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, 1881-09-15
METHODISM,
f1ty.e1Chth Annual rIccttMg OF tfsc
Ait"ots H&ettlodlst Elslxeopnl ConCer.


snees
Special Dapa,ea to TIA chseaqo Tribune,
pAsA, II, sso,t ~, .r,, "+... .t,.,..S
nnce,I,s ~ ~ ,se ee' ;-lno hity'e!Khto at'nuhl
fss''ns VI tue l!Ilfols Methodist Episcopal con-
seseacc opeueI Its first day's business ID tho
sEethoslst Eplscupul Church ths morning Mt
s:p 1,ovotIonsi n~t.n'sas as w.. 4,.s.a.. ~
tIon ~ ~ ose.c'see anu tue admlli'stra'
~ ~" " ta6 sacrament hated tor half-hour
"ncn tho business meeting was ouened by
bishop 3. II. Morrill,. A chi Of tho roll showc.,
lE memtera nro.nr. .,.a.. ~ .s.s ~ - .~* H..m
pumInr e1s H. present. t aoous ha'f OF mo tul1
l' .s... tae staP' j. H. No3fo, nf CiiHriast1n.
sha unanimously otoctcd Socrc4nry. tho lluyb.
1aines srntol,, II. d. iiawcs, and c.
Vl'1"es sn Assistant secrotar'cs, ana tho 1sovs.
If !, H. n nmsth' T. a. linm!!ton. ". T. IicadIcs,
secrrtarIcs. Exht thiry t., +: HIM. ~ m, wcre % mm,.o
The hours uf consars"an sasa,o,' " ~ w. a,1'a',,'.
rommI,.ae soeaeseheo 6os8Iot,' the stana!hF
nom,na.s u,'",..Ses we're thau appoEntea, and also
fsou each district to rnoctvo renorts 4 ,or@s
nsmtrr nr ,nin,stora ,sssa o,.',ts,n, -. .ss,
Thu pn, =. ~ MINISTER'S "efe continued 11a trlnl.
ro.,s fFa'lcia Mueller Of this class was dis
su sol.nHeu ut his own rnauest, on aueuunt OF
, 1881-09-15
ALL FOR A PlFcF or iR1N.

Two boys nnmud Philip lluio nud Charles Jor-
dan luarrelod at II clock yesterday forenoon
on the eorner uf Knxto and Peora streets, md
in tho encounter Rule, who is only II yours old,
drcw knlfo and stabbed bis antagonist In
tho loft breast directly over the hoart.
Tho wound 0letl quito freely, hut 1t did not ap-
f,eRr to ba deep or sianRar8us Tho buy tsaa att
ten1od by doetor. and WAS taken to tho West
k!altson strcet Station. md thence to bis h1tno,
M. AZ West LAkU street. Young llltlo eaoapcd,
hs will ltkHly bB brought IN telay. Tho quarrel VIA
osrr II plpce of iron which It 10 ulajnetl ituIe
wuk. mud which Jnrsian appropriated to his own
use. I.Ast night the doctor III aticn1nnrb upon
TIM wounded boy said TINT II tho cut wns In
but IT. with dirty or rusty hlAdu .ntianlnAu0R
Wnuld by upt to SIT In, md athvoull likely be
the result.
, 1881-09-15
ITEMS,

4 TElt.stnT.E DISASTER AvEETEn ny THE
lii.aVEllt tF 4 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER
NEW Yonls, Sept. 14.-Wtat might !.avc
been very serious ncciAont this ,l,Orlllng OIL
tho Snlidy Hook ruuto 0f tho Now Jersuy
Central Isaiiroad WIS avcstctt by the GOODNESS
Md bravery OF tho englnecr. tfho l0cdin0-
two drawing tile O'Clock express fronl Lung
Dranch ns ltncared the curye ut Snntty Hook,
null When only few hundred yards fr0sa
tic pier whore the Jesse lloyt was waiting
for It's passengers, burst ono OF the tIurs Of
tile boiler, scattering SraltlinG steam over
tho engineer and fireman. Although tho
traIn Ind not slowed llp and Wns running
quito rapidly. tho fireman jumps! on, Ecay-
ltg tile chg|tcor to I1,ttstcr tho cg1Ite at tits
pns!l alltl that of tho lIassengors. Iie proved
nl,nself hero, a,stl stnul by ultll the train
was stoppe't., Hal she !oconIo.tse, heen
thnlderctt tt0wn tho tlncE alsl crashed tnto
tlIo Jesst, llnyt, md Il fGnrfut accident would
lAyo betll the result.
TELE0ltArlt DIVIDEND.
Tlla Directors of tho Western Union Teie-
graph C9mnany i0day declnred u quarterly
',lyidenl a,,sI & ST. St u per sst; payable st, l
SAC, las r0n,afns. This lIet revenues for, tho
tls.A!ter ending scpt. 10 tearlltn9s for Sep.
si tSlnl1Sf !!' s partially esttm"te'l) amount to
ARRIVAL. or IMMIGRANTS.
Nlnoteen hundred Immigrants arrived to-
day, mostly tfelnlA'ls, b0lltItl fur tho West.
rDl1~l;ou,la r1.DsEn.
The police closed the various pool.roon,s
today,
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
Ti!o fifttett a!tluaf fafr Of the American
l,istitutn epene.l Ibis nfler9tOtt, This yehrA
tN1r. VIII bu tle largest Hyer hold. Every
aSnlial,9 tnOt nc ttHr allnee ins lnrll rulltett,
MInl Will % Ocellpleu hntnr8 TIT, GlId at tho
Wrot. Ths falr closes the s0lh OF No.
yr1nber.
TirE nASfttT EstosiTo.
Cnlnlnlssfuner OsN,rn ti,ts afternoon gaya
ltlA sloels!Ul III rcgArl tn tht9 alleged bandit,
!:s10stto, nttns lusuiazz0, Affas ttcbutt0, aitna
c"llatnIz9, Wl,0se nXtratlttlan hAa bpUn dr.
ntatntrN ~ tha ItAliNn tiayurusnunt. Tho
commissioner says tl4e eyltletlcu ta estatllsl,
tho prisoners completely ii. riln mlltflution OF
tla lINy. j. F0rrestcr aid tho lose naal tille-
ctntlt lnllrier tlU (n.,NI clearly to sl,ow tic
prisoners trtlntnallty Thu al(egu,l handlt
wns, then reminded until II wurrAllt nf sur
render shall be Issued by the ft.lernl Execu-
tive.
CitAIsI.ES BANTER,
junior partner Ut the ifrnl nf Joseph Schiena
" En., manufacturers 0f clicks, disappeared
lust Saturday, a1ll |. reported to tli,Se He'd
the caslitry, having takeA lArgn niuUuHt Ut
money oelonKIny u tho urln. During last
, 1881-09-15

NEW YnHK, Sept. H.-ArrIvcd. tho Farthla,
fraM liverpool, ana Frls!a, from Hamburg,
lLANnulal, Sept. H.-Arrlvcd, tho C!mbrfa,
froM Haw York.
NEW Ultt.eASs, Sept. l4.-Arr!ycd, the stenm-
ship sahara, from Nuwport. Thosahara reports
i,a1dct, Capt. duncan, died Oh supt. ii, whrn
Ealcf ltlll,tr Gill 1ouk cps1saanl al The russs.l
alN! b1OnYht her Into tnrt.
MEM tilAK. Sept. 1a,-ArrlYel. the Jun Nrey-
liel from Antwerp.
QusEssrnwN. Sept. 1,-Arslycu, tho BAmasla
frUua lIustotl.
.LttRu0A. sept. l4.-Tne sians!a from Now
t0rk aNtl the Ohio from phIMdelphia have ar
rived out.
, 1881-09-15
HOMETOWN CELEBRATION,

siSct.A1lt'S UATrI:ltY TO START FOR YORK
TOWN THIS stnllStSli.
Special D11patth tn 1as Chicago Tribune.
NEW IoKK, Sept. li.-There was hustle
of preparation In Fort Hamilton tilis nlurrl-
in., and bcforn noon everything was p1act{-
ca!ly III readiness for tlle departure Of Sit,-
clalr'a Light lsattcry Of !t{ho Third Artillery
for Yorktown. The brnss ilett.pleccs were
Furnished until they were almost rs bright
Us tic surface Of mirror, aud tho uniforms
and accoutronients OF tile men were put In
perfect orlcr. Even tin horses belonging 10
tho battery seemed to partako Of tic spirit Of
tho occaston.. Tie practice tlriye was GONG
through with even more cure than usual,
Alla
THE OFFICERS WE'RE ON TIL: ALERT
to see thut everything .was In good siIape for
tho long journey TINT Is 10 ba commenced at
sunrise tomorrow morning. SfHrfaft's battery
will journey INDEPENDENTLY 0f thu railroads.
Steahl 1oeunotion VII 1urlitirety scorileA by
tacilcd to tho battery. Crossing Hamilton
Ferry to Now York, tho trt,ops viii "a np
broadway to C0rtlandt street mud down
Cottlanut street tn tho Jersey Ferry. From
pIkn to Elizabeth, md snntIwartt tlsrougl,
plaintle!1, Princeton, and Trenton. 1t Is ex-
pegtGtt tllat
TIE FIRST ENCAMrMt;NT
will be nia.lo ut point about f'ye miles be-
you'd plnInt!cltl. On tho secnlld day'a march
tho detachment will pass under tho sllallow
nf the. famolls rock ut nuiellun. from the
watched tile movements 0f thH orUlny. bur-
tng thu wtl0la march tho o!l!eers al,d men Of
thu battery will Observe the saine strlctacss
Of tl,sc!pllne that they waula II they Wesv In
through peaceful agricultural districts.
Willis cnci,npud ut liiKht guards viii 10
posted ssd every detail Ut military llfu III tlie
ilela will 10 closely 0bsuryull.
, 1881-09-15
ANOTHER FtREBUG.

Edward Clarity, u n,an ~ yoars OF age, Is
locked up ut tho Chicago Ayeuuu Rsation,
charged with attempted arson. Yesterday Mrs.
Mar'hs Lender WIN kcepa boarding. .,9 .hnuss A.
tAe huilse trying tn set liru tt haulfulof sh,,F-
tnKs. From trlilbIe which sho huh heretofore
to set tire to tho pEutniscs. H she Yrnblol ili.a
snd hold on fst III! ~ officer responded to her
lusiy a9lll FOR hclpt Thp tAsD G,,lNeA NJ Ief9ra
Jnstlco eau1ly VI the North e!de Police Court
tbtS uornlnY.
, 1881-09-15

FoRr WAYSs, lnd.. Sept. la.-Tho stavc fac.
tuFy owned BY Henry SchoMc1ker at Now Haven,
this county, cnuxht frb this AFTERNOON from
sparks from thelr OWL enH1ne, and WAS entirely
consumed, together with lnrgo amount Ut
stock and H,aoh'uery. Only the o.llco luIla!ag
OF tho establishment. when was st,tnu distance
from tho snaln batttlng, was saved. Toaal l0sa
fully $1,000; Insured fol, f7,U0. The greater
portion uf tho facsnTy would have bucn sarod
only fur the grtAs scarcity Of watcr. which Knve
tho AF8 tt. otfu COURSE.
, 1881-09-15

Horny Weir, nttas Wetta. alius White, tnon,-
ber OF tho notorious Wolss futnIiy, wus ursestcl
anl locked up At tho Ch!aaKo Ayenuo Station.
Charged With ths larceny ot I'LL pxpross wtlYun
from a. q; I.autenschlagor, Of No. n Nurth Wo.n.
WcIss Hollsc, No. ~ Coopgr strnpt, xnd wus
identified dDsplte tue new coat OF paiut which
had been bestowed uppA 1t,
, 1881-09-15
1ELFGhApAIr.

n,rs'1a 1pee'as ospatsA to Tas Chicago Tribune.
sm S.N T. Wis. Sept. lt-A larxu force Of men
Autr,,I .aY, constructing tho now ltaes ot tho
vii ~. >. mon fuseRrapa Company, Flight wires
aad ~ s.tunk s,k between Chicago md Attwa,lkcc,
Ges'a at9 herr, vii! welcomr 1t, M ther., t,,s
haaaue,SsaosMl !cal oi dissatisfaction with tho
etf, s*"sas OF sha Western Union oiiice iu shis
, 1881-09-15

FlENcE CRY. No., Sept. 14.-CharIes r.
llarris was passing the house Of Ward Hub.
bartl, Il laborer, last evening, when the latter
came out with shotgun aid dealt Harris q
terrible Blow over the right eye, crushing his
skull anu causing Instant death. No cause
isnsstgmetl for TIC deed, Harris parents re-
Side III Texas. Hubbard give himself up 10
tie nutIuritfrs =
, 1881-09-15

MEMrItIs, Tenil., Sept. 14.-At jackson,
Teln'.. ttis afternoon W. II. Conner was
slsot alMl instantly killed BY Frank Stratler.
The difficulty grew out az the opW,sitioa Of
Cohiscr nKallst Strather marrying Ills tlaugIl-
ter. Deceased was T.. years old Strutller
Was nrrestel.
, 1881-09-15

PlrTsisuE.a, H., Sept. H.-At tos!ay's scs-
sion Of tho convention Of the cpai-!lliners Ut
the ptttsburg district, embracing NIL Tho
mines In Tits vicinity, it wns resolved tn do
n,and MI increase Of frt,m three and onc-
huff to four cents per busilot for mining, the
advance to dato frnh, tomorrow. II UNDER
stnotl that tic coal operators will conceuo
tile advance. allll tint 10 s1riko will result.
, 1881-09-15
EI3litAfallA

Tho atarm from 1Iox I'll a. o'clock yesterday
Afternoon was causcd hy u qro III u twN-story
fFnmo building It thu nnrtheabt corner Ut West
ern avenue and Thtrty.hsst street. owned By
nuRls Metl utre and occupied u d dwelling by
Fred WllItIch and Ioan bchnaElnser. The
strnoture Wu1 t0tuly dtrtrnytMl ut u tuss Ut fI9.
which IL fully Cuvtred by insurance. Mr. VIII.
, 1881-09-15
OBITUARY.,
1,fR. WARREN G1trrEE.

DIR. WARREN GltTEEE.
PORTLAND. Me Sept. t.-f>r William Warren
Greene. a delegate to tho international McJIcal
Congress at London, and graduate Of the Ann
Arbur Mehioa' School. dIed whiio returning
home, and was buried at sen. fio has lon and
dhu3hter lh Ann Arbor.
, 1881-09-15

THE ENORMOUS TRANSACTIONS At CHICAGO
continue, although the grunt wheat corner Is
supposed to hnye illuminated Sept. |, At
Sun Francisco Tiers has been extraordinary
activity In mining stocks oil account Of tic
TuW'Ftesl discovery Of Il new b9naazR LII The
Louisville may possibly b. Inscribed to tiie
recent railroad arrangements, but the ynt-
uins 0f.bnsness Is large almost everywhere,
md ~ large tliat thure Is III rellsul, to doubt
Il canttnl.ancH of tie gencral prosperity. In
increase ut the known centres uf speculative
activity Is less ttiaa ut other points wiers
business Is almost wholly legitimate. Whit
ever niyance there II II, the tlrIees nf stacks
Inns III least tts basis Ut fnct: that tho bust-
ncss Of the cnntltry IL larger In almost uyery
branch than eyer brforo.
, 1881-09-15

Bpsttat Dispateh to Ihs Chicago 1rtbant-
l}EpFn,li,. Ind, Sept. l.-A strlko took
place t0ttny among tile stonecuttcrs at The
lIinstlae-Doylo Mills. deduction Of wages
was tile cause.
, 1881-09-15
MEDICAL MURDER.

mentioned In tho columns OF THE TRIBUNE,
WIS held ycatcrday aflornnon at tho Coeouers
otrc. tornner Matson conducting the lnvestl.
Rahon. The mass Of testimony taken did not
shed any now light on the commission of tho
crime, though It pointed 30 strongly to M un-
acrstanding :" between tho t,,tchoripa physi-
cian ind the wotnan VITO kept tho
apartments In which the deed is supposed 10
havo hccn committed. anu in which tho vtotIrn's
death cHsued. that tho Jury thnuRht best to
hod that woman, Mra. Elizabeth Mlils, and her
friendly boardcr. John Patterson, In bouds to
appear AZ witnesses before tho Grant
Jury. Mra. Mills, 1t wilt bc re-
ncmbcred. stated In her version of the
affair that she was not acquainted with Dr. Tn.
ton. Yesterday sks repeated that statement On
tho stand. and Rlted that shc dill not oven know
his namc Until after slarie l}oyon's death. Tho
Jury. who eVincea the tvelcst disposition to pct
ut tho bottom facts, did not hesitate to opculy
okurcss their strprtso that she Mira. sfttts rhoutl
receive and retain in her house q woman whn,n
she dld not knows who rctnhcd 10 give her nnme
Or tell whence she came; ans3 who was without
means and relying solely upon tho ltbernlity of Il
brother, whom shB expected to call and nay
her expcnscs. She also tcatlncd that she
bad ,,. MT seen nr: Upton Since he left
misc Of tho unfortunate girl. III refutatiou OF
tn!s statement thrao competent witnesses.
rSp we nsePy ,Sag S" @ IL ths aqm
Inn msecniinu nm s1"trs r Mrs sfGl s;H! !. 9
nents fuify half an holsr after 'h the "pT t9mo
awnrn tn III Mira NtIi1s M tho tt, Gs ~ L. tMn @
avtrs,, , thc vi,t, ~ ~ q ner aass
tip isnuia',vs nnrt}rinS i.naIp'er t,, amo
afn. wnrktn, nj iii Hantnnl, .tren, nt' ,n r.
fetcctfvn ifnnn Isst Hfnn.tny Inn ,h.,, tI.a ~
hid seture to the hn,sH ,,n,,t t "p.n haif oh1nn hr
nftur he bad cuIlcst, and icarned Of Marn's G.
dcath. Mrs. Mills responded 10 Gs cali for nt, In
wnltintr fnr icr nnd ,v"ik"d nv ,itt bs ~ M MMa
WIS Rene TOR fully huIf All hour. sIrE. Mary
;lAlio McCsndy. "a washer. trnner. a1,d scrub
nesween whom md tho Mills ,romnn
tneEe exists U leih Of long standing, testified
WIZ ,tta mien Eenef1lenee ttiat she had seen Mrs
M aM!!1s III slhTle hoysens room on the hight OF tho
g!r.s ae1tn. returning from tho window
Mth "asooo"l 10 hee hands. She
a.sS n.so sala $ars t5a shak mnfo than year
mo Mr8. ,M!lls hnd shown her a
o1s noox.rnaed o. T., instrument. nnd told her that
y wing useu TO Prp5nce abnrEtons and that she.
, 1881-09-15

6pztTNg V1pHttn Ift6Q4Et
CEDAR KApfts, H., Sept. 14.-'i'he stock In
Woods millinery store, valued ut $1,000. was
Utmost totally destroyed by lire nj midnight.
Origin unknown. INSURANCE, sG,O0O-s22.N0
In tic Imperial md N0rtllern arid tic sumo
In the Connecticut atll Tratlcsmcii's coia-
nai1ics.
, 1881-09-15
The Main Building, Grand stand, ,
nntt Other Structures
burned,
Many Persons Trampled On and
Manned by tho Panio.Stricken
Multitude,
4 Loss Of Fully $Gs,0OU with Very
Iitttp ll,sura1lCc-y0 Llycs
Lost.
Other Blazes Of More or Less Serious
Nature In Various Portions Of the
Country.


,, ~ M.NNsAs Clih. -
ePfe'ot i'"'".e" 70 the e"sa'e 1F'o""f
~ hANsAH tltf, Mn., sept H'-Apout ooc c'ecK
tna nl.erHool .eff'olo chs'l'heea,.on o,oks, ous
~ tv NUN "o'htu8 U" NV AuH'N'a u t''u N"n'
s"s wy EAnos'tnn "h"e Inc races wero III III
pt"efcss' ana WIN th!c tolln"ea. over poo
tefeohs "cle Ptesc"t' "11u "he'l 'ne "Fo htsl
HaG"'Mo h"""" F"uo so.He" tao csp"H
aho .ne tush was "fe'"e. 1ho 1faha Aaho.
a'rue,,y \, @ o"st u .uo uaa'n ua. "ns oos'ipca ny
over ls'ooo nefsols, nno, rs INC efiinko md not
tnoh' 'nofo was nnt n'le WAY ~ eseal'c. aiu tnat
vas py Riiock'hx ''owh tho icnco ahu crossing
tno race-tFaeR 70 tho clfc'o "1th''' u took
oat minute 10 dafn"'lsa the fence. and shon
,,,o,,ro ,,,uor,, ri TIE j. l.''s' ,!a ,n,,,.
motloss, and chlldrun were separated from
ench othor. Tho Jockeys Ind no time to drive
thoir horscs from tho track. Tho :::7 race wns
tn progress 1T tho tlmo, n1'tl they, with their
Horses, mingled with tho itec!nR crowd
and 'nlliid snfoty IN tho lnrEo pint
nf rro'i''a mar tho baek-stEc!eh.
the s'atnes In tho mAln hatl scizcd upon tho
decorations and exhibits with almost lightning
lfku rnpilty. md In loss tIinn live minutes bud
communicated to tho grand stand 1u thrco
minutes inote Tint vast structure was
MASS or fsoAIstSu Ft1sf:.
r0nHt1 lime tkk,t ik, &f,a
,,rI,,o. t,,.s.s ,,,.i. ts,., ~ a, ~ ~"
t., ,o .,.o, =, ar', ",, ~, r"s, M
t,ot ~. ~ i,,s 49,, s,,,,,,io,.s,., ~ .i,', ~.
~ H. s.,..n IT,. "m -" ~
,"xt,o =, - '"u .s,,. sr"a. ~ aa ,o sna
nn,tnm.. " .,a,,s.nI ofe'"
~ It,,as .s"..' ,s,s. u"..o @ 'n''".'a ''.',
ns,,. 49,, ~, 'nss 1'na,,. ~. p't.S n"'.
sansa ~ "'n H., ,.ast ~ n". ~ .nu saou
s'n.,s '" -, 49,. '' 80 ao INV tuo
,ans MI mr., ~ 49, 'e,u ~, ~, @ III" 'tuor.
eou wv .ne VS. ~ o w. VII to"cn "n"ut
.,'a,'t -, M "A'e" s'1''o - ''"ia'se u oh'5
so'"' S'"'''' rut, ,,ecr.
nro os rt,,t,xs, ,-n',.,a .,i., 1,,,.,. .oo ,oo.
mn1i",,a Woro :. T'aen,, e., oas t,,a,a e-vuv.
~, sn mn. Sn'.u.t - *su' 80 ~. ,,'.s ol
sewing Maehlne Company, $2.ln0; Mot'It T.
Whples' Sl.s0o; EEcne Cnrlat, $.0D.
ea'1n Ather!eau ofgan ComplHy. *..0oo;
y. J' Eoon. *l.30; Whlto Sowing Ma-
cnlne company, s-0U1; q. II. Htce,
tl'MU: AohfieF Wela' *I,NN: sweet, stcberH q
Co., s1.ooo; Tf.mb"'! Roynods s Allen, 81 ,bo1;
, 1881-09-15

geftfd& Dttpateh 10 The Chlsaso T+tlHnk.
WAuKEsttA. WIS. Sent. il.-'rwu ltnr,s on tho
furui uf stictlaoi Bnchacr. id tho Town Ut New
Ncrr., this r,,,nty. wcrH burned night f,ctorp
Inst, with nil their contents, cUilal..inE pt hay,
Gratr. tt},lx etc., untnng a loss OF &l.'N0, ttlr
which thero was no insurance. Tho fire orIul-
mated tron, cantlu It, tho hd.is Ut Mrs. ltnel,-
isnr. who wns littnR h1r husband wh1ie i0stjn4
kIa,n into Il wagon.
, 1881-09-15

NEW OItL1tANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA compromise
hns becl. arranged, aud the labor troubles
have ended,
, 1881-09-15

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 14.-lE tic NAL
ley trial, Miss bertha Williamson, chamber
lna1tl Mt tie Fo0te House, owned by Edward
Malay anu occupied By llclcliNe, testified
that the house was used for lodgings. She
worked for Randolph Newnln,t. who Is e1ll-
pIoyed by Edward Maiiey: did not know
Jennie Cramer; knew of ller death Saturday
noon, Aug. g.; knew Walter Ma1lcy md
James by sight; they occupied two rooms in
the building; Walter llad key to No
~; snw him and Jn'nc3 come out Of tlle room
Frfday morning, Aug. g. between i and
O'Clock. Walter cane to sec me tho Thurs
day morning before, and told ms tu tiS up
Room 20. and put in towels and wafer; lle
took the key; put water and towcls In M.
~ also; tried tho door Of 20 Friday MORN
tng about = o'clock and couldn't get III;
1ouked through tho kcyhnie and au Utmost
positive It was James Mnlley | snw ~ be;l;;
there was another party III bed With him; did
not seq the 0tller purity, bnt saw q form nnder
the bed-cinthes; callIl0t tell whether the nther
party wns man or n fcinlc;Ett was about
l.alt ail ll1ilr after that saw james md Wal
ter leave 70.
Witness was asked II she saw the person
whose form she snw ID brfl ]rnye the build
ing, aild she said s!lee did not want to answer
the Question. Finally she answered 1t III the
pafty u: come oft of T i! or or y that tlay 'eScept
James and Waiter. Immediately after the
Mntieys left witness tried the tlOOr Of ~. 1t
was locked. Half an hour Inter she found
thu door nprn and saw br the pillows tlat
two had slept In 70; Ind to cllanKe tho he'll
clothing III 70. Mr.. md Mrs. Newman tnlh
witness not to Hny anything nbnut the matter
to any one. Tils wis two or three dNys
after the body was found.
Upon crnsS-exn1nitntion Miss Williamson
told nh entfrAty different story in respect to
the tins Of ,tha transactions In the lle,lcliite
70 Tits morning happened week before the
the Coronar'y i!qucst sl,e Ind said 1t WIS
the same week, but tho statement ut the
NewInanns ana OF Mrs. Adn Perkins, who
live III the building, hall convinced her she
was in error.. On tte re.lirect, tho witness
snld, "NtWmnnn told ne the same after
noon hau testified Tint | was mistaken.
Mrs. Newman also told INC. They SNitl I
WAS a week ahead, ! told them was not
mistaken. | wouldn't give ill.,. The second
Or third day l gave in. l don't remehl-
bcr. Newman tried to. convince 1na
ha hnl the key. to Isnonl 20, a1ttl
that Walter couldn't l,ave Ind It.
ktteW Walter took. the keys. N0wnann
said he Ind carried the key to that ROOM for
was after l l!ud testified tl,at Newn.Rn1a told
INC never 10 fix uu n room like thut for any
o'lo Without orders froln him. Mrs: New
lnhnn told ne to say nothing about 1t, for stle
Atl not whit It's to yet inl0 the casa at all. 1t
was not over three tlays nfter Ind seen
J1nlea and Walter coming from tho room That
Mrs. NeWlnnMn spoke tn 1ne ubout mt SAyln.
anything about tie atfnfr. knew thoro wns
m Inquest III pr0Eress.n
, 1881-09-15


spetas Dapateh 70 The Chicago aftanns,
DArESponT, 1a,. Bcpt. 1a.-A special from
WASHINGTON. In. atatca that Mr. 1.abanna Wa
ters. editor 1T tho Washington Dcmncrut. died
lhere this oycnIuR OF hen0rrhRHo Of tho lungs.
, 1881-09-15
EARTHQUAKE,

ST. 1oltSs. N. T.. Sept l.-Thcre was SLIGHT
shock VI earthquske ibis morning At Greou~
wleh, Kluxs County.
, 1881-09-15

Special UI3pd3th to Tia Chled0o 7Tfb1Ne.
ANN Annol', Mich, Sept. 14.--Tho steam
tlnur mill md slave factOry nf f1oyt & Son,
iii Saline Township, this county, burned this
lnorulng. Loss, S5,o0}: Insurance., " 600.
, 1881-09-15

rich iott furniture vnlued NJ *.E0. ean cash. and
Il U!lnnk fur $H1. Th9 uttier nGol1phtt I04t $4N]
0i, furniture; no fnsur.sIlGp. EuusH, unknown,
, 1881-09-15

yGar, It IL said, he had been spcculating in
Wall street md Ind lost grent leaj. par-
ticulariy In mining stocks.
jacob llEC1iT.
"Co." Of tho firm of q. a. Crcll Il Co.,
wholesale cloth, Canal street. Inns l,crt,
lodged 1T Jatt on complaint at Kaufman
15aii, u Co, OF ut. Louis, who aIlege that
while lle was lh,hkkeepcr II their employ In
1878 anil 1915 j.c enlbczzled $3.50.
, 1881-09-15

NEW NAAtrs1I1sE IIIaNW4AfhlEN.
l3osroS. aluss., Sep'. liza daring rob"
bery 0l passengers VI, the ru,lta between
(;an lIouse and Glen Station, N. H., was
effected yesterday It IL stated that QUE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
For Farmers.

My patent adjustable HARROW is be.
lieved to be the best, as we'll as the cheap
est harrow that has ever been offered to the
farmer. sell first class standard two
horse harrow that will easily harrow 20
acres in day, for ten dollars, all complete.
They can be ordered by letter and shipped
according to directions warranted to give
satisfaction. Or, if farmer wishes to
make it at bone and save freight, and give
is just the size and weight be wants, will
tell the plan with instructions and right
to make one, and send it by mail tor one
dollar. If village mechanics wish to make
1t to supply their customers, | will give
them very favorable terms, and they will
have in addition the advantage gained by
saving freight. 1t is very simple and easy
to make. Send for circular and price
tits. S. Hutchinson, Griggsville, Pike Co.,
Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-18
Eminent PHYSICIANS

are prescribing that tried and true remedy,
Kidney. Wort for the worst cases of bilious.
ness and constipation, as we'll as for kid
ney complaints. There is scarcely per-
son to be found that will not be greatly
benefited by thorough course of Kidney.
Wort every spring. If you feel out of
sorts and don't know why, try package of
Kidney.Wort and you will feel like new
creature. indianapolis Jentine.