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&.u t!1t executed entiroly With u poa by sult,u
expert esiliun aud tt'sEcF. II u very skf!ltully
t!une, and uut cue p0rslu tut 0f lu0 would detect
i Without kha closest examination, aud even
floH thu ehalLses ar9 that lhu tluteotl0u would
b, purely Arctlcnt4l. 1t tx executed III
~ Iho farious o0lorod Inks used IN
hunk Notca. Mnl fFUA tla paper itself
IL mndo IL look ttkr haa,k nutu paMr by jIttie
strokes Ct tho pcn. fhts h!lt IL really wol!tef-
Government 01lelul, through whusu banda il
psssssA M!tho,tt detection. 1t wis rerrtyra ut
taa tlnk. but tts trata GhuruGter waa sn0a utter
wAr1 discovered.
Thu execution OF tho till probably required
wv shys' aa1d work, which woua atso tho
1affHf It o. ~ uay ier hts ar lts has probably
!asfer denominations, ana 1t Ii likely that tho
S.v w aboyS mentioned has paused through
hu9utsds OF hRaqa without dutecunn,
, 1881-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OIlsEkA-1IOu8E.
Mr. l'aimars Unlon S1uaro company presented
last hIKht. ror tho first time In ChicaHo, Cazau.
raus adaptation Of Dclplt's play dramatlxel
from hla most successful novel, "Lo tla d.
Corao." Cousor|ng tho Intense beat tho au-
tfenee was u largo ono, nnd, tIcspita tho same
d1apIritlng nlluenco, app!Audej. freely the Juany
good points Ut tho piay. Tho acting was IN tho
main excellent, as was to hava been expected
FROM auph q company ns MIR. Palmer has gath.
cred ab0ut him. Tho action Of tho pIay pdssca
In oua scone, and 1t Is no tnure than 1ustlao
10 say that prottIor and lnotv er-
feotiyo inturlor has seldom. II over, bosn
placed upoa Chicago staRo. "Faltoia" under
another name was tirat given III parls Boma flt-
tcon fuonths AGu. 1t was subsequently p!ayDl
ut the union square Thoatso by substantially
the same company US tho ono employed III Its
Interpretation last eyonIuK, Two variations III
tho cuat, however, aro worthy OF notice. Tho
park Of Felicia In tho ortgtna! cast WIS taken by
Nase EytlnRe and that or poiorts by Sam JoWstt.
This substitution OF Ida Vernon and Maud Itar-
r!son In thnae roles.wlth afull appreciation 9f
fhs part of FS.,et1 Is a dtiiuult onS II Il not
K1cas ne nsspe sde fast thet ~ K'.s t|s
tho prosctice oe which tho otuora aru snuto aud
subordinate. Yet IT reluiEcs an netress Of CON.
calls for Il stimulation OF tho Erandest etuotIona
OF which tho human heart lb capable. A
M0tn9Fs uXAttuk AkHIHAl kua EuEh4 t4lS 1u9
parent's slI IL to bu visited on the chIld-cattcd
upon to witnuss tho snn Of her ahane. yot alsu
Tho idol of leart, tAnk fr0ul happiness WHICH
hatl already tAkpli possession ot hls lfa IN tho
pcnalty Ut hUr carly sins-knowlnY hun tu le
Wnttny OF every blessing by the nobility OF h!s
own iito rsssea lii ignoraaca u hts nothers
carteT. 1t IL pasy to SOC aow such uhArauter
must experience tnany conflicting emotlons,
and must cxpresa oaGh emottou with tho Ut.
most latenslty. Miss Forhot! IL not at alk slnea
ctIuul ta tho requirements at tho character ilsr
!mpprsouatlou IL unuyen to lhs cxtont, that whilo
It II nl'tntrAbg III tho stsoux situation
Of The, thltti act, whero the noslgr horse'f III
son who hns almost wofshiped her, ut other
ti1ncs sho fats to gr.lsl tha intensity Of action
required, az III tho recognition aceu0 OF tho tlrst
act aud throughout tho seeold ono. Niss Itarri-
non IL playing Il p1rk not ia her line. shu makes
u very prutty picture, hut the eolurnn IL weak.
Sinking tho hoad does dot imply DESPAIR. llsr
ltIc4 Are well rpnt. hcr AclOua graceful. but she
Ii hardly tho D1i1rts tho situation calis ior. Rlo
.toes not deplet deep emotions s!lcess;fua'y: yet
Among the gentlemen Mr. parselIs tNr. 4fnr-
Meuy has xt,od pArt, and k11ows huw to improve
Its many opportunities. At times bta aulnor II
very bt0ad-the humor Vt farce sathax ta4u
, 1881-09-06

Sr. I.oNts, Sept 6.-Dr. licmpatreL
wealthy farmer living near StrEnKtown, n
fuw miles from Jefferson City, was brlltnlly
murdered night before Inst. 1t appears he
stepped at Tho house Of Andy 1]uluneberaes.
where lance WIS III progress on tllo night
na1ncd. mud, being slightly Intoxicated.
rot into MI alteration with SONIC
men present. Nothing serious occurred
friends to mount Ills Horse and go lo1,lp. 1lt.
Ind not proccetled fur when two l,lp,l, rs yet
unknown, f,1rt him oil the road. felletl lin
from his horse with n heavy fcnct.stakr, N,mi
CRUSHED % W lis ski,ii i, 4 tcrrbic nj iaainer.
, 1881-09-06

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IA AtcAt1nn-
vile special says That during difficulty be-
tween I. ]. K 6waIfonl a,nt Ell Paul at
'Sparfa. SwatIord Shot a,ul killed Paul ulld
severely wounded ono Ut l'aul's SONS who
was endeasoring to protect his futi,er.
james Scott. father-ll,.law Of Swattord, was
killed BY Swatfurd while Scott was trying to
separato tfe c0tllbatants Haywood Mead-
0wS, = prominent Citizen Nf Warren County,
residing seven mlles from Mcallnl.yllle, was
st shot dead at Ills door BY aI !ll,kluwi, tss,l-
yolingcst sou, Floyd, and he lius beef, NJ
resicd aud laLled. Meadows w,ls 30 Yeara
III! M n a'nl WIS ,l:arrIcl ubont q week !lxO Il.
Whl's County. Ihe shot which terminated
rltt1er fron!!n lnrge pistol Or il earLinc. No
Ra1lse Ia usslgned fur tue net.
, 1881-09-06

WtSovA, Mimi, Sept. 5.-Wlllla'n Gum,
bookkecper Of tho i. e. Porter Milling CONF
pnny, wns arrested Saturday night OH II
charge If en1bezzlement. Glinr's duty was
to pay for what wheat was purchased, colt
scduently largo sums passed through, his
l,al,tls. Tho steallngs haye been systematic.
aliy going OH for tic past year, and foots up
$500 or 81, ,0D. Gunn has moved In the bestso-
cioty, but has been fslst and lived beyond Ills
means, lie WIS suspected some tinU nEO Of
Irregularities, aud detective was employed
to slluloW him.
, 1881-09-06
He Is Recognized by Distant Ae'
Quaintances Coming TO Hear
Him Preach.
A Desperate Negro in indianapolis
Severely Wounded While
Resisting Arrest.
A Man In Arkansas Waylnfd and
Shot Dead by His Enc-
mics.
Two Men Killed IN Personal Encoun-
ter In Tennessee, and Another
Assasinated
A MYSTERIOUS DrsAPrEA1sANCIt.
Ypkcfdi uttuateh 10 The xhteano Ttih,tn.

A MYSTERIOUS DrsAPpEA1sANC1t.
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago 7rtbun.~
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 5-rhe traglc allI
mysterious tleatl, OF pretty Jennie Cranlcr
has fountl u counterpart In Virginia, tile VIC
tin In this case belnK II beautiful young
widow whose charms have often hcen thu
theme Of praise III the county In wl,lcl, she
lived. She has been missing since Aug. If.
At first her abse1ice did not crente more than
flight uneasiness, but NOW, rs slight ciews
ire being gained towards ltlrayelin9 tile
mystery. excitement and Interest Is at fever
heat. Mrs. Il. w. Iiarvey, the missing
widow. was about III years Of mgr, and lad
been married twice, her last husband
being the son OF Isobcrt Harvey. a celebrated
Brazilian railroad contractor. Her lust lius-
band died about six weeks ago 1T Ashland,
Ky. About two weeks ago letter written
to her from relative ltere WIS returned TILL
opened. This created uneaslness, and a tel
egraln was sent. to West Point near which
ptacu she lived asking. her whereabouts.
The ntswer came BY wire: Mrs, Harvey
Is supposed to have gone to Kentucky to
husband, but nothing tlelinlt Is known Of
ier. Sha. certainly went FROM here to
1'lcnnol'tl on the train. 1ter, relatives
eana ~ cSn ts cs Mss G pGsys ys at w shf II a4 @ 9st
learned there that. tho widow lid Indicated
.hcr. purpose to visit her daughter here. ari
Ind left home with ller cousin, Mr.. Edward
Slater, Mrs. Harvey ltad II lsi'e, plantation
sstore. When sllc left size llnd $500 with
which to pay some bills In this city. The
Investigation showed tint she left home in
buggy with Mr., slater llo said, when
questioned, that lie loft her about II
!. half mile from West Point, and, TINT sAe
:, walked the rest of tile distance. FROM Mrs.
;llnrvey's country scatt to West pont Is nhont
twelve miles. She was see,, md recognized
by Il blacksmith ut Durtuny1lle, n snail VII
;lage on tl,e road, t and ut The tlmo was III tho
cross the Mattap0ny River befare size reached
Vest Point, but the negro ferryInen h1yo
whereabouts. iinmors .of lntly deeply
ye'lctl leaving. West Point OH tho steam
plodet, and tho conductors OH the
train to 1e[chmomd say Mrs. Harvey did not
.get on there. Other persons lave been seen
who thought they saw n lndy answering her
: description nt tho West Point Hotel, but
i here again the link Inns been lost: 1t Is Till
!; dcrstood that tho detectives will nrrcst q
I, party tomorrow WHO 1t Is thought will
i throw some light upon tho mystery.
, 1881-09-06
FIRE RECORD.
THE FOREST FIRES,
Eptttot Diapatch to The CAttaoo Tribune.

6pfttdt D1spdttf 10 Tue CHft01o 1fIDtHs.
DAY Cry, N(icll., Sept. 5.-Foreyt fires aro
raging aln1lg the lina OF the Detroit s. Bay
City Isoad, and the stretch or prairie be-
tween here and Reese Is burning. Tie l,eny-
Test Tires are Ill tho vicinity Of VnsSar aild
lIeese, the latter plaee being IL great .ianRcr
nll ollt lighting the ilalncs, and have sent TO
other points for nld
TORONTO, Sept. b.-Twe.ty-scyen barns
have been burned III the tleiglhorlood of
Wellington, Grey Il Bruce Hallwny aro sai.l
to be prevented from going further tEiun
Talmcrstnr, owing to thu railway ties bulnE
burned nsny I'll several plfces. Iii tho Upper
tsroyo district twenty-seycn fn1ntllcs hnso
been burned out.
Prayers wore offered In oil the churches
Sunday tor ruin,
, 1881-09-06
1lle Largest Land.0svltcr Oh tbs Eontt-
mont.

y Homo {.SsE.I H1xf{E. = =
Col. Dan Murphy. % italleck's Atatioa. Elko
County. aause 70 California In lSls, and luuy Du
his thus. liz IL uow probably The largest ,,ri-
ynto Landowner an this c0Altnunt. Ito has
4,Nkl,OGU ucrus ut Iaud In ntio body in Moxlct
D0,l09 In Eoyadu, aId sa,U00 Ia California; llls
Mexican Krunt ho bought four years ago f..r
$.UQp, ur i've Gauts "! acre. 1t Il sixty lulles
valley. plno timber. and l1euow !alll. 1t comes
Within. twolvo mlca VI tho CRY nt DMrangt,
NJ. Murphy suisex wheat on bis California land,
aud eattlU OIL that In Nevada. lie rot hb,Olj
sacks last year aud shlus u,VN he44 Of cattlb u
year Flxht nllux.
, 1881-09-06
DUTTALO VS.. DETROIT.
Epkftdl ptspdtth 70 T1s QhicaqQ Ttitunk.


BUFFALO, N. T.. Sept. 5.--,rhe home team
ngnln d0W1led tho Dotroits today, making
tlirco straight games. Another exhibition of
heavy hitting resulted from tho meeting Of the
clubs, both Calvin AID Weitlman being se-
verely pounded. Howe WIS hit by ball In
tho sixth inning and SO badIy injured that llo
was forced to retire, Sullivan supporting
Guvin for the remainder OF tic ga,lle. Tho
visitors agatn had bad luck III bunc!sng their
hits, or thoy would have won the gaine, the
folding OF both clubs being about equal. IN
this respect tho Bisons wore very fortunate,
bringing In tho smuggling process wlIere 1t
would do tho most good. The crowd was of
average sizo aud very undenlonstrnttye, tho
game proving only falrly interesting, Kipp
umplred very satisfactorily.
IilntHps-- / ? ) 5 o 7B9
utYulo................ 0 0 0 O ) o 90
Earned r,lns-1}ulsto, 1; Detroit, /.
Iotnl tgldInK err0rB-IIilTalU, 4; Detroit, 4,
ilna9 hitS-I}ulfalo, II; Detroit, II.
'Two-basa hits-urouthers, Richardson, Pur-
cell. Sullivan.
First unse on balls-llunato, =.
Firat hasc On erroFs-Detrolt, 4.
Struck out-Galvtn ~, Purcell. Sullivan,
Trott.
Left on bascs--1luiYalo. 2; Detroit,8.
Uonble play-DrontheFs. D. lt1urke.
IuseeI balls-SulltyAn, l; Tratt, !.
Tlme-Twg hours aud tweuty.hyo minutes.
UmplFe-KEpp.
, 1881-09-06
ARREST or NtUnnEpEns.

DENVER, COL, Sept. 5.-Ton tlays ago d. e.
Ogsbury, City Marshal vi Sl1yerton, wis
murdered by bert Wilkinson, u waIl-known
Gesperalo, willie attempting to qnell dis
turbauco III which Wilkinson md two com.
panlons, the one named Eskrtdgc and tho
Dttier a negro boy. ,lad become Involved.
The negro surrendered to the authorities.
hung llIul the night utter Ugsbury's murder.
Wilkinson and Eskrtdgt, bcto0k themselves
to tho neighDorllo0.l Uf the Needle M0llntAlil,
which lies close To- Durango, where they hive
lust been cAI,turcn.
, 1881-09-06

was first, t1lofia secoui, Sarah 1,erni,ardt
third. Time, l:ls,{.
Ill the mile atld All clglltl, dash Mary Ar
trrso11 was first, Edwin a. second, Mnnftnst
third. Time, l:57M.
In tho tlyc-cfRlIths Of mtlo Jennie was
first, llopo second, 13ciliuno third Timr,
l:17}1.
Iii t,ie milo and Il quarter rnro Unn was
first, lserMartliNo second, Gcl. Af0nrou llIiHl.
Time. ,9:ll3{.
=. III. tho aleeutc-cllasc, sl,nrt cnt,rsc, iko
llnhltnm syas first, Kitty Clark sceuitd, Ahdy
Woo,ltock third. Time, 4:is,.
, 1881-09-06
WAYLATD AND KILLED.
Hpfr{rf Dtsf1fth to 9hA ChitssH9 TffhSrs

LITTLE 1locK, Ark, Sept. b.-Adylccs
from War Eaglc, Carroll County, say that
jasper Evans, prominent citizen, was way
laid and killed while feeding Ills horses Just
ut nlgl,tfali on Sunday. T'ho wtfo Of tho
slatn nan ran to tho door upon hearing tlie
discharge Of gun, md, 1urrying out, found
her husband dead, with two bullets Iii Ills
buck. She saw two men disappearing III tic
edge Of MI adtacent wool. The nlnrdcrcrs
hive sfncu beer captured anu Jailed. tho
atfnfr grow cut OF an old feud.
, 1881-09-06
CONVICTED or MURDER.

HL'tE3l IF1F1!FH 70 7Hf LHItddG 1i7I7sfE
KANSAS C1ry, Mo-. Sept. ''-At II o'clocl;
tonight tic Jury III the Charles Jefferson
murder casc brought 1T verdict Ut guilty
III tic tlrst legroe, mid tho inan
must lnng. Jefferson killed n nlan
Inst fnii In tene'nent-housG Nh
Fifth street In this city, but claimed
II wns IN yelf.t1efe1,se. Ills wife or mistress
Witnessed tho killing, and ut the preliminary
lnutltls sgo tile woman died suddenly from
poison. Int l,rr testimony before the .1nsilre
wns admitted ns evidence, nll1 mainly by it
tlu linn was fnhua guilty.
, 1881-09-06

%1"<e"htH
TI.oY, N. r.. Sept. GA single Of Cassidy,
II three.baser Of Cpnnors, md double OF
Gillespie earned two runs for Troy In the
iirst Inning. III tha second, after two men
were ont, Kceto was given Ills baso ou bulls,
a,,a tho mkt tsss ,nen hit safc, Ferguson get
ting II double, aud scoring tour runs. I'royl-
tlel.ca earned two II. tho sixth, and base oll
balls anu q, error Ut Ewing gl.yo one III the
seventh:
fslAtMNs~- ! 2 , i q ~ 50
IrOs[denrc............0 0 Q . D . ! 0 O-1
ltase hits!Tzay. IL, Psav!Ie,.eo, ..
ErroEs-TrDy, .; iruyIdnnce, =.
lfuEa aehrncl-fropldeiGe,3 :.
Vwu-blsH hlts-f0Ek, Gillespie, Eonppra, Fer
guam, hAnkn4on.
Ihreb- haso hlt-Counora.
lsases on hhlls-TEoy. q: Provldence,J,
l3ag1s on errOra-FfovIdunug. =.
Struck out-kecfc, Ewing.
hte.plAy-EWinK-t -tscrlusou- Connors.
rMssed l4elH.G!!l!gh'I. 1; lfolbert, i,
Wt!d ptGh-ltAdhlurne, !.
liH!ls caiod- -ltllb0ur1le, u; Keefe, BN.
Strikes seallcd-ltadbourne, ii; Koete, ~
1itno-Twn hours ana ten tuinlstoa.
UNplrq-&tIXhaM,
, 1881-09-06
TRANSFERRED HIS SERVICES.
Hnsfidt DtanoIth Ia Ina {hftdnn TftbtlnA

GAIESA. H.. Sept. s.-1Alwartl Courtney,
of this city, lioatt Supervisor the Illinois
Central betwecn East Dubuque otl Ainboy.
has bcen te1l.!eret ard Inns accepted tho posi-.
ton Of General R0nt'nnster Of tic Missouri,
Kansas Il 'rcxns 1nntl, with Headquarters Mt
Dentson, Icx. Afr. Courtney has been III
the employ ut tho illinois Central since May
1, 1H,lh it,ltl lIas held tho pnce Iio ltns Just
resigned since duly 1, 1911. lto will leave
for Texas on tic i5l,, lust. Ills successor
lins not set been nMn,ctl.
, 1881-09-06
LAOUAr'iC.

Special Dtspatth 10 77s 1httaoo TribAne.
LAKE t;EsEvA, Wis, Sept. 6.-Un yester-
day n race was sal1cti betwprn the yachts
Axa1ne1nnoI and Geneva, tn the heal Of
tie lake an1 return, 500 sltle, mud won BY
the Inter. Tlnie, !. hours u minutes III
seconds. During thu race the Agnu.emnon
wns struck by 4 sQuall mud buddy damaged,
lnsing her inast ind rigging. The backers
Of the tiuneyn puckete.t considerable c,tstl.
TORONTO, Sept. 5.-WaIlacs ss,Ss says that
II 1ianlan will nccept the English cricketers'
offer to 90 to AnstrnEfa he will 70.
, 1881-09-06

tho Dmlford, Ho!lvar 4 Kendall. lie Bra!l-
ford, Cubn 4 Wellsyl1le, and The Friendship
Il bolivar Railroads. Your corfespondemt,
having interviewed prominent railroad man.
1t the Bradford. Bolivar II Kon,lalf lIie have
hoen called upon for tl.9lr stock, but tho OIL!
cinta Will stl.n t,p tllHler Il single tlireGlury,
though tic purchase Of tho rontla may not
yet lH CQltXllifIIllNttHi.
, 1881-09-06
KILLED AT A DANCE.
Hpxttdf Dttpatth to Ihf Esh9sdou Tribune.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. Sat danco at
Nlobrara Saturday night J01n Schumacher,
saloonkccpcr, nrtl William Selkirk, n boy
ngcd only 10, became involved In n quarrel,
which resulted lit Schumacher shooting Sci
kirk, WHO died IL few hours afterwards.
Schumacher was ~4urestctl and put III Charge
Of q gllard Of men, there being ITO JUL ut
Nfphrlrn.
, 1881-09-06

En1r:, l'a., Sept. 5.-rhu attempt ntatte to
oust Mayor Alccarty because he ,iltl,,'t taka
tho .Tonc!ad oath prescribed by tho net OF
1874 ltas fuile,l, judge GolttstratIl ,leetdng
that tho failure 10 tuko sllc!t until .ltd not
work forfeiture OF the office. When tho
ATayor WIS sworn In tho old oath wns atlIlllI.-
1atnrafl
, 1881-09-06

anti finally their shots were fired as tho only
means. Of reducing hin to submission. IWo
lie knee uf1d one IL ills rieht arm, bit it is
not believed he will die FROM tho effects 0f
jia Injuries The affair took place OH llIi::
nots street, near the lntcs House, a1li created
considerable excktcment,
, 1881-09-06
NEAR COl.I}1VATEH. MICH.
yDtcfnt UtfpHfth N T.hs fstttaG1 Tr1ttfuf

CoII,wATt:tt, Micft., Sept. 5.-Somo scala
wag set iiro to the barns nnd sl,eds Uf Daniel
Everett, III Girart Township, carly this
morning. Which arc entirely CONSUMED. will,
their contents. Loss, about sl,5Oo, ,tpul
which thgre was a,l insurance Of ST, 100.
, 1881-09-06

OLYMPIC TItEATltI!' - =,
A crowd that fll.esi every scat. s~ete." s~.su, Il
the aIales. aud allied tne Hobbies wat s,s.us
tho Olympic Theasra last cvonng u W., H ia
baok "Auflalo lill" and hls Indian sH1t h14n. Il
the Prairiu WIFI Th0 audience upeessS1t tar
thoroughly enjoy the entertainment oas''"'
their amusement,
, 1881-09-06

MCCULLOUGH IN ST. rAr'Mi rAs.t.nioo,a
sr. pAur, Minn., Sept. 6.-Johu Netu1gtusau la trua
begun bis first esas snes h!s e.o,sht,
Europe III tho 81. paui Opcsa' Hnasa H. iii n.
plnyinx FirQtAtns TO g0tst hotase. ~
tuulA hero through tho week.
, 1881-09-06

EbFtEdl 1}[JfNftH TO 7HE Eftttt1 1f{6GHts
f}osroN, Sept 5.-'rhu ChienRo. Burlington
Il Quincy ]ltlllroad Conlpn1,y Inns calletl q
special meeting Of fts Stockholders to receive
autIlnrtty for tho 1,ropased extcustou at tho
coinpany's lines to Denver, or. III the ter1lIs
Of tho circular, F." fnr tic purpusn OF consider
tng plnts for promoting by lease Or otherwise
certain extensions Ut lines III tho Interest OF
tllfs company, nfl for consolidating with the
snlna and wifi, other lines trnsed NY tlI1s COIN.
puny Ur extensions thereof"
, 1881-09-06

WANTED-A CA1sfESI,Ehln',. ,hl',.sd,-A
Dir. Gus Williams now play, "M .',.a..s ~ ~.
Carpenter" was introduced ut Mcf'cA. .,oxlr,
The They we were % talky, ans NJ she nts u! MT tss e.
well With tho audience. Tbere w,',snee W., ~
provoment later On. A good atlea'a''
unttxff
, 1881-09-06
DIED IN PRISON.

DETnolr, AIicl., Sept. g. James w.
IIeaslett, q life prisoner III tlls Detroit House
Ut Correction from Fort Smith. Ark, died
this morning OF consumption. lle WIS scn.
teIlccd Il year ago for killing his fRther-Iu-
law.
, 1881-09-06

Tho alarm Of iiro from, Box Clio at 1o:.0
o'clock Inst hight ,yas CAUSED by Il bonfire Oh
the prairie beyond tic corner or West Luke
alld Rockwell strects.
, 1881-09-06

AT CIIARLoTTlSV1LLE VA.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. W., Sopt 5.-Tho
Monticello vino nli.nufactory burned; loss
about So, 900; Insurance 0,0gO.
, 1881-09-06

MIcGnEdoK, H., Sept. 5.-On the Dubuque
Division IF tho Chlcago, Milwaukee t. st.
Paul Hallway tho bridge across Turkey
River, eight miles from hore, burned last
night. The passengers and GAggage today
WGrU transferred by ferry-boat.
, 1881-09-06
GEN. q. W, CALDWELL.

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 5.-D. W. Caldwell.
nenural Manager OF tic lines Of the Penn
sylyautn Ilond west of I'ittsburg. was tontgfit
presented with silver service vnlnctl at S1UO
byettizens Of Columbus. No business bus
LIFT Columbus for mRuY years WHO ts parted
with with mora regret tf1Atl uetl. Caldwell.
, 1881-09-06

opesV4E 741e9*s" :" *'s 1Ht<"1V 17su017ss
INDEPENDENCE, IT,, Sept. 5.-Tlle Ice
house of. Z. u. kandy & Co., situated about
one u1ilo and Il half north Of Independence,
burned carly this morning, Loss, $1,000: III
suretl for 81, 200 oIllco md $3.50 on building.
, 1881-09-06

8pttias Dtspalfa to tbs 0hleA'o 7F'5a"'' ..,,,.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 6.-A repfesep.su.' l,a'..'
audience, csowdtnK tho Euclid Avenue w.. ",
House tonight, tho beginning III hlS sea.e1 *aae,
awarded Thomas ". Keono the hsIht5l ,lafrS oTSseS
ever shown a trugrdiau III tafs Gty. LIN, In nl.a.
ftfheIffH. His ongagcyneut will oe 10 R'eA' A'''-
Ulal slcpeas.
, 1881-09-06
LAKE SHORE u MICHIGAN SOUTH
ElN.

ERN.
From advance sheets of the report OF the
Commissioner Ut liallroads ai,tl Telegrnp,s
OF Ohio aru talten the following facts regards
Ing tha condition of tha Lake Slloru l. Alcll-
iEan Southern, Railway:
Tho tutnl earnings Of tho road for tho year
elnt!ng Juno TO- lbBi, Are $l8 8E3l, JUL. ~, 1t being
$l."iJ, LEU uy0r tho pfc1ctlux yuar. The elrll*
lngH by transportation 0f passenGgFs wure &l-
W.. .JlkH: by transportation OF freight, $lAG48,.
Ei1,tkB; by mall stlVIco, $8JH,tEnH1; by exprc8s
freight, &27;i h4kGs: other SOURCES, SlII bS}.2s;
Tho net earn!ngs for tho year Wurc 81 gSJ trH.p7;
for tho yeAr prior. 33,7t0a57.al. tnnk knE tho
onril!p4s III favor OF tho furlupF y0ar $SI, ~.
This IL largely aue to the Increased operating
pensra. fhD AiA0llnt expended III tho lluln.
tenanco NJ tho roaas and strl!ntnros this yoar
41b.aU. The total upcratIng c1penso for tho
curroht year il Eat7 per CONT Ut tho 0nrnlnss.
This HGt income DvBr operating Dxp0nBes and
tunta pail IN $7,4T67s6t. Thu percentage OF lilo
same IL tho clptAl atoGk Glld d1bt Is Sal. Tho
net earnings per milo nro 57,31l.T. The trAns.
action OF cuR1 Ut this yoar wnH hl tons, OK
teetlluE tlat 0f tho fortner year ik 2Al TONS. Ut
0to, l4D.tIl t0n8: excess aver lt8E yGAr, 10 40
tona Ut mauufavturod iron, 47t.s,11O tOils; OK
ccss over lust ycar. 13.sSu tons OF Ktai, hour.
and nthor a9rleultura! produots. :;:iy, ~ tonst
gSt9l4 tons; 9xcess uycr last year. 20.k(7 tons.
Ot moxGhantiso, 07Q,3ll tuns; exrosa over last
yeur, GkNM t9ns. The t1tMl totinaKe yieldtug
rGvDfinD Ii H.887. .qG3 tuns. Tho AvcruKe amount
noT mile received for each ton IL aAYou mills.
Vh0 nutn4or Ut pasSenEera carried thia ytar IL
3ttA ,8G7; lust your, OF. 3d7s oxGess, Hl2 G. Tho
average miles Travelled by each, 67.
, 1881-09-06
1Hrf{3II.TgTffs.

Special Dt,pateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
New YotK. Sept. 6.-'Tlle forfeit Uf $1,000
sent on here soulo .lays ngo by Mlku Me-
Donald. of Chlcago, OIL behalf Ut John j..
Sullivan, WHO wants to tiRl,t Paddy Ryan.
was covered today by friends Ut the lutter
puRiilSt,
, 1881-09-06
1NCrEASE IN EAny1Nas,

Lou1svIt.1.E, n.y.. Sept. 5.-TlIe increase OF
earnings Of the Louisville u Nashville for
August amounts to S1l ,taN, notwithstanding
the CrUnth ntd reductions lii passenger rates,
, 1881-09-06

Sr. Lotus, Sept 5.-Ti,o Chic & Mississippi
and tho VandaIln Railroads reduced the fare
to Cincinnati today to s8, and tickets 10 Ncw
York lulve been s0It for SIG.
, 1881-09-06
rEDEs1,RIANIsNf.

HosroS, Mass., Sept. 5.-trle t00-yard race
between Powers. ef Canada. and T!sdale, Of
Brighton. Mass, was VOL by Powers IN 10
secO,nts-iH seconds bDtter tlIan the best
professional time OH record,
, 1881-09-06
JENNIE CEANI1sN,

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 5.-rho trial Of
,nrsr ds eJs of Jsnaie nj "" Crasr t be toay w.
, 1881-09-06
uRATFOlkt1, PA.

Special Utspatth 10 Tae Chicago Tribune.
BnAnronp, 1'a.. Sept. E.--'rl,e unfinished
pnclug-race was concluded today Minnie
d., WIN nj tic stlrt suit In tho field. was All
easy. w!Ml,er; lslnck Tat scc0nd, Billy q.
tltrll. Time, 9::H.
, 1881-09-06
OFFICER. CHOWLEY'S MURDERER.
GnktLdt uituatth INA Chfeodo 1tih1nk.

ST. Lofts, No., Sept, 5.-l}cteet!ves Laugh
lin and Simmons, of Chicago, loft here to-
night with the murderer Of Oillccr Crowley
md girl named Bnreh, said to be n pf0nl-
ncnt witness III n murder case III Chicagu.
, 1881-09-06

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. T., Sept. h-In the
lasA OF tlrae-auQrtetx OF mile F1aRkie u.