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, 1881-06-16
CHIPPEWA lsUNAW4AYS&

riiEy .AnE Will st:ot.pEn rois THEIR r.AiSs.
WASHINGTON, y. e., June t5-Colnmis-
slsnGr 1'flcu in.l n st,prtso ttl* morning.
Three runaway luttlalIs frsih tho Chippewa
srlm nf Wisconsin, accu,nt,anted by MI
lrternretcr, nil III paint al,d ftatlcrs,
marched iu.o Ills ui1!cn unanlu.lNc!sl, aiMl
s4,Ei.tuA ulcrrrihtislousty ft,r ppw-wnw.
Four arrived ta.t hight n,nt welt to t!lo 1'rr-
nn1,t ifn,lsr. n,ln.lllc!nu tlrt they hntt coi1lc
IL scr the t;rens tuthnr They registered NJ
l'pn New Mrxtr.. Interpreter; Charles C0t-
ts', Muck Com, n,ll Scar lars Wrist. C0nI-
missioner Price WIS assunisllch wlten they
nt,pcnrtsl l,cftIte him. Thu Interpreters tsatc4
ti,At they rrrrcAHntt! l15 fMntlles VIII ind sent
rcsrrvnli,,,. As iii. particular lrthu n
ESPECIALLY WELL. t'i,vtl,En Fol,
and t'r,yN tnnrc land III their prcscnt reservation
taNn shDy hnsc nGtltAl lIsr fur. tto Et'liltiiis.
sinner thus addressed 4 vlkttrA: "tN tItl1 Het
i,n lands here. nlil think yoli had i'0lnr ~
ltaGk AlA wtIrk fi,r r0rlt A1l p,tMtt1's. Therp
f'<htt,t.. They shsn,hl raae r'rnltless trnln tho
sl ul,h learn IN wt,rk,. ns 1 MtSu tll'lu llMaly
thHr+. With ti,air hands and nrsns. ltl,d tlccnnp
rra&u'rinho citxpns. The nufrnl, nrn nll at,s.
ntitl yIr u,yn st1ssc ab,ntd tt'tnh yoi, It = :no
vote y1Mr time IT, car1iftlK. ItrlnR In nnoatler
way. Thia running uygr tho ut,utltry. .wnl,t IN.
ruis ars wel uruv!tctl tor. hnd tail HAl1i nt1tli4
by cpnliny to HnsaissHtni mid y"u must ~
Mexico enlightened his c'tnpanIt,ns ~ 10 tho ~:
ecptIun acrtr4tel altd tho emphatic nn9taXo Ut
tho nn,.rlssnuur.. The nnly ,espo,Isc sSs,A Mtl
occasional ttuHh." ant n hissAtlstaGt shaxp nf
hotel. with tho repeated admoulton to return
HUNG at OnGc.
, 1881-06-16
ClytL ENGlNEEt,s,

Spfttdl ulpGteh to Ihf tHit10H Tribune.
MONTREAL, Que, lime 15.-The thirteenth
annual Convention Ut tie American Suciety
Of Civil Engineers was inaugurateh this
morning IN Molson llaIl OF Mcfiill Uniyer-
slty. On tie platform were tho Mayor Ut the
City, the President Ut the lIarbor Donrtl.
Principal DAwson. 1.L.D., Z. A., Alld other
prominent cItlzcns ot Montreal. T'lls Hon.
!. l.. Deaudry. the Mayor. extended a lIenrty
welcome Il, the lla.no and OIL he|talf
OF Ills fe!lnw-cfttxcns 10 the lnesbers
Of tho Convention. pr1uclpni Dawson then .c-
llsorci M atldross. III which hr roferred to tho
objects for which tho Convention wns meeting,
md alsn bidding tho .islcrntes we!cnn.c. Mr..
Wtlth. ono pr tho In.nllcrs, lit q yury hnppy
sporch. illlcd with i,1ust fratGrnal aud GrMMl
sentiments, auknDwlgdvcd tho welcome. Thu
convention then proceeded to the Drlter Ot blA
hess. 1T tue Nttcrllpnn tAey visited tho suunt.
atn t'ark md uther obJccts Of interest IN and
aFonnl the city. and vi oclcck rutnlrosl In a
body to tho Hpcidt1 nluia!oa Ut altg. lstlpath.
Where they wtr0 entertained Mt \ garden purity
III most HOspsnhle styl1 until nflpr y. Tie
evening wa, ,tnken up With the Presidents n.l-
i. J.. Hunk and alr. 6ansitarl Fleming, rpad ut
tho morning kaast0H. Thu nlcnlbnrs teNvb by
tho 9golrgutnt Hallway t.-slurr.,w nsns..tnx Tor
Ottawa, at,d will return In tho evening.
, 1881-06-16
Till: LAST DAYS OF rOstpOHTTf.
8pketlG Uispqtch 10 T1t E4tc.tap 1ktLIttte.

THE LAST BAYS OF TONP0HITf.
sptesas D,pusea to TIT Eatc.,qo 7rttItne.
WASHINGTON, u. e., juno lh-The nppro-
prinstons OF tic Agricultural Department for
tic fiscal year nro exhausted. aiid tho l1e-
part,nsnt Is practically tiesersctl, yct Com
missioner Le Duo Inns such fondncss for
power that !te Inns appointed parsons wfise
commissions t,ke effect after the cid OF the
tlscat year, when lle will llo lonEer b. Con,-
missioner. a great mnny OF tho employees
nre furloughed for the remainder 6f the
month ut June, without pay, will, tnstruc-
tlons to rettrn June ~, WHEN DR.. Lorfng Ia
expected to arrive, and they hope to retain
their positions. There will, however, bo
greut pressure for placo, eytN III this
sn,all Department. It Is hcloyud that only two
plnccs arc per1nanont!y axcd, that Of Mr. Car
u1ut,, to 10 restored 10 his old place as Chief
Clerk, AMI that Of
rI,OF. NIT.EY,
Chief nf the chronological Commission, who IL
undoubtedly tQ ou rctnstatcd In tho position OF
EntonologEst, which ho resigned under Ic Duc
or shs ptpprioty Of restoring Sir. Casnan thorc
can be no doubr. Ilo is a thoroughly competent
person, has Ind long expesiunco tu the position,
and WIS removed by 1.o nue In tho closing
months OF his ndmulatndoa III a nero Lit
ot spltc, ,becauso he had been recommended by
sfoaet. Tho sentia,ont u fnvor Of reinslatlnu
ro ntley !. mniysrsn sna hs n"lI,;s&t'ons
OF tho leading workers Ill
ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY
In tho country, anu loft tho Department because.
wtsh " taa great maJ9rtty Of Amesi9.,n . S;sizeqs
~ 92ana j. inposs,S'o :" aanpt h,msoi1 70 TO
i'roi l,Iley. as Chiur Of tic unitcs states Ensu.
mooKle;l Cotnmisston. hRs rendered. tho c0,,n-
cnttoll.worm and Tho Krasshoppur. antl In pro-
scriban3 tho means for tho prevention Ut tho
, 1881-06-16
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW yORK. June li.-.trrye,l, tho ScythIA,
frtMn Liverpool: tao Stutu Ut Nclraxku. frouI
GIasEos; anl thu Wlsrpl,au, trunl Liverpool.
QEEESsTOwS, .lu1n i5,-Arrived, tho caspian,
froIn liut!tnorc, natl tho rAr.fl, Yrom 1ls,sto,,
QuEEsoTnwS. juno l6.-ArrEytd, tho Griu,
fssi.N Eew York.
NEW i1ak, June lj.--Arrlycil, tho Tossing,
from itasnblr.;. una thu Ftanee: fr>n. liavre.
InSniS. lnne !h-l'he tieh. Wor.lss nua I)cl-
t'or!n,h frn Hutton; tho hiuravlAlI, trun, bloi.-
trcal; anil tho ku'ni'rlnh Frlc.tyroh Wllhoim,
from baltimore, have urrtyGI out.
, 1881-06-16

6pfetas Dsspdfch n This Chttavo Tribune
LAFAYETTE, iml,, Jnno i5,-Tl,o thirty
first cunytHat,un Of the Grniul Temple 0f
lionor Of Indiana IL In scssfnn l,cYo tu-,lay.
trunsaetIng thu nstlal business. john W.
Wnrucr, Willtanl Mcneil, alul tho l'cs. j.. IT.
1nltusun were selected M Representatives to
tho Sublime Council Of tile World. which Is
to incct Aug. 10. 1881. An elI0rt Is maxim.
to have It meet here. lilo Statc OIL.
GERS Of tho Grand Temple nj llonur
Of IEtl!aua.. choson to.tay, aro as > fol-
t,wR: Jahn W. Warner. Ut Lafayette. q. y. r., !;
FrAnk Murrny. ot Michigan City, q. W. V. u:
J1hn GorsnIey. 9r Lafayette. q. ". I'll Dr.
1'hnfnns K. Inr1ltmni,. nf I.nfnyattr, q. ". H.;
lnhn y: Spry; ct vaiparais9;; T.; Q: "; u; +. z.
Il. johnson. ar rtcusnnt IIIIi. Il. ".
Tho officers Of tho lnt.nr Tcmplo consist OF tho
foiloWIuu panlFl etatcrs:
Il. W.T., Mrs. Ahhie II. Ltlwo, nr Michigan
City; q. ". y. T., Mrs. Il. Mt'pulati. Ut Lafay-
cttu; q. ". u, Mira, Ellen Il. Klrx, ot this city;
1'rcHastrer Mrs. 7. Il. ttartlnian. nf Infayctie;
q. ". IT,. Miss Lucy ubttls0n: 4. ". a., krs.
ltol,crt Ahnexlcy Of Lafayette; q. ". T.T. Miss
Mary A. Richardson. II clark's lii,l. There nre
Michigan City WIS selected III tho plage fer hold
lux the mkt sussi0n uf tho Graud Temple of
Ii0uor and tho 1uilar Tonp0.
, 1881-06-16
VIRGINIA..

11AnR1suund. W., June IA delegation
composed Of white anI coiorel Republicans
from Virginia, headed by t;en. W. Z. Wick.
ham, leave to-,nnrrow for Washington to call
upon Praa!dont uurilold. and protest asaiust
hin, tnkiny a!dcs With thu Mahono. Republican
coa!lton ExIsce;Prcsidss't @ Cn,fax has wit.
ha sinlntnntion and rOurso Ia virginia, stattng
that Western Republicans lt,dorso the coalition
between thu Mahone party and the Republicans
I'll Fr4juA.
, 1881-06-16
NATIONAL. Et;I.ECYIcs,

ST.. Louis, Mn, juno l5.--Tl,e eleventh
annual Convention Ut tho National Eclectic
Medical Association met In tho lndIcs' ort|i.
nary Ut tho Llntiell Intel about II o'clock
to-tlay. and waa.cnlletl to 0rtler by the prrst-
dent, Dr. y. L. Clark, Ut Chicago. Magyar
Ewing welcomed the ,tclcgates to tho city IN
III few pleasant w"rtls tn wl'lelt Or. Clark
responded In lifting teruls. ni,il then prt,-
ceetietl to rnatl biz annual address. a. Ctnn-
ntttee On Cre1oHtinlR wna RprtilHtMl. THO tr,.
ports af tho s.'cratnEy and Treislrcr wcr9 road
aud aceegtc. Tl.an followed III, asldress on
''hur4sry" by IL. fmIlkan. nill nnnthcr 0,l
",1,etarlsn,." hy nr. l!owtH; 0f Cincinnati, nftor
which recess was iakrn I'LL tho AFTERNOON. 4
large nun,ber of sla!cgnsos nre nare fr,ni atl
pnrts nf tho country. aud among thgtn ura auv.
sehaol.
At tho afternoon session tho Committee M
Crp.'ontlnls raportesl ncarly. 100 pr,perly No.
credited doeE,llGs present. ltGtMetll thtrtY and
fnrty HOW MohlheEs WcF1 rnpnrtnd. including
tWn or thFeV ia.lics Thu remainder at tho nftar.
mon sesst0l! and elnrt iRt scssst,1 wls takeIl
up With reading md discussing papers s,ltnttotl
ly dcle9atcs. Tho Convention continues til ses.
ston two lays luMRor, md 1t fl exucctol That
much business Vt Interest t0 the profession Will
b0 transacted,
, 1881-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

BURLINGTON. Ia. June ll.-rhe annual
session of the lt,wa State Sunday y-SrhuuI As
soelatlo!, IL III session 1T Tie k'1yst n, L..
Church In this city. I'llo regular hl,slIscss.
scsstn, l,c:,au this morning. p!pcetlr,t BY IT..
ynttoiai exercises. X. &. Ehapin ma'fe III
nta.tress. 3fra. F. D. Stacey, of stareysI!lr,
led the Convention In 1nIrHu(
rluss. Ier1tArkX wvlr lll:itt Iy +.
a Hen. 0t hlarsllAtltnw,t.. .l,d J.. It. WsstbNn,,
u stustalttne. Miss t,,ty j. itttaer. III Lcbau,
ill.,. uayr Il iss.rmlal lers. ljr. j, g. ". tote. Of
t)skntH.ss. II., nt4lI trtt toriilAl jess4 In tho
evening stiss L,iuy j. rider delivered lecture.
Thu nther exgrtIses serG devotional. Tho C,n.
ycntion will conclude Its laburs lhusday
evening,
, 1881-06-16

tho rns!rts Aho.ll.l bn enforced. Thorc aro now
,.ines We w,llli recommend tho enactment Of
law 10 sGrnro tu thn library fire. VI r1farge nls
til, nl,lntsu, III ,hn thmrs. II II n.gts+nry tint
uuly ttu',,yh t'utlri- -Enil Er!l.lsmie ft'nt thN
SntAl .1.stltnir III lnlkH Et'"l Tho nt!tiHt vast"
IT tllu navy. NHl illlt Isnil:rt+s sht by care
fit lckislAtiotf, 1r.,st1e nHnlnst tho atrun1lin.
tinn t.f tnhl*hlltlr,l md rutict unHiiseurs. II
xs.sw al.l is, shu*u l.tEerIor .r.ex. tn tho suan
frst Injury Vt thu tEtvnt servicc. It's discipline,
All lt* usafiinr<* fhr prp*vltt syalom scuins
fu l,ulO very fruitful If uytt."
, 1881-06-16
FIRE Al WARREN, o.

WARlES, O, JWMH lh-4iboNt midnight
last night tho p!a'IlNg.lnills Ut tho Cuuap &,
1lantlali Manufacturing Company weyu to.
tally destroyed by tlEe. Tie origin Ut tho tire
IL uIlknDwn, but ID supposed to hayo toun
ea1se.! BY friction ~ tho Inaehlnury. eevef.
lauEIrci lMtrgls Ut Hour as,A ;ttI tlr LOU ttlsh.
UlE tf wheat wvre Gurn&hl Tho !oE3 ia $1a,O0l;
insurance, about 3a1,tkU,; Tho mill bud boon
luat lifted up WITH Improved ruler Hnrh!lary ut
~ nxpoUka i,f $:al91, and wns 1uAktnR trGin atl
ot the Warren o'l'mllts, was tho principal stoek.
, 1881-06-16
AT WASHINGTON,

S7stiat papntcA to Ths thfeu3o TrihuAf.
WASHINGTON, u. t., june l5.-'rhe Bucks
ierr claim tl,at they will be al'tu 10 pruyc thnt
six members Of tho Legislature, who liaye
l,r:n rnttny ayathst Co,tk.ing h,.yo hcen hrthcd,
nntl TINT. fnr fcnr ur discovery. they Will soon
rhnltEu their votes.
i REPUBLICAN, SENATOR
WHO has arrived hurc firm, Snw York IL given
Az uHthUrity for tho atHtpllunt thnt Gambling h,ta
plIn through for tho iot,ls term. Another lst.
puDllclh reports tho same story. nnu .Ays MIR,
f'lift hns agreed t0stn1stl nstte II tho lucks of
The Legislature desire 1t.
, 1881-06-16

Special D1patch to Ths Chtcaeo Tribune.
Mlt.wAuKEE. Wis., June Lat to-aa!'s
session IF tlle Wisconsin Gra1,1 Lodge Of !,
md \. alnsons the foi1owtnx t'ra'td 0!llcers
wrrc elected: Il. Il. Chaplin. Columbus. Grant
Master; William C. Swuync. Milwaukee. Grahl
Sant0r Warden: sam 5. Filled. -Ashihnd, Grand
Srt,i0r WnrtIcn: n. ". ttttlcjuhn. Whtewascl'
Grunh 1'FcsurHr; 1ohn ". W.nahMl. Miiw'a'
kor, urand secret.lry: F.t q. tnll!9s lie!Mt. ";
cora will ue appointed by tho Grand Masser ~
MORROW.
, 1881-06-16
A1Er1loDrs.rs IN CONFERENCE,

Special Utspatel 70 31f tNIeueo TIsblKs
ToI.Et'o, o., June l5.-At tho session Of
tho Taledo district Conference ot ttle Meth.
odtst Episcopal Church Mt Bryan t.rday IN
excilcd discussion was Ind Oh certan pn-
hIutt1nn topics. The Lotcnzn Dnw prohibition
resolutions wcro prascntc!. witt, aldi'loas
pietiytnH every me,hodat Eplacnpal minister u
tho district tn vt'tc t1iy tito Prohibition party
ttt:Iiet, nnst condomnnK the temperlnc. plank
in tho lfepullflAIn StMtr rlatfnran. After !
hUatrd discussion tho resolutions were adopted
with but few dissenting votes.
, 1881-06-16

Sptttdt Dlspatth to 1ht rhitaoo TEFhHns
CoLnwATEls, Mich, jnnc h.-Fhs u 1hs
semE-centetlnfal year of thu settlement o.
this city, md to-tlay the pioneers drc!tled TO
hold u rouslng pionocr p!cnc In tue public PARK
IN tl1a l1cnr future 10 celebrate tho ycar Dls,
tInHushed speakelz from Mitxtl1 are txpee!sea .ls
IL at,tnd fur tho ''inuny thugs hc didn't o..
settled herp in le and Ia still Ill actisc rcsfasns
OF tho city,
, 1881-06-16

H3zz11T 115pdEtH 70 7H3 ER1tdd6 57a6uHI
DEs MONIES, H., JMna 15.-trlte Dourbofla
ara coming in. The managers haye been
lIcre NIL .lay preparing tho program, for to-
.norraw's conventions: 1t 10 nnw quite certain
a ,o n 4s era9 L e. q ' w. sr,9 oo na 1ao
PRECISION against uny coalition With tho Green-
bhUkcrS.
, 1881-06-16

ERiE, pa., Juno 15.-Ti,e Granl Lodge OF
Ctmtt Trmp!ars eectt.tl lilo following officers:
&. ", &. r., tlto I:rv. {. T., Hart, af Waymar''
wayne County; q. ". tnl,nselor, Il. Il. Ncetsa.
OF RanontA,. Clinton County: q. ". y. z. st. r.
Stein, Of Cbestu ft:Nlniy; q. W. Y: VI w
Abhiu 4. Eiuk.n, N Fl,,Hle1pAn; q. ". I"'onp
I. Connrd, or Philadelphia.
, 1881-06-16

Svtt3aI D11pateA u Tbs Ehlf19o IFihuns.
DEc.Arrl. ILL.,, .Jnne l5.-'rhfs noon
broken truck causGll q serlnus Slanst,.up oil
the Illinois Midland Hallway Il few nl!les
goutt, Of here. Sinu freight caga worc piled up
In hcnp on tho truck. nilti mast OF th0m ar0
ruined. The train Was going at full spoed whom
tue truck g4SA uut.
, 1881-06-16
The Wisconsin Grand Lodge Of Free
aud Accepted Masons at
Milwaukee,.
Supreme Grand Lodge oE 0rangemen at
Observation-Disclosures Dar
Association.
Iowa Bourbous-0hio Moliqal Asso,iation-
Old settlers-good Templara-
And Many Others.


Cul.uMnus, O.. .Inl,0 l5.-Tlie ureenback-
Labor purty Convention assembled here TO-
In. .t,,,nt "a ,,n,nt-n+na i,,;,,w ,,rovo,,t
anS' aoo't ioo ae'eeates pelhS psescht'
Charles H. Lloyd. Of Hnron. WIS clEosnn
Ie'np'a,y e"1.lan!'; uIa W nNiE I.o i.'
c'saf '!''ae u sseIt aoaFess' aeciait''E tl'at Nv
,' 'n,, t,s % ,ma,,nv ,,.s,to @ ] .~s' hns naev t,,c
.'te .'.o '..unes ~. .,,', ~. 1."" ~
rtailsrtang ot tllo Grcenb'cli-Lnbor pnrlS
,'d sGs IT, 2rE"'SnG i; s @ ,,t s ana aHls In the
Artsr api,,i,'timg con,inittses tho Conyoll-
fi,a'a "nrtsi sfsStH iift .o ist rtris ar. ~"
iiniiy rupycscitteil. *. s. Pratt, or I.oEsll
Cnilnty. was ch'ssen Permanent Chairman, nnd
ms '. ,t ~ M1 .1.ert M ~ rt 1SH' y,
nuke uTt iss,,s u,t,nuy rs sovereign 1lwHr Il,
~ mn'hsa!ned ~ tho people fnr tho et!n,ttloil
nn,,rr :,,m.ii M f ;ss,,tI an eonIrlI H. tt'.,
tiovcrnlncit. antt q, Issued snoui1 be nil legal
tener % @ for ~ 'ehts: tnat tn9 ,,, unltea stntct
b": a' tnmt i icsa. ion,lcr @ 10 c,trroi,sy ~ koMtl
bn sl,tstttutpt! for notus Ut National
IN nkA .nt 'e Hnuonat snon
mil siivpr n.tnhiiahed hv LIw. 1;tnI nrt,,"ctIt,,,
IL tlD.iltIltlc4 fnr labor n;A cnpttnl; ill subsidies
nre HpPtnr't; tu!eErstpfa nnt tral|p,rtMtjnn ctI.
Ms pass , . w. Thas Il; ~ w
tIn,1, iai ai,ti rai'iat icnie. .,S sliStEd be pro-
Il, ~" sta,'Sinr orr a1,.5 ml!l,S: .onicn,ms tt
i''i'lin n,,t",o,s. a.nt,nuna ntt,n. ~ n"mvict
tbor md tha snton of nub.fu l,stf1,lt,o,is
% far POLITICAL @ W PURPOSES; aid favers sIo s',basson
10 sn e ~ 1s ~ s
~ Ho oe{eraxsi fe1,,'x's;o t,c.ot woa ,on,,,o Fr
Onvnrntr. ini,. Bintse oY Srnenn: i,ie,,cnn,,t.
finvnrmur. S,hnrlos .icnkiuss ri Mahoniru: stt-
prv,i,o ,J,iirc joscnll Wilson, Of Knnx; Httor-
i4.,SNn.nraS + II r.,ttt" ~ s1,n. ~ ann,rnr
, 1881-06-16

Special Ditpafth to IA6 Chthalo Tf1bune
Lrrr1..: Rock, Ark, June l5.-Intormat!on
was received this morning Ut the drowning
last night OF Clareaec, sou OF MAJ. Charles
q. Newman, OF tho Commercial, and pcmbcrt
tIcnrn, son OF tho lley. ". II. Hcarn, rormorIy
resident In this city. INV Ut Alabama. The boys
, 1881-06-16
Closing Days Of the Greatness Of Le
Duo, Commissioner Of Ag~
riculture
surlinEomo, the Froe Lover,
Makes an Unsuccessful
1snlu.
General Baokwardnsss Of tho Pension Of
fos-Beck on Virginia
Politics.


Epffi1{ J1ttp1fth 10 IHc IHfHSc lTttltlfs
W.tsittNGToS, d. c.. Iuno l5.-Secrctary
Wnlam las concluded for tic present mt
to ,Make public tho report ut tho Committee
wllicf, llns beon Investigating thu ''la'':gc-
1ucnt Ut tlle Contingent Fund In the Trans-
ury. lie said to-tlay that thu report was pre-
lininnry. Tile investigation Is still proceed
Ing, n,ttl its publication Mt the present
timc might bo III injustice. flo will
af the published statements relatiye to
Its contents. 1t Is known 10 bs
Il fact, l,s,wevcr, tl,at within the lust few
wccGs local contractors hayo pald back to
tho Treasury nearly sl,u0o III money, which
they admit hatt BEEN Improperly received. 1t
WINS lnid buck Oh tho Er0tlsttl Ut mistakes, or
ttorblu payment. Thu Epcniny STIR sayS:
"'rte silu OF 500 was tt'-tlny turned into tho
Treasury By m outsider wlu lind bnught ho,ses
of tho t'ltncy management vi tho Treasury Con-
tinRcnt Fund. This restitution was natle
nEc.aCsE Of TIL; WARMTH OF TIE SCENE.
i city bookseller yesterday turned lNto
tho Treasury, or that stti was turned
In In bis nnmc, tho amount Of nbout $a50
for overpay,nont of t'ic-holtlors This ID
tho caso mentioned some tino ago., wbero
which Hever cnue In. It was uleyctl that Sccro-
tnry shermnn bad applied tho money to .pnyluR
returned a lai 1t o!rpotins which tho Committee
tsst.iu!aas g tic rreas,'ry 10 ths @ amount loo @ q
sating COMMITTEES. c. rho Committee hos only
Touched on QUO bFnnch OF the business Of tho
UPTON AND POWER.
To tae 1rfstftss Assotiattd Isress.
:, ,WAs1uE0ToN, p. G.. June l5.-A gcatlemnn
+ IL sG oco q 'Se 1snnx ~ ssn;.
ury Ia authority Tor the statement that thero ID
nothing In It which rssects IL Auy manner upon
Chief Ctcrk Power. Assistant -Aceroiury upton,
asked abDut the tndlnKs Ut tho Cpmn!ttec, said
DO It'd not tles!re 10 tlscnss The matter, linus
are IT, 'as e ss.ut I i pfFfsssyc e. %as
sss acs :. ds;y sna s eg e .sv eS
ns Chief Clerk Or since hc aas occupied the po-
sition Of Assistant sccrctnry. .ChIcf.Clerk Pow
have cortainly been Atoso susp,oion, and ho has
no apprehension As to tho tlnilnxs of the Com.
nttee, 81 tNr as ho is Fsrsonally concerned. II
into TUG Treasury stuco tho Committee com.
,neuee,i work by dltoront tradcsn,cn who Ind
sEcnErAnv WINDOW
to-day submitted tho report OF tho Investigating
Committee " Assistant -Scurutary upton, cnlot
Giork p9wer, and Appet9mtment ~ Clerk l.amptiere,
might 500 tho chargca and evldsnce agnl1s'
them and propnre tha!r siefensu: The Commit
iavo 70 tar inssst xais.i ouiy ono nra.icl Of ia
custofGns hnslllcss. thnt relating 10 tho pur.
chase Of Eon1s and tho salo Of articles nftoE
Thoy found thnt tho law requiring all article.
to 10 purchased upon CONTRACT With tue loWcal
bidders was
rEltsIsTENr1y VIOLATED,
anu that purchases wero rcgulArIy ulnde frOm 4
few fnyoretl morcllnnts: tls0, that valtla0lt
articles, such as cnrpcts. furniture sllyor pitch
, 1881-06-16
A PETROLEUM FIND.

FLATTSNUIN, alU., JUno 1k.-IIauklna Il,
Dodge, while boring tur cos! On h!s tarsn, QUO
,ulls from plattsbusw. struck strong yaln ct
petroleum. It bsing tho fsrst instance Of the
kind !n thla &Getlun Uf tho Ftate, little exota-
MONT W&R created.
, 1881-06-16

CINCINNATI, o., Ju,,u l5,-'rIle Supreme
nralAl Lodge of Ora,,gelllcM ut thu United
States Is now IN scssIon l.ere, with 1ttty-four
Delegates present. Tim deliberations nre &C.
cret. a now co,atltntlo,', luade necessary
by tho consolidation last year Ut two lodges.
llas beun the chlaf aubleet Of discussion. II
has boon adopted. anI tho following oIl'ccrs
elected: Gra1lI Master, U. 7. Reynolds,
ot' Chicago; Deputy OralMs Mas.
tiers, Capt. John Fullerton, ut
New York. Samuel Mitchell. ot Cincinnati; &c.,
1an6lo Woir,- % l'ittaburK, Chanan. tna ltes.
4; s,tuIo, " phtlsdeiph!a, LcntMser, william
laults lYalkor, Ut Fruyiterce, Il. L.; Tylur,
Alpxsnder .Illllsop; Of phtlatnlphlH; 'ftsutaes.
Michigan: i, j. Mctlurx. Ut lsrssy CttY, Neputy
0rnnd Suptetnrtss, jnnil llatzeii. pt Ihicagu; j,
J. Kern. of Now Ynrki John WIlsan. Ut Elevo-
land. II il expected Tho eosaiou Will close to-
A0rFoW.
, 1881-06-16

asfetal Dhpdtsh to Tas UAteaoa tribune.
EI2iN, ILL.,, June 1b.-The old settlsrs of
Kane allA ncigt.bosInK counties held their
annual reunion at .llts plaeo to-day. Five
hundred persons Werc present. Including
Father Brewster, Ut Wayne; ha yetesun
, 1881-06-16

examination Ut tie Din,lutltl 1Ifne Is bclnx
Nude tu aseertaIu Its aclual coalition. Watch
men are athtiont,l nlnnX tho Kas,Hwaya to Bnnsll
tue Anru 10 nxpHrlnH InlncrN, Thu roof Ut the
KIugNay Of tho thrtl tier hus caycd throc feot.
, 1881-06-16


Special DLpdten to The Chicago Tribune.
nEs MONIES. H., June 15.-0ne of tho
boilers of the Glucose Company exploded
this afternoon. Fireman Patrick Casey was
seriously burnetl M great damage wn3 ,lnne t.,
tho building. Tho ca,,se Of tho explnsI0n II not
known rs tho engineer bnt moment b0foro
tested two Ra,,ges Of wntcr, mud thero was but
sixty-tlyc pounds pressure Ut steam.
, 1881-06-16

UVitF0f 4713FotSIk
JotIEr. ILL.,, June lJ.--rhe Denver express
ran down a maj, walking Oil tho Chicago i
Alton track nt :! O'Clock tlTs afternoon, near
the rolling mills Iie wns lab0rcr. and Is nup.
posed tD ilayo bonn intoxicated. Tho whistle
sounded md bell r.ltl1 nnd tnnifnctuaa efforts
lnio TO AtDp the train. Tho hfiy wna consider
Rby tnRnKod. and ueath resulted within few
moments.
, 1881-06-16

3pdst8E O0p1ss@ ID III EAIt306 7F18aAA
uNa ANlNks, ID, 3uuo 1a.-0Lds for tho plata-
gIass for the new Btats. ilouso were opened to-
A1y. Large numbers Ut manufacturers vera
tal Plate Glass Company, ds at Louls.1
, 1881-06-16
O1fIo MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION,

Co1ustnUs, IT,, June l5.-At this lnor,lIua's
session 0f tho Statu Medical Association
tllirty-tllrce now members were admitted,
u proposition to amend tic constitution In
scvernt purts Wis lH'stuunol for onp yenr,
Dr.. j. +. llcesl, or thu Wrst Virginia Stata
Doarsl0f Health, was introduced a,Al deiIy.
erutl nii address, showing tho E,npurtanre ot
havlng IN efcctisu I.tmr,l of llcAth IN each
Stusc. will rIatts fur systematic ennerutian lie
a!su hulh thlt tlln prcsellt rntes for exatuInicx
applicants fur ltt0 Insurance. werc much tvo
k1hnlI.
Tho Aasaefut10u this afternoon elected Startling
I.o.inE President, }. F. lsa!,lwin scerrtary, md
J. NJ. lines Treasurer All ilrep 0f these uf.
tlGcrs tlrB Df Columbus. Thu Asst,einflnr al.
tended u rrcnptlu1, nl,d baWluut ut the in!bccie
Asylum this evening.
, 1881-06-16

SAnATOaA, June ,5.-The Straw Eos!4
Association Ia Ii, session here, ARRANGING 70
keep production down to .lrm:.,4, 81 as ~ ~
chosen Secretary Gyll Fr3asurer.
, 1881-06-16

uxtLfFosTAlHE, o.. juno la-Mrs. IiebcocA
brown. u wealthy wlnw. has lunated to tho
Ave acres Ut lal.l, beautifully located, utmost In
tho centre q TT. corporation, for \ punk. in
1ueuory VI lIr. IL, u, Nxuwn.
, 1881-06-16

Special Ditpateh 10 Ih$ Catfdoo Tribune.
M.sSlsrEE, A1lch., june l5.-UnM!ul Uxei.,
tending tlse eagi1s- -l,lnch!nu Il. Fi,er's mill,
wis Instantly killed tisIs utternaon by tito ctigur
nylnx buck lnd striking him In the brcnst.
, 1881-06-16
WISCONSIN HAIR ASSOCIATIONS

MADISON, Wis, .1tllM 11.-'rlr S;nta ia.
Association lnot tlis ,il0lllng, al.r linn N[ns",
". Strong presiding. Fltty-two ,vu,prs ~
tho profession ,nuslu nilpIlratEn, for Iuy,Ipr
ship and wvrc duly elected. j. cn.n,unnIr,,
tIon WIS received frSn titlzcus or MIIwo,.
kco nsktns that II potulas Subscription he ,atrn
for tho crcetlon or II monument tn tho Lutte Nan.
ntur Matthew ltnls Eurpenter ". L, Carts,
fr'lN tho Committee I'll Amendments to Iass
,n,ls'o II StrtnlK rephrt ayattlst tho tukcrIpp n;
tho atntutca 1y tAs Legislature. 'rlW tiuI, John
w. E,try rgtlA MI Atlr laror III 4 reI,eaI Of ths
atututcs. showing tho effect of repeal Ds,1 rs,
isting rights cst:htcd ther'ty and liablics n.
AsstMtIl1on then adjourned tI1 tu.,ru,r1W
III excursion mn Luke Msnuutn.