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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15
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GODSRGSSIsatlhh NhSOEC Sa SAb1CS~
see.
Washington special 10 the Chica
so Times:
Last night Mrs. Kate Chase
Spraguo gave dinner at her house to
the following gentlemen: Senator
Conkling, Vico President Arthur,
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, and Con-
gresham Moore, of Tennessee. Mr..
Moore is the successor Of Casey
Young, from Memphis. lie IS II
wealthy Memphis merchant, who has
never been in politics until his last
anyas for the House. Several days
ago Mr.. and Mrs. Moore called upon
Mrs. Sprague. living at the same
hotel with the Moors is Olive Logan.
They recitcd slmc details Of their call
TO Mrs. Sykes, and she embodied
thom in u pleasant paragraph about
Mrs. Sprague's home. Mrs. SPraSue
received " copy Of the paper, and
utraightway called upon Mrs. Moore
to thank her for the kind newspaper
paragraph, as she knew that no one
else could give the Information that
was printed. Mrs. Moore acknowl-
edged that she was responsible for
the pleasant notice. One hour after
Mrs, Spnguc called, Mrs Moore re
ccived from Senator Conkling one Of
the h~audsomcst bouquets Of cut flow
crs that money could buy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15

The settlement Of tie state debt gives
about the following satisfaction: Some
fuss and cuss while others smile and
grin. The Glow tax" brother is the
most eloquent, while the "high tax
gentleman kinder fears the thing WAS
oyerjone a little. Ifpcoplc don't hush
grumbliug wen just plY the whole
thing out Of our own pocket.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15
W KY HE al D.
CLEVELAND. TENN.

Billee Malone gets more praise, more
, curses, and more bouquets ihan any
o;hrr senator il America.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15

Ex-President Hayes is reported
to be engaged in writing a listo-
ry of his administration.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair BaIsam is popular for
cleanliness and promptly restoring the
youthful color.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-15

General Grant and party arriv
ed at Vera Cruz, Mexico, last
week, from Galveston.
, 1881-05-14

r. w. ANDERSON.
Sir. T.W. Anderson, well known in bsisi-
tcss 4s'd social way 1t, this city. died yestcr-
tlay morning, aged ab0ut 10 years, Mt his
home oil Michigan avenue, Ut congestion Of
tin lungs and brain. lie WAS 4 delicate man
conslltHttonally, aid had recently been to
Int Springs for Ills health. Willie out
riding with Ills fan1ilya few days ago lip took
=, cold which Is supposed to have liastened
,Mr. Anderson camc hero from his birth
ilenccA lite with tho woll.known firm Of j.
W. Donl,n Il C.. lie became partner, and
was connectgi with the l,ouse for abnl,t
twenty years. Mr.. Anhcrsun md Mr.
DonnG were brothcrs-tn.law. Subsequent
K Y,,onto,, ne became sa;. psop1istor ct t11e
tn about two months Ut the
Army md Navy. Ltnfmant, which business
was Just beginning to pny. Nj. Anderson
wne ollH nt tho charter momtscrs 1f tho CntuEnet
Ciuh, anu prominent Cpnaihtory MnBna. fIs
p1ascetc'! atr0nE 'itcrAry tastes. and took espG-
ciHl dalighi 10 making hIs butnp attractive and
ln.autffut. Mr. Anderson had tho rare faculty
Of nlnkn0 everybody bis friend lila business
qualifications were excellent. Generous to n
fnillt. hls kindness 10 tho poor wis especially
noticeable. aud won for him In tho Apnslo Com
Mnnt6sy, OF which he was a tnetutrr, the nnsnp
nr Is Chnriiy 1om.' Mr.. Anderson leaves wift
Ana two daughters In comfortable circum.
stances.
, 1881-05-14
and determined M over; thoy say, they feo no
cn,tsc fo wcAkcn now. whon lheT hnvo 10 many
| otfora OF substantial aId.


NE"A FROM DHE4ONs
a letter received here yesterday atates that
tho Oregon Railway Il Navigation Com-
pany, now constructing q railroad from Port
land to Walla Walla, distance of about 2a,!i
miles, Inns Z, 1000 me,l working on the grade
between the Cascades aild The 1)alles, dis.
lance Of about sixty miles. The letter also
states that the TexaA Ferry and Blue Mount
ain branches arc also being rapidly graded.
bMt TINT common Iaboiers are. scarce,
atttnn91, the supply of skilled labor
Is greater than the demand. It }s
cxpcrtc,t That Tho road to Waih Wn!1a I'LL bo
c0snrleted by fhl ~ that there NJ then bo M
outlet e0wRrst tho Northern rac!nc. Tho i'm
rnriant news has lust been received from New
York, n11o, to Tho effect TINT comprnmlse has
been substantially aRreeh Mprn l'otween tho
enntundlnE factions u the Nntthorn Pacific
jsatlwny Company: !! practically unite; the
Fstion Company. giving tt oontroI nf tho outlets
Vt pars!and. Whsthor tho iss,io Of tho t1buO:.
J 1t HtnGk 10 to he ac1n[osc1ti In or mt 70 still
to t't settled. II - tho question Of tho compile.
ttun NJ the rfatl to ruRat Hu,iHd. Willard and
bis eoadjutnra nbtnet to THU. TN tho ground that
the lIt'o alren,ly partly bh'lt from fnrttnnd u.
Thcutnh 10 elIicfaht md TINT tho expense OF
building thu rtad over tho Cascade Mountains
will tr too GrGnt. On tho other hand, tbs orig.
tnntsrs ut tho rDnd asfat that direct llnc TO tho
Huitl Ia itGrothnrT to tho uontrol bk tho trido to
Eh1un md japan,
, 1881-05-14
The ANCIENT ORDER OF HlRERNlANs.

Sr, Louts, Mo-, May M,.~Tho Nlbcrnlans' Con.
vuhtDp ,nct again this morniuE, aud tho Gr!ov-
Rnce Cnmtnlttoo, which was In session all Inst
hight trying to atraiRhton out matters, mAdo q
partial report. admitting several delegates from
Virginia and Louisiana, who will rucoxnlxo tho
present ol'!cors Of tho Convention. Thu Con.
ters beforo IT, and II il expected It viii u,ak0
hnRl rcport VII the question u reiustating tho
snspendrd National oitccrs. Flan!xnn. Ooy1e.
and MaRutro. illo this afternoon
At tho scssttIn tor night tha Finance Committee
matio a report. which WIS adopted ce!,sur!ug
Certain National Gilirera who have tntie troublH
III thu Ordor. md expressing tho bolt0f that
their followers wore Imposed upna. The ful.
iuwtiig nt1teet4 Wero then elected: For NAuonal
.ie!e9ates.. Potor, klenan. .of .New Or
loans, was unanimously rertcuted, National
EgcFotaTy, ". j. Cosgrove, Of EimffA,
N, r.; National Treasurer, John u.
bi.cchan. of Flttsburg; ChnIrtn't11 Of tho Nh
uouai Directory, Muttldw Ensern, of Lau!4y!iio;
and Tor DIRECTORS, Mluhacl u. Lyous. of Chiea-
~: John lInEG0rty, of C!ncinnAtti T.. IL. Mc:
Mute, OF tnaiaiapoi!ss aud Fat MaRtuuts. oG
Now Haven, Com.
, 1881-05-14
cA.GOV. WASHBURN.
aahotlher magnialccnt ra.n,,nsA

NJ. asnlsos, wls. stuy El-Es.f,ox v..; W..s,,,,,,
spna,a ~ as csty th!d weak. and loft yeatorday
unul hn .n,,. ,"1sn'n9son, ~. whore hB WILL remain
% thy ssth l,", Ut solnan on the Steamship Oder
sav.,1 'aenaa a,e feet conndrn. tf o,mui.tn ~.
nns.o 5. whtlo hero Gov. WMshmrn ,n,,l," ar. nv
eoufn;q@ents for tho trun.rnr ~ -. !e .!e.,, IT.
0.sy It s So.a! =! EaEewuod 10 tho ct. Claeo Sail.
p'opstty ,hns ,hnssiIa1a .In,a grnnt Cu,tnty, VII. Tnis
ns sasS tSS',a'sa tSs 1axs,%nr! y w"r!h ss ma /. ti!
n nto e. t,unster to ts etaso to n yrs W.
Glued to t tcepso tansno for Girls. Tho Bsnto a.
Mn ~. ha.sy a'a IN abn ns to keni 4 p Tho ss
SiAea iu,iitu,%issh iuin"%sh tas liuest Il aads ] to y
"s1atu,n u sass.oii, str.,n, Il y xnnwn that Cow
, 1881-05-14

OMAHA, Erh., Mny 13-Ahthra1. tho ssranro
cattlu disease which hns nnde lta appearance
rcccntlr In the vicinity of Omahn and Council
nlttHs, has carried M noarly 2UO cattle, dIs.
tribntod as follows: About aoventy-nyp mich
COWS at Council 1liuly-. atxty.two cnttlp in Cass
County. Nebraska. furty-thrco IN tho western
scattering cnttle uinn9 tho Missouri River bot.
toms In fown and Nebrnaku. These deaths havc
MI occurred IN Sections TINT have btan lnun-
dAtcd tT oyeriowing streams. 1t Ia now th,slRht
to tc dying out, although It Ia prulou notitl cu-
tag'ss Gasflo sha. haro been keys il tixt and
By this disease, and but little fears aro now Gu
tEttQttrf "
, 1881-05-14

lands. from tho result II u supposed, Of oating
somo poisonous weed. At the time tho dispatch
abovo alludci to was aant the deaths had not
tion ct The co,nt1unlty hs lid oniy bean
called TO tito fact. Tho danRer seems
compotoly over. and tho alarm han
about .ubslde'1. Tho number nf deaths in thin
township will not exceed twenty OF thirty, and
tr'.sit.nnrthy Information rccctvrl from other
!ncalt1ns R0cs tO show that tho fatal Objects VI
1ne noeon havo been cErrcAponhlngly light,
Inc etAtefnehta tnnsie hy tho special ID question
Wete Kcnas exHRRsrations. entirely unsupported
Ing In this community,
, 1881-05-14
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The Glynn Murder Trial at Rock.
ford Creating Great
Interest.
A Jury Secured, and tho Circuit
Court Hearing tho
CnSe.
a stabbine ARRAY In Kansas Results
Fatally to One Of the Par.
ticipRnts.


Sptetat Dspasth to Tht Chicago Tribune.
NockroRp, ILL.,, May 13.-The grent md
wtde-fametl murder trial, In whicl, cx.Assist.
ant Mars1,n! 0eorse Washington Glynn Is de-
fchllnnt, has At Inst been called up bef0r1
judge William, Brown, OF Tic Circuit Court.
Tho decd was committed sumo time Inst M.
veiHbcc, on the person OF Lewis II. WeUber,
of WEhnebago, willie ulynn was IN tho div
charge OF Ills Official duties, hut Tic Grand
Jury at the January term Of court returned
t,l Indictment for murder. At that time pt,o-
lie opinion ran hIglt, a,1d, III order to lt this
abatc, tho defense obtalned continuance
through the nol'appearailce of very i,npor-
tnnt witness. From that tlms to this Thu affair
'iRs been Oil every tonRnc,-su much ~ thnt
ono:of tho city clergy devoted a good part of Il
snbbnth evenings discourse to AFr. Glynn's
dafe',se 1t has been tha general impress
atnn throughout That when tho matter finally
did coMio to trial great difficulty would bc
experienced in SELECTING an nnbtnscd and
competent jury. This idea proved to be tho
exact state OF affafrs, for nearly three days
woro consumed In examining md hunting up
twelve ,nen who wore willing to swear TINT
they could try the case according to the law
tne following Gcrnons were sGlccte!l: Seth
d. d.evi =. Card, George. !;ntts. 4; =; Marsa!cs,
Theodore Sargent, William. Walas, II. c.
Ward. During, the time occupied In. select
the Jury defendant NIynn showed signs OF
nervousness, Rhd could not sit still, but
paced the tloHr OF tho courtroom, lIow af,tl
tllon dropping d word or two III tlIa cars VI
through thcsn the cOndtlun Of tho public
pulse. while hls wife appears IN tho sccnc. mp
rarcntly Mnxiolh Ia render all tho assistance
possible 4 , on'y BY hsf n, pro.cnco m eo.ta Gu
and Is eyiioatly Mr. Olynn's senior hy tnnny
yrars. The prosSoution V y enafanetcti BY A.atos-
l.athrop IL managing tho t1cfenso. Thcrc arc
sono forty witnesses to ho exMsnlnrd, which
w1r9 e Ths exense ts r
ford, and becanle intoxicated aud Mnde hinsclf
obnosloa.,-so n,ueh 90 that 0iynn. ne Marshal,
attempted TO arrest him. Webtcr resisted. and
hcad. Attur having his o1aulnauun no went
home on the might train. md. ncoord,ng to tho
testimony Ct biz wife. acted moro q II he WIS
nti % a ds ' H.y *'ep tSs bas ax An 9. aqnr
iRk NaS; 3;v.s, 'ssS: s:,,.6 T., ssscr: ;!s
that aftcrnnon: a post-tnortem examlnntlon
was held. aud !1r. HaKor gnye Tho following Ar
tho rcsu.s: "Ws nrst saw HlIpht nhraslaf on
.sa oos 81 81 Soa es r. re
a1l1 the vessels Of tho tr4in wore ooneosted.
Thls fracture was corta!nly suItaIout to caute
will Introduce Testimony, tl,rther on IN tho case
70 show that an unfr'cndix fcclnx hnd long OK
listed bctwecn Nlynn ana Wchbcr, owing to soma
ho struck ,IIo blOw out ot rcvonro. Il suo.ns 10
10 the ucneral impression that llyn0 never
meant to kitl him: eut, wh!!a i,e ts given the
TINT he slutateppeh h!s olt!G!nl cnpactty, rho
case II attracting considerable attention.
, 1881-05-14
THE new WELLAND CANAL.
TnoRoLu, Ont. May lA-Tho trat water vaA
ct intp the now Wcland Cahal today.
Kcono1uy IL SlsoosaaakinE.

A shoe tnanutaotory nowAtAys-that Is, ono Of
IL tjs,uU to rtJuIp with nnohiaury uMd Improved
appliances. Tho, urDunmlss In tho old tnlea
wprU necessarily TOW. Now they arG st,gh That
utilized In 0xtraotIllg tho oil frnu tleAl, but,
utter tic o!l y e!tsaeietl, they are found 70
iAy, u,ll Hrp used In uIu at tho puioessos Ut
tIpIshtlx tho sht.us Tho sesaps Ut solo. Ieathse
Mrp utillzUd for naktuv hees, wtlilo ths Husiu9&
III cIilUtl. aMyHl fronI tlg splitting nlAuhtAs9
whrre tho yl,lus ,Are turnu1 up. xro sold to ne
lpulp tntu luuthor-b boAr.i.
, 1881-05-14
CAPITAL AND LABOR.


MoNTREA1~ Que, May l3-The troubles
in the Grand Trunk car shops have cul-
minated In q general strikc, and $40 men
have stopped work. It Is appears that tho
late adyanee was only given to about fifty
men oli toll, willie otl,ers received nothing,
and thls lei! to discomfort, and both me-
canfcs and helpers nike ,lemai,d m Increase
ntf 10 per cent. Tic Co1mpnny's Mechanical
suporntcndent snSs now that the rush Of nuaf-
months without lnconvonfotlco, and II tho mon
20 not rotliFn It tho old Wages ttoy viii cor.
tuIkty 10 80. All classcA OF Observation-Disclosures
Rh1csl tn THO present movement Tho men
Feein determined csthor to carry thoir noint or
8o0k work elsewhere.
, 1881-05-14
The LITE lNniANs.

DESvEt.. Colo. May 1a-Ths Governor to-day
receEved u telegram frutu Gen. Pope saying TINT
tho commanding ot1cor at Fnrt Lowta reports
that be had II talk with IRnacio On tho 9Th inst,
who said hu knew nothing Ut trouble on TIM
Doteres NtveF. as roportod, and that on the 9TH
1guauu brought bis brother to SEQ Him, WIN stated
that he had lust co,ne from Dolcres nnj TINT
rn o,ittGErs had been co!nmitted by tho Utey,
but lately soino Piutos hnt! quarrtIod In tradn
with sumo whites a,ehr Ute peak, UtAh, aI1u two
Or thrne whites wera killed. 1xnMeIo nua Mnr-
lan exproAael themselves, On tnst lr.0ndsy
tertns, xnd arc Indignant that trouble should be
laid to tholus
, 1881-05-14
A. TRAGEDY IN NEW MEXICO,

A. TRAGEDY IN NEW MENICO.
Las VEGAS. N. A.. May IA tragedy
occurred ltear Ocnto a lcw days ago. 4
Bqnattpr named Lothor occupied tract Of
timber land In defiance of n writ of elect
ment. The SheTiF OF Mora County and
several spucial deputies wont to arrest him.
The occupant At tha ground saw the ap-
then, with a Winchester riI1p. Tho Sheriff
and his lnon were badly wnunttct. Lother
sought rcft,xe tn his cabin. and waa s,lrrnundcd
BY mob Of 'uttixHns. whn succeeded In settlnx
the ranch on hTo. Tho 1lnn,cs annn created auGh
a smoke TINT tho sgunttor Was Ir1von nut. lust
as b. appeared dozen ri!los were tlrc,l At him.
shcrItf'z deputies Inns s!1cc dlcd. l'ho other
metnlnra OF tho posse arc in critical condition.
, 1881-05-14

Evor since Mr. J. II. Wood, who was
General Passenger and Ticket Agent OF
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Road.
reslgned that position TO lake slmt-
lar one With the Pennsylvania
Central. rumors havo been rife as tn who his
successor would be. This will have 10 sttp
ilnw, for the question llns been t'nally s9t~
tied, General Manager r. ]. Potter, Of the
burlington, yesterday gave nut "notco",
which read as fuuws: ''Mr. Parcerh1 Lowell
the Chicago burlington + Quincy Hal! t!road and
leased lines IN Illinois and Iowa. 70
taka effect May tB. 1885," MI Lowell
competent man for tho position, aud bin exs
Eerisnce has hcen Wide nne: 1!a is o. present
the QnncfAt PASSENGER Agent Of the Burlington
T. Missouri River lioRd in Nebraska.
, 1881-05-14
BACKING GARFIELD.

Moot and Adopt Resolutions lii Sup
port or tho President aud Contcinnu-
tory Of spoutd-to 81 asoss" Rule.
special Dtspateh to TAs Chtoalo Tribune
DA,ESro1tT, H., 1fuy ia weii-attend-
cd meeting of representative Republicans
was hold at 'rurnc-IIa]l tt,.nluht Thn meet
lug was called for tho p,lrpt,se of expressing
public sentiment In support of President
GAr1eh in tho assault made upon Ills pro.
r0gatiye by Senator Conklsng. Tho Hon,
john +. Henry, Mayor Of the city. called tho
meeting to ortler, and tho lion. George II.
French was chosen Secretary. Enthusiastic
speeches were ntado by II. e. Fulton, George
W,llleywo0d, 4. j. Illrsclel, c. A. Fickc, Ell
ward Russell. md others. The Contmlteee,
composed OF five mc1nbers,-M. Y, Cochrns,,
DR.. II. Il. Claussen. L. Gelsler, Edward
Russell, and John i. Ilcnry,-to llraft reao-
iatIolas. reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted;
WUEREAs. In common with tho Republican
masses Ut. the cltfre country. VIC hnyg hoeu
sasa seno 70 o. 4.
constitutional duty iu pMasfug upon tue no1nlna.
ton to m Important 9ttce up0n tho merits of
suited from tue avuwal Of u single Senator that
tho aplcetton IN question was personally dis
WHEltEAs. II tas been asserted in Washnrton
and published throughout tho c0untry that tho
aanator who has eonlesscdy CAUSED the delay
!ssso!sttI, 1hat We, tho I, l.snapeana and cl.i-
Sc G &c s ~ sass euasu
tlon that tho Sonatn Ut the United B,ates should
9t 9neo prScesd 10 yato upoa tho aomin9uon ot
Nvw Ynrk III tic sold and propcr discharge Of
their duties. AZ constituting tho power con.
tempatsa y ths Consttntion for a The approya!
tho President.
, 1881-05-14
CANAL CONVENTION DELEGATES.

1FfVR*F 43EFFRKFst " E1RF8VV EFtVEHsF
pEnu, ILL.,, May lR-A. Mpans. Superintendent
OF tho tlitnois Elmo Works; y. N. Maxe. hauvy
dealer in lumber; r. Nuwers. retired steamboat
Captain; u. y. LAID, leadlng lawyes; aud Il.
c. IlstionhAunr, hayor, havo beea appolntsd by
tho Peru City Council le!eaates to tho Davca-
pprt CunaI Convention, Those kent)elnttn aru
thoroughly interested In tbs wDrk, and Will do
VII IN tllslr power u pnsh tao proJeut-
, 1881-05-14

MANA AsAS - - -
Epttsa& DJpaftA to TAs Chicago Ittbunt.

Epftsa4 Dl1paftA 70 Tbs Ch1eaoo 1ft6tlnt.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, May t8.-Cllartcs Smith,
wllo shot Sam Greene, foreman In tho
Weir plaw-shops night boforo lust, has
skipped for parts unknown. Orccno was
walking ht the time with Smiths wife, snt!
With hor. Groono % cialms TINT It WI wiz ta i tr%p
plunnod by Smith and hls w!to to donl fonlIy
with hin. Nrnend wits shot In tho left zitle Of
tho ncnk and In the left shoullioE but tu-day hls
wounds ar0 not cQhsiderel toeloug.
, 1881-05-14
AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

John 6rieb. n years Of aye. was arrested yo4-
terdnyby O.i.ecr Mou overtt Of the West Matli-
son Htroet Station, who thinks ho ia wantcd for
breaking jail ut Fort Wnync, Ind, about two
years nEo, while awaitng trul upon charge Of
Stealing witch ant <;ls cnsh froH, Dr.. Gerto. Of
docs ilnt dony TINT ta arreatod f0r tho theft,
bur implies ttnt be wHs sut 1T l'0vrty beenuse he
to Mwnlt tho disposition OF tho Fort Wnyno au.
thpslt1e9.
, 1881-05-14
= s,<f.iaih <Wf.aihIls!AY IsAY hiAIL-coN1RhcToR;

ahout ths VI. s.9S' slu.. sluy lA-lt wns r%eo,.,
nsu to'day tl4at II. B, Vail sn,,t,,,.
aaeeeuon ua.ae n'aa Ia montloncd rr.ouo",,x IN
~, hstn WIN tho star- rpute rro,1,;. T.. ~. ~
saaa nd sa sffes.eI NJ ILLS homo Ia Inusasn. ~
pstaef,hyn' 'sSen I'VE. IT, Washington. Mr. VII n
Auaassd ". "Ha l.. 7. Williamson owns .a",r" a ~
'''soates. xud tue luttrr.who n arr,ss, Is
, 1881-05-14
ESCAPE OF = MUHDE1llcSS.
Hpfetak DIspdteh 10 Ths Ehtsaro Tribune.

Lrrrl.t: RucK. Ark. May 13.-Intelli gence
was received this afternoon that SarnI Jano
Phillips, confined In tho Mountain Home,
Baxter County, charged with numbering l,or
husband, hnd succeeded IN breaking jall
Tho prison Is rude two.story log structure
nira. Phillips was tho only prisoner In the
upper part OF the building. Slo surrcptittous-
ly secured I. SAW, cut tho lrnn bars of tlie
window nftor apparently bard labor, traces OF
which she cnnco1lch Witt rags stuffed botwcen
tho bnrs, and Iet hcraa'f down to tho Rfurnd by
O rnpe made from bodolothtnR. Tile Gecape was
nut discovered till morning. when no claw to tho
direction uf her Hight could f,o fDund. Eho IL
supposed to hayo taken rotuRatn tho inipenotri.
bio forests ndtacent. rendering pursuit. aud re-
capture utmost impossible.
, 1881-05-14

Tho Attention Of the Police Is ERo-
nnR&tcEs

Tho Attention Of ihe Police Is IRo-
Qneate0.
Residents Of tho wcst Division. particularly
th0se living In the vicinity Uf tho corner Of
West Madison and Iialstcd streets, hnvo ot late
huon ptHtpred by shower Of small md
choap bussness.carls, advertising Il bt-caltcd
"cMb.houso" nt Room 2Jnmcs IInuso. M. IE3
West Madison Atrout. tlusth1Hs aud Residence
houses hnd oven sanotunrlvs had bGcn Invaded
by tho distributors Of th0ae carti1. which.
apart from tho ordinary advertisement
borne upon thetr face. boro an arrangement
OF figures calcnlatcl to lny8ttEr ctt,zon not
thoroughly poatod as to tho games Of tho festive
sporting man. surnis,nx Tint tho peculiarly ar-
ranged figures contained souiu hlddon advcr-
tsomont OF n ccrtuin game Favored"
sS,otin ny tho prgprctoss r1.,,. o. the house.
nivstiu sytnbols. hut ~ to thu chnractor Of tho
inktltution Issutng 'such baro- laced ndvor-
tho iaw il bound IL respect. ssvcr,l psU!nIn"nt
ssess ssso 0 bey s oao sss Il si s, =
lMtely 10 tito inct that inc propristors Of lilo
eIg6; 5oo.ns were ats,np'iaE q se, Goiare tho
s' san i ae aaasna s III II il 4S SSaares trs *:
touts 10 4 public advertisement ot tho 6uslnpfs.
pnrt!ca!ariy whsa s.1ei ascstiasnent s, onanSs !.f
~ tyo tnan, i!,.xS nuaS ~, "i5yer% smith:
uhraiieaiiy dirty eon.litiot! i Iis hands, whici
always look ~ though 10 lad been cnHaRcd In
ysns ~ % fro o0ou 4pe fs n,r9 e"iis jisv.E aE% Il
tho oorlor IT lialstcd and washington streets.
for running whnt III comu,only knt,wn as skin
none tho tptscr tnan Ut the two. Tho building
II, which tholr rd0n~ arc !ouAtcd ia Dt9 of tlr
@ os. ~ tns e'. p4 IN ~ de e., e% o.
, 1881-05-14

TALLApEoA, Ala., May 13.-At n picnic
held noar hero the little dnughtor of Mr.. and
Mn. 'foOlu atrayed away, MD was caught by
burly negro, who cllokcd ler to death. Ilu
robhod her Of her lowelrT, aud WIS In thu act Of
by.tAo fAthgr. Tho ucKru wae captured after u
desperate struHglo. ami hunHod u U irev by the
intnriRscd mo1 ut tho plon!o. Tho body was loft
hanging.
, 1881-05-14
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QukrNsrowS, May l3.-Arrtvca. tho steamship
Lord dough, fson, Philadelphia.
NEw YonK, May 1a.-Asrlyvd, tho Main, from
l!remcn.
HAhuuRu. May la-Arriyed, the Cambria.
from kuw York.
N.w YoMk, May la-Asrlved, the Malta.
atd Intno from Llyorno0l.
LoNnt,N, HAY 1y.-IIu Republic, Saxon. Mon
arch, and Henry Edge, tr9n New York, and tho