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THE Adds SCANDAL.

Tlsts Notorious Divorce Case Dse,. '..s
iR Favor or tho Wife. WHO nee''
Half Her Husbands Property'
Special Dispateh to The Chicago arsou"* -,,ua
01lANp nar1pa, Mich, May s-Tho nosu. %"nor
Adds divorce, paao VIA decldel py nls nsI ~ MI
Judge Hoyt, OF tho Circuit Court, to-day r,.,fs
deUreo 10 clltniuntett charges OF auuliet, a
by both partes to tho case agAst the o.as.
uasustal6ed, and also tho charge OF ,aasut. touspt
O:c, mado by Mrs. Addls, tho eon1p'at a,,t of
Hgg,nst Adds, tho lefurdnnt, ~ u tRnS ,.sse ot
tho former case, bur foulsl that INC cnmsa s.sot.
cruelty hid bean suBtaluod aud heiaee .ha ,r,,,+
bur acqsas OF divorce. lilo sot ae!so IT, ~ cssc,
deed Nyorrlng shat ell tho parties t. 10 tes!ts is
Including the children. seonle,! n Iio,i to g!ss
up the question Of alitnnny, hg tcqaSrs cq.rs f,tuper.
tho ct,lnpNtlAnt half OF tho defoaunh. - t6dUui
". IIo etfImatctl the not pr9poansH Hnt hecitsd
AHl Rayu hqr ducrea for $Elv. ~, 1neiI W ut
that shG must pay hcr FGma.h'1y yStiI nr,ltabl!
tho auit that l. unpaid, w.Sn VII II, ttctl4sJ
that tie defendhnt sAould hayo ay, an ,Fe deere
William Adds. the dstetdart 4st%s's H. suprsa.,
Will appnal tho case sfso 70 ufouul thst
the xutt, William T. Adds, the tf1 1hss'ntable Stn.
trust-1aod, uct9tl ~ nu honest. t.tt h. bell0sod
tlpman Ia Ill respects, aud foE Nnat antrtro fuuilt
wore fur the bgst intDEcHta u alS s"'
, 1881-05-03
CROP PROSPECTS.


Special DGpattA 10 Ihs Chicago 7rsbuns,
0orTll ELuIa, ILL.,. May a.-Thu pnst woek has
been q very favorable ono tor tho farmers, aud
thu bulk Of tho a,nal grain haa boon aowu; q
few hayo already fnlshca sowing, but the INA,
Jority huvo considerable to sow yet. Saturday
night nnd yesterday we had several showers Ut
rain, accompanied by thunder and ltRhtuing.
Tho showers Will hulp tho grain to atart quick
and tho 0rAsa r0 ge0w faAter, Tho paatufea al-
roaly begin ta aEorl considerable fopd fur tho
oattlo, which IL eauso tor our tarymop to re-
1olce, tor II has bnuA yeEy louv wlnter to fur
nlsh saod for stock, and "1ot.up" is how
needed. Their barns. hanover, stood tho
draln Oh thaln rtlnhrkabIy we'll. be-.
snatH qua f., In aa1K r., shlegs hg ,., w. prepared
;la!rymen prepared ~ ,neas Il. rorttons y tho
fguces still rclslaln with ~, but thoy Ars ks1du
uiiy fadlnX away, and It IL now feared that not u
fragment of them will ho loft by naxt wluter to-
spsttai Dt.eatsA to M Chicago 7tssan*.
QuIsqY, H.. Nay 2,-lnformaron from points
hunIay aud Sunday night. Al 0r,yusyills il be.
K4n With y hs9Yy hAll'stnrtn, which, fulliug
wtlhaYt wind. I'D 90 pArl!c4lnf Injury. The
TAaHtall was very heavy at Naples and Perry
HprtGKs, hut did no harln 10 Ufopa. MMt Of PIku
E,a lfSwn sn9 ~ te s9,a.thpass soss q Adam.
pushing Hp Ut rplnArkable spced. Faralprs hays
practically recovered from tho tleapupiulluy Of Y
low weeks AYu. UNI l!Ow Gxpcct Yo.1 harYatts.
Tho losses III tao sny leEea district ny tho 0vor.
How psv INV ost!uaAted Ut a.0uO aeroa Vi wheat,
eS 1!ast y als Tbs,sy yss sla spoa saa PESS
aoEcs Of what IN Tho district which escspca i'm.
Injured.
, 1881-05-03

aptctdl DSnateh 10 1ha Chicago TFtbaHAL
W1SoyA, Mlnn., May a-Tho water gauge
indicates fourteen feot abQvo low water
mark, q riso Of but tan and half Inches dur.
tne tho past twenty.four hours. Tho wator
Is now almost ut a staIldstlll, and will prob
ably bcg'n to fali besore morning. A spccini
from licef Slough says tho watar commenced 10
fall ut O'clock, and was falling ut tho ratn Of nm
inch MI hour. There has bean no damage 10
spoak OF at this paoo on account OF tho high
wntDt Bavo tho atoppar0 at AeyuFhl mills. A
further ris0 Of thru fort, which was tho highest
6llus1lblo luss.
, 1881-05-03

oAs toolIt44f &1los
ST. JOSEPH, NO., May 2.-The Missouri
River at this point l.as fallen thlrty-ono
inches up to O'Clock this evening, and is
steadily declining ut the rate Of half an incl,
per hour. Tho water IA rapidly rccedtng
from the submerged bottom lands, and tie
railroad companies are beginning to make
repairs III such portions Of thoir leyees rs
have been redeemed from tho flood. The st.
Joseph s. Western had 200 men
Mt work to-day on that portion
Of, tho road iu Etnwood bottom. OPP
poslt this city, md expected to gut
trains through III few duys. A large forco is
nsU ut work On tho Kansas City, ST. Joseph s.
Council UlufSs, which bus suffered more than
tho other ruad. Tho ltEat ttA!n out on tho lattor
M roal etartet nt this afternoon VIZ Cfcaton for
ChicnKo. No d!fcof da!nngs haa bocn dono 10
Winters was drowned In Islmwood bottom. ilo
was brinW.nx two Indies md -0ne tnun across In a
gkln. lioEot out to wadc in a @shnllow place,
struck deep water, could not swim and went
undor: He Has washeda away BY tho ourr0nt.
Sunday night at 10 o'clock. ut tho Water
Works, two miles above the city, tho water III
the RESERVOIR suddenly made an opening ut tho
ID torroat down VI ii tic klii. es' car9yn1 @ Wiz Il
the 1nHine-hu1Ao. ituthorford, In attempting
to escH1c from the pumping -h0udc, WIS WnshUt1
lutO the river and ilNrrOw wly. escaped drnwnluH.
No sorious damage was .dona TO the engtn0-
md tho city supplied direct from tho pumps.
Tho aperture is hbout eight feet In diameter.
aud wis ovldontly caused BY loak around tho
pipc.
, 1881-05-03
SIOUX CITY.

Special Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CRY. In, blay 2.-Durtn9 tho past
week tho r1yar has fallen rapidly. and now Is
only nl1e feet above extreme low water, Tho
steamer Red Cloud arrived here from st.
Louis this Afternoon md will leave to-
morrow for tho Upper Missouri. The North
west Transportation Company's steamer Gen.
TORY, which is boi1ig repaired hore, will leAvo
Thursday tor tho bend Of navigation on the
Ycllowatono and DlR Horn ntvors. UOl. Aklus,
tho General ManaRoss rrcoivod kilograms from
tho upper rlver to-day statlng that fho wator Ia
low at Sully mud above there. Tho stcnmur Far
West, which left Yaukton tho I'D. arrived ut
bismarck Friday, and leaves there to.day for
uDntun. OF tho 1Xht boAts that Wero left on
tho bank at yunkt0n Anl Vcr,niIlon by tho
flood four hayo bGen put ia tho water: and most
month. rho weather. Is olear aud warm.
, 1881-05-03
NOTES.
T1f1ttfEyNY..

CUIEIFFsNCIs
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 9,-Tho United
2tntas trrpna,,rar fnrr1a,oa +t,n f,,iowIn~
AeS r,., tt,He wy lu1o"1na
8thtemeht or Uhlteu states currency out
standing Mt tho close Of business on Eat,rt{nv
lnut. fiannnI nntna er, n,m. In,ot- -tnn,Inr
t1t' 0epal'u ho|ost ouo,ooVi le&Al-ttiauol
noteSs ~" 'ssua. 91a,oos.aV3i le8at-tellaor
notes, series OF iaoV ssV.sll. .4h1i 40 OF 1874,
Sl8,48 303; do of 1676 S65 t9 .;t3l; do of 1878,
e114. nj :Nr;. do of 1H7a ss3 mi ,n1h. onn.vcnr
at's a4ts' .t4,, ~ ~. ~ st sooI''t'"'os ots ys.A
notes 0f 1sG3, 845.Vl5; tWO-yenr notes Of 16G3,
, 1881-05-03

Dunt1NaToN, H.. hfny a.-Joha A. Ia,ts, .
prominent t stook'aesler, ,, residing near spe,1
thrown from his buggy BY his tcnm :, ,,,s. Os.1s
away. fe had Fono to bfcdIapoit, s,,"aaae s..usae
morning on businoss, and started ror 'tusl snal
about s,lndown. About O'clock hIs ~. u'as
lnto tho Town Of Sporty without TIM ,,,s"ua IN
their ownor. Search being niatlc, liza iHn ifa|.es g
nody Of A. Lattey was iot,nd By the roaSsd. S;et.
Of the grONld loft no doubt that In ,,n9a!ao
nAto' tnaM WIS thrown from tbo bt,sn.o sao1lo: 1t:
draHRcd by tho RUNWAY team for IistssJncsMlss Ms
nearly q milo. N''e"eI
, 1881-05-03

! Sr. PAUL. Mimi, AIay a.-A special from
Grand Forks, l)als., says: ''rlo lied River
Is falling slowly horo, No farther rlse Ia at,-
pretended. The 4arnaga here Ia very light.
Quantities Of tiinber, logs, and wool fur the
Winnipeg ularkot at points lowu tho rlvuy have
bean earsfed oil, QUO purity loslug 1,UOo Gurls Of
wood. Tho steamer sulkirk. arrived trt,m Pom,
LINN last Hf0nicg, reports tho small tuWns sn&Q
and wltlult damage. BhO luuyGs tAts eyuning
tur EQnl AIy1r to tukA wheat from tho elevator
thorc, which Ig bursting,
, 1881-05-03
CASUALTIES.
EMPLOYING KEROSENE

SFsEs"t OHpdEeh 70 1he Ehiedeo 1%,h.'
nALTlMolH, Nd, May A tcrrlh,o nt. s
avertod Oy a'1nolt miracle sbo,,t naE paale ~
ut the Catholic Seminary Ut Our LoS' La Today
city. Whtlo Tho i1cnrIy 2o6Jouns .aa. y, IN shla
tho school wore Rnthorea at study IN n"sa na.enaloa
largo GLASS. rooms, smnll kcroscno ,s,n ss " hs
tilg before sthsue Of tho Virgin Stn,s eata'
bead OF the room suddenly oxploas, ~ ihs
sharp report. Tho burning oil sct arc :, ''lh
ihcn and wax-ttowora On tho shrine, nm, :" ..e sone
aro rcsu,,alng through TUG hull we'll mir niaSfnees Sfes q
down fron, tho hniI VIII Gro"i' ne leading
ample .T,eAns Of escape. rctt.meini' n' ,aior1el
etars rushed the ssisI Insn ,sn. u:
bSos eSp sqt re- fts9sF M to tho tS%tsnx IT.
slightly. In tho mcantImo m narfo taSscmasesti ~
boon sounded. anu tho Firo Dcparttncyn,, y, ato hsa
ext!nRulghetl the iianos. About s doas19 19as!stly
lAdles tainted Through fright, 9'"ep Jo1nE
, 1881-05-03

i.r", fmS n,,s,. n shs sty; n hut,
o!o yoesss ssss aSsn.,S. Ss .G1.ss e.
evnry vGBae1.' ~ and 70 pui -,
The, nxout further atates Tint h. =. "
ea = sse ~ TIL fSsssa's: = ss ss
tiornany. and for tho Shipment ny isIhrotlaaost
this Htatc. and believes MItnm,',,e ,etnngfanls n
Eooaly number Of tho most dcsjrab,,s siI! .!, rot
duflnR tna present ScAAOn. eiaiSsant1
, 1881-05-03

STERLING, ILL.,. May IA fcarsu, tbuoao,.
storm passed over this rogion OF country satur,
day evening, accompanied bya tlesugc Of rafn.
Lightning struck tho large barn of If. rIock .
tow miles south OF bore, setting 1t on dc I'M
burning It to tho ground, and Wild il ihrcs rs
htl bis hay. Rran,. and farming Imploments eors s
ornlly. Loss nut known. sS.
, 1881-05-03
PROCEEDINGS.


WASHINGTON, D. c., May a.-The uniln-
ished business was laid before the Senate.
Mr.. Farley called attention to the large
number Of nominations awaiting action, md
moved to 60 into executive session. Tile
people Of his State, Of a1l political parties.
were appealing TO tho SenRto to consider ltu-
portant matters In which thoy wore directly in
tercstcd. Petitions wcrc daily coming from Cal
ifurnsa asking for consideration 0r the Chinese
treaty. .-.... .-
4 debate ons,lcd potwecn Mossrs. Dawes and
Farley. tho Chinese question receiving consider
iii. IIcuk sad tho Republicans had not dared
visions 10 thAt party on tho important notntnn-
tons. fio tauntcd tho Aopuboans with eow-
Hrd!Cc.
MIR. SALISBURY
denied tho charged maflo by Atr. Dawes that thp
tho Democratic Senators wcro responsible fol
tho doaAy IN tr,nsaottug tho public business, and
assorted tho contrary to be tho truth. Aftgr
roforonce to Mr. HfldlnberGor nl1d !" TINT bnr-
ton could har0 0ne-hnlt its nominations con-
frlncl except for tho H!d which It expected frum
the D0m0ernts; but II this thing kept up It tho
Administration was to nia III str0n9thoNng the
hM,ds of rrpuatation 1T tho Sotttcrn States, ho
tSaul8bury) wnlld, for ono, sny unhosltntluRly
thRt tho Administration wis not worthy OF bis
support.
A mutton was mals to 10 into executive ses.
sion, and lust-ycnst FL: nays, -.
Ah hour was wasted sup0tt lIlatOFy motions,
and tho Souato adjoarne1.
, 1881-05-03
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn.. May 2.-WIlltRm Trcte7aot,
a uoIored drnyman, was run ovcr and KILLED ny
morning by q freght train On tho Mcmpaa
pauuoah 1fAilroAd.
nollDANTOWN, N. j.. May 2.-Three pessoal
driving In a carriage wero killed. At tho paper
mill crosstng by tho Camdon train.
, 1881-05-03
LOST a THUMB AND FINGER,

E0tFpR* 0Qp0tt7f % J tn CHI1d6U If11FNL
LAKE GENEVA, WIS.,, May IA youue man.
nnmcd Arthur Palmer, living ncar bcre, viii,
hetplug drive fence posts had tho forcangsr md
thumb Of bis loft hand struck with a heavy
maui. smashing them flint, on Saturday. He
self, hut changed ills mind, and physrIan Wsk
called who Amputatod tho Injured i1ot1bcrS.
, 1881-05-03

PATTERSON, N. j., May 2-Tho engine and tso'
der on the Mount ulair T. Greenwood Lake Rsit'
road ycstorlay afternoon crashed through tha
trostlo-Hork at htngwood. Engineer Sku!lv and
Fireman John Maaket were both killed. The
trestlo-work was being rcpairetl, tho removed
beams causing tho accident.
, 1881-05-03
MILWAUKEE.

Special DtpdfsA to 1As ohaeaeo Tttbun&.
htfLwAuKEH. Wis., HAY a.--The body Of John
A. Gallo, n telegrapher 0f dtssoluto habits. who
has boon missing since Saturday, was found
fuutug In tho iQkn on tho city to-tlny He,
probnhly' committed huc!dc. Ills doMo was
Dhr3er. WE, atd hc was lately lM tho employ OF
, 1881-05-03

a SODA-FOUNTAIN GENERATOR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May "A sal accident ~
CURED at Gronada, Miss, this morning. Capt.
Fowler, druggist. WIS oharglng soda:foun.
tain aenarator. whou 1t exploited, fatally Injur.
ins Pr. Ray. Q loading phyaEoian of tho city, Who
jurics 1t "a niso thought viii provo fatuL HIf
condition ls extremely critical,
, 1881-05-03

PAL1sETNE, Tox., May IN. Shilling soo :
Epstattl hualposs.men OF falesttne, ~
drowned IN CtAar Lakn while fishing Ifoe
bout, which waa capsIzod. Tho men leave wv"
and several childr6n,
, 1881-05-03
The Water Two Feet Above
the Danger Line at
St. Louis.
Steamboats, Have No Place at
Which to Unload Their
Freight.
Wator Usurps the Otherwise Busy
and Profitable Marts Of
Trade.
A Desolate Expanse Of Flood, and
Prospects Of Still Greater
Destruction.
The Greedy River Taking Great
Mouthfuls Out OF the Yield
A1E oa1aAa
The Ancient Town Of Kaskaskla In
Great Danger Of Utter De-
struetton.
A Change of the River Channel
VIII Leave st. Mary's IN
Inland City.
The Missouri Slowing Down at st.
Joseph-Fayorable Reports from
the Northwest.
The Missouri VIII Continue to Fall-The
Miaaissippi Will Rise At aud
Below St. Louis.
The Ancient Town Of Kaskaskia In
Great Danger Of Utter De-
strucit0n.
A Change Of tho River Channel
VIII Leave st. Mary's IN
Inland City.
The Missouri Slowing Down at st.
Joseph-Fayorabls Reports from
the Northwest.
The Missouri viii Continue to Fall-The
Miaaissippi Will Rise At aud
Below st. Louis.
ST, T0ufss

Relow A.. I,nn,a.
ST. LOUIS.
sptetat Dlspateh to The Chicago Tfi5un&
ST. LOUIS, May at has been raining
here for the past forty.ciebs hours, and Mt
this hour IA n. M, It il atitf raining. TI,is
n'l5a ~ ,hs ~ oro,.o,,ort ~ y. oxo. tha t1ooss and
nrovon.s tho ri.nr fr,,,, t,,,tn, a. ,.,a,oot,
,astors,, Wv .,o1 .'y .sR' tu. , s'sn .
5eseutuas 5,s iotehoon "ooot ]"o l!1cheo u .uo
dovernMent Enuge at the loot OF Market
ohomt = o,o1o,,. 'ast r,,,t r. ,,nJ
Muou1 oe!oeK Iass hlent I'M
disappeared beneath the" rising flood.
Fauge &C. Is eight tqches under md va wates n making Ing
h .il5ty-tWo @ feot above low % water an1 two @ feet
nuoso . u'a iecuSniAou uanket llnc' Ano
tracks Ut tho railroads arc under water from
Locust street pretty m,lch AL the way up TO
hott MOI Market street except eps at % o.
".,.t1,.. n.y.. - p.us. ""uto MI "4e.o ~
oxcepnohally Nigh groaha' inc sceio
unrs,,al lntarast- 1,on,lv. thero il nn iovoo
',Aoaat ,n.t .,, esioa. 4 t.a"'s, se'o - Nv iosuo
,.a, .ett, anu the c efowds w,iel! @ shrons down
closely to Keep tl,clr fest ary. Above u's
the xotnr I has m o raarhea I tns rstsor 1evn
an "ioa ~ ioast % uo, as,cnus ~ nm w., lsao
The pedestrian Z, IS oelsea 70 wade Or else 60
ma''. 49,, sono'"y 'ae"' a. Ions ~ y. 'easn
sl.,s .aE sno -, paVeent aa,e oa,s "fo I'm IL. gteas
frsfRht can 1B recoivcl nr dis
, 1881-05-03

-. - :. =. =
'vlctor w. Asthui' ue WolStea etock case
anu. meanwMie. 70 grant stay OF the maif-
aatc upon the OoIIector 70 return the aaty
colleotea upon tn8 stock'nRs involsea Ill VIC
ease. ~ tao toNrt WIZ hot BIZ 10 near tlo
nsguMehts lot u,o 1eneallnR "nti! tnu ue,se
oof telh'' " ~ coIlsitlefea pfonaoio tnat 9he
Say OF manaato VII nave the oitcct 10 i''tsnco
lae oeere.aty o. tnc treasury 10 rcse'Ma h's
elscnias MILL aate9 the deels'on upon tAo TO.
neerlnR: lne treasury clrcaiar WIS paseo
upon Ing aecisfoh OF the court, anu uno
laWse!s cum Inas ule treasury cn",iot
psopefay lmlotse aucn c.seN,ar WIS" us
tourt upon al1p1e' hpp'catiM' hltu
statement mado as 10 error IN
t1e law has grRttotl relicaftng, There
arc said to DO prscedents for such re-
scintling Of tic circular. Il tho Treasury
shall follow the Court tito ,oserr men will
Eovn onrrto,t t,,ntr totut until fho (,cfchnr
term, which viii pructicaiiy bo until noxt
wlnter. when the ot,2urtuntty may 10 nj
fnr.loI ~ ni,orr;re, ttn in,v ,1,hn hns,arv
1ordeu u ctM''e1MN tllo AAW' tho 4Aosle!y
'nfroris tn that and.
AGAINST 1toyr AND rnAScKhrN.
To the Ttstern Aasoetattd Frat.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Mnv a.-.,rl,o S,1prema
Court to-day gave a decision In tho casea Of
william lioyt appellant. vs.. Amasa sprasuo
ct al., nnd OF Charles e.. Frnncklyn OF al, ap-
pelIanta. ys. Amnsn Sprnruc al nj, These
arc appeals from the Circuit Court Of tho
United States for tho District Of Rhode
Island. The object OF thoso. suits Is to es-
tabllsh lien and trust In favor OF appel
lants, As grandchildren Of William spragle,
spfasno I % Manufacturing t5 company, Mt my m now ~ in in
tho 1 hands , . Of an Assignee Eael, Of the ap.
peIlants Z claims one-twcl,ty-fourth OF
tho whole property, which Is ti,e amount
inc property OF tue former firm OF A.
add ~ sp1ase wsa % Tss ,s to cor
h,. ut y h sat ~ y tba ., soo,, s,Hn.s
could have Justly complained nth Of tbs con- conversion e sion
of thor property into the stock .ot corpora.
a. To- VIM soSn n oT fne .o es
iho pastes DO actually obta!o, bas s't as to WhnS
sS nGy Et nayG hna ths;y dSy
oommaud' Others, aotins In Eood fatf, slsn. hnva
Egns Tae 70 Tor'a m,S Moys aaa q ts
ssS'laa sDsts. have IN end psoFoo' a''''"sd' With
In tho case Of j. T, Webber, plaintiff il error,
i sss s'sss q yfs as rtogs
Ions OF tho Revenno law Ut Virginia which prac-
t'cally Impose. discriminating tax upUn manu-
Elnla fur sale. The Court holds scotions Is and
IS OF the lsvenuo law Of Virginia, which Impose
thx upon the agents OF foreign mRnufaut-
urors whu como there to telt RoUus uF foreign
origin, is CLEAR dt!eritninnuon In favor Of homo
manufactures. and aRainst tho manufactures
therefore, m lnfrinremont OF Tho
powor vested ia Congress to regulate
COMMERCE among the States. Whore poWer Is
vested exclusively In tho Federal Guvorntnput,
and Its exercise ii essential to perfect freedom
Of commercial intercourse botWeen tho cEtlzens
OF tho several Suites, any luterferltE actjon ii
the States must give way, Judgment OF the
maaaoa mll I ior luTtnee proeeoaings. ,
, 1881-05-03

nsoye thq denxer ling; + ha4 risen s,lgnts'ssn,
nShes A. /" G1.se + + tvo ie1es sIye s',1s s1s
At Ut 16s, ono foot ton inches at,ovc at Catrt,.
eloyan ineheS at Motnphls, throo feoe fafcc
burg. and ona Inch bolow tho danger line ut
NoH Orlrnns. :,
Indications nro that fntr weather will prevnl!
In tile f.nko region and Now England to.dny and
to-inorrow, and lower temperature in tho latter
district. ind TINT oOn1eft fair weather will trG.
vnl In tho Middle and Atlantic 6sneos. 70 10 FOL"
lowDd by local rnt,B In tho southern portion.
Tho Missouri will probably continue to sIao be-
low and fall Mt and lbove. ttruasw!ck.
Tho Missa.tppi VIII probably rlso Mt st Louis
and fail nk ut. rh,il.
local Onsrnv ATfoN1.
, 1881-05-03
= THE DEArn-DEAl1ya FROG.

Bptstal Dtspateh to Ths Ch4eoao 7ttbuaA
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, May e.-Frauk Hazel,
conductor on tho .sYost. h0uuu freEph. on Tho
Flint and pero Marquette noad, caught hlsIoot
1n frog at FArwell tlls afternoon. WIS knocked
down, ruin over, 0ud mis- tead completely seyrsed
frt!m hls body. Hc roatdcd In this city, aud xaI
only roccntly married.
, 1881-05-03
TIE ELGIN CALAMITY.

Bp4ttdI Dkpaseh to Ih1 Chteaoo 7F1SaAA
EEuIN. ILL.,. May @.-Thcre aro no new dese!op*
mpnts concerning tho catastrophe Tho clv
has Its largo boat, forty feet lonR, purchased o.
tho Fnrragut 1ioat-Club, mannod BY nine men
NJ work llrngglnx tho rivor. Dozons q others
arc opgagod. Tho river 10 fAlllng rapidly
, 1881-05-03

TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH
Nkw PaovIDsNon, Pa, May 2-The hou'o Of
David l'cese. noar horc. burned th!s morning.
WhIlo 1leeso and bis son woro cndcayoFing 70
preserve aome effoots, tho burning building tua'
u1nly cola Mpsed, and both wcsu burned TO dea1D%
Mrs 1loese was also severely burnctl.
, 1881-05-03
TOWER CITY, OAK,

spectai Dispatth to Ths CAteaoo Tribune.
Ann ANuoil. Micn., May ga toloKrnm from
Tower City Dnk., announeoE tho dcuth by aui-
cldo this AFTERNOON OF James NJ. 1Iiil u we'll.
known and wealthy fnrtucr OF this county. who
sutnuy9t u Dakotl thraO weeks ago. La t0ok
morphine.
, 1881-05-03

Rptstas DApateA to TAs Ihttaso ztibuns.
QUINCY. ILL.,, May a,-'rhe river still con.
tinu0s falling at tho rate Of about four tpches In
twcnty-four hours.
, 1881-05-03
DAKOTA.

1AAAp FoRks, nak., May 3.-seedln1 y. ID pro.
grcsa!ng slowly. thu asounl bepS wos yos, Cue
purity huge yeoaeA NV apres laat msek,
, 1881-05-03

:. JANEaVILLE, WIS.
JASRsvrLLH. Wis.,, May e.--Alonxo Zlmmor-
man, substantial farmer. mud All old rcsldont,
hung himself to IN Mppte-ttsa in nelHhbors
Orcharl yest0Ftlay morning. It II thought he
WIS partillly iuaace.
, 1881-05-03
LOUISVILLE


loulav1LLH. ky- M1y 2-Michaol Kelly, aged
years. drowod himself In the canal thIs FORE.
noon. lie ioavca fnmlIy.
, 1881-05-03

TO DRUGGISTS ONLY.
&.OWEt.l., Mass,, Stay 4.-Tho Aiuyor and Alder
nlun voted 10 lssue liquor l1ccnses only 10 Drug
Rista. Al sulOouS Aro closed.
, 1881-05-03
FIVE CHILDREN KILLED,

BAN Fl.ANotsco. May a,-Thls afternoon ~. r..
songor train on tho Western paclao Eaa w
and killed hvo children of q family na'1'S
Nupaa, hotwpon Hayward aud Ban Lore1tt'
, 1881-05-03

HAfNnGtGt c0ffCCtcN Tor t0mpQfatutVs HIdVaQ0hs
and natFfnpntAl arttlE.
hl1BA tHlrulnDter. Elm
Mean thermometer, uah
Mrnn humility, MI.
tf4nDHt temperature bEA
1uwGat temperature, u.
aKNEHAL 0nsKRvATf0Nk.
CHICAGO, May 5-1otl9 b "a.
, 1881-05-03

Tho Republican CAUCUS Committee has tlnally
colne to "A conclusion, and u Ga.lcus has bonn
called for to-MurFow morning. Tho Committee
oxnept, fsst. tn hold executive aesgtohs to con.
sIler Chinese troatiCa: auconh, to consider aIl
nominations to which llo Seuutor oblvots.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-17
A Murdered Man Found.

Portsmouth. Va, March 14.-A respecta-
BILE citizen of Camden county, N, O., writes
under date of March 10Th as follows: 81
was riding along the road this morning on
my way to my home when my attention was
attracted by heavy groans proceeding ap"
psrently from lie of leaves in the woods
about ten feet from tho road, and N going
to see the cause of the groanipg ! found q
man nearly dead. He was apparently be-
tween 80 and S5 years old. lie lived
for three hours after dis
covered him. He told me ne
was attacked by three men, who were hired
by young lady and mulatto man to muir
der him. Since bis death / bsve learned that
his name was d. Sykes, and that he hailed
from Elizabeth City, North Carolina. Three
letters from different young ladies were
found in his pocket. One was from
Miss Jennie Medill, of Philadelphia, and the
other two from Miss Katie Taylor and Miss
Rumnay Taylor, Of Portsmouth. He was
badly msngled, but seems 10 have fought
bravely for his life. When found he had
clutcbed In bis hand knife, the blade OF
which was abont eight or nine inches long.