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, 1881-05-25

PRESENTED WITH TESTIMONIAL.
Special Dsspaith Ia Tia CAteapo Tribune.
EntE, Pa., MAy A.-Thls ovcn.nR Capt. Clark,
commanding tho itfe-sartng station, was pro.
sentod with an elegant testimonial Of tho ctiy's
apnreofauan OF bis courage and gaslAntry dis
played in the rescue Of the crewa OF tho thtoo
wrecked sensets-tho El1urah0, fJny Clty. and
Wcsl1y-whoh wero wrecked during tho wQrat
at,ow'atorm Of tho past winter.
THE COLLISION orr SAND nEAC11, LAKE HURON,
SATURDAY.
5psetal Dtspafeh to ms CAttaqa 5fthuns.
M1LwAuKHE, Wis.,. May H.-The propeller
which ctlllldcd win Tho schooner JoscPh Phro
oif SAND ucacha Lake Huron. on Saturday nigh.
morning. Her inJurtca arc not serlous,
NEW Day-nocKs.
Wolf L. Davidson have lensod dock froutaRe
o. 40 by 400 feet o0 tbB Monosa oaes River and
tho lioukhtnn Canal, adjoining the Milwaukee
CompHnys property. for the establishment of
an AuxliAFy ehtp-yArd. They intend to put up
a saw aud planning mill, and will transfer thrau
Ut their boIes to tho now yard.
JUDGMENT AQkINsr Tnx SCHOONER nLAcKtiAwK.
In tic cnso or tito Milwaukee Ship. Yard COM
rany Apninst tho tChnuner 13lHckhawk for ball
ance due on nCgount OF rebuilding. Judge Dyer
to-day rcndGred LET declslun in favor of tue plain
TRANSFERRED.
Capt. David Evans, Of thu revct,,,e.eutter
Andrew johnson. has hern transferred to tho
Perry, located at Eric. lie will DO succeeded by
Capt 4. D. Davs.
OCr AND III nNy.pOCx.
The schooner George II. Warrington came
out 0t dry.tlock tt,-dRy. nnd the sChuoncrs ".
W. brigham and Louie A. uurtun wUnk In, the
Inter to stop q leak.
, 1881-05-25
: AT DAVENPORT, IA.
Special Nspdtth to 1h$ Chicago Tribune

DAVENPORT, I n, May 24.-The tire thls
morning resulted in thu total destruction OF
tho efforts Of the cntiro Fire Department.
loss On tne nlil machinery IS ssl, 90; stock,
SG,ooo: and building, $780, total OF sa9, )
0o0. The Insurance oil machinery WIS Sla,-
OH so; on tho kiln. Sl,8Q8.lp'; stock, $1,000;
among companies IL as follows: Unlol.,
pennsylyania, 500; It raN!. At'nne-
NntFonal, $50; Flra- AsspclatioM, $1,000;
AetEupolie, s2,l00; Franklin. $l,0o0; I'M
perial y Northern, st,oo0: Lan,ar. $3.50; New
York Unde4rwrlteFs. $1,000; phen!x, $l,5n; !;
Worcester, $1,000; pilmntx, Lo,lti0l!, $1,000;
North Dritish Il Mercantile, 5000; Lan-
rnH}1irt 20 00o
, 1881-05-25
TIE REFORMED, CHURCH..

CrEvEnANp, O., May A.-At the session
of tho General Synod Of the reformed
Church at Tifhn to.dny. the Committee IN
Nominations for tha different church mis-
sions was made, and was followed by
considerable discussion. during Which n
strong efost wns matle by some delegates to
get n larger Western representation. The
discussion Of the Ucacotless question occtt-
disposed OF for tho present by referring Il
to the different Churches fur discussion, and
ilnal action to bu takun at the mkt meeting
Of. the Synod In Baltimore, It IL. thought
nov. that the session will 10 finished by
Wednesday,.
, 1881-05-25
Jones OF Chicago, md Henry w. 1'utnnm Oi
Boston nlrpct0r for oile year, Charles q.
Wuod Of BUsto1I.


aOUT1f E1tN l'REsDY1'ErIANs.
sTAryTox, W., May H,-At tho mission.
ary meeting laat night Dr. Pryor, Chairman
Ut the Cnlnlnittee oil ForGlgn Mlsatons, pre.
scntnd bis report. The receipts for The year
have been $40, 900, an increase OF $1,000 since
Inst year. 'rhe general work of tho missions
ary servico has been satisfactory, and lis cot,-
tlitlnn Ia promising. Tho principal rcet,,,.
ne,ldations Ut tho Committee were an ad-
l,ore!lce IN the nrescnl leonstitutlon OF foreign
!nfssiv!s and tfle establishment Ut q lntssiDn
III Africa, fell NOW ,tn1ccnpted by the
Presbyterian Church. Eloquent ndtlfcssrs
on the subject ut foreign Missions werf tlc-
ltyefed BY brs. Wtlson, Palmer, md 1loyt
IN the Assembly to-day tho report OF tho
WIS read. The tlnances Of the institution
are now In q prosperous condition. Over
$4,000 las been contributed for cndow-
latut,
, 1881-05-25
DISCIPLES.

DAYTON, O.. May Y.-'rte thirteenth an
nual Convention Of tho Ohio Christian ard
Missionary Sooety met In Dayton to-day.
Tho Hon. u. A. l1insdale, President OF Hiram
College, presided. Asplrltcd discussion was
held on how to lnaugurato and build tip now
missions. Tho report OF the Corresponding
Secretary showed Eleat ao'1t ot ,1is
prcsent yenr. .AutnnK tho many ministers
present arc the tiay. fsaac Errett, OF the
Lhrtstnn Standard, Cncinnati: W. K.
1endlcton, OF Bethany col!ege, Wsst vir-
, 1881-05-25
AT NOyvLESpUtc7, W, VA,

RowLEsuuna, W. Va, May o4.-Two largc
mills belonging to the RowlesburK Lumber
md Iron Company OF this place were totally
destroyed by fire, caused BY sparks from
engines. Ono Of the mills was owned by 8.
II. brown, Of Washington md the other be-
lonEed to Eborly, 1iiHkle t& Co.. OF This place.
There WIS $3 ,0o0 Insurance. on tho mills, alil
about s., SOD On tho luiHhar. The t0tul loss IL
from 0,000 to $l5, ,000.
, 1881-05-25
MUST, ,PAYt0P,'

SAN FRAsclsct,, May 24.--'rha Supreme
Court. bt4 rendered I, iLeaisIon III tho case Of
tlle SaMlpsu Gus Company axalnst tho rtsas-
!ufer ptt That city tl.ab tAa franchise ot the
/. .curpoyptl.n is taxlhto property uudey the
lew constitutions,
, 1881-05-25
A POSSIBLE noNAT,ON.

CLEVELAsp, O., May at.--J. W. Wado Il
about to propose to thu city the conditions On
which h9' will donate to IT Ills elegant park
IN thp enstern part Of tue city, valued at
half thftliutl. fle vii! reserve sufficient Tor
culleKV site, -
, 1881-05-25
ITEMS,

Mr.. G. W. Adams. {,cnera, westcr,, p,sseu.
mr. A uant - s,,n pa,,n."s..n,ta I Tn,a,sv,.,.
lines in this clty. has nnpoIntetI Mr. !. II.
.,ec' .". u. au.c ''o '"s'' III '1s pf'"
TIE pI,,s,mrp. Fart w.vne T. cb,c,oo HALL
road brought In lust evening about 500 ctnl-
grants, aud expects to bring In about 1000 moro
.o.lSy. HUT rew omsFants eamo In by the
MsehRan tentas y , ySsaotay. but afss number
arc expected 10 aFr'se To-day
SiSl nEi.Sl Tor lie o,rrcepondl1g week iast your,
e, aeerexse rs ~ asi 4 @ 81 p oi ih!s soad
tto,tt taa ~ Ta": noat,a; !" M r. VITO
'as.''' .-...-
many frisnds M % d BIZ. " e. swan, S Il" popuias - @
General Freight AKsnt OF .,e, Milwaukee s st.
ss sa Sar sde ts, 10 M liz fstass @
sumo munths ,uKu tu rrstoro hls gruatIy ,sllat-
tered hcaitt,. is in greatly ttnprnved condition,
Qnl is utrnuss rs Koui rs new ag,ltr.
& minnesota ftnllroaf niers q reward Of $50 fo
VIII VIII r"d @ 10 The rrsst and conyicion @ 81 IT, pc9 =.
Hemlock Hivor, on tho line 81 tho Green l,ay i
Minnasota naliruad. between Hexterv,Ite lad
ua ct ake * u Mng i e. tue ''n Or 'he ''0fn
m, IA tntt,r ~, ~ ,to nx,-. nv f,.,,s ,,o,,z.
rAit on tho New York. PcnnByynnin s. Ohio Hull.
iu ". ,,a,a,r a,d nrJ,, "egsot"h IT, po'r1en n.
.Tn,,r"I T1,,ttnw anil r. NV a,;st c,m.rtc1nI
GEtGa oson"seY a III tn NV MnouS c.s'k!asea.
frt iii, III T." i r,o ~" trn"n n.H x.ein rs~ ~ "s ~ y
N",,n"cn' H. " mil II "a, Il, ,nrr,otysi t,n
"u'ca Will taAe Aooat seaF'
Mr.. ", r. ffmllay. Sor many years ponnncte
glib tho Passenger Department af lha liltsAur,,
cunnvctlon With that .C,tmpany. Whllo III tho
Glnpluy Of tho Furt Waynu MI. Frailoy gatned
J plnyG. IIu is n hrothcr-in-lHw Of Gen. F. u.
Myers, Into ticncrat Passenger Agent OF tits
| ritlsburK T. Futt Wayne llnflroad.
| o,,. x.o,. .., ~ t.u..,,,,, .,n nun :.
lHu @ p1e9Ght FL . Suns tto sh!umtus n'nns @ atH 20
" ou ~ tuW", ,, ,; X - sn9 mt9e
- ue'ik ! MtcMay ~ Muef ~ suWIMC.' W' ~ suun y
g. e. aGue' sus ~ W;, ~ H.S ,ss Is.
Moinrs 4 Fart Dut]uc 10 mlIts: ChIcau,t MiIwni,.
/ -. ~
, 1881-05-25
AT CLTYEIANp.

CLEVELAND, O., May as.-Emerson, Cask-
ey Il Co.. $1,000: Monroe Bros. s. Co., $1,000;
Woods, Perry 4 Co., es,soo; Powers 4 Need.
linn, $4,000; Whitney 4 Raymond, 5000;
Potter, 3trdsall D. TO-, o., ,0o0, ara the Iosses
by the big iNtnbpt-yarl iirU in the city flats
last night and this llorning. insurance
largo.
, 1881-05-25

PoTrsvlLE.E, Pa, May A.-phillIps Il
shaFer's breaker, near fremont, ls on fire,
With no hopo Of say!ng 1t, Tic. loss will DO
$4,000, Two hundred men will bs thrown
out Of work.
, 1881-05-25
W0MAN-SilFFRAG1STS,

BOSTON, May H.-'fho WOMau-SldrnKo
Convention adjourned this evening, after
tlccting Mrs. Lucy Htunu President. u nuul-
bcr OF Vice-l'reallentS. ulll other officers.
, 1881-05-25
The LATEST CREMATION.

WARRINGTON. Ia, May 24.-'rhs body OF
Miss Frank 81, q. ,Kontta, ot MaIfsou. inL.,
was cre,nated llere yesterday, Deceased was
qllltu q writer, and known all over Ludienn.
Her astles will bo tnkel, buck to Madison mud
aepos!tel In the 4prLnGtla!e Cenlplety.
, 1881-05-25
CnNRREa aArIaNAln

DosroS, May M.-At the annual meeting
Of the congregational Publishing Society to-
day. Samuel johnson, OF Boston, was elected
President the Rev. Dr.. Mortimer blake Sec
retary, and Il. LuWrunc0 larnard TruasurGr.
, 1881-05-25

Shipments, llooos bushels.
nKTHOrr.
n,..'.s sp.s.et Pr nsea'ea 70 II cnttoeo 7,!esne
4 IL Csldweii I'D consast @ 1a aordo:
q tSe e~e aa sstses
wSsrn5a f"rmorans .xa an c9n;9rs Lincoln and
sort tux Torrent asld raft. tSs Forost City W and
bnrkes, tug ltesaluio anu saft. '
Passed s,r-,,'ropellofs Avon. ras.atu and
eehtx,ners Sophia MInch, ii. j. Wapb. md G. F.
ssn ~ 3 o5GFsWs' Ws s"S. nSs s9a
Coyns, il. ii: Fertch, Laura ficife, Hanna, jana.
ray; eteaIuar tuvarstdo and raft
ArrIyet-schoonor r. +. Dorr.
Wfnd-Eaat, clevcn miles.
roHr KuHox. Mich, MMy 2t.--rassed up-Pro-
pcllcrs Avon. L. shck luna, Josie Farweli, Mid.
dlcsox and cnnsors. sntofprlae, With sohoonor
teEson, Walls Hurt, Lem Ellsworth, lied Wits
Clayton be'le, flee.wlnR, IL F. Murry, ii. 4.
g.I Passed. do*p-rropollor Now FORK, tug Nat
BttGkhey and baFges.
por 'a ux, t*as I'LL .sa.HS5 @i,p no D. p..,sd up
pP.opeller J9bn Ss' n oI.dl9n .th sqhoonera 9;
ay r"ss sasss a.
9. Aas.on, chandior J. Wolls, 0ranser. ii. MuiE.
Davidson. Tnonas ". Paiiner and ca,sort, Hen.
" Chisholm With schooner Negnutiee, Eseauaba,
Faycste hrown. l1ay'e Aa9staa, Yosonito and
Ttbbetis, u. EserleIgh.
Wind northeast, light. Weather ano.
MILWAUKEE.
6pfttdl Dtspateh to Tn CAtedeo THh1snz,
MILWAUKEE, Mny 9s.-GrRtn frcIxnts arc
firiner. and an ntisnnco Of y cent could havu
Zee been obsainSd Ind any yo.sel ooen feadyto load.
, 1881-05-25

The lHorsford Almanac aud Cook Hook
sent true: numford cneu!ca! Works, Psovt-
uunoS, L. !.
, 1881-05-25

AT FLORENCE, ONT.
FLORENCE, Ont, May MA fire Inst night
destroyed ak stores lit tho business part Of,
the vllage. Loss, 0ao; Insurance, X, 1000.
, 1881-05-25
,.t. from the Annual Report
showlng It's Financial
Condition.
nat, sl36 Each to Convert to
II "" Christianity Chinese in
Oregon.
,tdress OF the Influence Of tho
~ Foreign EIenlont III Western
Civilization.
..a,rs n the Northern and Southern
''b Presbyterian Assemblies at Buf-
falo and ataunton.
THE BAr11sTs.
rt.,,,.h tn The Chfsd9a Tribune


sxtisl Dt'paith 10 me c"'sas0 1,'pu''s' ,w
1sp1AsArol1s, tha, 'tay s.a,a,,, re ,",., 1n tha
..n baptist Home Mission % noc.esy nG'a G'' .i'o
M,rds to-day ut ING fl.s. .,,, napt.s. Snn.e
~, M,prslient tho Hon. W!lllah 81 st'ekney' u
w,,hlnstofi, D. e., .presttlnl2' 1no 10y L;
! Warehouse rentl portions OF tlio ahnha!
,snod, Tho total TcccIpts lor .ne yt'aI s'oe
;,tLll[ne loans rcpaidl are Ssss''V''as4t' or
saslS more tttaf1 from tao same sontees
Id rear. The inco'Ho from eohtlipntlo''s'
l,a,s!.s. school, interest," o" in'esIou tai.'s,
,t. las bech sleo,3l@'H. Auul.ioas u tslo
armament trust hlnl endowment 1anas arc
.Hlp.ss; TO funds On wtsic't aii'i'hties hIo
n,td, ST., 44s5A-a total 10 tfese 1"nus VI ~,
isl. For church edlilco WoIk ~ ',"l'''f
,t,,s been received. other large
,uns l'avo been plctgca' lhs
suiety's Indebtedness IS $sa"''.ai, against
elas1l75 last ycar, A large portion OF tne
Increase In receipts, being. tlesignatea rs al'
nuI,y funds, Is not iIAlnedlate'y appllcaDlo
fo, The gcneraf missionary WORK or Lie 30
te,y The receipts were received from tue
ip!osLng sources: Chnfcllest sunday
pho9Iy, md individuals, a1o5. .efv'4p; !eQa.
,les Sci So o.; real estate aud Investments.
sl4gS5; students In schools, s9l '57o.S'; mis-
uhneous, s7,llS.14; interest from chafch-
fd!bce loans, $40. 1870; eliurcll-edillce loans
npsd, S3l, ~. -; total a.2o.'ll'.s4: lne1u'tas
v,nexpendcd as follows: ue1iefa! pnfposcs'
sllQ,ssisa2Sl; freedmen VOTE ana Schools
*aGo,o6; boarl and tuition IN SCHOOLS, sal-'
exS3; sundry designated objects, sl,sNus;
church cdliice loan FUNDS, va, ,7W.s7;
church ctsifice benevolent 1nha. Sf,oS'3o;
tpal, s9D,e!7.A. The trust funds are hcld
a follows: General PURPOSES, 5so.3s.os;
fseeIuen work and schools. S2s,GU.a;
rectal eniowments. sl6, ,SG.75; payment Of
sApul'ies. ssl1a'G;; IecelyeH during tho
ysar, sa5,s'.N; chlrc'l-e'tilice ,'aoa1 tuna,
.sssa9eh'b; cf'!iFcll-el'llco heneVo!ent 1uha,
8,i'TlW. Results Oh tlae years WORK; weeks
d labor, ls,0'V' cltlfches anu outstations
Implied, l,:U.; sermons plcncnea' at,s4''
preachers meetings. heIa. la,oo'; Ie1'Rious
visits malt' 61,'a7; iecclFed oy paptlsm'
lsA: received ny lettef ald experience,
~; total eh'fc'l momoersi'lp: m'S@u'
saufches ofsah'zcu' VI ounaaJ.schooIs "is'
ae'eafe o. inasslohaIles' ooa' abundance as
saaa}setoo1s, a,up; oe1as'o1ea1 eoi'1rlo'l'
Mna tepo1lea' sfo4,ot4' ING report 1ccoM-
nehas senlleenNhnlal 5upl4ee In Ne"
loIk next ye"r:
Iae Icy. y: D. Phelps u. D., OF Hartford,
lo61i, feaa tAe report ON Obituaries Among
,sase,Wto haSo u'ed during tho ycar ase M
aaa b!saop, L!+O., Soratogfl n: X; a. ~.
saaSel't tsot' ae AeY' be,llamih !i!llt u. na
W. n.y. ~ bAf,'aoas sears ~ ", Lib, tao
ht. Thomas Powell. Illinois; the Rev. Will
, 1881-05-25
Freights Steady at 4 Cents on Wheat
and 8 3.4 Cents on Corn
to Buffalo.
Coarse Freights Remain Steady
and Strong at Prevailing
Rates.
The Propeller That Colllled with tho
Schooner Joseph Paige the
Waverly.
Capt Clark, Of the Lifa-Bavipg Service,
Presented with Testimonial.

D{9ASTEtfS.
HAE A0HoUNn IN 4 FoH.
eptetne Dhpdlth to TIA Chicago Tribune.
Pohr HuispS. Mich, May 2i.-Thr propeller
Now York run aground near the Star 1sIaud
1fouao. aboyo tho cut at 1t. Clnir morn.
sha vaa pulled OF by tho tug champion.
, 1881-05-25

The alarm from Dox ~ at 7:so Inst evonlnl
waa caused bya lIttle btazu III tho drying
room Ut the DrlEKs House laundry. Los!
nominal,
, 1881-05-25

No good hcAlth with thlu Impure blood. Hop
Nitters lnakts tlch bloou. Kuo1 hc1!th, and
strength.
, 1881-05-25
STEAM PHlp NEWS,

LONDON, May 2i.-Tho steamer llermodt
lru.u New YORK, has arrived at l1avrc.
NEw YoRK, Muy 2l-ArtlveA-Steatners
Aluppo, from Liverpool, and Devon from
Bristol.
, 1881-05-25


-. -.sS
LAKE 1hs1oHTs.
Lako fro|Rhts Ecro stendy. with ccats as the
ratio on whnat and Bat cents the rate IN curn to
fluCyaIo. while corn h, Kingston va, tnken nt Il
c.,nts ;rha n,1n,,,r,.,,,s ~ n,,r.,o, ,r"rx r,r
Gat..s' s iIe euRa8otnentS ~ "n.olncaa "e'o' ror
ntfHalo-Fr0pelltF rulcdo, @...tU0U corn: prcpci-
fer Bootfn, 6!.001 corn; schooner Lfxzfo 4. Law,
r. 0fxl corn: schnnnrrg q. r. wntson 4ynnn earn.
s..,,,,ns MaSI, a,"r.,s, ~ nca .ans, .nse.aa
eeu~ncr Aaela 'aastla' "hoo coE"' ecnooHcF IL
sau fn!RchoutR, duuN corn; pFnP0lier lt0e8a,
5000 wbcut: propeller liut1hfo, 25,0n wlIeaf.
For Sornta-scbponcr 81. Lawrence; :,.o0o e;;;,,
rnr E,io..pronn,tcr Ann1o yo,,nr :u,Es, cu.,,
rot - gu 4ots'.et nul.u ~ 1"u''st ~ WV" eusi'
Ell KnEssanvsshaaner si,go 1000 eo5 m ror
oli!nEMoou-schtnhef Icctlmsuh. lA,OJU cotil.
AltntvA1s.
schr Apprcnt!co 10y. 0rrnd l2avca, lumber.
scnr 9ttnwn: Grana ti9yen. !umnar.
Ell T.. n navIs' M,,sxeItn. ,mt,ihnr'
Bchr Monsoon, Muskegoi1, wood.
Suhr Jessie phlllips, MusxegOn. lumber.
, 1881-05-25
THE RAILROADS.
Resignation OF General Manager
Laying, OF the'Fort Wayne
Road.
Probability Of War on Rates Be-
tween Chicago and tho
Mountains.
Gigantic Consolidation ,tn the South by an
Ohio Syndicate.


Ohio Syndicate
~, MN. 1Arxo,s ,,EsrosArloN.
Manager Of ttu reunsylyania Company, had
@ resigned tis position ea,,sed general sur-
prise III railroad circles here. 5fr. Laying
has been witt, tho Pennsylvania Company
nearly a llfet''nc, and is generally regarded
Us one Of the nbtest and nlo3t efiicicut rail-
road 'nana1ers in the eoun.ry. lle l'aa nj
ways bee', looked upon as o,c OF tho inain-
stays Of tho Pennsylvania Co.npany's lines
.at -. ans w. " est, anu te opium sene'a'!y pre-
services would be dispensed with by That
causes which brought about oir. Layng's
retirement rs'lrs'asn. Thu ru'uor that thare was a
.,'su"''els.ahn'ns oetWoen MN alo VICE
President Mccullough 10 evidently unfounsl-
the Two officials have always been and Btlll
arc are o. an atnicablo and md, ,nti"ate Int nature.
Lsynz would no doubt hare remained WITH Tho
Laying has a1aasycd such freat wealth that be
no lpugor f,nis II necessary Ia ,emptu In nctiyo
service urc sso nronSinoed untrta bT b,s
mnt. Tho rnn,s,rn "rc All i,enrnvcn IL Tia 70.
nnrt that sr avtiu ns ri nirrny snc,,re2
tho ono he has held tIt, e, t,is t,nic.
Tho tsuo causa at Mr: taynss rcs!gnation is
Wee rscna @ 1a" m f"Ts the = Penn.SIyans cumpnny
~ extend bis Jurisdiction and dlreotion over Ill
Il tryln1 10 bt;na ahp,t 4 not,soiitist,an
pt tho interests Of tho Pittabarg, rort
,s tn,ca9G aha Eo1sG :'nemnan ,,ss
osf As"N ~-
presume thas MIR. D. ": Caldwell, II present
ta usS;a Maaagef g 9t re xandaa is sa sn9 ra.
no oars ,c fSr@ @ 9Th
20 aouSs b appe!ntea et GeaessI sG sapetnteaaont
W.T. Wssna oa 'nd M + to aatn o. III IL
attao,to a. de tSn tair H. M s5css ~ aors "
G,slio.tUh wtn has snua far Ind sole nnsree M Of
tho trai.5c md businass a aIajrs Of Sbo EompSny
MnunsIn srf,. ~ ~ ~, Il" t.n nns.,rn.,t" Enmr.n~
In which iinU Mr. McEuilouut ID said 10 hayc
rho fore"'i rcslsnatious @ u oen. +. II. Myers.
WHyne 4 Chicago, and MI, n, L. 0fjrIcn ID
Geti,ral passotieef Agent Of Tho Pan tlandlo,
f%s tns Gse1e y t 6 vs. sa Seps: as
ew reorRaxato. M @ scbea,o % .! 1T to msnaxers of
s,oa aS i, soss sss .seoa ssn i H.. M
e'''0'oo' w." Nv" 'o.!N" ~ '"p'1 'osseSo''u'
n,..,.. a.. ~. .,,t. ,.,,
opeetat D4pateh 20 4"s IaNaeo 9HotHs.
PfITsBulIta, pA,, May 2.-fntlrOad people
hero were considerably surprised to-day by
tha ,nnnnnrn'',.ut "u n ti,o ' rasIyna.1on ~ i
u. 1aynu, General Afaparcr Of the Pcnpsyi-
vanin cn,nnany,s itnos wrut ~ thIs ritv, Mr
Laying said this aven!ng t&at hc resigned for
personal reasons, md int because hc had
- :. s.ns.,.,. Iii, ~ st,s.. s",.s - H..
rond, rs had been reported. 1lu said hlB
relat,ons with t;er. McCuilo,i oh vera af the
snn"t cnr,tn; t,a,nr" Irit rs,n"rd tn Iii f,tsire
10 take charge Ut tue chicago & NorthwUsteEu
isat!f9hd. IhnWaa W,. 81 ,anx snncsatenaeat @ OF
I'M. 10 isKn cfract I1nni % & II, PeIen. Esneraj.
, 1881-05-25

Orleans, whore 900 children we're found In
the schools. Sho also Bl'eko ehconraKlnK'y
Of tiie proEtess 0f tho cause fn AlabNBlu,
Sso,ltl. Carolinn, Florida, and North Csro-
NJ Mts Richards, of Rhotte island. Ind sent
an earnest greeting, urging work alnong tho
sFs: D!cEe.s:ss: e c!,Icaso, /! reterre. 2 Tho
md Cincinnati, and 'aal! TINT ,,,So,nen's ill-
tlhercG to c0utlteract this evll should be
earnestly exercised. Miss tonRtles arc wanted
In Ariz2lla md New Mexico.
nsement In tho 'rreas',rer's rctmrk-tho ilrst
ysar s9 600 having been received, and 81, ,uoo
4niong tho visitors al tho Convention to-
Mayor Of Sntl Francisco., iie states that ilo
druppgt r.. oil tfla Baptist atttllyarsariss, be-
Ing 4 baptist lN!ntster, himself, while oi. l,'s
wny to New York, being nav Oil trip of
probably renaln In tie city q day or two.
This evening report oi Western missions
wns preAeltedb BY Dr. Justln. Smith, .ot Chl-
cago, editor Ut tie Stnit1nrl. There In Mi iit-
Golorade, Nevada, ati Nsw MoSico have s }ai becn
Tic lsey. Mt. Suydeen, missionary, among
the Scar!t!lnRviailS, spoke Of the Gospel ail0ng
s eS4,ay sy4fss s n eys YEAR, eseS ws sd No. T.
way furnish thousands Of immigrants. Tho
jubilee Singers Of Nashville sang beautiful
song, !" aud the Angels Arc Waiting ut tho
Door,
Tho 1toy. .Mr. .1'erkor, Of Denver,
elutllng Sout, Colorado. ArLzona, and
Mexico. liz alwelt on tho vast resources ut
Colorado, ,-lninlng.. sloek-raisinx, and farm
Ing, and tts railroads. Greeley has a selt-sns-
sionaty n,lonE tie Telugess. Denver hns n
PROSPEROUS church un.ler. DR.. Jeffrey rnisos
sU.oW year, aild slIatatns iAreo MISSIONS
Men tteft aro 1fbcraf and 1argc-i,eaEtad.
Colorado Springs Inns a church out III debt
1.ns Vegas tultl others were mentioned Tho
MethOtlists hnyo five cl,urchus aud q univnr-
slty. We need six ehnpels to-day In Colo
RADIO, Other ndtlreSsgs followed.
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Town Council.

AT a special meeting Of the Bosrd Of Trns
tees called by The Chairman. The following
proceedings were had!
Whereas, 7. b. Robinson, prosecuting
sttorney for Miller county, Missouri, has
mas 9 complaint and Instituted proceedings in
the Circuit, Court to invslidate the corpora
ten ami snnul ordinances passed by this
Board OF Trustees.
Whereas, IL becomes necessary for thi.
BOARD To appoint couucil 20 defend the To Rn
Corporation in said suit aud other suiis per.
tsiniug to the we'll being of the citizens and
corporation Of said tOwr,
Therefore, Be it ordained by the Board Of
Trustees OF the town OF Tuscumbia, No.
That Chas. w. Wells and G 20. T. White, be
and they are hereby appointed such sltor-
neys, and shall be allowed a reasonable fee
for any and all services rendered in behalf Of
said corporation.
This ordinance 10 take and be in effect
from and alter its pRsfage.
Passed by the board this l4;h day of Sept,
1881.
Approved, A. FuLEERsoN,
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
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Aurora Cave.

Brookmsn, Cummings s. Some the proprie-
tors OF the cave heading this article, is situat'
ed about q miles 2. w. OF the Springs. Toe
eptsrenee is 50 @ ciehtly large to admit hacks
and carriages 10 pass in and out with ease.
We are informed this cave has been KIP 0red
one milo in distance and a large number OF
side caves and caverns have been found but
have not been explored. This cave Will form
one OF the great number OF sttrEe.lve points
Of scenery IN and around Aurora Springs.
The gentlemen owners propose eTecting u
large hotel for The aeeom % mndstlon OF Y~isltors.
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Friday, Sept. 8, 1881.
To-day the remainder Of the Picnic cases
were tried before A. Brockuau, ESQ. at the
Court House.
In case Of STATE VS. r. Amor charged
With e hibiting a deadly weapon, a jury trial
was had which resulted 10 . verdict oil NOT
GUILTY, after 10 minutss dellberat'on, and
disrhsrge Of The accused.
r ,binson Prs. AuY. w ils fnr On.
Next case was STATE w @. w. HANK, on
charge Of resisting al OH or, which was
tried by the Justice and at 1880 p. ~. a
Judgment of afquittRl and discharge Of De-
iundant was likewise rendered
Robinson Pros. Atty. Wells for Deft.
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PleaaanL Mount Items.

Delightful rain last Monday evening, and
now the farmers are turning the soil and
preparing for wheat sowing.
Mr.. Lumbar and family of Iberia arc stop
ping at our place and visiting Aurora
Springs daily. Mrs. Lumbar and daughter,
Miss Minnie visited the Pleasant Mt. School
on Friday Last They express themselves
much pleased with the seho,L.
Mr.. Bulk, OF California, put up at the
Spauldlng House last Saturday night. he is
on HE way 10 attend Miller county Circuit
Cont.
Capt. w. It. franklin is in JEFF. City on
the Grand Jury.
Quite 3 number Of the students of the
Pleasant Mt. School attended church at Au-
rora on Sunday lest.
The students OF the Pleasant Mt. Sun.
day school are now striving Tor the Kemper
prize. IL is this: OF the members OF the
Bible class the one VIII ) repeats the Ten com.
maRdments most perfect IL to receive n hand
some bible and Of the other clssses the one
who repeats the "Lorjs Preyer'' most per-
iect receives n nice testament. The contest
will be on the last Sunday in September.
Mr. VIM. Clark was v~isitirg his family last
week.
Mr.. James, Of Monlteau county, was in
Town thls week looking for q house. H
wishes to move In that be may send his chill
dren to school.
The Pleasant Mt. School opened with 70
pupils and has since Increased to SO. The
teachers are busy training and deseiplenlne
and will boon have everything ia perfect or
der.
Next week ''ye local. will spend a day In
school snd give you 40 account Of it.