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, 1881-10-02

| Startling Theories of the Origin OF
Forcc-Tllu Planets Supplying the
Sum with E1cctriclty-'rhe Sun Re
turnfu;, Light and Heat
To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune,
CHICAGO, Oct. l.-TuE TRIBUNE Of the
18th u1. contained notice of I'LL address of
Sir William Thomson before the British
Association for the Advancement Of Science
i'll reference to the *Alotive Rover Of the
Future" This address contained some
beautiful ideas in reference to the ultimate
power of the sun, from which the energies
and forces manifested on the planets are
derived. The same sentiments have fre-
Quently been expressed by others, and espe
cially by Prof. J. Tyndall; so that, after all,
these brilliant iueas may not hare originated
with Sir William Thomson.
Any one who will trace the different forces
i'll nature back to the primal power behind
all these forces and energies must inevitably
arrive at the same conclnsioll, and view the
sun rs the great central magnet on Which
every movement OF every planet i'll tile solar
system depends, It is not single power,
acting only in one direction, as gravity alone
is supposed to act, but the combined power Of
electricity, magnetism, and gravity. This
power is as eNhaustlcsS as the b0undiesS
space it pervades, and only awaits proper
nlent or manifestation. LII the vast resources
Of nature, and Ill accordance with the
progress Of new discoveries III the past,
there will finally be found substitute for
motive power to take the place OF the ma
teria!s al present employed. Exhaustlcss as
the store Ut coal now appears to be-. it is
growing less and less each year, unIi! IN the
distant future we may look for a failure OF
the supply which is now considered essen
tial lly necessary for the purposes OF trade
Nt&oA1
, 1881-10-02
BI TELEGRAPH,

To the H't.ter1, associated Press
NEW York, Oct. L-Goyernments were Quie1
and Il shade weaker.
In the ralrond bond market Ohio Central in
comes declined to 81 from 50, Boston, Hart ford
& Erie t1r5ts to T.; from GU. Lake Erie & Western
flrsts to 10l: from 105!:, Iron Mountain {Arxuu-
sns Hrauch} tirsts to lI0t: from IL, and Hich-
nond L Allegheny tirsts to 107 from los.
State securities were moderately active.
The stock market opened irregular, aud was
fererish and unsettled in carly dealings, but
most Of the list fell off ,sG1. Subsequently,
however, firmcr tone prevailed. and, before
noon, ndvnnce Of +; to IA took plncc, the lat
ter in Reading After midday speculation be-
came weak and continued heavy throughout tho
afternoon. there being free sulcs Of the entire
general list Tho lowest Hgures we're
touched after tho Second Donrd when
the decline ranged from !: to ~. Denver
Pacific, Central Pucinc, and Hannibal S St. Joe
preferred leading. New York Elevated rose 81
On Il report thnt tho roud Would be taken from
tie Manhattan Company. Metropolitan Elevated
rcccded Ia Manhattan Elevated sold otT "a,
aud recovered =. Reading and Ohio & Miss1s-
sppi were notably Strong. Thcudyu,iee in Read
ing WIS due to the publication Of The Interview
shin OF Il lurEc interest in the property although
not enough to control the road. ilcnsks nobody
for proxies for the coming election, but, should
he receive any uls0u.ht. he PROMISES to Use
them rs he wifi his own. The decline fu the gen-
erai market Is due to tho continued dearness Of
the deferred hopes of settlement Of the rail-
road war growing out Of the disruption in The
relations Of the Lake Shore 1toad and the South
Shore Freight Line Of tho Eric.
, 1881-10-02
IkECE1trTS, u SHIP
ARTICLES.

Ihe following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: 5 cars winter
wheat, a cars No. : spring, q cars No. 3 40,
III cars other grades tsl wheat>; 51l cars and sl-
ooo bu No.: corn. car yellow, liz cars high
mixed, LII cars rejected, cars no-sr1,tle t9.0
corn); - cars white oats, ~. cars Nn mixed
cars low grades ts3 oats; - cars No. y rye, I,
cars rejected; s cars No. : barley, Is cars No ,
oo' ~ ears No. do fS2 barlcy} Total Il, 20.
carsh Gi00o0 bu. Inspected out: 422,70S bu
wheat, Il, 10 bu corn, 2G3A bu oats. l55 uu
, 1881-10-02

~ ~ Sass ~ No. ut *lay&sI Is.B{; 5 ears M.
S bud sssr 4 Ss;' Ssysmbs e sane!t
@ %sSs SsssSs S;S;es a ssss e e
The foaTs aSis ISe:sa saw, to 81 S I'D =,
s:i;ss S:;sSss; *ssy * ;!c. @ q: IL
s$!!:: s;:: il: SSss;ssss::: ;sSs:: Il; + $; M
4s wtSrEN a. en.,rciy nsas, at at .';is .';iis
S 5geted e Sale was made of No- m1ed a. u
ssnss IL ssess s;ss, s P SPff
ens s.in %t ID csr Quarter cs !" arr|ss. |'a ad QUE oe
Ssts e u Is ol m s,ost, @
sn1pnsns stoq a t9r the week about @ bu +, IN
a'd IT, e t afSs s, 9ut ,s xrain a one !seon
= the efo asaaa as sns,~0%s nav a:;s xy
"n. tftss di.cSuut.ag ta9m m the fnet that
siss issnu. rs;e nn wa. se s:< ,4a sH
mnss on th Js1 's ttenttSn #
T aaf oSn'1na ts @ l.t sas lots closs ut lie b tor NJ
@ sPsa sd 1sisf 9Th i1su m{s rse II e
@ ocsss ~s t IL re}:c,ett at 7tafsiisc;
sss Tha?s ftay n + 5nsr q f;s III
decned i'Sees ;S I Senss i,loys s q u
=, and sl%:sd 90 a. q, iMe b Seler >ovsmbr sold erv
n11nnai r.ne ., q ~ The following taoc shows Tie
s:s X seo'n f'{ss f:sEs s.%?ssy. f@:sf de- s?:;G s
Ss}ss Ssss %sy$;sS:;;: :$: !.
sssf sssf Re-: RRsssa'Ss1: 1 q: =; *
iin; and hi.hsr both S4 e,s6 na f5t.
Of lid *H: I t%5 tcrs neesmSer e. M ;n%wlnx an
,rnd!nE was airy distributed. TRANSACTIONS in Nov.n
so M I DScembsE ~ c being 1a'her the hcScst
sinseH ssS 70 - t Ill., seilsr S"yembce opencd and
vanssu md cossa ~ apsnsa u q n a
M sss Il ts a,er t!e Tie sape a'a 'ss n'fks,
c:rs u Tor N"2 in STORE: <, cars 6y sampe
whs ;s e sE sssstSa fsr g. xy na !:5 e! rsjssel
a. a. tfFnck fS = s:Ts ~ I, M n ~ rejected mixed
% aSsfss se cns Toi 5 sqas aa ato S
MlE-was firm. with considerable irregularities in
ssttons Msk ~ GD ba u *l!4sli stEaxhl I'D III lie
Ssr %ay n,nns "f t'ansfHT q Soy:mbe5 sl@ and nsce
nt III for M in store: cars b. ssn,pic ii slG
" Y tyr rejected and *l: for Soe on TACK; c.rs ut
fnta! equal to ab"ns :. .5gl bu.
BARftEi-Was weak and Irregular No. . c;aah SELL
and Sexsnlf ~ !4s eiak IT, {Fom For NJ : io@ to
,H "ni ~ ivc e. Mas oi VIII no Transactions rejected
an "fo!fi It eHs ol foe: %e:1 IN nss sc
ia" cal. ~ { Sc y. fo1 's
luta! elun! to ahshus s,uU bu. |
,ergs ana ransacti"ns Tine see e'1'n W. w,n ,1hs 9
y B cash ssrs t"r octohc.. and s5 t.: NJ
nr ut tll1i II viii, cfo6er ut sl' it1,. si1c 1e w1s
lone n clover prime seed! being qpotab!e at s,sa
M cars aid 4 a6s pss, :. t fS sersf ssd ted e J. It
y. S:2 ~, - sss! Fl pc..her ad * .eiiee S"ven-
ri = cafs = 'aI, nna ta 1u tlaxseed mt $l+in1G
Fisnc: 81 bags mllIet ut SIC.
, 1881-10-02

NEW YORK. Oct.1-COrrOS-Frm; IL IT. I;Gl |. l-lEc
futures very steady; October, H.7Sc; November
il.S4c December, 1l.y4c; January. l2Gsc; February
l.2ec; March, 12-sc: April tic; May. l257c june
E.t7c July. T.. Gc
FLOuK-QuIct and unchanged; receipts, l.0W brls:
exports. alW bris.
GnAiN-Whcnt 1@as@c higher; feyerist: unsettled;
receipts. Su bu; exports, lS,Uyrbu: un.r,.ded spring.
sl0bell0: NJ = CHICAGO and Milwaukee. si.+4M1 Is;
u,.radcd red, $l.37esss: No. do. :l.sG.l ssls No.
do, sl5l!l In srorc 81 3l asoat steamer No.
iHS ahs4adsS sts S9 ne fSe, * m'Ssa gin'sE
! do tlN1s@l'l: 49, : red, October. $I;s3'4L7s'@
] ss9s ;sctosi s @ HSys@psE M ssx :s* 1; s's.nf @ a i
unsy. StGtt: Cosn =sAs ht;ner closing :troag; un-
sss wnits. &C. yeo% Sy c S!ss a. IS cto5ef S
Gece'nb.r !. closing as siiis 6ass opcnei
.HU ba: Western ,ni1cd, ~ i White o.. iusi;ac
iiAy-ycry tiEm: In ro"d demand; 7utt Nc:
Eastern and Western. -es:4c; New York STATE. :.sY
quoted at ssss*c oisscs quc. i ind ' unchsnsea: %
rErit"IEcN..Duil and nominal; United. *s,4c;
ItEslN-uuiet h,,t strudy: $-..50ts3.55.
Tl"EFENTiSE-SteAiyn nj 5s1@c-
LEArnEK-in far aenst,d; heuock soic. Buenos
AyIes: and r., Hio Grnnde light middle, and heavy
WOui--ln good demand; very Strung: domestic
fleece, ,s!si A'e' pulled, 1!c; unwashed. l.. SIC;
TitovisioSs-rork shade bettcr old mess <a::5
Geap. Beef auet but firm, Ets lstsc Gu. dull
and euser: long clenr niidis, lie; short do, lNlc.
prime steam steam. Il. Sc la;,S. '@''' '''
BUTrEls-t.uiet but drus i%G}1c
ClIEESE-Dull and nominal; 5<,, I2c- .....
!skS e; iS;'ron SSss; y:Ey tiI.n: ssSis
$S.Nel5.nL Nails-Cut, S},aK4.A cllnch, Sa.A}s.h.A
, 1881-10-02
COMM

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF leading articles Of produce in the city during
the twenty-four hours ending Mt : o'clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
time year ago:
, 1881-10-02

hosToS, Oct. 1.-Stocks closed as follows:
Mhser ioWer 3-lE Cin., SAN & C!eve, :jl1
noston i.Ant.. IS li-Ni Eastern X Il K 81
Atcia. Il Topeka st Is La F'ifnt & - Mrrn,cftc ~
llo*tun. II. Il Il. *. t;{E4 i.ifIfc Nnck Z E't II.
se,n u. safoaa '::s.l New York u. E..... H.4
!: 49, -. r. S:--;... II Dhto l. Lake Cll cun. Il
.S tnrk >. +. !s lt9lOfn Colony. l.Ts
nscn n;e "a H. H.. HiHs ltntlufd pfd .s
n.stnn = hhnny.---..E. Wisconsin Cen cpn,. FIN
Chlcugo, Bur. i Q..,..l5Jyl] ~ r4
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Oct 1-1l:;D q. m.-Consols un-
changed. a''
PAn1s. Oct. - p. m.-Frcnch rentes, s4f 4oc
LONDON, Sept. :A.-Conso[s, ~ 1-lG
American Sccurities-lllinuis Central, lA:
!'ennsylvan1a Central 671z; New York Centrut,
355i.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-Reutes, s4f SOC.
, 1881-10-02
>hert | Shpui- II. d 81 :Short
ribs Grrs. clfarx clears.
Loose, part satted. Eln2i f7D ! slna; tlltn
Do, boxed, iO;kl ri |
October luN | IN Ing iHt5t

Short ribs closed ut s017NG9l0 ~ for Oct0bcr and
M L a u rs fpr II: :Mo,T.ember :. Long cieaEs ?Mo1ed
boxed: onE-cut hams, 1saloc; sweet-pickied hni1is
quoted at l2Aep11ac for lssl6 average; green huns
same average, Y{ta.91c.
Eacon quoted NJ s43!fc for shoulders, Il15allA;c
Tor short Ribs lfsl1c for short clenrs, E&l3c for
bans all cz!nraSeA and packed.
~ oHtEEF-Was quiet ut %l;;5AlUW for mess. sl0oUs
l0.J0 f0T extra mess, and SfAHkt ~. ~ for huu1.
, 1881-10-02

Money ut i@6 per cent per annuul: Lie per
cent per diem, closing ut &. Prime mercantile
paper, 5tzG6.:. Sterling exchange, sixty-days,
steady at $50: demand. 1881.
The following Is the weekly bank statement;
Loans, decrease, s2l14,a00: specie. decrease,
$5.34l 200: ieEa-tcudcrs, decrease, $G6, 800: de-
posits, decrease, ST. 10; circulation. increase,
S93 900; reserve, decrease, S42ls,3Q9. The banks
now bold s., 156 US less than their legal requires
ments.
The steamship Donau brought $500, 900 in gold
from Europe.
, 1881-10-02

- h'op Bitters cures by removing the cause Of
"eAness and restoring vitality.
, 1881-10-02

BOSTON,.
hosroS, Oct. 1.-slintug stocks closed as fol-
lows:
Aliouex Mining Co... 3 iFranklin.... l.
taiuinet Il ll.-....-....D t'ewubc. II
Iatapa: ::..........-.... MRih.e........,..,.. ~;
Copper Falls. 5!4SYcr lsiet...,......... ~
, 1881-10-02

] 1se:sSE. I ltTTtVe-
t---!--
SSsmnunSe FAST alal.4~.~--..-.s s:Ua Ea!~ 2ul m
Nankesha 4 U:unul.. .vt,c Ey 5.l :, ~ sttt1 -.
milwaukee,, st. PAUL Alinnp- IstlJ:ju IL IN = =,
..rnn,, u - ptSsS s.aMs.. 9:g nv stD
petnn Express trains. ...... It GcD NJ ~ = -
Milwaukee. Mnllsun. Prairie iii " t. '' @ -
Chen. lrwa, u1ld Dakota Er 80 = y.s3 n ni+ -.0, - -,
Steven, Point anu Ashland tx Il 1ilJ n, III. y -.
aitf"nnkee, Madison. and Prairie ~ -
dI th1en Express fs1Ol IN j, III -.n1 n n,
libsrtyvte ACs.u,np ptl,1ut Esl n mi. ~; = ~
EiEin fis:en.er. :sJ IN !. S:i; :. ~
lubuuue Ees'nr :api4 Express .;tsj III s.:sl - m
sioux city dubuque fas. Ex II JdU n,{+ -s1 m
E!2!n Kirkland Passenger laiIy}l 3:tEl i nj: tl.S) n n,
Eetn Special Fast Expre.s..,Es Sill = n, "; n,
ltasc.S Accommodation H::s1 T. MI. c.I5 n
Trains rar Humboldt und Sprth ChIc,rn Ie.ve AZ
r. tl ma G:D u ui.: arrive G.t5 y m unh ;.sl :. ~
daily, SundAy excepted " '
Chicago t. Alton.
Union Depot, West SIDE curner Madison ant Cannr-
IT.. between MadiSun and Aaan,s-.L brtdxes uud
tmeh.y-th.Fd.t Ticket ulees, at lIep0ts, ~ S.,nth
, 1881-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH,

| Soettdt DtspGtch 10 The Chicago Tribune,
I LyENrooL. Oct l-l1:31 Il. Observation-Disclosures
| los 9dssl3s Gd.
GH..lS-Nhcat, winter, 1os 3Glts Ill: white l1sl
lis &; spring. 1s 2dl Sd club lis 3d@ls ID Corn
GsAl.
FKoylStnSs-Iard, C.s. PORK $685.
1IvERPOhl~ Oct. .L-PNOFlsIuSS-IIams-Lx C. dul
ut 57s. Bcef extra India mess nrmer ut lgs Prime
u1ess firmer ut gag.
CHEESE-AHerican choice dull Mt G0s.
HEs[S-Commou London duEt at lis 5daass III.
GKAtS-Whcat-Su.2 spring steady ut lbs "a; No. |
white steady at lis 3d; winter 5teaiy at lis jd-
LONDON. Oct. l-rEKrEST1SE--Sptrits. lis 9n
LIVERPOOL, Oct t-COrTUN-In fair demand: u1,-
lands. t4d: Orleans, 7i{d sacs, stu bales; specuta-
tioE aud expUrt. 29,U1; American, E#H
I:HEEF-Extra India mess, rs ID.
ANTWERP, Oct. .l.-pE1HoLECM-90l1f.
The following were received By the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1.-Wheat not much doing: rcd
winter, lis; No. ?spr!ng 1us ID: No do. lU 81 Corn
dull and easier, car.Dcs OF coast-sfntat I,,1 corn
IN muderate demand ind rather easier tn arrive
Wheat ersirr. Corn declined Id. Fork SIS. Lard ,i.S
i.ac"n-iunX cscnr ISs I'd: short clear. a$ i'd Taow
+tstI Cheese Gls. Beef strung; 4. !. ~. j. higher
LnSi'uS. Oct. t-ityERrOoI-Wheat quiet ami
steady. Cusn slow. At 6s ID. MARK IANE-Cur.Ues
on cuaSt-Mheat and corn rather easier. Carcocs IN
passaIe-Whe and corn rather easier. Fair Average
quality mf american mixed crrR for prompt shipment
GT sail. jls tdee53s.
, 1881-10-02

~ Gass No. f: ut sLHySs1Y 1Ytl: + ears y,
ss Stt sr Tts Tfe1sS'sa ea, at ~; IND q sample
opened nt $l4xsl 4s sold up 10 iHs. fail h.rn 1
fuanth fa1ea to stt and closed xtf Seller 1le
mtu sn opened Ut NJ. sold at ST. M Tell otY ~
~ improved 70 *ll und reacted 10 $lsS hid NJ
ny te cose the Following table shows The r1n.a r"r
, 1881-10-02

I LEAVE. ! 4tFFtye-
Kansas City. Denver. Pueblo FIX 1.}.:s n r, o..s - ~
knnaas Ety. SAnia Fe. New Mex- 't0
observation-disclosures Fust t;x 9:0 m 151 a II,
= it'us springfield < feIaH.... WV mis- 135 III
st. Louis Springfield l. Texas. Is yul n n ?sl = N
Mobile J. NtS Orleans Express. II yu n m Il ~ m
PcotEa hcDkuk Il Hur- via II gU0 n NJ yyi :, n,
Einxton Fast Express Cheroa H;iV III IS IN NJ
!'ektn t feHEiu Ex. vta foiet 500 mis ~ m
Stteator I.acon, Washington E4 *t.:H n, r,
Juliet i dwight Accommodation! j. i:4u mis q: ID + -,
iIttnota Central Railroad.
Depot foot OF lke-st- and foot uf Vwcntv-aecond.,
Ticket tHices II ltand&pll-st near f:Iark i:runs
Pacific lIntel. und lnltper House. ~
, 1881-10-02

f,-tJn Sntnr1ay night tb Gilman un1Y
Con saturday night run. Peoria only
tsssh:a-ss. ST. {.on1s ~ P:tritae Railway.
Union Depot. Stnte und Tvelfth-.tx Al, Stote-,t
car: run til tho Depot and Eentworth-av. ears ,-,
within one hinck Ticket t1iccs II Syuth Cl1rk-st
Palmer House. and t;rand Pacific Hnttl
, 1881-10-02
POWER AND FORCE.

Startling Thcorics Of the Origin OF
Forcc-Tlo Planets Supplying the
Sun with E1cctricity-Tlie sim Re-
turlIIu;, Light Anu Heat
To the Editor nj The fhito1o Tribune
, 1881-10-28
Cowboys Killed at Tombstone
Ari., in an Encounter with
Officers.
A Murderer in Mississippi Rewarded
by an Honorable Discharge
by Mayor.
Particulars OF tho 1secent EHcounier
lsotwccn Officers an,l Gircns.Men
in (aeorEtn.
An Unaooountablo Impulse Induces a Kan.
sas Preacher to Rob New
York Hotels.
Tho Trouble 1Dtsvccl GittXcns nna
tIrct,n.aAen in GcbrGtn.

Tho Trouble uotsvccN Eittxcns ana
f1rct,1.aAem tn GcbrGtn.
Spftifi Dispatth tn Ihe tHtraa,: sr:suEf,
ATLANTA. ill.,, Uut. .1.-Wnrren Aiken. I'm,
frot,l Curtcrsyllle, EvnH MI Interesting dctutle1
nucoItnt nf "tlli1Irtltty" whlGh reerrni ut th,,
place luestlny night tctwcen canvass. ,ncn h.,
longing to II circus md thu City snrsbal ut,J b..
l1sssstants, who werp OIL duty for tho purpose IT
maintaining pe,lcu. II tappemrs tint Ilnr!uR tbs
uay one Ut tho etrcus.1llcn hutl II ilphl With
ctt!ze, nnl this, It Is BALD, WIS tho origin Of ii.
har.1 feeling TINT afterwards Terminated la
hostile meeting. t,rIng the nrternop, II ruuu.
trytnaii cnn.p into Tho city with pet lear, an,
while showing hla bear on tho etreuts tho cir.
clis-sncn tupk tho pDt nwny from tho country.
man by ro1te ,asid puged u in n caYe.
Thu eunntryulnn, NpDl1 learning wlcrc hl,
pct was cnnncd, gathered R0t,1 friends aby,,t
him, Mrsd, bfeMkn1 Otltli tho Gaxc. rescued, tia
animal. This cnAGti IL renewal or tho tll,cuIy
md tho inturpusitiun ur tho City Mnrsiu! viii
hih dHrlit!DA orDnDu h0atlllt1es. Over lgJ Ahuil
Wuru iitGh by tho cirCs.tlti1 Allt tho atnrshaIi
raliy. Tho latter, being III tho nInurlty. wefs
whipped nut Anh driven stWly from thu scene Of
bAttle. Harry tslark, r lis!ntcrestcti colurel
| nlnn, was killed, th1' City MnrshAl WIS shut
wouI'letl with Pistol bills. Tho extent md char
nctcr 0r tho wounds uro not khwil. During t6a
| tn1lGo u lcilr nMl li0u got ltH,sD fr0in theIf
c,lKes, aud tho lion overlook tho bear md killed
him. Tho lion Is still ut large. and holding BIZ
OWN. rs tho erulls-mcn Writ 0ft md left hln,
| while tho pcoplo about Cnrtgrayilto are gyluf
| him II Wg uQrtl,
, 1881-10-28

The Lumber Regions.

yntclui ijl,vutth ~ The ChjEaVo IrfbunF.
,,'.,,,. a., IN ia un,rprla of thirty
"TTA"A' oct' 10 49,. "r"a m,.',1". ,,,,.en ,.',
ns inv I'D 1t Is at the present time. AlnnK the
hnrra ~ its tr,turlra ia rue u,1ua,tttes ut saw.
ua"no y. 10 ~, s,a .,s,",n,,, ,,,,i,..,uu
l"xs are s'ea up. AN tae psunaS. p,l ..".'a 10y
establishments hAve been oeliKsa 10 ansrena
,nI ~" IIrn nj ur,ttuu nny further s1Ippty down
ue , 'nu ~, .,,.o s"s h.nn ntari,oncii II
tAo EHeF 'h's h1as' nas uer.' 49, 49, ..
was eattmated during tho eaFly paFt ol tAo rFes-
eut muutt that this soasol.'s cut for the Ottawa
vmt,nv tIat rIet ptnlIt reau ;sT )10 foot, Tho
t"sto5 s ~, ,.'..... ,.,t,T ,.,ais, ,,,.,n-inJ
presc1it Htnto VI eua "uto' "!!' '""Ap '."'e'' ~,
chango III this calculation. ~nleh WV
probnhly full short nt tcast 10 ptr
He''s =" t"e c,,ss ns@". 49, u,,.or ia
ber aawh' 1ae WIN W ""'''
, 1881-10-28
ITEMS FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Htr!,SnrlE1a,, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-The Secretary OF
Ftatn tuday tvsuou l!ccutea to ur1anzH ~ fos-
luws, Th0 AnKlt.- American blnln4 Syndicate,
ut Chicago; eApl.al $l0,W); onrpofator&, nnvta
N. brown. Nobrst +. Bninn. 0r'rEo q. Eagle.
Thu i. II. MUMMY biannsaetuFlnE Company, Chi
cago; capital, sc TOO: curporatprs. +. II. Mummy.
Charlss Ii. stee'e. Esuue Il. Lyon. Thu ChIeaxo
l.oromotivo Company, CncaY3; oap!tal, ,0s!,,
utU; cprpnruturs. thRrles Howard, Juhn Il.
NcAuIey, dwight X. Tripp.
< certificate Of urHan1zatlon Was tiled oy Tho
brotherhood Of st4ti9nnsy EnEtnecrs, ot cht'
MhnHor, Lnwrsuoo lIurl1raye; also. NY tha
Cutters aud TuIors Academy Vt Chteugo;. cor-
poruiors. l.. 7. BArwlss. Frans crocke5. J. IL.
pruUku.
, 1881-10-28
THE RECORD.

kEStTE-ESTlA SESSION.
WAs,uNuvuS, u. C., Oct, :..7,--A resolution
WIS adopted fur tlU payment of extra coln'
lunsutlon n, tic pages nlil atlicr employees nf
tic Senatt.
On ntnt'Un nj Mr.. lnga!Is. the resolution
WIS adopted continuing, during thu recess
Of tito Sel'slte. the authority conferred uHl'
tho Committee on judiciary to exnHll.le ntu
tho subject 0t bankruptcy, a!!a directing tho
ro,nluilt"p t0 ruImrt III December next.
'l'In authority conferred upon the conltIIlt-
tee OH Public Lands 70 Inunlrn lnto tho coll
tIitlo,i III the i.lMUtlfsn WIN continued dur"
Ilg thu rspess nf ttu hplIAtt.
thH President prtl tt.. lnEtl buiiirn tIe ell.
ate u rtl,M,nnl lIirnt1n trnM t;Uv. c0lqlitt, 0E
lirurElA, rendering him, Asht through l!!i tu
tlle members uf tlle st!ulte, q cnnitnl lnylfh'
tiun ur tho officers Mi,tl Executive Committee
nf tbs tutt.Mt EXpasItlul, tn visit the exp0HI-
tin, nuw lnIng t!nla IN Atlhnta, tn. 1tnka M
| tlle tMblB nNtl .lrtlertl printed, ::
.lhu Se,iate then wunt lntu executive se6'
| slOu.
Shortly after RUInE tntn. executive sxessln1,
tha h4llAt0 tDUK II ltegss of one hour 1Dr I'LL
| purpose Of el,abllng ttle various cD!lt1littreA
iu en,tstlHr tIlo nominations lece!xsAl thta
morning NlM rup0rt theln today: 'Illt Srll'
| nte, befHrn tlla recess, confirmed ChnrlrS W.
htut0.l, nf New York, u, ba Superintendent
| Ut thu t'etIsllS.
adjourned,
| Nlnctlestsr's tlypophospt,ttss
cllre consumption. GtRlyha. Wgllk lungs truEl-
, 1881-10-28
{)1flSICIS.

NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY. ..
WASHINGTON, u. g.. Utt. as.-TlM Fresl-
dent sent tho following nominations 10 tl,n
Hvnntc: Charles !. Fosger, Naw fnrli, to bu
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Tlurnns l.. james, of New York. In. l's
FDstuastrr-t;rlrrai: Frank llattn'l. iowa,
~ b. First Assistant l'nstnlastct-t t'Phcral.
Cns,su!s-Chnrlts knl,[o, lntllnm, IL sgd.
iley, Australia: (;eorgn ". lsonscyclt, rehl,-
sylynnn. Bordeaux; !. \. l4'i,nlii, Mlnne-
.utA, to I.r!th: .1nsn II. 1eobcs01i. Tenntsser,
IN Trluoil: S!l;.s +. l1ulbcll, New iurk. st.
Ius,us, Que!Wc; Jrssss II. M0urr, Illinois,
:'ailao; volney Slnitli, Arkansas, ST..
Thomas; William j, Ileree, t;c0rEia, Glen.
flrgDs.
Charles Y. Os,,,,r,t, Michigan, Collector
OF Cns;ous, I}lstrlct Of Supurfor, Mleh.
Sl.li,ey u. RitcI, New York. Surveyor of
Customs fort If 1nrt jefferson, y, !.
John j.. l,uycrtIsc. llslnnis, Assistant
Treasurer or tbs United States ut Ciltgags,.
Milton {. Elstnpr, l.0NISln,ta, Attorney f0'
tie United States, West District uf l.uNls
lui,A.
.,auInrs \, tiila, T.tt1islana. saryeyor.lcn
rrul nj tho Unlie!l Statos, District of l."'tls
lAllA.
John s. Harris, I.ol,isiana. Snryeyor.t;on
eral ii tlle United Suites. District Of Nun
, tllsh, .
Charles Pnysntt, Massachusetts, unltct
States c!mrss IL Affairs, 1enlilark.'
s-t;cnoral-FerlIt1pMI Nogler, Ohltl
Frankfort; Sln,ou Volt, District Of colllnl
bla. Cara.
Iicpistcr of Wills for tile District Ut Cnlun,
bin, Hiram i. 1taUs,lell. District 0f Colu'El
bin.
Tustmastcrs-- WIIllum !. jones, Nashville
TENT; Jol'A II. l'atton, NIs!isea, lowa.
CnSFlEMED,
Tic Senate coutlrHle,l ChArles !. lnlger Il
Secretary Ut t1Is Treasury, 'rhomas !
james rs 1.ostGlastcr.f'rNeynl. a,N! Fran
Hinton us FIFst.Ass!staps rostmaster.de'
ernl. "r
master ut Nashville, Tenn.
, 1881-10-28
scene OF many great partics during t}rants
4 ~.


Administration. .........
Mrs. It. It. 1ll'Ht.ln;ftu. ....
tho wife nj tlio ilrst t'ulttro'tor nf ll,c ttr'
rrnry, il;,s brpl ap,m!ntrl lon rlfrlisl'tr IN
tho bureau vi tic Controller III tile Ctlrre'icyk
MAI. It,wEEl~ .
ut the U,htc,l Stutcs 0eolo9Ical Survey, !tas
uco,. seriously III with iritls.
FjsASK EASTMAN.
WHO l,,la l,ccn nominated unis"l Stntcs Dis
trtrt Attorney for Montana, |lis recently
iuru Clerk ut the Sua,nto Committee iii
Claims md private srcretnry Il, Senator
t,utpgr0,,. l'rlnr tu lint tin,c In WIS slinrt-
l,a,ut-wripr for Assistant SECRETARY French.
!, ,u,sitlun ,Iuw illch by Nr. Charlcs l)cns'.
or Chicago.
49,, ttpl.AcE MAySArD
Is waiting in Washington fur son,a l1nrnr-
lnnt Government appointment, md wo''hl be
giuh to be made II Cabinet officer npat1l.
+. SENATOR lSa.>t1.s.
witt, Ills slpetae!es niMl white Gtll,lsrr. Ia frc-
t1Nci,tls pointed out irom tho Sr,lnte gnllcr-
led us II clergyman.
sKS.rDH JONES, nF SEvA',s,
will ,u,t occupy Ills lolisr which ~ INV thu
residence of President Arthur. nNtt .Ea1lll-
'ary. Mr. .jo,rs will snun lcay.: t0r callinl.
nj. for bis wifc. who 1tas not bccn III Wash
| lrgsOn tor three years.
tt.sr!rt: 1H'Sr
evidently intends to tiN IN Washington
even 1r l,u is retired frnn tt,nS,,pn.me henrl,'
| lIc l,ns Just tnkcn thp lease of new fol,se
for II long perMl.
| tn,N CAMERON
| will ucripy Ills iIew residence here this win
| Ter. which Il ns lnrgc ~ q liotc1.
| STANLEY MATTHEWS
| Is rrerttns stlle residence lit n fashionable
part Ut tll' city.
| tUf. .fEHoSr: HDSAr.sNri:
! and family Elnyc closc,t thrir rcsIlrnrc !lert
and gt,nc tO France for' tile winter Tile.
Inherited much wealth frnm the l'ntter
| HDtl9,