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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
BURDER
Semi interesting DeeisIoas Bearing
ON ulteau's Case.

Semi Interesting Decisions Bearing
ON aiteau's Case.
The assertion is often made that Guiteau
may b. cleared Of murder even il the presi.
dsnt Gies, by evidence shat the medical
treslmI ut was detective and contribulory
to the fatal result. Several good decisions
sgAinsl such conclusions are extant. In the
case of he King against Rev I'm Englsno)
such plea was raised. The court decided
that even If the wound was not properly
treated the otfense was murder, for IL the
man had not been wounded he would not
have cied; therefore the negligence of
surgeons can be no excuse for the person
who cauIed the wound. In the cAsss of the
Common wealth W. Green, A,hmead, 289 /;
United States We. Werner, Mclean, 464;
McAlslsr vs.. the State OF Alabama 434;
the State vs. Scott, ~ LouiiAna. ga; the
same principle is msintained that il can be
no excuse for the eriminAl shat his victim
might have recovered under beltor doctors
In the case of the State VS. Murphy, SO lows,
go is WAS proved that the deceased pss
not properly cared for after the wound, and
drank intoxicating liquors after the wound
was inflicted, and that thos, LIQUORS brought
about bis death. Yet the court decided that
be who maliciously inflicted a wound
that either brought about or contributed
TO cause death must be found guilty of murs
der. In She case Of .he state against Cork,
80 Mich. 236, il WAS shown that death did
not c1sue from the wound, but from NOR
p % The doctor having given too strong q
Q 10 quiet the patient Yet the court
r. that If tho wound Of itself WAS deadly
o. culated 10 cause death, the accused
Cad not be acquitted on the presumption
that better medical help might have saved
the life, or even if the doctor, in trying to
save the patient, directly caused his death.
Guilosu would have no chance, thon, of as-
Gaping Just punishment under ordinarily
reasonable laws
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
Tho Southern Jew to the Front

SprlnSnelu kepuOucan.
Fred Wolfe ia the last railroad msgnste-
wo believe that is tho usual torm-to shine
upon this country. He emerges from The
south, like Cole and Morgan, and apparently
traces his lineage back 10 Bible stock. He
represents the Erlapger,-Bsron Erlan,
gers family, also of jewish connections
and Ia the successful bidder for the famou,
Cincinnati Southern railroad in which Gin
cinnati has invested S2O,OOO,OOO. The Er,
larger syndicate nre heavily interested il
the southwest, controlling 500 miles
ol rosd, reaching New Orleans, Shreveport
Texas and so on 10 Mexico. There
has been great struggle to got this Gin
einnaN Southern property, between Colo
Wolfe and other competitors. 1t Is hishl,
significant that the successful bidder rcaohe,
ont toward Mexico, rather than to the sos
banrd. WOLVES bid amounts TO 50 405 DOC
In rents for tho first period Of five years and
decreases TO SO 10000 IN tho fifth period
lie deposits 100000 in city bonds TO cover
do'aults, and gives mortgage of 100000
on rolling stock 10 insure certain improve.
monH Wolfe wa, locked upon n, first ne a
Granger, but the Olncinnatiens are no, at ali
'urc ihey took him in, though there was a
general assent To the ptoprlely of accepting
the bid. do binds himaelt 10 form
carrying company TO operate tho
rad, in which Cincinnati MOO.
p'e shall soon have a chance to tpke stock.
HIS account ofbimself is that no purcL ssed
the Alabama Southern road for the Erlanc,
ers In 1877 and Is now the noaucial manager
Of that road, and he has since purchased tho
Vioksburg & Meridian, tho Vicksburg,
Shreveport j. Texas, the New Orleans Il
Northeastern and tho Now Orleans & Spans
i'h Fort. he is president and vlco- president
uf several roads, and has bsnking-house. In
Now York, Ner,dan Mass, ond Monteom.
cry, Ala, whore he lves. Al this ,imo be IA
'nnstruoting ono road AT 1893 miles and ono Of
% miles, and ''cvory dollar with which 10
complete them 10 on deposit al New York"
John Scott, general superintendent, of ,he
Erlanger syndicate at.Chsttsnooga, will soon
move bis office 10 Cincinnati.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

The Chicago Times says that discussing
tbs presidents case OF Long Branch Is now
the ono business Of tina, rosor, aud quotes
fsom a correspondent az follows at IL q
perfect God.tend TO the man of small oapa-
city and forms reliable Introduction 10
evory groupc, and Is a conversational staple,
You hear on thoSands, in tho great draw.
Ing rooms, among tho bath houses and even
amid tho wsvoi. The bulletins ARC pol,od
In tho corridor Of the wos. End and every
body roads ,hom twenty times over during
shs day. They carry them In their heads
and hre ,hom across Tho table. Even the
ehid'en become infected. Ma, inquired A
nine year old, what Ia gasirlc dis,urbancei'
Mover mind, my thild," said tho mother.
you Just eat another dish Of ,hn cram and
you will know what mis'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

TUE HaRALD's September edition has
already extended beyond 10000, and every
day there are calls for ii TO be sent abroad 10
the interest of immigration. We have only
a few hundred copies left, and persona dcgir.
ing any had better come at once. We will
furnish tho few still on hand in wrappers at
five cents each Our forms brs stereotyped
and we can, at short notice, supply any de-
maud.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

Tho "London Hair Color Restorer" Is
no most delightful nrtic lever introduced 10
to American people and is otally different
from oil other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the bsir exists,
or prematurely grayness from sickness, or
other causes, It's use will restore the natural
youthful color, and cSusea esl!hy growth,
cleansing the scalp from su impurities. dan
drniT, &c, at the same time most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrautly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soft and pliablc, making
IL an Indispensable article in every toilet. Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor.
or Price, 70 cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

IL AM ono Is in doubt as 10 the returns Of
the Investment In the south IN cotton iac,o
rles, no has only TO look Al the profits of The
Tryon factory during tho present year In
Georgia, II has twice declared dividend
Of per ront, and bofors the close Of the
year will declare another one, making The
to'A, dividends for the year, 81 per cent. II
IL said that the stock of this company could
not DO purchased for less than $3.50 PEI
share, and about The tsme announcement,
can be made 10 reference to all other enter.
prise, Of like kind, throughout tho entire
south;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

AFTER the butcheries and serious troubles
OF tho past fow weeks In Arizona, by the In.
dams, conference has actually been held
by government officials on the subject See,
rotary Kirkwood, tho adjuisnt general Of
tho army, and Governor Fremont were pre-,
ent, and ii was concluded TO furnish the citi-
zens out there all tho arms they need, and
loi them fight il out. Having finished hi
sojourn Al tho summer resort, Governor Fro,
mont ias departed for his post of duty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

PARNELL, against the advice OF the true
friends OF the Irish tensn.ry, hsa ses out
sgHin on csmp,ign against the benefactors
OF The down-trodden race and he hoped and
boosted that ho would show the leagues
power at the first opportunity on Irish ,oil.
The result of the recent election Is stag.
gering blow to his pretentions, rs both tho
tory and liberal candidates defeated the
leagueTs three to one, tho liberal carrying tire
majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

AN excl auge says that tho Long Branth
hetel keepers contemplate negotiations with
the cabinet to keep them during the season
In order 10 attract business. Since they
made their appearance Monday crowds have
stood before their lodgings wondering ant
admiring. Window ia considered the hand.
soonest; Blaine, the most statesmanlko
Hunt the most imposing; Lincoln tho mos
saablo, and Wayne McVeagh, tho moAt sol
emn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
NOTIoB TO ooRRBspONDENTs.

Owing TO the fact that the facilities af'
forded by the Western Union Telegraph
Company for the transaction of business
over Its lines TO and from this city, are so
meagre and 50 inadequate to the demNnds'
we are forced 10 request our agents and cor
respondents to file their special kilograms TO
the HERALD by o'clock Overy night, and
earlier whenever possible. Anything ofin-
forest and importance transpiring or ascor-
tanned after this hour, can DO filed 40 soon
AZ practicable thereafter up 10 midnight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

ducing and producing classes alike, so that
from band 10 mouth has been the most that
the best of those classes could do' This is
one aide Of the question, and 70; there Is an
other, bu! We will not pursue the subject
further in ihis article, but shall continue It
in series of articles from day TO day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

TO-DAY a court martial examination will
convene at Fort Davis, this state, to try
Lieutenant Flipper, of the tenth cavalry. on
q charge of ombezzlement of $l,7OO OF
government funds. 1t will DO fortunate for
u' of the south If II is not regarded as
another case Of race prejudice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

Excursion tickets TO the famous White
Sulphur Spring ana other resorts in the east
and southeast via the Star & Crescent all
rail route through New Orleans Apply by
letter or in person to G. w. Ely, passenger
agent, or Il. y. Flood, ticket agent, corner
Main and Austin streets, or at Union depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

COLLECTOR Robertson, Of New York, hos
just indicated 10 committee Of tho CHAINS
Der of Commerce Of that city, a
purpose 10 maintain tho civil scr
Vice reform In the custom house
enforced by his predecessor. The usual
competitive examinations will bc had in
making appointments, and capacity Of the
candidates will DO the chief test.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

THE omperors of Russia and Germany
have been meeting and discussing matters
lately, and aftcr all their pow-wow, agreed
Unanimously that the most gratifying part
of the performance was tho fact that it was
q long time between bombs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

A MARKED difference between the foreign
trade of England and that of the United
States Is tho fact that the former country Is
importing largely the neceSsaries Of life and
raw materials, while our import, consist
almost exclusively of Injuries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

AMERICAN ladies frequently take adyAn-.
tage of the freedom Of European life, and
some ugly stories are told of them. An OK
tensivoly and popularity known lady, former
ly OF New York, now living in London, gave
acsrd party recently, at which only women
were present, and during the evening $4,000
and q number of diamond rings changed
handr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

STEPHEN s. FOSTER, who was prominent
aa an sgitator against slavery and for temper
Ance and women's rights, died at his farm,
In tho suburbs of Worcester, Massachusetts,,
last week, aged seventy-One years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
BUSINESS CENTER
Title in UnQuestiOned.
70 whom 70 may Concern.

The notice Of dlssoiuilon iu.the Dallas IlEp.
AID of September 9TH OF the firm of W. Z.
ll0wart n 90, snd pert .lnlng to he igned by
W q, howard, j Rnuch and y w. Parker.
was inherited and done without my couecnt or
knowledge and my name appearing thereto,
pronounce to be n forgery aud will ut once
prosecute the party cr parties having so
signed or used my namc.
Q. W. PARKER,
OF the arm OF W. U. Howard A Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
Notice 60 Raiirond ConirecIors-

Notice 60 Railroad Contractors.
$40 ml,ee ready 10 let, on tho Texas a 81.
Loula railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for gradlng, looents to II cents.
Cleerlng aud prubblng $40 10 avs nor aora
Specifications and prollea can be noen nj
office Of the chief engineer, 4. I. Cobb, AT
Little Rock, Ark, or New Madrid, Mo.
Send bida 10 me ut New Madrid, Mo, or cor
GEO, II. fiTBBARD,
CHIEF Contractor
, 1881-02-17
CIVIL SERVICE.

NErORr uF TIE COMstII"rEE.
WASHINGTON. u. G., Feb. 1U.-ln Senator
pcudlotun's report OIL tho Civil Surylec today
Is this pnrngraph:
1t is conco.ied that tho purity II, power must
I'LL tho higher utlluinl pfntes with lesstnls who
fnlrly represent Its principles nnd pulley, and
subject to whuso legal INSTRUCTION tho whole
subordinate administration Ia to bu cArriotl
The party mnjnrity must UD allowed 10 I'LL all
elective n.sicos, md hence cun control teEisl-
ton. But BubOrtllHAtGs lii tho Executive lle-
pArlmcnt, whose duty IL tho sa1ne i1Itlpr every
Administration. should be selected with solo
reference 10 tlclr character ai,d their capnGlty
for Lpl!lY public work. Ts nttor clnss Includes
all hut u few of the yast natnher nf appo!ntel
officials w.4sl curry in" effect thy orders Ut tho
Executive anJ of tho hratls Ut departments,
-whesrr nt W4sh!ngton Ur In othur parla 0f tho
Union. Tho Committee quite trt'ln tho 1!assll9e
sets fotlh Tho practical uttect Of Tho syste uf
upcn con.pettlsve examinations 1nnllgunIttd
under President Grant. n.la snys: "ttetn'rts
lron tho Secretary nf The Interior. Postmaster
Collectors 1T Tho several Gittts. show thnt tho
competitive ayatcm has contributed to inprnyn
tic public scryicc+ Tl1 rcpOEts show ttAt thu
RESULT AnB b:nEl
RAi.UTANY IN 4 MAItkED n1:t;ilEE,
and tliat n general duplication of a!mlnr rules
liz stEy!ce." The t.HHlu!Lttee quote frnlu IL
spccl tlutvered ty 0cn. uat Held IL tho llt,tlsu
tn 1b11. An1 nsU frDn I'LL 1rt!clG written by h[.ll
which apprared III thc :!ti.tnttc Aon.hln III July,
xfyu his words asn rcllson f0r hoping tmAi, Il
tnngresa Will Ellnkt Il rcal fcfortn iA thu t.lyll
Bervcc, seta,nI rc!Mp*e t0 tho apolls systgn. Ut
patronaxe VIII mpi ho allowed. q nast wltl.nl't
vigorous opposition from ttls Executive. Tho
Eepnrt cs,ncl.llea with tito cxpIalatlan or thu
principal provisions of tho ftll.
, 1881-02-17
wv Z V4k1t
MONETARY f.t3SFEltI.SCE.

Special Dtlpotth to Th4 Chteupo 1ftbunt.
WAHHlh0roN. u. G., Feb. lH.-The llrst step
tuwurd un lutoruutlonu! hl6nutury Commission
WIZ tnkun III tho Senate to-ttAy by pruposoA
amendment tn tho Legislative bill nppruprlattng
$i0tU0 for thu purpose ot such u commission.
should ono 10 appointed. Thu konats ForuIxn
AfraiEs CoM,nltteu hus recommended MI Appru-
prlution Ut t25,uoo for tho expenses Of MI en-
bassy to Sirxieu, hut no oHn seeI1,s to know that
any such embassy IN III contemplation. NJ such
proposition huy rs yet lcun Nude. h mutntpr IT
tho CutnMltteu sayA that the tE0AttrH Wtlh thut
country need revision Tie appropriation
recommended IL tn thu Ble form W that which
wns mude fur tho Chinese er,bllssy.
THE AEED OF TIE FAMOUS sroSf: FAttsl,
corner Ut Fourteenth and boundary Atrccts, WIN
pAueA On record III THO ulcu NJ Tho itecI,r!er Ut
l>ccs ii, this city tu-.lny. It nltca tue trahftr
Of tho property, III Acrcs. from Elizabeth j,
Stona to JuhA bnetlMa, W trustee for Jeast aud
Nariicr, fur and IN consideration 0f $:a1.AD essl.
IN hand putd. Th!s Is thu sltu upon which Il ii
proposed Il, Greet q urw Presidential MMnslan.
DANIEL N. BASH, OF CIt1cAhU,
recently a tncLuher Ut tho Legislature, Wus s0.
day appointed PuynlAster m tho hnSy, with
rxuk VI Major. THIS lis u civil apponttHInt tn
I'LL tbs vacancy causcd by tho Dismissal OF Pay'
master ArhUn.
SENATOR HEREFORD
will to- MORROW lntEoduce hill 70 provide thA
all Tho money duo ffpal tho Pacltlu Railroads
nnttr acts H9 EOn4Eesa fur tho construction Il
the United 6tatca, shall be distributed ~ last II
paid Into faq Yasip9f states and Territories, 2u'
, 1881-02-17

had rcnpcd tho prn!lts thnt should haye
enne into tho pockrts nf tho petI,lc.
Tho tonn would fJp tt1n,lictl" In tw'l dnye
hftcr tho aynt1tcntc Hot It ton point Mt which tho
investor wnrid havo 10 pny i or8 per cent prc'
Mc. Allison replied by rnlli,ig Intention to I'M
amendment Mhicl, 11e hih Prepared. proposing
popular ioai, nl,en 10 tho people ut pnr, utid 1lot
10 my ayi,hcn1r.
sir. Butler ,tnvorcd 3t rntr MD n long hond
Jb.or r. 49, but he tlal1 tcen ns*urc't OF the tpns-
slbiity Of the hitter lcnt,irclnin4 ntoItCh by tho
prcactit Congress, nn hu wntilll. thor.fnr1,. nc-
cent tho ncxt best proposition, 0f oil or ~.
Afsnr a statement hy Mr. Dayard that hn
would press the bifl to conclusion t0-liurrlNs
tho Senate went into executive ecss0n, aAsfl
when the ttoora rcopcncd, adjourned. r
, 1881-02-17
PHILADELPHIA.

pHI1ApELpls1A. ra.. Feb. lo.-The following Is
tho totnl voto of tho n,untcpal election yuster-
day: For Mayor, King, independent Democrat.
lndorseu by tho independent Republicans, u. III;
fur Stokley, Republican,, 1:.,5sy; King'a nlulor-
ty,.5G@. -...-
Fur ltccclycr of Tnxas, Hunter, Independent
1lopuhlican, tniakEscd by tho Dosnorras. u, ,7Ji;
rIerer, Republican, 0:,Jl4i Hunters majority,
.H,l2l.
For City Solicitor, WeHt, Nopublican, 8',6$.!;;
1D.NE!..
THO vote was tho highest ever uast at purely
l0gn election. ind, with tho exception OF tho
Presidential eleotion Of lasD, IL tlla Highest over
cast On any occaaIon: Tho 6reei,bnck vnte WIS
liz followf: Mayor, l4o; City Solicitor, Gh; Re-
in tho City Council, both branches, twenty
numbers. tatloraed by THO CtIxe1s Committee,
weru el1cted. Ot thosn fifteen Mre Republicans
ind ave Democrats. Tho. sc'ect Council nav
sta1tls: iepnbI!cuus, n; nulnocrslts, !. Conl-
mon Conuutl, ltepuGltcAas, W; uomocrass, H.;
Independent Z.
, 1881-02-17
THE Adds SCANDAL.
Continuation OF tho Trial of tho Notorl-
Ons Divorce knit-Tllc Testimony
Given Echterilny.

Continuation OF tho Trial of tho Notorl-
0us Divorce kuit-.rllo Testimony
Gilven Yesterday.
Spsctat Lfsn1teh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
GRAND ltArtus, Mch., Fub. iG.--lu tho AdAis
caso this ,nurniuY AureIlus +. DAY. II Turner Of
Nownygo County. testified that Adds had told
hlui OF various amours with women, nnd with
Mrs. pcuts, or Ashland, ona Ut thu women NELL
tione.l In Mrs Adds bill OF complaint, III par
tlaulAr. lIu wAs not swapping stories ut tho
t!Mc, though hU too :alk4l nbout Il woman he
lAl 1l!et, hut insisted thnt 'tLaro wls nothing
wrong. lionry Wulng, Ut this city, tostt-
tied to sceIug Aidia euyesal times. solno yenrB
ago, driving with Il woman whose nctf0sis Were
suspicious. Thotnas turner, Ut Nowaygo, who
had kunwn At'.lia for years, and was for II short
tno h!s partner soIau ycars ugO, sworc that ALI
dis hlu tull him OF h1a A1nnurs with Wnnun ut
various places. and especially with M1s. Poets
lto s,nrrntel conversations which he saitl had
Cured t,stworn him und ltl..ls abuut tho matter,
nt.,l said llu hnd tu!d Asll!s ho WIS ah,lsfny his
Wife. AtlIls snd though she hGd li1tie sQn,o
trouble about II. sh0 hud M right u conlpAtn as
lung ns shp was well provided for. flo consd-
ered Mira. Aitlls II Inuch-inJuretl womnn III
tIi!s case, Rnti hu sals! hp would mako Journey
nfoot uld lnly bis own expenses to.tcstify III her
Gehnlt. liz hId oncu been arrested on tho
ct.urHo of passing counterfeit money, hut proved
his Inhacence, ind tho complainant palsl him for
tho trutlbla no hail nude him.
Wil1!um A,ldis, tho loicnalnntt then resumed
OIL tho direct evidence. lle hast written to his
| wife frOIn CInada, Anl she lu him utter tho
former trt,llh!e I[p eoull nut distinctly rcMaiIl.
ber what he thun wrptc. lie did not 70 thero tu
| avoid a p,sziblo arrest, but In tho interest
! Of settlement fur HIS and hor besiet,t
10 proteut the property fur tho family, md to
keep 1t out OF thu hands OF Goodwin. Mrs. Aldis
chief nttor.ley. IIU said that Cummings had
y,nt et,1lfGssrl to him lint he an ~ AtitlfY ha
, 1881-02-17

epstto9 BHpastH u 1Hs CAIe431 3F10HHcs
CEDAR RAPIDS, In,, FCtl. lH.--Tlso Temperance
Convention hud its last scsslntl t0-tny, G5tGtiug
tue following pl.lcers: President, tho lion. ltenry
1tlokc, CGdur 1tapI!s, Vice. President, the lion.
II. Z. Henderson. Anrsbn!Itawn; Secretary, Du-
yil lirunt, Iowa City; Ircasurer. tho Hon. u IT,
Watson. V!nton. The above wnra constituted
tin Executive Committee, with 1t.u from eaph
county, d. follows: lientnn, tho Hon. Cyrus
aoi Arss HG's Ssrsa Jnafo tse x M"n 'I eISno ff
smith; Tnweshok, tho lio, a. ]. Wood; TWu4
Judge q. Il. btrlble. Tho Fifth DlstrIUt, aud, III
poru1ce doctmelts, u,id overy Lsbsslblu elrarL
Will 10 nude ~ rot tha amendment submitted
to tho people. Thu must rrotn;ne1t men
nlteaiy working nullsu1y. Thu Uty Courts hoEu
nrv full Ut whisky elsos IleAry ivory tluy, unl u
, 1881-02-17
NECK lsIsOlIEN,


Bpeetat Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
COLnwATEit, Mich, Feb. J0.-Thu tornncr's
Jury over tho remains Of Andrew Jnpkson Pull
lock, who WIS SO stnguIarly drowned In l!ntavln,
this t1sranehi county, whtlo driving houlu N0n-
Aay AFTERNOON, rendered 1t verdict that .!cnth
was tho result Of u bruken t,eck, ci.iisetl by br-
Intfouk wils Il Httle tho wtrsu fur liquor, ,lt,tl.
when thrnwn tte'm his wagon, WIS r1cng horses.
Ills nYU WIS I'll yeurs.
, 1881-02-17
MICHIGAN ODD-FELLQWS.

Annual Meeting Of tho Grand Lodge Of
tho eStute-FlMstsrlllE Reports
Special ptspateh to The Chsedqo Tribune
GRAND RApius, Mich, Fob. ta.-'rhis forenoon
ut Tho UranA Lodge Ut Nichlgun Od.!-Fri0ws,
Grand Secretary Whlt.Icy uni urand l'reAsurer
Veyuor tuuuo tAols annual rsporta. The Htnrs-
retary corruborates tho Graud stnstcr's Adllrrss
Us to tho prosperity Of tho Order In Michigan,
showing butt smull loss Ut uasnbors by tlcath aui
that the subordinate IutKcs 4re psospcrinE. Thu
body In this Stata contains aDoHt Il 900 Mcmb4rs
In good standing.
The Grand TEeaaures'a report shows q balauco
, 1881-02-17

NEW OnLEss, Fcb. l0.-siiko Tuoncy, ono Of
the tircInen Ut tho steamboat Assumption. who
was severely hurt by tho explosion OF yesterday,
died this morning ut a'clt,ck. lIo was scaldcd
fronl hcnd to font, bis buck was fractured, md
tAero were several cuts .'bout his bend and boy.
Curty. WIN w1ts bully sesIldcu nlMt received III
terlnl injuries, is stil In IL dangerous condition.
, 1881-02-17

Special Dl1paffh 70 The Ektcda0 7F56ufs-
BURLINGTON, H., Feb. 1I-Wh!te switching
to-Iny ut vicle, Lon Heath, a brakeman on tho
burlington s kSoithwcsscrn1tn 1tntlroal, fell butwccn
tho cnrs, tho wheels pussing nver him nnd III.
tEust severittg his legs from tho holly. lilo wns
ttkcn 10 FDrt Msslisn where lle died this nftcr-
noun. Tho homo 0r dcceascd was In pennsyl-
yull1n.
, 1881-02-17
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

H0urIs4AiTOx, Fob. 1G.-Arrlvol, Donan,
ftt,m New York.
LlYE!tl4jt,l4, Feb. 1d.-Tho etoamors bernard,
Hull, And liaytien haya arrived hcte.
, 1881-02-17

4 G0IllnlttcO CUNsstiNX q .tEl T, ]. UuFkO
aud tho I[on, J. II. Cook, Ut tho Town OF Lake.
hayu rcucatly uIerod u reward of $500, in aldl-
tion to tho $:a)l reward offered by tho Governor
OF tho htAte, for tafoE1nAtlun which will lead
, 1881-02-17

> Co1.uMBua, Ga, Fsb. 1u.--0. Is. Wcbster's cot
ton warehouse, occupied by Allen & Crawford
Is burned. Loss, $7U.0O0; Insurance., {D,0n
, 1881-02-17

JupA. Wis, Fob. H.-rht> snow-p.ow and two
engines wero ditchcd three miles west OF hero
yestclhnF noun: 4no "Fcckihy-tFnlh ArriFctl
hurt
, 1881-02-17

HaoOKLyS, N. y, Feb. lG.-A serious ex-
ploslo,I occurred yestorsiay III I'M oil rorery Oil
Newton Grew. near Dupont street. Threc Ilct,,
THOMAS Atertatl, John Oi1nrl, and Edward
colu. were srycrGlY hurt aud wcro tukcn 10 st.
Cuthurlnc's lluspital.