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, 1881-02-12
CUSTER.
A Sioux brave IBoastY How He Killed
the Gallant Commander.
MfIlH,titLkA

A Sioux Brnvc boasts How He Killed
the Gallant Commander.
Mtl'r1akfe stnttnl.
Miles CiTY, n. T.. Feb. lQ.-Your correspond
ont WIS tho wituofs Ut an ineidont which happened
hero today that brings to rnnh tho memorable
eScnts Of tho campaign which wns opcued
ngAlst tho Indians In Montana Gy Gcn. Terry
Oh the s1st Of June, 1915, aud oulmuate.i In tho
death Of Gen. Cusler and tho annih!tauon of his
brave little bnnd on tho Eth.
While tho Sentt',sf correspondent WIS In tho
merchandising house Of Mr.. J. j. Graham. ut
Fort keoRh. three lndiau chicfe, 1latn-in.taa.
Fnce, Two Itoutls. and Spotted Eagsc. who sur
rendered to Gen. Miles last spring. camc
III, as il their custom, bong encnmped
only two lntcs away On Tongue River. for
tho purpose Of converkLng with Sit. Wltfntu
II. Courtonny, tho chtof clerk Rild interpreter OF
tho establishment, In whom tho 1ndiaus rcllg-
iolsly believe. 3fr. Conrtenny was reading
Whsttakor's Life Of Cus,cr<ead In turning the
leaves Of tho book ona Ut the Indians caught
sight at big own picture, whfoh ha Immediately
rtcovntzed, Thoy thcn took tho volume from
blr. Courtenny, and found NIL thrlr t,orsraits but
exhibited very !ittls enolon Of pleasure Or oth-
petns. of uet,. cusser was % Tuyca.e,i. % W Xs this @
lun the. Fnce becnnc greatly excited, Entux
throtiEn With al! thu VyrAttons OF tue wnr.dance.
anu giving tho f!nux WAF.wh0Dpat tho top OF hlB
voice.. After ht wns through with bis viii
denomination. hut s.ill exhibiting quo greatest
anRer. he struck tho picture with hia hand, and.
with donnon(ac s1!ccr his facc, exclaimed III
the Sioux tongue. VI killed him. | nasi0 innny
holes in him, liU nrco took my liberty. | took
Oh being told by.a bystander that Tom Custer
VIVA still living, tl-i- tlln- FMco ugufn boca.ue
ygry violent. and hisscI hctweeit biz teeth.
figure for ! yt.u lc." Continuing. ho said: VI
Waited his body alter tho tuttle. uui him npcn.
atu part oE hia ivcr.. utn Rla,l KILLED h!tn.
riora." 1t 10 u supcrsttuon among tho Sioux that.
by outing tho tlyor 0f vakpr9ss Victim, the
warrior 10 eating obtains alt their cumming alld
prnweBs, maktnH htnl loubty hsAvs ant1 re-
vongetul.-tEe two Ereat attributes OF an lndian
warrior.
, 1881-02-12

Journal ut Frankfort. KY. rulates tho fallawlnq:
" An amusing tEniscnt tTcnrrc.t yesterday att-
Attur lAsht,1H li9,1ly do~n st. ClAlr street trnnl
tho bridge without .,ul1K aily xrent AalaANu the,
Mnln ind st. Glalr streets, wnera tl.Nru II dn.r
luAllMx IL the nllleu Ut Dun. u. ". LIMlsuy. Tilt,
tnur Is alWuys kept luuku'i, mud has sigh un It.
VI iusu III, IL tho losy, u.i, 10 thu surprise OF
!'okuss.oi,, quickly whslctI ara!,n,l tLu eurnUr.
stuAdthg tho horae'a unt!cs. nnA having curiosity
cNonEh tutnyustlEatp tho Atf"ir. asked III nlvht !.
thu sudSn wbsu HI aIou ao rs Srun a r.Sisu
y doHt know. slr, unlesa Il wns Gus hu scul thRt
Ar' sxn on thy doDr.' lho gentt4tuAn tnlt luz
pras41l With thu Ilca Ut i learned horao."
, 1881-02-12
ROBBED HIS FRIEND,

Another RO0d HlaN 10Ne Wr0NR Is Batuucl Nun
nlnH, a young clGrk WIN wRs yosl0rlay held by
Justice Wallace In $40 bail to tic Criminal
Court upou Il charge OF blsrylary proferrrh by
Ell A. Ncaney, Ut No. ]3..s Wnbush avenue.
Mannlug was prreate III tho hon,c Of his luosher,
No. - WNltcr slrcct. by Olaoer U. Murphy. and
when taken to tho stntion 1nafbsscl at once. Eo
g,ltncs III pokor and by "t',lck!ng tho tiger" in
Wcti-knnwn gambling rt,ofns Nj. lIeaney wis
hs companion In these Affairs ahd Whllo thoy
worry intimate terms. 4 run Of
hAri luck throw Manning out Of
a situation. aut Ut bis honrl!n4. house. und Of
d desperate str,,it. ho want 10 Eleanay's room
during his ntso!eo nyd helped hlusclf to $75
nah n1l Il Ft,yulsnr. and wont directly buck 70
tho faro bank, and lt.st Us usl,nl.
, 1881-02-12
A pllIMBER AND HIS Girl.

Detectives ArnsseIn aud 1.ouphlIn wera called
upan carly this morning to settlo dispute be-
tween Jennie O'Set, conccrt-hall singer, and
Robert ileggs, q plumber rccont1Y Mt tho Palmer
House. They were lovo.a sInen three years
ngu, and tho quarrel was brought about By
Robert ,propnrsng TO leavo for Denver, Colo.
whcrc he expected to gct botter pusluou.
getting possession, uf AlA railroad ticket rcElsel
to give il back. lilo caused her arrest, md tho
ticace, and isnniu % porcmptoriy i retass. % 81 to % 10
cnncIlintct IN returning tho ticket until hubert
returns to her tho pscscnte she has from time to
tIu,e 9tvtn tim,
, 1881-02-12
! p,ranoial statlstios Of the Wisconsin
railroads for the Last Fiscal
] Year.
actton In tho Minnesota Legislature
Looking to u Settlement with
Selah Chamberlain.
rba Arkansas Senate Takes Sensible Action
in Regard to Educating oolofod
People.

TENSS l AF AN1As
s,,etat pspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
uanN1spunu, Pa. Feb. 1l.Jrho ndhoronts Of,
i Den. James 4. 1lenvor, tho ue8 pandldatc Of tho
r,r,Iaf Republicans, had high hopes fortnight
tHat tho dra.!-Iock would be broken by tho de-
fectiou Of Il sufficient number Of tho supporters
ot Col. Thomas II. Bayno tho now oandldata Of
sho tn1ilng Republicans, to elect uoaver. AZ
tbe session, or tho Senatorial Joint Convention
to-day tho l.eaycr ln1muers attempted to force
Tho baoting, III tho belief TINT such n cotirsG
knuld result In tho election or thotr cands-
latc. Tonight thoy regard tho outlook
b quito ,sIIerons light, owtn4 to
lhe feanlt Of tho DRyne oaucua, In
which participated Getweon forty and fifty lncnl-
n7. who appeared to havo but ono PURPOSE
1 he defeat Of Is2aver, who Is designated as
CAMEHoS's CANDIDATE.
Through n misunderstanding. ii considerable
1alnber ot 13ayno men who synrathizcd with Its
! pbjcet weEa not prasont Mt tho CAUCUS. Wallace
md i}ayne had " uni o. votes respectively I'll
! twu hnIlots to-day, whllo HEAVIER tEcroasnd his
'ute f!oui u OIL the first ballot to 10 u1l tho
: lAruo sained two tn.lay-two Allegheny
+ Eonhty members cotntuE to his BlIli-
rort onu nf wholn had voted fur
! Bearer. The solution OF tho Senatorial prnbcn.
j II lhs nov candidates Is only mNttcnof time.
THE DA1Lor1Hu.
ID tht 1Ytstsrn Assoeiattd Prtst.
j tARRfsHuH0, Pa, Fob. 11.-Tho twenty-fpurth
ballot for United Stntcs Senator to-day showed
+ but little change III tho Hltuation. Tho whule
lumber Of votes was. :s7 ilv!det! az fnlIows;
The twonty fifth ba.tot re9ultpd; Wallace, 81;
lleaysr, 20; layne, a.; scattering, q. No uhoice.
iha Convention than adjourned.
, 1881-02-12

8p.ttal Dt.pafeA 10 1Hs tAtssso 1+tbura
lsp1AsAroLls. Ind.. Feb, 1l.-Tha Senate to-
tay passed tho b'll'proyldlng for tho rcsubmts-
: 'lqn Of tho constitutional amendments bya veto
i N ssn4 All tho Republicans voted for 1t, to-
Ittbar With Senators Polndextcr aud Davis, two
nationals, and Senators Woods and VIchg, two
Democrats. Qnly Democratic votas wpre scored
against It.
Tpon scuntor Browns pil1 providing for Con-
'utuaonaE Convention was tnkeu up md dctont-
~ ny = vote Of ~ to ~. Tho eamo Honatola
Toted nganat 1t TINT voted In favor Of rcaubrnlt-
ung tho amondmonts.
rlt1s ENDS THn AGONY.
unul Monday, April l, when tho amendments
W. wa again 30 voted or by tho people. should
@sy 90 ratified, ns thoy probably vii! bo, 1t ia
*A'sed that Gov. fortor will Gull IN cxtra sos-
Aoa u thc Legislature to cnatt scyerat much
aFeuea aTs basod on tho n1nouJmppta, Tho
pse4posa@ ~1lI orH4plxo thonlaplves tor Tho pur-
o.e nt dofeattng these amendments ut tho
P~A Which relate 10 fair and honest elections,
.tsy aoa't want anything OF tho kind, especially
Inc Hoasa and sonate In Joint convention this
nnsaoon nsas elootod joel ]. Flnnoy, Of Wayne
p.su p.su.3 Hepubltcan, Director 0f tho Southern
mosa ,,u -, " ~ votes to Is for John Hoover, Of
ns1.a t%.s county, Democrat. The Directors Of tho
MM!aefn s.mn Prison elected wpre Amoa G, lleesou,
ssnao!ph' - Leopold Levl, OF Huntington; and
i =: amtosnor. OF Lako, all Republicans. Tho
tt1s 0S5a!a SIs!as nominated John Loo, 1t MQut9om-
iiooyer. .aseofs ~ Wilde. OF Lake; aud Fruuprok
t3to& " 'R7poF. IN ouch oaso tho vQto stood
hJu, IN THE HOUSE,
III lssthassse hnsse = passed authorizing tho Auditor of
iand.; taI1.so nI!' lstr,!oton in relaton to school
SAnaa1burv GuuntYs ni9o az, nnPsrar Court N
, 1881-02-12
FEaIG RECORD.
CHICAGO,

CH1{:At3O.
Tho nlnrm from Ink Hl1 nt TAI yesterday
,,,t,,,tr, ,,n. ,nr.nI 1r n a,rnkchD,,sn cntchinr
'''t'''s ""' 'n'7'' - s', t,.,,a..,- ~, -.
llro oh tho premises ul Louis hmS'e'Rc1' Ho'"e
Clyhnnrnc nrt1'ln. DntnaKe. $lo' ...-...
Tin nnr,n Sr,u, }I,,x 70 at 40 yesterday nOr3l-
,,v .vas tn,,sa, ~ ro In +. Il. Lochnr'n rnr.
.h x WI. -. '"s'" ~ ~, ~ .,.In s,rcct f,amnua y,
np @ ,n., a. rn @ ~ s,,taas m @ S;a,,tc s,n,nsc,i ~
NC connstoiH ~, to,ro M y ~ IN
,}. at 10 tsmT, xas n,,,cJ ~ W.
IN wstrv fra,n', ,i11tmu Mt TIM s,,rMrr nj NJ
Et,t hatl tifer'1 T1tceta Rn1m ~ tmu @ ~. tnps M
Gma,r @ i1GtDry no mse nhn ft".t ~ ~" tnx 'st
, yts Ut ngI. wMs . t,ai H.. ts,
hi, ,;nnns,n,.. W." ,st r. fHn ,nid.t ~ tho
n!a I., .nn, "os' ,o, ~ .,lv iMrc5 ~. ~.
, 1881-02-12

6pfE4d3 DJPHTt" II Tue CH4tdQ5 1FIpHHss
OTTAWA, Fet,. 11.--1n tho lluuaa Of Commons,
tho Hon. james siucslutlud, Minister Of Justice,
inoycl tho SECOND rentllnE Of tho bill respecting
prtzc-ghtiuY. IIe slu tho bill WIS snYKnstcd
by certain dIsHFaccfut proceedings which took
place In tho County of Norfolk, In consequence
or yiAits from ncross tho horslcr, for tho
It wns 5otttl TINT lilo prescnt
Inv WIS tisuliolunt to prcAcrv0 public morality.
After humorous spor0hos frum llnnlh and
l;uuster. Chnval tluul, and tho Htill moro recent
encounter bGtwcun lilo two worthy Knights Oh
onl time, luassrd, through Co1ntnlttue, read q
THIRD Tins, ind pnsScd.
, 1881-02-12

8p4ela1 U}sFatth u TA* f.h{faeo TtbWH&,
1Nn1AaApoLls, !uti., Fub. i1.--Tho asato Gnu
snVrcial TrnvclenA' Association Ar0 hpl.ttnK
n larKQ and delightful social gathering Ar tho
Natea Huus0 to-nlght, II IL still In proxrGas
nt n'ettck Il. m. i worry handsome supper waa
served. (lnv. Fprter delivered al. 4ddccte. ant!
JanlRs ". Nlny rpcltnd ut nrsYins! t'oon 0f wtt-
como. lluucinR will cNnsllulG thu eulanct Ut
tho tuw h0ura now left Until morning.
, 1881-02-12
CASUALTIES.

I.OC0MOTlvE-ES0 KILLED.
sp<ttat DhpafeA II III Chicago Tribune.
sTREATn1, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-Ab1ut bo'clook this
morning, as frcIght-trnln west on tho Dwight
ilrnnch Of tho ChlcuKo & Alton ltn!froad was
switching tlvo mlIca iron hore, tho trtvInR-rod
broke and began to strike against tho cab. AZ
this the engineer, named Young. living nonr
Dwight, reversed tho lever OF tho engine and
lcapcd to tho ground. 1Io cut a deep cash In his
alter. The fireman remained ut his pnst, md
after running 4 couple OF train lengths tho
trlin was t>rDilRht to n atandatfl. No uth8r In.
jurlGa wero received by any OF the trAtr1.tnon.
, 1881-02-12
BUTTER, EGGS, AND CHEESE,

CEnAM NApl1,s. fu., Fut,. ll,-col. D. N. Littler,
Secretary of tho National Hitter, EgK. aud
chceso Association. mot the Committees OF tho
City Council ali1 lloari Of Trado hero to-dny to
perfect arrangements fur the annual meeting Of
tho Assnclutton III this city, Muruh .. Tho Com.
mittues tensluruA tho fseo use ut Groeno's hew
Qppra IluIIs.. fur tho meeting and tho lArKa hull
Ut tho !uastl Of Irltlo for thu eyhilItan Ut dtsy
products aud implements. Representative lnIry-
I1len Will hp turo from twcnty.s0ycn Btat0s.
1nr. NoRr IL expected 10 Atttil A!ll Mlvp MI Al!-
+ireAs Ut wglCaaIlp. AIld y tnsxt Nlu Interesting
meeting will l,o held. THU rAIroAls will xGnpk.
0nSlr cOGpIFAtC.
, 1881-02-12
SlTTlMG-BUll.

n, PAUL. Mimi, Feb. ll.-A Fort Bufosd
special to rho Pioneer. Press says Lionel I4agnra,
au omplayd Ut Leighton S Jordan ut thots trad
Ing establishment ut Woody Mountain,
has Just arrived. and reports that Sitting
Hull reached Woody Mountain on tho eth OF
Jni,unry with seventy Judges, mud that tho ca"
iin1Inn authorities tefBsct To rcce!ye thoul, but
them to returI.. Col. ltRes did not nrrlyo to-
tlay. ~ wis expected. No news from Poplar
Crook. The Indians here aeo nll worry Qu!ot aud
ubedlcut.
, 1881-02-12
LAUNCH OF a STEAMER.

EptslAl Nbpatch {, 7hs tht<ass Tribune.
nHritDlr, Mich, Feb ll.-Tha new stc-wheel
Iron steamer City of Milwaukee was !aaqrhed
ut 6:la u'clock this evening. Tho event wAs
planned fur tp.Iuy III cum1leinprntlon Of tho
tirthday Ut Capt. Il. 4. tintAlrleh, antl tha po4t
Will tsv usctl Ia thu uoo43rgh Line hho II 20
ftet kee izs Gcct btNlli, Ail1 Il feet 1HVp. bhe
will bu tDWu;l ~ to tnts alty Tomorrow moFniuE
by tho ExreHltir
, 1881-02-12

i. ALBANY, N. y, Fob, 1l.-ln tho Assembly Mr.
Dngutd psoscntotl tho Hepburn bill ot last year.
providing for q uoartl Of threo Railroad COM
mlasioncrs.
MIR. Dugu'a also presented hll authorizing
summary proceedings to colupel railroads. III
common carricrs, 10 prrform all obligations
rccogntzed BY tho eou,tnnn law rs Btnt,tcs. Tho
pbtoct oi tho hill IL TO iHvcatigale aud break up
the special rNtca on railroads.
, 1881-02-12

Hpstfdf 1lspatch to Ths Chteaeo ItthiwA
kE0KEK, H., Feb. l1.-f,uE city Is saddcned to-
dny hy tho death Of ono of Kcokuk's most re.
spcctcJ cltizcns.-Dr,l Il. Il. Wyman. Fortho past
yenr he has ltccn failing ia health, md nnaiy
passed nway this mornLng at II o'clock. He has
resided IN this place since 1ai., and was protut-
1.ant member OF tho medical profession. Tho
fnnornl , tnkes plnce sunday afternoon ct y
,nandery knights Tcmplar. and viii 10 buried
with MusOuiD GUnurxs
, 1881-02-12
THE TIRE.

C1tAnLEsroS, =. c., Fob. 1t.-To-aay Is tho
third duy OF tho Iockcy Club r4ros. Tho milo
and quarter daah fur ull ages was won by Long
Taw, hllntzor sucontl. 1'ino. s;laI.
Tho hantl!cap for all uuos, ono milo aud QUO
eight, waewpn by Fair Count, Ill. Bruce sooond.
Tltna, s;tt.h.
THO sollilig raco. milo heats. nl ages, was Won
by lscunlAu. YtAe, l;1liI, l:61,i.
, 1881-02-12
AT EAST FlsEl:pOls1', ILL.
Special Dttpdfch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.

FnEEp3ltr, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-At haif- past o'clock
this morning tho building III 1,s. Frccport used
llB plssc,lycr ulll frolyht depot for tho Chiea-
70, 3iiIwnt,kur 4 st. Paul CoMpany WIS totulIy
destroyed by fire. It Is supposed .erArks from
tho engine wins tho origin. Tho building WIS
erected about tfteH yctrs nXu. and WITS isitrel.
Tlu loss Will bo In tho nGEKhborhUud OF $""t0O.
, 1881-02-12

ST. PAUL, Mini. Fob. 1i.-Tho Special Jo!nt
Committee Of tho Legislature on tho question ot
tho aGccptano9 Of boah ChuMll,nrlatns prpposi-
ton for tho pnymont Ut tho old Htlto r1tllrtWl
bands reported u bill to tho liousa Ut llepre-
scnt0tlves to-lny. Tho bill In frunoh Upon tho
ucneral principle of Chamberla!n's otlur, aud
provides for tho submission uf tho liability Of
tho Stato f0r tho bontla to nny Stutu Judicial
tribunal.tho bo,tts to bo burned II tho caac Is DO
ctdod In favor Of tho Stato. md now 4 per cent
bonds for hnlf tho amount to DO issued to tue
houdhol.lors II tho Court slcctllca for them. Tho
Committee addotl provisions making the now
bonus redeCmable after ton ycnrs, tlopririny
holders who tl0 not present THUR bultls within a
KEvon time Of tho benefit Ut tho not, makip1
presentation Of tho bonds lit court urtn,A fucie
ovlAQnco Of ownership, aud excluding laul-
grant rslir0ad bonds from tho opera ton uf tho
uut. 4 nav section provides FOR tha arxanIza-
ton Of speeinl trihunnl III thrue jurIais not
r0sldpnts OF tho atatG, i'll case tho State Courts
shall doolna to try the cAsc. The bill was ru-
fcrrrl to tho Judiciary Comtntttco.
, 1881-02-12

LITTLE NoCK, AFku Fob. Little sonRte to-
day passed bill approprlutng sl0,000 to Md In
the erection OF tho building OF tho branch Nor
mnl Coltego~for tho education OF cooro1
tcachota ut plno ulnTs,-ycas, -; nays, =.
, 1881-02-12

Special Dt,patth II 1As Chicago 7ttauaA.
Fosu ~ LAO, VIA, Fob. tl.--Juhla l.
Batth, nn i.lil,nte VI tho County poor-Iiouss,
ru.umtttel suicide by hanHug thta morning. Ao
was utck, and W yrars ut ayn,
, 1881-02-12
ILL BEYOND RECOVERY.

sr, PArL, MiuA., Feb. liza dispatch from
Worthtnaton says cx-1ov. Rtaphun 4. Miller
was Btvicken with spurlexy and cauuot sccoseE.
liz wes born tN l'ennaysyxAla III 1910, came 10
Miuuesots III lk3a, and was Governor iG lsdt-'c&.
, 1881-02-12
SUICIDE;

Sr. LO,ttg. Mo-, Fob ll.-tlsury CAuk, toaln.
ster u ysars old, llvnv In tho southern part OF
tho city, has bneu greatly worried as latS bs.
causo hu had not paid biz city lieense. aud
thuuxht thu Detectives were shsdowluy hiu..
Yesterday hts wlfo raised tho money aud
, 1881-02-12

2ptet1t UIplieA IL Tho thffdea 1Hbnnst
MliwAUkEk, Fnb tl.-.Th4 ltay. 4. 7. Nasu1l,
formerly Of l. Street Church, Washington, H. e.,
has Just accepted U cull tn tho First baptist
Church 1t thts city, at salaFy ot &ae4. hr.
Ausun u u tlutc1 refprnlur. llau hi4 vito IL
wrtos Ut considerable prominence On h4Man'
ttukInu EffaFS.
, 1881-02-12

DENVER, Colo, Feb. ll.--ltosolntions pnssed
both branches OF tho Legislature expressing
sympathy With ireland; slso. II resolution III
Aorslus Dolfarl's position on tho silver quastion
passed. tho House unanimously, and II to Sin
tho Hcnatc.
, 1881-02-12
4 NINE ON FIRE.

FoTTRv1LLs, F,t., Feb 1l.-A ilro raRcs in
Richardson Eerry, tho Ghs bctng Tgnttod by
bllst There arc frequent explosions. Tho 1nine
Will bo flooded.
, 1881-02-12
RnDY F0ltkD.

Special H,paieA 10 Tht CAtoaao Tribune.
NlLwAuxEH. Feb. lt.-A welt'known con-
tructnr nnu,cd OConnor, Gs ycasa Vt age. WIN
hus pcen Mi4spx sinop last Monday, WIS found
In tho river to-dsy Whesher ha oan..nitto4
suicide or WIS accidentally drowned eannpt ~
axu4.rtnlu0tl.
, 1881-02-12
TROOPS ORDERED oUT.

6PfttdI UHpaEfH 70 I'M tHttdf0 ITt6HNH*
OTTAWA, Fob. Lids considerable difficulty Es
oxporiuncod lii tho collection Of Mxes in the
Township Of I.or.ie. County of Ottawa, tho
Wnkutu!u lnfllntry compnuy il.s beuu ur4ere,l
by thu Government tu afi tho HhIrH tt tho Ul.
ftgu1utSnt OF tho Judgment VI tho Court against
tho aullnQuouts.
, 1881-02-12

At DENVER, COLO.
DESvEH, Cuu., Feh. 11.-Elro this morning de-
stroyei' II frnnie building, with stoeks Ut fruit,
etc. Loss, 5000; Insurance, 5000.
, 1881-02-12
COY. WAsHBuRN,s CONDITION.

Spsetat utsp,tsA ta 7ht CAiei.o Irthun4.
Ia EHasSE, Wl4., Fab. l1.-Tho oonAltIon OF
Cav. Washhurn ts,.tay Is nbont tho same ayes
tcr.,ay, lr- lshAu,. wh0 ha2 hccn hts attendant,
ha4 returned to ChcNg.,. but bill brother, e. g..
still ruu,Alns Ia tho city.
, 1881-02-12
DAVID SMITH.

Special pi,ratsh To Ths EAieaco TrtbAnk.
ADHtAS, Atich.. Fob. ll,-David Smith died at
his sous home IN Wolf Crock yesterday, aged
Es. lie was considered tho oldest settl0r and
resident In the county, c0ntng hero In 1883. His
birth place was CarnlnHtpn, CUun. HG wns 4
Commissioner on tho earliest road built through
tho county.
, 1881-02-12
TIE RAILROADS.
No Opposition to the Building OF
Viaducts by the Com.
panies.
Tho Managers, However, Decline
tO Keep Them iu Repair.
Continuance of the War on West
Bound Emigrant Rates,

Continuance of the War on West
Bound Emigrant Rates,
THE vfADUCr QUESTION.
There Ia mt Il ctty in tho unItatl statos in
which tue rnllroRds enjoy such advantageous
tormtnal facilities aS In Chicago. All tho rail-
r0ada GGnterin0 hero ruin intn tho very heart 0f
Tho nlty, md III doing thls they bMvo to crosA
somc Of our buseat thorouRhfarrs. Thoy could
mot possibly cross thosu streets without ser!ntls
Inconvenience to themselves, as well rs tho pull
lie, Without having vladucts which Gnab1e tho
companies 10 cross tuc stroots without Interrupt
tion or mich Stacking Of speed. While thoro
nrp aituody In existence 4 largo number Of VIII
ducts. yat tho steady oxpnnyInn TT tho city ro-
Quira tho building Of number Of additional
ones 10th the rallrond aholals as well
ns tho city authorities agree iii tho neces-
s!ty Of additional yinducA. but slow hcnlway
IL being Nude owing t0 difference Ut opinion
Us To who IL keep tho vIaducts fu repair sftor
having l,een constructed. The railroads nre
willing and ready to build tho yiaducts at thelr
own cxpcuse. hut they refuHo to keep thom In
rgpair. The city, which has TO spend largo
amounts annually for repairing those viatiucts
md keeping thumin order, ,now demands that tho
railroads should not only hutld them, but also
kocr thom In rcpnir. 1t ia argued bytho city
! authorities that thess vtnducts have been built
cutlreiy in tho Interest Of tho raitrunds aud thnt
ihoy have derived and are now deriving nll tho
bcneflt therefrom. II there waro no such Via
ducts tho rnirouds would bu subjected to II largo
eesessnxs sf 10 aow o &C. ind
Ing hll SORTS nt safeguards 10 prevent accidents
eso Us et xou Mnysr wfo cav
sS ,s5S + S$a ;ss Z E T.
town. II Is also clattned that the railroads, has-
mr. no morc 1,. responsibility after tbs y!adacts
soly ver co.trct @ IT, "n 'drsa II nav pnG, nng ey
t 1,x H, T., a, vi tnn s1 ~
eon i Tho iasttd s"ss sirees a5o yact il
nsM s,, up as IN ,ntsaace o. ,,,r ths f,ar KNIT
Wnen; w scors II en; ss.. Il aamvSro. mnw n'er iora
dillon, und viii u, s1on hnvo IL be entirely.
TIE a"xe,s + w !, i ss end e
n,la nc cS 1t Is cne'' ought not to bear th's
e1nemse: in mir tn learn thu xowa or thu railroad
!naSerss feaafan& ants iImporsaMt Mestton.
seysra Or tneiE Wero ntersie%cn ~ IisihuSE II
ln opsn!9 that ,q demand Of thc sity for tho
rnlfo'us 10 Keep tao s'naacts ~ repa'r e.
ty yw n@s 5 xat a ~ sny sh nnu aesate
Iho prlnepa! foaGs @ now Cetltefst1s II ths etJ.
thgs saS' Wore nun At t';no When GnsaSo Way Way
!ellcyeh th.t they were tar eno.,sh aysay fron
she nasitss H. estse y ~ nn1 70 tno
Tnc % Genesa sI MannEer Of W one of t,a oldest ai,i
The saea ~ hnrlcs II N W. e. n ,.
mat who r. thAs tine wn haye sata aaat It, th!s
eity wanl1 y hayo hoen lo3koa . a upom @ a. lnaG.
ntt, as tfny mag!esthn 1tty hnS kept 81. axpana. %
f :9iS ass %a'h S 1he a sas 'fs
IN tne Very nenFt % n IN sno ,,aSt1:no Sty, u
T ,nt Inc pp rorans a.'g xr 99 " ha x1caf esrs
Responsible inr tho rap!d growth ii this city and
, 1881-02-12
WILLIAMS COLLEGE,.

| ErntSGr1E1p, st,,ss.. Feb, ll.-prof. FRANKLIN
! Carter, Of Ynle, sas been eleotrd President Ut
Wlnms Collogo, in place Of chadbourne, re-
al tt,1
, 1881-02-12

Special Dtspdteh to 1hs CAieago Tribune.
DUNDEE, ILL.,, Feb. i,.-afra. Gerlacll, wlfo Of
c. s. Gerlach. Il prominent photographer OF this
place, died this n.orllnR Of dtphthorJR. She vas
T. daughter 6t f. A. Fo!stEotI, q merchant Of
E1yln.
, 1881-02-12

NBw HAyES, Conn.,. Feb. ll.-Johu q. Car
ringtnn, proprIetur and editor OF the .Jo,irn0
dt.d Courier, dled this i1orninR Of crysipelas,
, 1881-02-12
Visions. Ito has not bcen out Of my debt Tor
ten yonra. / frequently loan monuy " oandl-

~ sn'oas. ~ nae NOT Deen OUT OF my aoet ior
WI Sohr7' frequently loan money " oandl-
datcs."
totnr noII tnr r,,,c.. Inns, ~ M ,ron,. ,,,,,
n,,rn ~ ,,a. ~, 'ao, "o" ~ "" ny uu'nx
ne'" luE tit pttposo; Kllt'w III no eh'nb'hdIlohs
Tor votes III consideration OF patronage"
Bo,la.or 'rr,,okfnuu askef witness IL Mr, Nolan
had not Rlvon blu wlrc somo propprtv IN Va.
very.
hnawor-He did Just nftor tho War. Prop
erty waR worth nbout $3.50 pcr aero, Thore wcro
thrbo ncrcs Ut II,
shelly anii: I" hive NO knowledge Of my aalo
OF vntes nr corruption. / ilavo iiut hcllri MY
newspaper nay
n "no ~ ''.' AA"hEt
nl 1 LOT ea'n: hhy. beard OF no combinations ~ \
, 1881-02-12

trains wcrr IN collision ncnr Frcscntt t0-'ny.
Four ours md an engine wpre wrecked, NO uto
w4H In Df,Irct1,
, 1881-02-12

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, 1881-02-12

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
ALBANY. n. L., Fctk 1l.-IIonry c. I,uthmycr,
OF Schenectady, was r1tn over and killed by Il
train on tho Central Road 1ust wost Of this city
lnet uixht.
, 1881-02-12

Sptetas D.spaseh 10 1ns Chicago Tribune.
SrnEATols, ILL.,. Feb. 1l.-DwlRht Loyc1and, A
young man recently from Peoria, who has been
employed In the strentor. 0lnas. Works, died last
evening from tho results OF tnbnling fumes
arisng fran mixing ar9enle and Eoln.ash. He
survived Uuly about twcnty hours from tho time
he waa first afflicted. -..