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, 1881-03-04
UNGRATEFUL MURRAY,

i Thief Admitted to tho Shaker E01n-
mHilfty Hobs IL EfMnitly OF Its Vnlua-
hleH. -
New YORK, March 1.-Ahout two months ago
young min Of prnppsscsstng n,aHnors npppnrcl
antunE tho 3h1kcrs ut Lebanon Springs nnd Rnvo
Ills nnsne lis Joseph Murray, and bis 1omo III
Brooklyn. io sud hc Ind tired Of tho city nnd It's
worttlliAess, nud wishud to become unc Of tho
ShnkcrH und to reinnIu With them. Ifu Ind
sofL anl Bulooth way with hIu,, and tho ShNkers
rccplvet[ bin. They sAld they wert. fnfornlEy
impressed with his ttncst bcarlnH and nppenr-
ship. OF. tho privileges no made tho most. Ho
ctn1o and went with tho grentcst frcGuutn. md
whcn 1o closo. @ Matters went niong anlM,thIy
Tor A0me time. until by stflKInrtlG' acts 10 nuo
the Shakers suspicious Ut hu. md they wutched
his esory aot with y jnulnls cyo. !tatterly he
shyinx he tleu1ncd it hotter for his health to tn
10. 1t did nut ugree With him to ovrrlolltl his
ston,nch belnru retiring.
Ing lust week Daniel Ulrur,, II Iendlmg Shnkcr,
thougLt io woul!l n!so 70 without hls na.pper
othor men'N.rs Of tho household were ut their
lne1l he saw Murray nut!ng III II very suspicious
and sncak!nK 'nannGr: IiG seemed 10 DO spying
out wnnre tho val'inblcs OF the various famil!cs
hir. oliurl reported what he Ind secn and usu
consequence Murray WIS told that tlo nnat de-
,raln from New Lebnnon Station Oh tho Harlem
tho springs on Saturday morning. srcrotcd
and while tho fnmIly wers 1T meet.
!,!g. went through atl tho rooms. LII Edor f.,
W. Evans' dwelling, when thu fAMt!y went o,lt
10 meeting, all the lights had beet cxtngslled,
but when they clHu buck n Kerosene lump was
burning. They did nut know Wllnt tu mako t,f
1t, hut entered tho house nxtccting tn meet
sone ouo. whi'o this hooking abont neigh.
b1r cainG In and oxctedly auil sotnu QUO hhl
etolon his watch. ono !p very much pr!xna
OponinR Il DRIVER in desk In tho rta,tn. three
poGkctbooks with sulus OF tnunoy thnt hla boon
LOFT In tholn wero found 10 ho gone.
Tho thief bud nlsO ftIlilIl tho kGy to tho COM
1nunty- safo III tho Eurth fatnIly'9 dwelling, hnd
opened tho EMGu lild cnrrlet uf raElru bulltls to
!hp value nt <l.5OU. and mortgages vnne,i ut
hui beon loft IL tho suIo, biltH, Aud specie to tho
ntnoaInt ct fu,O. had honn stolen. Everything
wA6 In Hrrnt runfl.Hl0n.
a consultation WIS held and It was agreed
thAt III one could have e0iumlttul thu br0lA.
r!cH Except Murray. Al tho New l.cbunun Stu
tlon 1t WIS Il nrI1Nd that there 1H bueh no ticket
Hold to New York, Int whun young Murray was
t'cScr'hts! tho ot!Gkpt-nKut1t remembered hnvtuK
aold ttnkct to h,.n fnr Chntham. knowing that
Ar., 0lrord wns ,,tukon .o, AIbany. twul,.
ty-fyc mites distant, where ho wont
N6tMrd tho first train Sunday morn.
Ing for this vity. nrrtytnH hero atul.t >otl. Ever
A,HcG he tins bGDI. wAtchlnx ut tho Grand Central
lupDt ail incoming trains, cArHlul1y serlltInIxInx
tla c1tlNtcnalce Of ovGry ulnle passenger who
PASSED through the st1or. This continued till
ceived 4 '!sp'tch troip Eider Eyans, saying
Murray 'iatt hcHn captured at ltinavghuok. lny
inx heen tracked thcrc, and that hG had been
taken 10 Hudson fur trlnl.
, 1881-03-04
AN ARIZONA HOMICIDE.
End ora ictaartxnbIo Carocr.

fSnN 01 n 1AGfHnrKnn16 tNfGCfA
Dispateh 10, iihstfr, Tribune.
TOMBSTONE, 4. r.. Feb. 3H-Clarlcs Z. stnrsnst
n pioneer of tho rucif1o Coast Of n,nny yonrs'
standing, and wclf-kVpwn In CoiaraH, wAy killed
by Luke Short. a wei -knnwn young MIN nt,ont
town, lust night. Huh wera gntnl,!rrs by rro-
fesslon. Tie fata, encounter was tho result OF
n quarrel oyer a, furO tnbIc storlns hAl trtn,bIo
With several persons around tho table. und final
ly dispute aroso between him and sh0rt, elll-
minHtlng III an open quarrel, whercIn some very
hatsl words were used.
4 llttic utter ocluck Short WINS stumbling IN
tho Oriental SALOON, In which tho ilrst trouble
occurred, III company with several noQuaiIlt-
anccs. when Storms, WIN wns much u,ltcr tue
ng lloi,l Of ,i by tho ci,nt eolIar, sill: = sCoue
here, wnnt TO- seq y0i," ut tho sauho tino pull
When il fow feut away frum tho sidewalk
bearded 81 Of q b this mornIngl" 4
Aa he nnt1t the roFnnrk llo commenced 10 null
Il pistol. fsEort ut tho auu tfint went fur bls
at,d ct,niincticaa backing away, md fired tlrst
o hsar nrs - @ md S!t 5
on ILLS tuck IL tho street: hut, rAiug himself by
y dcspcrnte effort ni1netl his revoivor with both
hli,tls ut Short, fatlttlK to hit him.
sllprt then fired two more shuts at tho pros
trntc man. une Of them taking ot1cet IN tlla reur
wo,iial lid ii itseif hayo p pr"yed % fasa l. 1 "A'e
IN olleer nrressoa Short. md immediately
Turned @ 1tn nver fur snfc-kcepinv to tho Deputy
Thu body nl stortns was then conveyed to his
room III tho Sun JusU House.
sTO1.Ms CAnEEll.
reporter i nf, sis ffiSs,s f1tSS tst e. ayeous Il a
brief conversation with II KentlrfalAn whu WIS
well acquainted with tle ticcoasasI. Iio stateil
having brcn hero for'n considerable period. Il
h!l. hrothor of tho doccasea, Mr.. Potter Fs'lettc.
,Charlcs i. stt'rlus WIS born in New orlcans III
lBsl but lgft thAt city wIit boy. itu WAS fur II
, 1881-03-04

reWn,syl,yGn'a , SoaG vIaIi ca{oIa 1 ,r TSxas rs
oss'aMMaInc eMH" Ts Ncw iEa'"n:shiie, : II /; ver.
mons l.; total, 3. by Ibis appurtloninnnt TIM
North Enf1ts ii, md l,ses 3: net gali. IL. Tie
Suutli Xalns IL al,u l0sea none.
ltEvESuE.
Tlle receipts fran Internal revenue to-day
were S+,.l00,03a; from customs, S1l0,s00.
NOrE9.
Tie Natfon0l-1mnk l.Otcs received for re-
dphiptfuG amounted t0 Sl5s,00u.
, 1881-03-04
Progress of tho Scheme for M,
tional Board Of Trade Telo.
graphic Organization.
Failure of Andrews Bazaar
The Memory Of George
Washington.
rancllot, the Pedestrian, Has sov
Dcaten AL Previous Records
In Any Country.
Rescue Of a Headstrong Young LADY
sympathy for the Beers
Items.

WALL STREET.
Observation-Disclosures OF .r,tt, r,;yn,xo r,,
srw sy:,!s' Ya p,i'sn saron % 1' ch.'sr st 1'..s
tiai' opened weak, md In the early dealings
decline Of K to . WAS recorded IN
wliicl, lseutllng was n1ost nro,n, Il
l,cnt, Beforo t!le First noorI b,"aa"t r.""s,
tc ili'lSet pccai'le strong III totic, md prices
;os"'lce" s'iallay' tae upward movement
nelas 'nllerlatty assisted W tiie order Of
the Sccretary Of the Treasury calling fur pro
posals fur the sale to tho Government
on Wednesday next OF 5000 zoo Of tiu.!s TIM ~
and Is of ISL, either called = or rNJ up. ~
saied. ,;'dtt i MImm!s;d!ateiy upon tho announce.
i!ent ~ t!1e setG O. tho FulHl.
inE bill py tho Ites!dent a, sligll.
rear.'on ,ook GE p!aee ot Ing depression vas
eStueineIy prei, , ana tiio slesnlation qntckly
q t,e iii to Sscs,se Iaw y VIII i It's sus ay ',!s1s oS
}ect!o,Ma1lo provisions may really be said 10
!'ase llha
4 FAVORABLE INFLUENCE
disposed Dt ipnhy Questions which hal
recently cn,Sed great disturbance III
se 's specatnn Gafss' wns fE scsy s a'sfqSse s3ss
i! siIsr @ to !ysead Br wSn % S'Sfs thc Sgs;t Ut
figures OF tl'o tlay Weru tonchesl. Thv
Improvement i, from ne lowest point Of
tt tt,o ,a mioshlng ralEeh 5r9Al to 9&
Sofs f w!!e % si II srs,tf sHs ;S"!i u ''fs juas' s
tli!li aEnthst tlle entlS0lls lsiatlnn nf u,0
telegraph ra1hpanles Ind decided that Tho
western 9mnn taimpn,y !l''t tl,o rlsht io
lsss er eont 9i It s sa s5 5SE M
s,1rhs reaction u toak .@kh nJacs HS%s MIR re,,,
tlons, bnt, i'll t!to final sules. nrlcrs aEaIa
took M ,lpwar.l turn. aid tin mar.
ket closcd strong. Tito stocks witch
| wsrs Ninorica., % Uniou, atlantlc t""l (
iacitic TeIrgrNpl,, Union Facjtc, 'II' ti,c coa
Shares, Deliver. 4 Kin (;r,tn,lr. IntIanalI
Bloomington u Western, ,Central paeitlt,
l.uu[syilfo 4; Nusllyille, ulid llunnllal { 1t.
1uIfe strong, nntl advanced l''op0 Oh tis .lay's
transactions Ell for AIanllnttan and :si ior
AIptrUpOlitau. tilc latter cIosing nj The ltfsl-
cst point. Ainung tic miscellaneous stocEs
Oregon Navigation was conspicuous for III
advance OF Ii.
TIE MONEY MARKET
worked quito smoothly throughout tho lay
cVuni IL tic rcGuireulcnts 1T borruw-
ers, Some few Transactions In
chi chi loams ' on pledge '''''siuIs Of Stock col.
lateral were effected nj n slight commission
i, ad.litlon to Iegal Interest, but most a{
at Mt tho cioso ' @ tiiuro I Wcrc III rse ss; ost. M
'rhH G0ycrn,nent-bomd dealers suppied
their requirements 1T 4Gl5 per cent. Tinc
loans alld prino DISCOUNTS Wcro' llt
sr in liz liz stsr.,f sra fXeaEa avaSY slff Me
Fn,,linr biii. patns onnned nomIpaily
, 1881-03-04
ALL TIE APPROPRIATIONS
HAVE DEEN PASSED..

WAsH1SuroS, ID. T., MareIl 1.-The all
nual Appropriation bills have beeM passed by
both Houses. Tile Suntlry Civil and Dr.
ilcle',cy bills, which went through tonight,
nre rapidly belng enrolled md will bu rva,y
for tho Presidents approval in tins to be-
come 1AWs.
, 1881-03-04
md n bou,onnitro On each gentleninu's

nnnktu ' ~
Mrs, HAYES
W. amrel,u Mnte hatln, proenNeu hn CiMs. ,,.
hEa,fs ~ ~ .fsesTas ,. at iGnftS MTHueMt VIII
iwnr"st1n;s ~ ~, II, s,i,, ... ofe ~ .hs
XII. ioi ,.s,r s.s... WI @ H., ~ si.,,,
H., % III, III P', h.a sm WIS et. ~ te s'ucs ~
,nenteric, TM, steeyes WTrt ri Iure. cI,,-
brnilrrctl with pearls, a, finished
with crepe, jssu rttrh,Drs, u,u|
point,-iace. Tho open licck of
the dress was also t1lled til with ruclllnRs
,lral r,scs aud lilies Of tic valley. 4 comb
Of silver fastened t,c roll of lark hnIr md 4
white rose nestled oil tho ste. Mrs. Hayes
WIS ratsinNt, anu tho life OF the party.
... ,1Iss. eAnr1ELn
Inck yrjynt wit" noin.InS,, ,,.itor ou nv, ,'f
g.'a n ti,o ] M pgsu E't ;..' 'tsn' ~, IL.
iiayss. "srhnws i"vatrS III" ;,,nr ,rg atio: IIS:
VIII, f io,m,snm3s dn,,:r trt1s.a o''ty1 H. ,s WIZ
snrvnfnrv way ij,,hsi Az, 'r..s.|t M ,,i. Lw
inr WITH Thrn1,i, 'n ~" Inrs, ,,,t,,ya ,.1,I
,n,y ,n 'rs; ANN, frn III W nKH M..nWs "tleh
tltis cf,nr,nlnr a,.mrx tnors Whit nn an rI ~
ihn tri"Eimv r. svntnr NJ # nn'rso,, VI t,rn,,t
the r,n,snr;'m.s y. neI,t@ os, ;s onua!R
n,,1 trnn,rSi nia,,ta rrn ,nn.e.i ~ tht ~,
irutce IL, liz, ninin rnnseryntnrv. .rhe ,n,,a;c
blythe Marine land was solte,aetl By tllstullcr,
mil did not interfere with conversation,
r11H NIGHT DEronE 1S.,ru1,HAr1nS
1,rS..,.., :. .,,.., ..I.,.,...,
W,mEs u , very elosnnniY snY oatlo9k fnr t.,-lnor-
fWMs ftrs, H,;iM Wy. lnis morning Inc Slgnai,
V!y" s,tHH '''S ; ny mlea nt !n~er mtoneter nin!
SH}rh; S"}i'., Imis SVotli'E LIS rretlactl9ns wer
ii.'!e., a,n tne sloas b1sfSt wtcti isi'u been
toMei,inE t. tnronEnoxt thc tay, nhu Heavy rnlh
ia,i 1ast ns Ino ii.eay.ttiresSett ;t hepitbsicai
r,,I, G.MuS u. .uo Say ot FMilNuephia' Tia Were
is,K isn,u,tnK IN hno ol lanrct nt tho SiXth street
VIII. TSpo' ri" !" oSeea % t ~ antar nEaa.ilarfGh
a,o,,, ~" INN , htt tal tMitGn 10 Mnii, Nl1a tats
stnrm ia sntttnp +, 1h, "'Sia Sn,,, S1m ts,n :.
predicts Threatening weather far fn.t,,nrrnw
ind there cRDtlot fnji to BIZ Ercnt tftscn.t,fort
tu-nIght and jn.,ch dlsapp1intmcmt tn-ins,r.
row On accouIlt 0f Tie WEATHER. ft,r aver, If
tilo clouds shptI ]It In tiln l,'orf,inr s,,,,v
enough l,ns fulleu to ulnku TINT sii1sl, fnr
which Washington strcsts at Tim siiehtrst
fall Of snow arv noted. I3lit.
yt,rwrrusr Aynryn T,,,.s,: nr,,,,v ,y,,c,.
AVA "-s'''S" a,,,xS hn!s'4 "Aoo"i lNp'cA'
.,,a oHS'
ule stteets and hole!s tY-liglit arc filled Will
pGoplt, aiNi every HOOK n1lu g'rller ~ tkG
...'s; Mnoig eity SEEMS iall. lHore II trs aud
GiuMm eFelyWi1Gre. ltaltltl5 aIe plaStig nllu
ieaaing l.e1g poi'tieMlis ifntll tllo different
Seetlohs ase being ,sergnate1 by tlIelr
ineni nallus, "nich nave ctlhc fur
llle il1hnnsHrnt!oil. Every plAce III tlie flotGl
- llles. Detwcen tho windows mil ~ tho
phsE-fnnllls Aloi,E the corriGolS one tntls ut
eVcfy urn = es s!tlzen e9tS or silttyea prepared
, 1881-03-04

NIITV E11TTA HH IND DEnE
LIE N1iAos"o ha''
| .un,,ort NJ h,s ,mt,, ,mt his re,,,r,;, ,.ore
r"c,ivn ,sti, IL rrent t,'rtnr @ mi cf,s,,,. Mn.o
Thc Srsaker saIl tits .tuestion u la,l ',,. bse,.
"nTrcss % @ ol @ eXprcl I At noom o 'eI ot tc 4t Of
,onr,; sIpa tiin onn ofSi, t1s ' tr .u ,a,n1 ~
Eis yoin h",na I'll ihe "i,ly "ia il, tle ,i5,nn,,
| i've, Eass no,ice tiat he would brI1g i,cfuro
ne SpfeMs c1Mtt ,,! , GySfS Dill passed py tls
Mr' t,nuvrrsr. Ii1n,r',,nu M t,,c sr,cct cop,.
mittrc Vi, Altcss,l Abuses OF the Frankinv
tiiid d 'te '"nft. fe.ort rr a''a n '' r'Sa n,'wt
Fron' tint tI!'e OH business was practically
GiIls inannRc1 10 struxvio ti.rullxl,. princi.
| tInt tic HDrnkrr wns m1,nbiu to i,eSr
| tho unint, "No n,tnrunI." ,yhcl Mr
! Singleton ttl1l ruisett against cuch
Gers, a,I mrn,lers % c",1td III MT e% I.ear i tj,e
5ers ioudy II tc,,,al,dei s I'LL recosti" s ri u,HoTs
ene,,,lraEcd ti'o1,1 In, theIr sliorts, With
Dmy tsw fs,I'nS IL .or s@,s W.T. @ tlssS
WIS only nliayed wlicl, 1T a:io Mr. Illount
submitted Il col'ferclen report o'' no su'ldry
! iii.
to. 1t Is sl,niiar to the report br,nME,t
tlic nxcuution Tint tic ",jcnnncttu rcjicf
tlte contested npl,rppriatioli fur uxtru Iay 10
/ lIulise ut1i,lnyi,s.
Mr. Mrsinh,,I presented tho conference re-
port on tho Deficiency APPROPRIATION Bit,
NarcnI to. @' 4''''o'''"'' '''''
irhe Chairman or tho Committee on Inter-
occafIe Cnl,af sul,miite,l tlu repnrt lint tia
| CUD1ltttec u,, tllu MuClrOu Doctrine ordered
printed, ,,. ,,,.t. ...,
tae Government slnployt3 Of tho district Y
Vi Aiay, iSsi. :, ''''' '''~
At .::5ti II, III. the 1louso took n recess until
| 10 o'clock.
sESArE.
srte,a' Dt.patra 10 7as chicago Tribune
WAslfiNoToN, ID. Il, March, I-la:;W Il. H.
Ies s !e aSs Ssss* in tho 5 S"aisss isessc ss%ntof
Eaton cSpjnIni,,g nj ind I Isfcn!itI,x il. Mr % IL.
gals opilsed ilo allowance nt Interest.
,; ana a,!yosats! m ansn'nunt M RETURNING tle
to SiiO,O0U. This amendment WIS defeated,
hut another ,Yns ntloptcd providing iDr tbo
payment of S,ts,00D rs prIzo u,onuy to
lid officers mud crew Of tho steamers
tl.elt passvd .by ii volu Of iii
! yptls agatllyt ,lays. Ihe Sp,lnte pnsscd n
number OF privntr bills, anu ut imtrryaIs
oa eSp eso1t ;u 'sS isEsaSn q wo e.
perfected. Thols WIS Il General Iesfrs
1 among Senators TO consider tI.o Apporiu,,-
msnt blll, uni IL lnay bacoMao law.
| tneie were 1hAny thule5 III ing gn!iefy
@ , .,f 9', ,, tsps""s Sa,s, ,vns. E t. u iui ~
| AHH1nWn11. nlu1 several ur tliH yp pt,I,rt1
who will bccolllu Scl,ntOry TO- -,tlUrrow ut hish
llUOr, '''f'''
| THE RECORD.
u- u-.a,,, 10 tne ntt,1Ta Astoe,atsa sS,, t'rf',.
wns rnr.ivn,I frn, * ,ha ifnt,xa u,,u,',snitt,
non-coneurrel,cu in tic conference report oil
ting Slsntlry Civil bill.
Tue sn,iilte then reversed is [0r1ner action,
m"m i,,''fert,,,, !" 'Ao iepoi'' a''o oiao'e""
| Grt,sn.,sn,,ti,. final -,,,,rt ,,,, ,.,
, 1881-03-04

Tie Nat'onal-lmnk ,ptcs received for re-
dehipttoli amounted to S15s,00u.
THE RECORD.
sEN4ATE.
WAa,i1SaroN, y. G., March 2.-Tle DELI
cheney Appropriation bill was reported bnck
from tho Committee with amendment. Thu
Sclate Insisted upo1 It's amendments to tho
Sul1dry Clyil bill and flew conference WINS
ordered.
The Sennte took up tho Oeuofat deficiency
bill, mud tic Senate Conttittcn amendments
were agrcrd 10 us the bill WIS read.
The amendment offered by Atr. Cockrcll
was adopted approp,inting 1000 10 con-
tinue tho Investigation Of c!n!n,s provided
Qnarter1'lstcr and Coln,nlssary stores fMr-
l'lshea tho United Suites In noll-nsurroctIo,l-
Mr. Hours amendment for tho 3 PR ccnt
lDnil, with tho !nMtl tlt[cattnn proposed by Afr.
tho Rct!,l,ling bill. Without tho compulsory
Mr.. Wnliucu at,si uthor motnbers Of tho Com
nfiteo ~, Appropriations rttlscd tho ctatnlnary
points nf nscr nAHnst tho amendment. It WIS
1illlla NRrGeMe,t alleged to hnye bcen made on
tlo previous iny, when notice ri tho proposed
qes Msfo f%s S 10 e1n a 5 c
fiots ~ a,n o,,tSrt"ins"i H., nHm., @ @ n.sttt H.
Inm 10 mo ei1,tef1a''eu III connection WIN 1fe
rhn Viycc' s'nr nr.sont orcrrr,r1 t,o ,,roua.
tncnt, hut Withdrew Ills decision. and submitted
tho question Of order To thg HcHnte.
:, During the ynto Mr. iIoar tall tlat ns tho
To rngnrsl ilto ai,lstl,mcnt with favor. Id would
not prcss It lnrthor.
nr,noa,t @ t,u,.'.upt, "T n ,,nt s ~ ,.,'s s
prct,r,iI,Iu!r wta,irawt'. and III thp n,ttur 'rapt
pense of ,nvritn~ IT, THsr Fnrre sta,mc ho
Iii vns ~ t1om rn1,,rTtc' ~ r., thn sntn M, ~ sxrI
Sonearreni rssS'aton s4nttsa By ~
Congress tic Joii,t Sviect Cutiuittee On ii.
Ir"r, 7 WV ""'''' @'o'ses "'''1t'''s" VA az
ptntry' ,,,,r.,o,.,, iii, ,u.. ~o,o,,,o;, o,. ~
rnrrrti n, tf,c Enmmitte" ~ M T,nnss' """
ti.a vjcn. Ir"si,,n,,t s'Ihm.ftmi r., rcso,rt,,,
1 'e Wce s ~ e5sns ,e,a ss Asson.ion eo
ltcnI and ordered entered on tho record.
'lsccess,
a. rue cSen!i'F session q number OF private
tnis nisssrs wv d,Sso ss' nnv,u nv vo or, ,,ooth
wrru appointed Oo,lrcrccs un ttp Deficiency
bill,
ano Japanese ri'nd ni was tnkeh up; A..
tntnl n, si5 IN ,s,a r"mtnI nn,f Tia Kilt nnqsa
-ygrs. ~; uays, o.
Vast. anu WIthers voted nay. v ''''
Tho l,llt directs tilc payn,cnr to tho Govorn-
*siN l00 In ,rizu moloy 10 tho ut,lcrrs md crcws
0f Tho Untrd Sluies ship Wyoming, and tho
ST. saf ea"n S l sE ssnt
thu Sllntlry Cfytj Till
Tho s rcpnrt ~ was "a W aErcc., to. Among tho senate
Limiting tic coat ,lf tim Govcrntnnnt bnllfInr ut
Toledo 10 ti0O,0OO arl nj upproprintlon of SIS
rsspitItio wt1s nonte 1lrrnsna tho scoto-
tary uf tho irrcNsury to rcpoyt III tho rcg,ljar
srssIo,l Ii, December /, sictn,le statement Ii ajt
te e1 presot a,a gIsfs sca yar from Spp'n
Tito Trunks Of tho Scnnto were voted unai,l-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Streator is organizing bicycle club.
The Marseilles Register tells heart piercing
story of fellow who came to Ottawa and pur-
chased Jug of whisky for home consumption
At Ottawa one Of his neghbors examined the
Jug to satisfy his curiosity AS to its contents. Nc
one claimed 1t, but 1t appeared on the trsin ana
all hands made up their minds to find the owner
known" And the paper gives the desperate
character who dared to purchase little whisky
q grave warning to ''go slow or he may get into
trouble" Which seems to us one OF the finest
pieces of newspaper impudence we ever ran
across.
The La Sale Trotting Association offer e4,00(
In purses for the July meeting.
Tonica N.1cs: Jas. Richey raised l40 bushels Of
Mammoth Pearl potatoes from quarter OF An
acre last year.
A workman named NJ. Smazceek, at Matthies
sen & Hegelcrs works, in La Sale, WAS crushed
between the end OF building and moving car
Thursday morning week and had two ribs bro
ken. workman came tn his rescue or he would
ave been killed.
The Fox River Association Of Congregational
Churches will meet with the Independent Church
Of Streator next week, Tuesday evening, Wed
nesday and Wednesday evening. Opening ser
mon Tuesday evening by Rev. j. A. Montgomery,
of Morris Various papers will be presented on
interesting topics during the day Wednesday,
and in the evening Rev. q. b. Barnes, OF Otta
wa, will speak on "skepticism, and how to
meet it,"
Mr. James White, of Earlville, died this week
OF heart disease. He was born in 1903, and In
1874 settled In Earl. where he has since resided
res pected by all. He served for many years as
town assessor.
The Peru city authorities have determined tO
license no more Sunday night shows.
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d. p. JONES,


4 DMINISTRATO SA LIE OF EkAL
y EsTATE-Puhiis notice II hereby given. that by virtue
order and decree Of the County Court
Ia Sale county the 81 Illinois made al the Fcbru
AIRY term thereof d. 1851 in certain cause wherein VII
liam Casey Administrator II the Estate Of Thomas Acn
ness decreased petitioner and Mary A. HcGnhes Jane
Dixon Name, Foley John Foley John Mc nness Thomas
NcCnness william Mciiinnes Charles Nctitnnes. Jane
Hctnne,s Mary Mrtinnass. Alice Mcfiinnes-, Nicholas
snd Parick Dixon Guardian Of said Charles and Alice Nc
Gnnes dcfendant- being petition tor the SAFE ~
said Thomas McGiI deceased for the
debts against his estate the undersigned
Admln Of the OF said Thomas NcGnne-r de-
ceased viii sell public veuduc 10 the highest bidder al
Office in tho city OF OTTAWA. in tie county OF Ia
Sale and state NJ Illinois, Monday the ninth cay Of
May H. ISL the hour OF two ocpcE In the AFTERNOON
day. sd .lc having been chsnged from IN second
he cnunt " and Of Illinois viz The east
~ OF the half of the haf Of the west half OF the
southeast quarter OF Section Eight IN township thirty one
north of three OF he third principal meridian
also al or the southeast quarter Of Section Thryonr
township thirtytgo north OF range three ea- OF me
third principal meridian except teen acrs OF land on oi
north end If the east half Of said southeast quarter OF
said section thirty-fuur
The terms uf sale viii h. follow, viz: half Of the
remainder eight ntsrss ansu thereoa
paid thereafter and To be secured BY the
OF mortgage 20 the Administrator upon ue
premises sold.
Tie widow OF a!d deceased will the purchaser
de~d Of all right title and nerest in sa;d prcnis
lnciudiug Homestead ana doverc.svx
Administrator Of the Estate Of Thos NcGnnese decd
d. r. JosEs. Attorney. spnsS
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Joseph Muier, of this city, until Saturday last
Al work in the Peru pillow factory, came to Otta-
ga on the 22S train, his intention being to 10 TO
work on last Monday for Mr.. al. Maierhofer.
AZ the train came into the station he stood on
sbe front platform OF the smoking car, and when
chat car had reached the depot, he jumped OIL,
holding on, however. to the railing Of the steps.
lie ran with the train few steps, when he
trppcd and was whrled around, He still hung
70 the rail with his left hand, and was finally
thrown legs forward under the train. The wheel
box struck him, knocking loose his hold, and the
hind wheels struck him. One leg was crushed
20 sbapeless macs. ana the other badly torn.
He was carried into the depot, where DR.. Hop.
kins adm Mustered stimulanta until DIR. McAr-
shur, the road surgeon, arrived. Mr. Maier con-
tinued conscious and could answer all questions
put to him. He really had no idea that he was
badly hurt, and insisted his legs should not be
taken oil under any circumstances. DR.. Near
.hur as well as Dr. Hopkins saw there was moth.
ing to be done for him, and having administered
stimulants for time, they finally took him to
his home on the west side, where he died about
8 O'Clock. He was ~ years old, and leaves a
family of five children. He was member OF
the A. o. U. W., and was buried on Monday.
The coroners jury rendered a verdict OF acct
dental death, attaching no blame to any one
Had he let go his hold of the car rail he would
probably not have been hurt.
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Surveyor

Surveyor.
The r1H for surveyor was Stree for ALP and
s.sulted as follows-the official figures:
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The attention of the people is called to my very
large stock, which includes large assortment OF eV.
eryt thing in my line.
in Drugs, my stock embraces all pure Drugs and
best Patent Medicines including King Discovery
and Colds which has S"." Agss %rs ee
full stock of fine Toilet Soaps Periumeries; Go,
Cosmetics Hair Ols Tooth Nail Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Combs, a full line Of all Toilet Goods. .
Lamps and Fixtures Of all kinds including Hand.
Table, Bracket Hanging Extension Harps &c. with
laII the new and good Burners and Attachments
Cigars--The best and 1Oc Cigars in Ottawa al
ways keep the best sc Cigar the county affords. 80
For Painting Material my stock has no equal In this
county Ny close attention to this branch with my extensive
advantage Buying 90 when prices
in quantities. have an advantage
give all the advantage The
sell it, H. NJ COOrs are the best
Oils Patty GLASS; keep the Pioneer Mixed Paint
and ether Paint OF the quality
have the most complete stock of Pocket Knives ever
kept retail the prices far below all
others that all are surprised ,, ~,
keep full line of School Books, Bibles Photograph
Albums Autograph Albums, Toy Books Paper Envelopes Ink
Pens and all stationery.
In regard to prices, have no competitors when you
take into consideration the quality OF my goods Tor
1.-The everything inferior goods kind
Give me a call Get the best and save your money.
E. Y. GRIGGS,
DrueB and