing
but quibblrg over tho date en- which the
case il TO DO tried.
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New Orleans Items.

New Orleans, March i.--The seventy-frs.
New York regiment left this morning by
special train over the Jackson route. Thoy
go via Cincinnati, and expect to reach home
Monday morning. The Washington artil-
iery escorted the visitors and fired salute.
Judge John II. Southworth, a native of
Ohio, died here this morning; he had been
United States district attorney in Mobile and
for some years had been prsclicing law in the
United States commissioners courts, in this
city.
The Volunteer fire department to-day cele.
brsted ila forty-fourth anniversary by a grand
procession. Delegations from, Uhicsgo snd
other cities in this state, and the city officials
were in line.
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Houston Eiers.

Especial to the herald.
Houston, March i,--Dr. Carrie, successor
Sof Dr.. Sears, as president Of tho Peabody
atrustees Is in this city and lectured tonight
gat Lyceum hall to largo audience on edu.
cation.
\ Bogardus and sons ara here and gave IN
Exhibition of their wonderful skill at the fair
grounds this evening, Eugebe Bogardus
Iwss beaten by Mr.. Dunn, u member of the
Houston Gun club. who used sho. gun and
broke 20 esl'a to young Bosardus 10,
|Bogsrdus using a rifle. Capt. Bogardu, said
~ was the first time his son over was defeated.
|S. X. Mc1lhenny won fine shotgun offered
f'a prlss by Capt Bogardus. lie broke 10
Consecutive balls.
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A brutal Negro Done For

Sedalia, Mo, March 4.-News w ,o,.,,,a
in his o,,r ~. ,..-,- A.e"e "'s recevod
- .1'a w! ,n'' morning Oh a'rsgedy.which
occurred AZ Lamonte, ten miles west of Seds-
lia, on Tuesday evening, at o O'clock Ran
Burnett. a nepro not d,,rL a.; u....
NTH . NJ. rN "'"s nonio
W." I" Wy JuB VI nara cider' lie lives with
negro pa'slre's, having driven his lawful wife
of last spring. His paramonr ssa,no ~.
be had slreadv t.Lo, o.. - es nAs
cor,on,. 81 "a A.. ~, sv'' ,~ pouroa sne
'o''' VI '"o Jus ous. When Ben found
this out he was in terrible rage, and got
gun to shoot his mistress. She aaa for M,
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fncorpornte,I.

Springfield, ILL.,, March '4.-The secretary
of stat9 yesterday licensed the following
corporations:
The Bellc7ille Steam Supply company, of
Bellevllle; capital stock, $6OOOO; inoorpora.
tors, Jacob Brosim, II. G. Weber md
Henry A. Kirchcr.
Tho Mount Olive Coal Mining COMPANY.
OF Mount Olive; capital stock, $4,000; IN.
corporators, Henry Bennert, Charles White.
house md William Donkbay.
Also, tho Cambridge Armory Hall com.
psny, OF Cembriigc; capital stock, 100000.
incorporators, Nj. B. Gould, Luther q
+. Dunck. '"1 -