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, 1881-06-01

Special DhFafth to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
srR1a0rIELp, ILL.,, MAy 3l.-Arttclcs OF nsso-
cLntlon wcro to-dny fllcd with the Secretary 1T
State by tho st. Louis. liullcri.le s. Ccntrnlla
Itattroad Company, ut l}ei'ovlllc. with n prn-
pusod capital OF sl.0ao.001. Tho obIacs uf tho
organization, IA atatcA IN bo tho construction OF
a line uf rond from Ucllevillo to Contrnltn. and
tho cotporntHrB arc: Adolphus Nc!os. Joseph
". branch. aud Charles Fars0n. OF st. Louis:
md MARSHALL ". Wolf, Fa!lx soott. Thomas
Knobasuch, J0hn Klocss. and Russell fltnchaey,
OF 1}oltcvIl,c; and II. W. Hubbard, Of ccntraIln.
As tho prurosed route would run parallel to
aud bnt = few miles dissant from the,
DhIo & Mlssiss!ppl ltoad ami as there IL no loeal
Or through tiancss to support n'inthor l!lic tho
PURPOSE Ut thIs organization " mot oaei!y per.
ce!vch. nor docs It sectn probanEo that this roasl
rho Cairo & 1T. Louis Naroad IL to be sold
| July /. hy order OF tho United States Court,
when it Will pnss Into tho hnuls OF tho Gond-
holslnrs Articlrs Of tncnrpnrAtion OF tho now
Company werc to.day fltcd with tho Secretary Ut
| stuto. It. IL to he Known as tho &. Lon;a o T. 1
Cairo llaIlrond Company. With 4 cnpttnMi H. ot xo.-
I4A..D0. md with lts prtno!pnl olcn in ChicnRn'
| Tho cnrparht0rs aro Wtlllntn Wh!schouse
I.urctxb NJ. johnson. 3. Corning Judd, Edwin i,
| Sinitlom, Henry II. Wbltcnouse. JnmcA ST. Itt!ls
| and tuEpuu II. Flkhb1rn. OF t:hicag0: Caapcr w,
sehaaf. 81 Louisville: and Johu o. Lootaiugton,
Of En9t st, LOUIE.
, 1881-06-01

Spsttnl fHspatch 10 Tho Chttuao Tribune.
FAnco, u. r., tfny 1i.-A rtllnnr has Incn very
acncral,y circulated hnrc that tho wurk IN tho
southwestern brnnch Ut tho Nnsshcrn Fac!0c
bud buc, orterctt discontinued aud TINT Mr. ].
j, lll, Manager of tho ManitnE,a isno. bud plir-
chased tho cnsscIton I3ranch. ~ tho r1isnor
scunici, 10 to bnsed on authentic datn, ! Fought
r. Il. r}olano, engineer in charge. this evening.
fur reliable Information, and was informed that
1t ID wItht,t foundation. Hr. tilll did cntcr into
a secret agreement H,fne ttna0 n9u To purchase
tho CassetoN Branch, bul tho latter lncked the
cn,,rauo tn carry It out bcfom he was t@anktAl by
Willard, foArln8 tho Indignation which would fol-
low. Mr.. I'LL! huwcvur. still hopes, md rcccnt-
~ expressed his qualification ut tho change III
tho Northorn iaci1u infringement, as this Will
help hin. ho thinks, In hl1 negotiations. ilp
hns atrllx fricn1 th Pullman, whp. It Is sAi1,
will nssist him III consideration of Eiil putting
the Pullman cars nit th9 MRnttopH !toatl. nId
this IN lfIlls present crr'tnd t0 New Yotf: 70.
fur fronl Thu Northern rac'tlc tllscs,ntlnnlnrfY
tw started - threo OF then1 oast 81
Fargo --wherovcr they can ctt into th9 Mani;
tnt,a Cotnpnny'a business flats to thls end
wcre aketchrI in Ut. Paul last antuEuny ana tllt.
uutscd by MnI. All1erson. nlt'gt0F Dukes aiid
Sir. Dclat,0 MIR. Hill and thu Northern lhG'tlo
arc now. rnclnr on tholr southwesssrt! branches.
cccl tn hIs negotiations In Now York he has de-
cIarc,l l,is Intention nf building hrhneh a!onE.
rdn tho Cnssaltn1 f!rarch. M be aic9ca that ttie
Northern raolric. by building this braneh. hal
| violated It's contract mot to build any btanenel
within twenty mfIus west Of lsed River.
, 1881-06-01
HYMENEAt,


SptetdI Dtspatsh TO Ths Chicago 1rtbins-
MILWAUKEE, B'ny M.-Tho marriage OF 8. F.
Fish, Of Chicago. md Miss ifclcn Leopold,
daughter Of prominent citizen Ut this city.
to-day, wus tho most elaborate social htfatr of
tho ncason. Tho ceremony was performed by
tabbi Moacs ut tho Templo Emmanuel at
o'clock. Then followed grund reception and
dunce ut tho rlankintou, tho quests numbering
several hundred. Tho supper was worry elegant.
and tho hutol arcntle, whcro tho reception ,a waa
Was brilliantly Fhtea by yh'csaS eesssleity yne9ps mao
sS'l0Tans i; H. Y seesmo%s: ~ .n'f:3o e'!psd
ii. f. Leopul md wlte. !Ianfy Hurt nnd tn'ay,
Mr. Ureerebuulh and Indy. tho Mlssos arGGno-
baum, Mrs. mud Mr.. Wcinsbok. Mrs. Fish
mother uf tho Eran,n. Mr: aud Mira FruedMhl.
Mr. kuwbcrgur, rhtla nnd n. II, Alox1i,ler. Mrs.
Tn,slg. str. mid sIrs. ilarbor. Jnke Newman.
md Hihors. A.. F. t.oopo1a, tho fathor Or !le
Irllle. IL momber OF Tho Chiclg9 tlrtti OF aus
trfnn Il Lropold, ownots OF ihe 1nko Superior
nrrustcd in New York as,d held for a
short tlme on 2 eharso ,,,,sn, of ;1ln.s sta,1K-
Tue tic goajs bolns. liz, bridal trossoau ror
Ills iial1Khtor, which ho hAl purnhnsol ut
II Xtent expense lit Europg. He Kot out or tho
troupto In soHau way. probably by paying very
lnrHo aim Of n,onoy. ns hu lR 4 man ot wo4!th.
Tho nowly- married couple Will scs!do IN Chl'
ClHDs
, 1881-06-01
INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER.

Fred l.. Fake, = broker, WAS lnhde the recipient
yesterday Of all tho honor and distinction wh!et
falls to tho lot Of him wAu interiors; with MI
ofloar who II attempting to lsohArNo bis duty
lIo was takon to tho Armory Police sta"
morn,uu bofore the ro,loe Court. It IL snId that
Ottlcar Etfo was tryug 10 induce y pcrlpatot9
cosMpi,,in1 nusagcS in thu ahaps ol q Wl!u.Gyctl
brut tsi tako up position othor ut tho
eIao OF tho Sidewalk or ~ The, tbo wIlk H..
altogether, rather th1n llnpodo travel "
middle 1t tho patti for pedestrians. Mr. Fakes
huaFt swelcd tor tho wretchpdness Of tho tnuslo
fnroho thAu polite, uds.sng the wolnan TO cn1l.
t!nua TO torturd the ne!Khborhood, despite tue
polloemaus nandatu: Thu nlfosr Objected to
and esonrtod that Individual 10 Tho station ~
a1oreAAld.
, 1881-06-01

this city, md. l..lnco Mr.. Mctlrum'a tleath acting
ucncrai Western Frc!gnt Agent w!i: It. y nnasr,
FroIgit Agent Of that rt,nd. Mr. llantfnll sve!!
deserves ths compliment trDtn tho r,nhnKnrsnt
The Fort wayn FIR - rs =, t" rs !asr tt1 r.
ness Ut that roatl In this city, and has directed
with such signal at'iIty and r;tni Ji.!isgcnt rs to
nuke tho absence Ut Mt. AcldEum hard!y tell
rates 10 lleH stations Un tho Tu1rtlo X North.
wcstcrn 1iranch will le In effect june !. lSsl:
to Woodstock, !A.-trst-uInsr. nj gents per lS9
pounds: second. .elas.. u canta: th!rd;slass. ~
s:nt: 5qTtsAt t,.: u efts ssr whest cet;s n set
Ia1lc 1ruys-nr:t-eIusa Ut cunts: seco1t!. class,
Il, centa: thrd.cInhs. 81 ev.,ta fnarth.class. q
fsls fSb:r "aSet; e ecnt. 1t % II
.ccnsh: sccond.elasa,, q cents; third; ctass. 8:
ccnts; foiirts.class: II sonts: wassts..a ce"'1'
positinn to k1lrw thut tho Grand Trunk incs,
Ito Cofnmcretn Express. tho National i'lspatcn
% F1 sx f Ths sf2 ss sss sa 's ';ssy nc &c a
roato 10 Now york i only ~ CENTS while rho o
hava tucitly heGn aiowef tU make 4 cut OF hso
cents. but i seems they are cutting al,t,ut ~
9T Ts @ tsss esfrf lsrfe hss
brought theIr rnto so.noth!uu near those as1orcd
| by tho lake rtImtn. 1t Ia significant that tue
I 0tGgI El1Aue Ill tH4 pUil HlG"AHK Ct'HPH1AAics
ithtt,x III this Kind Of freight inst nDw. It II
| etatci that posst,ly tho Now fnrk Central linz
will brcnk III rita fer tho pstrpsMu nj furnishing
| tho Urht,Jl Trunk 1tneA a meeting of tho .Inlnt
| Executive Committee 1T tho pttDl lines Will by
held In New fDrk In tho cturso Hf Il wcok, and
it ID expected shat It will tako tho matter undei
ndyseu,eilt-
Thcro Is some nocd for tho better protection
Of cnlxrnnts passing ovgrtslo wostor1, rAtlrsn'i.
| III such large numbers Mt present. All sorts o
tricks nrG being played upon thu newcomers "
shnrpers md scnnwnKH BY which thoy afG w.
prIycI Of tt1a!r 1neans. case Of this kit,h oc
clrrch on tho Burlington the night bcfore lust
sulna scouudrel Kot on tho train and. rcprcsGnt'
lnx himself Ms a conductor. managed to Ket
numl,cr Of tickets fru,n the ignorant Foreigners
When the rtKlllar coIttluet0r ctltIse around tue.
felt surprised that tiloy should be Hsked 10
tt0tr ttekuts twice. "A soon rs tho tt't'tlucto'
had tccome awnre Of tho rent RtntC Of nYh!rs
Rcarch wns ,nndu for the scotindrel, but tho blr'
: had fIowu, ard mono Of tho eHiEtnnts weT
evcu nble, 10 3iya n description " him i'm
| Tho sw!n,1lcd emiUrnnts werg lnltnn Tor Nc
| hraskB and lows, hsll had mt sufficient mean
TO purchase nrw tickets. Tho ltairond Comra
ny. however. n,cnna t0 t1kc care Ut thott An
Rne to it that thoy roact1 thntr dustnRtlor. III
Company cnn SUITE. M lUss. a tho tlckets vi
be tnkeu M ii presented. AZ their numbers hnv
locn furnished 70 tho conductors aud also to LII
; eculpcts.
, 1881-06-01
COAL

PHILADELPHIA, hiay al.-lt ID stated that oil
the coul Iu;orcats uny9 given their llssont to tho
plnn Of restricting production proposed by tho
tcceyor of Tho Reading ltatlrond compnny, OK
ccp, tsnmucl Bloan, Of tho Delaware. 1alcka-
wal,nn s Western lsnilroad Company. Tho plan
substantially ugrced Upon by tho coal tntorosts,
with tho exception notetl. ID TINT oe working 11l
tull tilue overy Ritornate ~oUk. Work Will DO
Glrrjet on this wnok to establish hnBla for cA!.
cuIntton Of tho nllotinonts ot tho phll9deph!n y
Heading Coal 3 Iron Company, ana lnu1v1dual
utyuraturB decided to hdvanee prices Of al! sizrs
OF l.ort,orry tnni at Purt llchnohd 10 cents per
ton, ind all szea Of LDr11rry 10 CENTS aud ot
L.kcns ID conts ppr ton ut Elixabethport.
, 1881-06-01
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
I,f'r1*SlIuIiG.

No{tt1f URPdttH 70 Tx CHlEd91 7f1BHH1s
I'lrrsuUno, l'a., May 3l.-1hc strike Of tho
frol,-workers nj Cincinnati which 1t Is threat
enc.t Will be inuugurate1 to-lIigllt, Will not
affect tile agreement made here between tho
manufacturers nnu employees. Tho CINCINNATI
wurknicn belong to different division of tho
Anlulxamatc1 Association. They demand an adj
ynncc of N per cent md, falling to get 1t, say they
will str1ku tonight. Six ntiiB will ju closed and
ZOO mon thrown out Of employment. Tho Clu-
cnnatl manufacturers c1niM ttat this Is Il move
instivatcl by pnrt!es here 10 rliso tho cost at
manufacturing iron III Cincinnati 80 high that
tho n,nnufncturers will By frozen out Of tue
market; ulI Of which Is den!cl by Ilttsbltrx
iron mg,, several Of wlluEn wcru spoken to IN
tho subject this evening. They suy they hnyg
no feAra OF successful cosnputitl1n at Cincinnati
, 1881-06-01

Piano, ILL.,, May 31.-Sfnco Tucsslay. april p,
tho casa ot Thnmas johnson Va. Tho Ch!ca1o,
burlington i Quincy Rhllrohi Company has nc-
cupicl tho attonton OF tho kendnll County Cir
cult Court, II Is Il suit brought by tho brother
and administrator Of Christ[un l.. 1uhnson. who
was run oyor and hnrrtbly manKiod ard killed
ny d ctl.unaIne Ut tho Pinno Harvester
Shops. April a|, 1870, which shot through tho
ynri at reokloss speed, who tho ordinances ol
lilo town tlo not purtnit thetn to run faster thaI
dix miles m hour. Tho willDw wNs offered $:is
ut tho tlt,o Of tho aucidant by way or scttlo'
ment. This sh9 refused 70 acoopt: THIS morn;
Ing tho jury. whiuh bud been o9t throe aays ant
thr1u nuhta, rettlrMett yerllCt against the
Company for q, ,501 damages.
, 1881-06-01

I.ou1sv1LnE. KY. May 3l.-The thlrty-saoond
drnwluv Of the Commonwealth Distribution
was held to~day at Nacau[ey's Thoatro in tho
presonoo of respectable audience. Ticket
l5,p5 dsov tho capital prlzc Of f0,00o; 8osln
lrew tic socond prlzc, *lo o0o; a. MD saS!s cant
ets drew slOo0 each. "a, 1s9 B,Ha7. t.,o05, 0a,l9,
G0,40f. q. .3N1
, 1881-06-01

SCRANTON, Pa., May al.-Tho Twenty~clghth
annual ConotaYo OF tho Grand commandury Ut
Knights Tompar OF Pennsylvania convened
this evening, and will coHtinua In aoasoIl until
Thursday. Tho city Ia rapidly nIlln4. up With
PROMINENT MRsonH and vsfturs frnn I'LL parta OF
fllo stMto. Thu grand parade vii! taka place
Thursday mofEiug.
, 1881-06-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To Ono and Al1.-Arc you suffering
from cough. cold nsthtnn, brunuhltts, or unY
OF Tho vnriuus pulmonary troubles that ~ a!ten
end Ia collsumt{tinn? lf So, tlgo "Wtlbpr's furo
Cod. Liver OIL md Lime" safe as'u slFe resno-
lIrly rrctrrLbt.d by tho ;neiitenI facnlty. Mann
fauturetl 0nly by a. u. Wiibor, Chomlss, uoston.
Sold by I'LL druggists,
, 1881-06-01
A HORSE DISEASE.

MOUNT Gt1.rAu, O.. MRy u!.-Withtn tha lust
week IN epidemic dlsuuao anoug horses. cosii-
,nuuctux With symptoms nusIccAbo In oaacs of
dtstemper, mud flnally going tu tho brain and
causing worry sudden doath, hns begun to euRo In
Cha9kUr n1lI FRANKLIN Townships, Ia the oastoEa
partS OF III II county.
, 1881-06-01
AUSTRIA,

THE PRINCESS srEilrAN1E NOT FEELING
NELt..
PnAuuE, May 3t.-Thu autograph letter Of
tic Emperor to thu President OF the Council
Is published, .lcsIrlix Prince Rudolph md
Princess StcpnnIe's entry into Prague.
june =, tn be entirely ullot>lciaIt owing to tho
condition Ut tho tattor'a health:
, 1881-06-01

1loME, Nfny 3t.-rhe Liberia announces
Gun. FHrreros, Minister Of War, and SiRnor
Ma1iiuni. Minister Of Finance, have dis
agreed concerning tho proposed incrense Ut
wnr estimates and tondcreu their res!gna-
tloli. Depretls Is cudsaynflng to restore
harmony to avoid Il fresh crisis,
stD1sE WAR MONEY.
It Inns been resolved to gral't atl Increase
Of II, 000 00o frn,lcs IN tho war budget.
, 1881-06-01

Arsnt1,A lscef. 1ron. nnd 1vInn, xvitla
Cinohot,a, ttu stailart medicinal tonio nf this
progressive aEe. It cnrlchcs tho btood. prompt
iuprpvcs tlxcstiou uic. lst.su!t: 4 r,,,i,.l fDrn
bright eyes, happy Rtatn 1t mini. Arund's drug
atusu, pQtIUr Mutlfsun street anh Faith ayDulp.
, 1881-06-01

Coy1SaroN. KY, May 3l.-The strike Of
tho ironworkers In Cosington md Newport
IL practically unanimous. Thu demand for nd
yNnpe III wagcx Ia from y tn II pgr cent. Tho
sntll-owncrs say 1t is impussb!e 10 puy tho I'D
ynucf nakcl,
, 1881-06-01

ShfAu's A"so tsA"' ~ 20 4.sse +A''@"@
sesasu'ha LUIS no" l'ne.
1'EKIN " SOUTHWESTERN.
tia sust nq cnsv tn a,1cuon Oft a railroad rs It
"a '"'' " ,,.,s, oa., -, Tho .,Ivhnst hIt,
IL 10 se1 cnh'F VI " ocoe'o"a " wv .' e".hee
ncr+ tho people who Wnnt tho loetnoF ehS'n8
"EGOQtQ0" or $GlN, ,tO0" with as iittle tflUrt rs
orn NJ t1,o ln,tcr rr,ea out nb0" or "Gp cn,lts."
~. ~ 49, ..I ~ i, .n .ros ,,,ronetr,to,I nj
tho north door of the Cnston,- House at 10
o'rturk yesterday morning, when tho Chicago,
1,nr1n y snt},,vistnrn 1tailrna,1 wns dtsposcl Of
- oA 49,. ~ t,, ,,na t,,a s7sI nm s,vht for
III abont h'o lhnutcs ior Si"''o'o. nsAL -.
possession Uf 1t hu6 loon going on since
.rune 10. 1877. wteu bill WIS titcd
fHr Inn ,,nr,oa, or fnrco1nstnp tho first mort.
-. ~ ,..,s ,,~r,ao,rrx ,,owov,,r WI. drouued.
gage. TINS procceahk' uo"o. "as a'oprs"'
their interest. 4 supplemental b'll wRa tholl
tlcd to fArrensHl uItlur tho second. !nort1hqe,
tho TURNER'S l.oan Trust Cunt1hily l'elnF tho
trustee. uld Il dccFcu pf sale wMs c1ltGrnq w
tudHD DrfNmOnl March llu lbHl, auDlecE+ oI
COURSE, to tha frhta Of thusH Interested IT. Tho
first mortgage. Tho Wabash Company u ulLtr-
s,oOl to 10 tho owner OF tho bulk Of tho
iisst mortgage lonls, and wantod tho pokin &
a., Tho stuekhpItiars 10 uppose tho Foreclosure
uutrr tho urcotl fnortEaxo. Thu It, LnutB 4
Alton tllso wHt,tud tho ruuu. Tho tlocrce WIS Mt.
tunkcyi md Tor ten tluya phst JuuKu UruMmOlll
litb bcctl ltstlitt, to arguments tister motion
tn set il us,lc. This ho nnly deoIIncd TO do, re-
ni,ir,t!tr tho DECREE, md yeator.Iny tHnrnlng tho
rt,ati WIN a,,id u in ltrs1,lf1ct tl,qrrnf.''
IL tic bOur uutnrtl tllotn were prusont Master
In f'hnnccry Htlor,nAl. vim wAs to he tho u,ia-
tinGrnr. Gsuruu e. Cutt,pbclt, Rftornpy fur +, T.,
iiimrEiny. fhu Frusidnnt Of tho roNG whu Ia snlh
, 1881-06-01

THO annual meeting Of tho Chicago. Rock ISL
and & pacno hallway will be hold at tho COM
pnuy'a Office In this city to-day. Tho ot1ccra OF
tho road lo not think TINT thoro will be any
changes In the directory or management VI the
road, Still tho fnot TINT Jay 0ould ID expected
hero this morning looks a. II tharo was sono-
thing in the wind. blr. 0ould has 1ocn Dl-
rector In tho Ituok Island for snmo years past,
and IL now nombor OF tho Executive Con'uit-
tuo. II Mr. Gould IL coming hero to participate
in tho proceedings Of tho meeting, he Is ulther
at1ntsl 10 lore tho influence be now has with tho
road or ciac le his obtulned sufficient strenEta
10 wlcld Il larger ynico III tho management thnii
ho hns hnh norctofotc. Tho annttal rppport when
following rcsults from tho business for tho yanr
ending Naroh u, lBbi:
, 1881-06-01

Balance for dividends.
Tho balanco IL equivalent to 1bout l0I por

Tho halanto IL equivalent to ubout l0I por
cent upon tho outst1nd!ng STOCK.
Tho annunl meeting Of the Chicago North
western ttAlway will Eo held Tomorrow. Ihgro
management Or this road. hut tho officials nro
90 cltlsu-1nnnthef1 and act 30 mystcr!oas1y thnt
into Guncral Manager OF tho 1'cnnsyIvnnln COM
paily. arrived In Tho city Inst evening, hut h9
also rpfllscs to state whnt cynct position 10 Will
occupy In Ito Chionuu Il Northwestern.
1t Ii Atstbd TINT tho annual rcpnrt will show
TINT tho gross earnings Ynr tho past rear havo
boon little over $40 U0,0 ,0W.
, 1881-06-01

u Give mo a ElRAK OF enid syAter.' and
with tcnspoonfulU VI Tarrant' sBcltxor Apcrleni.
Will produce INSTANTLY sparkltuK airntlKht Ut
scftxer wAIcr, " tnost hpnlthful .uld lnvfgnrat.
luH.r
, 1881-06-01

Ask your druggist for Holdings Rus.
eia Suivu. Koop II III house III cnse OF acc1lents.
Price. Is cunts,
, 1881-06-01

]
Mfr. fright lflt,ru thnn n,lea resisted Gd.
iournmeht, a,ti Mr.. Tl,onas Hughes wns 40
''uI,-fsngllsll' as 10 stnrurt him. T'Its yrar
tho lsutlien1s anl sUn,e Irish members healed
hy Sir Wllfrutt Lawson inn4le n sluntf set
ngatnRt tito motion ut Mt. ltlcl,artl 1'Dwor for
MI adjournment until Thursday, hui II VIII
carried by n vn!t uf 2it' 10 1lo.
nAt.nEr.r sCIlArCHED.
SprctaI ts.Nt.
1.ospoy, May at.-Wllen 1t became known |
TINT Hnrrctt wns scrntclac,l Inst night for tho
derby his bnekHrA wero vory wr0th agalnst |
tho Aulettcnll stable. 1t WIS stItI thonEl.t by |
,nnny gootl Judges. III sullo of 1rounts, tl,at
Darrcit was the hest, md he Inns bern hncktA (
heavily. When they wcln officially informed
tint l,atrctt was scratched many rushed OIL |
lrouiuts, bringing him to tho position Ut
sccoild favorltat Il tN l.
TUnF NOTES.
LONDON, May :l.-!Tlo EPSON Summer
n,cettng opel,ett to-ttny. The race for tho
Aslltead Stakes wIa woll BY A[0Onstone, Der
nuellcror secosltl, and Wild Stag third. Six
rail-, Including kuc,le's Nurlh Stnr.
Tic betting fDr thu Dnri,y ts q to aRntnst
1rouuots. jockey, Archer: md 20 Ia agalnst
Don Fulano, jockcy, Wood. peregrlno re.
mains tho favortt
Albion 1ins hccn scratched for tho Derby.
hV
,,d MI ,,noriw nj, fi,o ntl,cr 1,orbv hors,s
hn",, , nrr,vo,, ~ E,,som
InrllInr,l,a roli AIIs,okc, cntercd In tho
rocn fnr tl,a t,nson f;"lI (,nn. en1l Koe,,c's
c"it t:nn. S,ntt' "ntcr,.,i in tt,c racc for lin
Stanley Stakes. have also nrriyutl tlleru.
o.,onr"oi,t E1 f,o,5tn, ti,c xrnnr.nl,f l,nrsa
rnrt % nturnl,y, IL % tnp MycaT.ol,I coits l,rnke.
s,u.or mr., f,rynsnolr. mi thn ,.vcar.old iitlv
itrnndonrc wl,fcf; hnvr hrc,, srrntrhc,l from
~, ,,,atr cn,,n ftf,urnts Il, Kcr,,",s name.
'''~' An,n,,,Srr, pn,, r,,t, nt.,,ny.
7, ,,,o iIo,,a, ~ tn,,;,,o,,s n mo,tm, In fa.
49, - ~ oat,,s,,,,,o"t Fnr tt,o Husky ,,o. ,aI,.>
r,odo.,,H -, ,to..o,'Ih lo,,d cl,rrrs.
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COL. Villas WILL ORATE.

MADISON, Wis, May Bl.-Cul. Wllllnu F. Villas,
Of tnIs city, has accepted nn Invitation todottver
tho anpuaI uutlrcss bofoEo the Minnesota State
EAlr At nuchcateF, 3sinn., ncxt full.
, 1881-06-01

The use Of TROpIC- FRUIT
LAXATIVE Is indicated In all
cases where a purgativc, cathartic,
or apcricnt medicine is rcquired;'
and while it produces the same re-
suit as the agents named, no. dis
agreeable, weakening, or distressing
effects $50 common witt, other rem.
cdics) attend its use.
nuT, Of nll who have given |, A SINGLE 7RBAEs
I'M! highly ro,a1ealatury reports arc being constantly
received from eminent physician. Hnd chemists, med,
ral aud scientific otEnn, The Clergy aud preaa, aud
fraA. olher high standard Aoutcca.
, 1881-06-01

THE DUTY ON FLOUR.
BERLIN, May 3i.-Ilo lscicllstag llas mp
proved Of the Government proposal fixing
the duty on flour ut Q marks per 100 kilo'
grams. ....-.
BISMARCK SICK.
DEE.r1N, May 31.-ln consequence OF n
1}Ainfut outbreak Ut tho obi ailmcnt, Bis
lllarck is confined to bed.
.1}ismarck's ailment Is Inflammation Of tho
bluull-yessols In tic legs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-01
NAVIGATION OF the Air.

Mr.. F. w. BIearey, OF the London
Aeronautical Society, recently read a
paper on aerial navigation, and ex-
planned, with the aid of models, the
principle upon which attempts had hith-
erto been made and should in the flu
ture be made to effect artificial flight
The conclusion at which the Aeronau-
tical Society had arrived was that flight
was merely mechanical action capable
of imitation, that it was unassisted by
air cells or other contrivances for eff
fecting levity, that the balloon was in
capable of being rendered useful to
man as means of locomotion except
in the way of waftage. The tenants of
the air, great as was the variety in their
size and forna, resembled one another
possessing three important capacities,
the association and proper adjustment
of which constituted the property and
power o: fight, namely, weight, sur
face, and force. The weight, of a body
was due to the action Of gravity, and
the problem was how SO to retard or
regulate the action of gravity as to
cause it's influence to be enthusiastically
distributed. Having explained what
he wished to show by projecting some
peculiarly folded pieces Of. paper across
the theater, he then let fall from q
height bat-shaped model, which soon,
taking a curve, shot out in nearly hori-
zontal direction for time. Had force,
the third great principle Of flight, been
empioyedy it-Dwould have neatfalized
the action of gravity SO long as it con-
tinued. and the flight of the models
would haye been prolonged. In en-.
deavoring to- estimate the proportion OF
plane surface to weight, so that the one
might carry the other blythe applica'
ton of impulsive force, we were not
without significant data. So varied
we're the forms Of fight and SO widely
different the conditions-in some cases
heavy weight being supported by
small planes or wings, and in others
little weights by extensive surfaces
that, if ever the subject should be
mastered, flight would probably be eff
fected in more ways than one. Great
weight and small surface, as the OBJ
servations of NJ. De- Lucy showed,
must be accompanied by greatgvelocity,
as in the fight Of the common sparrow,
while with small weight and great sur
face, as in the butterfly tribe, reduced
velocity only was requisite IL, there
fore, man could construct the necessary
surface of strength sufficient to insure
safety, he could certainly add, by the
aid of engine power, sufficient velocity
to obtain support from the atmosphere.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-01
B.oodhounds in the Russian Army.

The Russians have strengthened their
army by the novel addition Fl to. each
company of powerful and carefully
trained dogs. These watchful animals
are sent out with the sentinels on pick
ct duty, where their sharp ears and still
keener scent will prove an impregnable
barrier to the lurking spies of the enc
my. The dogs used are species of
bloodhound from the Ural Mountains.
The dog is selected because of it's habit
ual silence. 1t growls but never barks
"a matter of the first Importance to
soldiers near an enemy's camp. The
Ural hound is gifted with an exceed
ingly fine sense of small, keen ears,
and is ever on the alert. Most COM
Portable of all to the lonely picket, the
dog is said to be especially courageous
in defending his master. 1t is curious
that, with the example of the King
Charles spaniels before u.s. no one
thought before of using these intelli-
gent animals as sentinels. The value
of the plan is self-evident. The Mus
covites have gone further, and are train
ing swift hounds. as well as these same
iUral dogs to act as dispatch bearers,
much as the carrier-pigeons were en-
ployed in 1871, They certainly would
be hard messengers to catch, when sent
stealing through the woods at night
Boston Post.