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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.

JAMES GARFIELD is again quite sick at
Williams college with malaria. 1t Is
feared that it will be impossible for
him to remain at Wllliamsfown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03

A. s. TRUDE, prominent lawyer of
Chicago, has notified Mr.. Scoville,
counsel in Guiteau' 8 case, that he
fTrude) will take principal charge of
the defense, provided he can make ar
engagements with the opposite counsel
in the case in which he is now engaged,
nermitting him TO do so.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03

SCovILLE, Guiteau's counsel, stated
in the Washington criminal court that
he would not raise the question of the
jurisdiction of the court, and Judge Cox
postponed the trial until the Nth OF
November. 1t is believed that Scoville
waived the point of jurisdiction in or
der that he may raise it hereafter, in
case of Guiteau's conviction. He thinks
if after the trial it is decided that the
court had no jurisdiction Guiteau can
not again be tried for the offense, and
may thus escape the punishment of his
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03
KAHokA, Mo. Feb. 9, Is

hAHOkA- Mo-, 7 60. Y, IoN0.
| purchased five bottles Of your Hop Bitters of
Bishop & Co. last fall fer my daughter, and am
well pleased with the Bittes. They did her more
good than al the mdcine she has taken Tor six
years. WM I. MCCLURE
The above is from a very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for seven or
eight years and could obtain no relief until she
used Hop Bitten. She is now in as good health
as any person in the country. We haze large
sale, and they are making remarkable cares.
W. II BISHOP s. co
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03

DURING the burning of n tenement
house in New York, n man named
Patterson, living in the top story with
his wife and two children, dropped
them out of the window as the only
means of escape, and in descending
that way himself struck the wall of the
next house and fractured the skull OF
the youngest child and sustained severe
injuries himself. The existence of such
fire-traps is disgrace to municipal
ties, and they should be held response
BILE for such shocking casualties rs
these.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03

1t is useless to groan with rheuma.,,
tism when bottle of st. Jacobs oi
will cure it, as everybody knows. Co
lrtmbus Ohio Ddily Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-03
MORE INSANITY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-A well
DIRE ssed and powerfully built man ap-
pesl ed at the white house, this morn
ing, and demanded admittance to the
president Dinsmore at once reeog-
nized the visitor as a crank who had
, 1881-05-11


1IcArt-bnrnlnR " u tcGblu 1eCth for tho state Of
NIguIsh iuto which vtrlOls htrNtA or American
nlIUbourlcy tlAls ttselt plunRul nllcnt the fato-
ful question Ut HluyOs Or no ElUtps. Wnahlig-
tUtl, whuru new notions pei!rtrte slowly, WIS ~.
tOnished aovoral ttnlua dlrlnY tho snHson lust
putt by tho lt,pusy!un Ut various trnvu!ed glasGa
Ut {Ashinn mud mnlas VI furln who nate fhoIr
ettrul,uu to tho Republican, Court ulRove'!.
Ihia was naturally un !,.uovatlon thnt struck
dis1nuy into lilo wGIl.rll!C,l r!n&s of Capttulil'l
suc!cty, Tho contest wAgett vtolcutly TOR u
ttMu, but the unKI0vea lHvn1ers carr!ca tho tlay.
anl tho xlnyc u now s.llcnlhly Nbo!1shtl lra1tn
plltu society Tho fact illustrates thu WhiuI-
alcMl basis upun whtrh uo!lyoi,t1ona reAt. Que
luy tho Prince Of WMlps, wht Is vnry stout nl!
very tut, Ind wlt,su hutlls Asu 1nk cn1lfurtat'lo
Ia alovvs owing 80 II tlisaxroello. tondency u
tho Quopn. On nrriy,lx " tho drawing. room ~
tOnn himself Ksuveluss. u VIA TN, Into 4! SUM.
ai,tt, III 1t wouldn't hMvo soIi gtlluDt for tue
rust IL weAr gtuv0a wttNH ilo FrltIGy hAE sluiit,
tho enrenlnily VIVA u HFOyrrss olie. TheHcof0rtll
Rluves tlantso4 tsunl thu Esoat s'e!Ai tort,"
lnuninls. unu eyun IN tho struet. Tho tahtoa
ax Huaa,u to this et.intry, EnrluK tho ltst tWsl
yeutA XDnt!otnntt hAvo appeared cyeFy yNAurA ul-
KlNyel,--n tho strcGt, tho drawings routn, the
Gi,ur,,, and tha lhuatgo. in Frnnco, howoy0r. it
trMwlux-rDnt uIl9l0yos! W Mnhhodl:. hut ID
KIOyoa Iru ehohpuF N, tho CjntieHt thuh II, thtd
| un4ntry or KnKai1 tho pruprntlca may e9 Oh
served ut d ICHa cost,
, 1881-05-11

Tho British uUneuA- rutura,s nrn beginning 70
cp;,,p IN. SuntthIl,g kp c,tiiplvtu returns OF
thO largor ptae8a III Scotland hHr9 atrcAdy neln
pub!isol Al prosoi,t hi,weyor: tho pop!,!3ti1n y.
notice, llasKuw, whtCh set!rneN III lGH in le5!,
hui now u p0pulatiou of haAsSp. about litO
less than llruok!yn. IT, grvwth n ton yours, ,..
0OS EsiinusirH reports :.s::5,i;p', TOW Thousand
loss than SAI Franulsuo; hut sM!l FHHnoisoo
Injury ,ltl,le4 but ~ to ber population pnM.
due. tie snlrd city, nt,n,.'ers 40: tH pessts
ark; bit whftt nunlcu gaineti ollIy 19,eIA W4sh-
Iagson lncrus!seA ,*,0ao 4nd IN NcwArk ~ Sl.u0: Tho
It'd sAlu,u as Fr0viIeHco. THO scuOM-ulass
towns Of se,slard hAys .itlereasoA moro rnpldly
III proportion thun tho lhrxtss. Ten &uph tnWlle
Art; tn1t.t!unull. ruMKluH III population hokweon
Ii.0U aud lI,tR1, which hnvu lneronseI ny nnr-
uoutaxcs varyfux butweea II and ea. Tho
total lnorUu4p IN Mbuut lB0 largo placoa III about
7a,1U, unA Probably thls lsA iarKt proportion
Ut tho whUlu mldluon, ~ tho rur0l Plsta III tna
country Rru nut supposed 10 bo gathlns muoh'
IL my.
, 1881-05-11
THE COURTS.
Mr.. Lederer still in Confinement
A Marine Case.
Marriage ltnder n Fnlsc Nnilo a'ltt
Its Consequences.
Record Of Judgments, New Suits,
Annual Business, Etc.
THE HARVEST QUEEN.

THE HARVEST QUEEN
The hcnrtrr nf tho mutton 10 set ttalin tho ne.
fuuIt OF tho Great Wcsturl,. Manhnttan' and
Greenwich Insurance ConpInlcs III tic c'sso ot
Cursu VA. Chrlaty, WIS eontlhucs! yeatorslay no.
fore Judge jameson. fhg Mppllcatlun Maa
founded uil nii Ntlnvit Of ll!t'sts scutt quo ~
Tint Clint, Chrlsty lost tho schooner fitirposely.
sct,tt flrd ut,Uiher affidavit yesterday cl4i!lttig
tAi he eillor did t1Ut algN tho protest. 4t eeps'
il. lBslJ, or tlut hu wis drunk whgii no dlti 90
4 number Of cntintvr- ni,idnvlt* woro nNetnu
by tho complainant. but tho Ll!Ee tttleti !hoM
m out holding titnt eniintBr-f ffl1hsits could mt
tv hglr.1 U,, tho MOTION. lilo thun ghyu tho ua.
tpbl.nMta Until this nuriltiy " prepnto s~oIt.
nnsycr setting up n merttorlnns ttofense. nilu
suited TINT .tA ef1ltlltton precectt ~ AottinR
nsi.io thu default, tho insurance COMPANIES
must tly Into cDurt tllo F0,lN nsufaEieo fhonos
utl tho vessel in sltspntu.
rhv rrtnulpnl affidavit which Wna ruled ntlt
WIS b., Capt. Chtlsty, oE Erie, lhe CHpta!! ot tn9
lturvcsl Qurcll. 1lu testified tiiAt ht' hn hat!
twett.aI1 ycai1 UxpNriu1lct s sGssnl GhptiM1lan; i1an
Tint tln Harvest Queen aut s.lll s0tl- O. lndV,
frt,tn ti4susu, llkp Superior !.'aslc with cargo
tr irull uru. for Ashtabnla, ", aiitt WIS tnoll
.i,crfputIy s<.lworlhy nnu fn1! linatncu. Nn
complaint WIS tnMltc " hny VI mo GROW NH!
tho L,nriling uF tito 1ath ut bct'tolibor. Wnel
wMtc wt discovered III tho hold, n!l hAtida WGre
(ur Dcto.tr lilo unly available port. sho l,eEni
Il, suttIc however, In tu0tlt Two hulirs. rtaa ta
crpw were Obliged to tnk9 10 t1i1 Mfts' LIS lne
CnptulI chMrKGa TINT su0tts At!idItvit ia 1A!se
Frt;in beginning to otI. thht tic protest wy
slntic,l Voluntarily by III the crow, mud that NJ
Gnristy) now h,B tho 0ri9lnhl protest III hs pos'
session. T.
, 1881-05-11
GOSSIP.

spteto1 Dhputea TO 1's. cateaao Tribune:
sr1nsaf1Elp, ~, May lo.-Eysry fellow
who '!ns M Institution " lis district, Or tlle
1,rourIntion bIll t,ytns il stands, Thu hungry
nrt, ~ rfv"r iuurnvcrx, wilh the excpnt,ot,
s,T".i'. ~ tvi,ta ,vh., Ina Inn" H,m,s,n,I.,
VI a4hsn',. " M"1o, why n"a Oe"n u"a,su ..I.,,
them, A few OF tlle fancy Items lbay ho
,sn,'5 t,,t s,ot .v.a nrct,ni,lv ax,u,ct,,l ,yhen
ta*ccat o"I ts'"s va" p1n'"e's '.'>. N"t. 1. "J
tc o'la WINS tranesl' aita Homogeneous 'a n'@"o
AcenfulnKly u SAft tha 9cSt, !Ho 'tsci a1n'
prOyers, Of COURSE, uxpact tho StRta !ll6tlttl-
linn ,u,,,v In atupH ),v than wf,un their turn
CONES, u.!d, should tho combination POSSESS
, 1881-05-11
AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA
What JOHN HUT Cl,fuk* About 1t.

-. ,u.... ,..u
Authoritative statistics feoehtly cohp''Na
show tho extremely productive uharnutcr of
r,rtu},, Httts In TIM Amoriunt, Union. It At}.
ecs.'. rs n' ',r',,,, ~ ssatcs with icss tbuu
potfs lhn' u stuap -. o'e a., 49, na,,,,s,, n.o.
,,,.cos % ilyo-oivhths pr tic cor,,- supply NJ tho
United Stntps. Thuso Ststtoa nru Ohio, 1ntlthiln,
t,,Ir,,.. fnwn. Missouri. Knnsus. and Nctr,,aku;
lA'lois' Ao"n. M,osos" N"".sTt * s,. 49,, S,,n,
mons @ pr,,srcss whjch Las been in,,ao Within tllo
limits Of = Ye oor @ ,ah,s xsoW1s " an% vtu IN
~ ,a .ne - ySar @ ~ 'S ,s,a,s %,S 1bo ,r,1.co If In
is.,, o S s uasha,s, vs. IN ''u tho sauo poro
from 7l,6ss,uiu to wNo,0D bushels; ILL.,
S nots, from ils.iS.,T7 to soooooo bushols; Iowa.
from ls.ilo!o0 10 ~. W., ouauss 'oev "ss
fr,sn 7Es,H&..157 to ltho0l0'o bushels; hatsas' n
trn v595 to ,a ~, D'ns1s; tm s;7 a ,ha nuo nsst
M, .." .n, stat,.. 49, ,sr,v x mn nd hush.
oI eso spsJh ~ ,, ,.us ,st "%e ~ I'M Iv,n onty 4p
@ s?ss S'1ss; sss;ea',l @ I % srys tnst tho
lsa5 It s"a y pq mi Woss tns bho
rivr iSes' a ~ IL sho akcy "u ind hS Allegheny ai,l
~ nqng ,I,S isst.u Eu.st. Thoro his eu.s i. Erent
t.at,r W. uan ~ ,,ort,. r,xuun. from tho soulh to
.,It,. .nrai,"t If ii'1 ,I,try tGe whSIo Ut to
sataaSy srissos oiy t9M' l., Ias ,.ls,,; sas',SS
| Ia III
n tn SMt,f' int il IL sniti thMt tho South uly
" VI 'n u ~ ..r.rc,n,.v If, the rurI. cittIrt
VT reSM ~ u,,, hcnstcnt ~ fut thnt in
itcon ii 's ycars s'H liz irsdaouon of wheat md mr
s,r vy ~ taT t"ttan' u1!,l tutacc., has oro thn
.M,tIc,l: omts hive il,uruuscIl by thirds,
pt4n"scti pn,ascI1 Iv s,r,riv nt,ts- third.
.m"v Snr.,ris;, tnat,y tt, lind tbnt only about
,. ,,uf M{ ~ ~ t9,n tntnI awrriaan wrn(ti prDut.
yr snols. I'LL. Z i rs vxps,ed. i,tt It'll Is m tin,Iess
y ~ ~ H. ,usr. . ,,,"rxefs ,,,u with t,t,rnpo,.
itGt H. aao wptn " "Mi,fc "f uinF Gr,:tIy
iHsreascJ. 's nf corn, ~ yrt only abo!it Gl per
Gens .,arir " ~ AMIN. ,v't II wns tcn yetrs aH,,,
I9,t t'o"tts tGo tlw,,ros ns 10 tho exp0rtui1on
~ nrt hnt"u, nu 'sii' snni na,rk nrD 1ytuuudlilx,
=. 1Sas nso" I'm p''p prnnrtmtion Of Gucon lid
hnms ,''9 o,,ly "I n,no,l,,tud 10 E,o5atM pounds,
sea"s ~ ot Stsat / paands; @ pork ha Kot.s % In
e EN- ~ satu W.T. ISs frn % ID noi,i,,lg
fss' 81 i'll tt,7;j bounds. i.ut in addition TO tAis
tno @ lr'ron.a tcnY,11 ,ythi,. twn ysars univ
Hn s ns. ~ 1r,rsr,rtIv iva il,it1tH,s norss tia
t%nn % %GVss y. t,s yunitfiv r.Yrn,i: VT ff1n o,iiS
h"ns fny thn iiritish aud tsatun rrll,t,r IL iii
, 1881-05-11

THE IA1kss
Jnp0E DnuMMONtl-fn chnnibcrs.
,1lilNlE tiI.OnOErr-alutions atll general bllsi-
ness.
ArrEtt,ArE Coui.r-10s. 1oU. ITO, III, 1i3, No
cnsp OIL hcarIn1. ....
JupuE lAltY-70e nnd Bla to RS. M case on
trial. .
JupuE sMtrH--No preliminary call. Trial cnll
1,sis, AoD, u,G.s,, aG}l. 0,G}o, 3,9t9 No casc on
trlnl.
JupoE wiI.1tAMsos-AssIstaJ Judge GARY. No
.Iti,M's, JxMraoS-!t AZ, 45, trytn Judge
fInrntllrl's uAienunr. No ease OIL henr!i,E.
JUNK GAni,NElt--D, IL, II. H. M. 7. U!tes W.
Chicago. Huntington & Quincy ltallroad com-
pNtty, i,tl honrinR. .n,,, .,,
,jljIinE itjGEIls-rreIfmfnar cal hG!H to 6i',
Inclusive. Trn, rAl b17, bs!f - ht!' l'1nillsive
No. tt8, HtUlkG ". Punnsylvsta E1mpiny. On
jui,un Ata,Av-No nai1. No. IS ,Qes, plorco Va.
Elsttln Gravel ltotstl. OIL trial.
IuiN,K NANNt1M-Nn cnll. MI 40. i'attnrsnn ";
Stewart, O,l llo,lrnH, md tho ftrthor trnl VIII
l,n hold In ii. l.. WnitB ol1uo, IN tho Rchpor
l1ioek. ,,- MT,
R71, U;R, Tkh!, unl 1Ef. o,, ~,
.jJilt,a liAwtA-Nos. 10. LII. 1TD. a1, zig, sl1,
ald I'll, :lY, alU, s 2aD, Eli a47. aSt, aud 'o TO
W. 80, .,o .,o ,o,,
l,:.sS, l;k5, md 1,Jl.
, 1881-05-11

SUPERIOR COulT-JuDaE 0AnY-Patrtck ~.
poi,l ~. Ossla,. and Wurtlell U,,thrle, verdict
$50. and ,nut!on for now trial.. IT, kappc ot
nj, 70. Atnurirun store Sto1l Company, saSj1.G'
JuDug SMtrIi-A. u. JAmes W. Il. T.. MoEl-
dDw1ioy. $5s0 ......- .,,.
f(,tnl,tj1T COutRr+C COMPASSIONATE. y. DnnOls
at III, ys, Aiuxander Ma0tnBhan and George
WtInnt ltcd, $7BU,El.
1utH1H llo<iElls-A. n. Smith VI. Nobort ltolds
Upug MnlAS-Mnry Dnley, Atlmnsstrhtrlx,
w. Chur!es Z. fiOitOI,, verdict $G,0o, nnd fuouoh
fur now trial,
, 1881-05-11
1rosrTssraKE MINE.

4 bill was illcu yostrr,'ay IN the Circuit Court
by John ElAhorty, David Mclaughlin. ansi J. H.
Cola,nnn aHnlnst JohI1 e. Ottinxcr ant Jhmes u.
sullivan. asking for an uucohnting In n mining
spogulntlon. GotnpEnsnants set mt that III Jauu-
ary, 1875 thoy anu tho tlcfcndnnts entered into
uci,urt connrtucrshlp fur tho purpose Of tnlh-
tnK md nliIlI yro tr,M thu lf1'''sstakn Mine
NJ. = ne,r Loud Cty. lAt"rptaeo Cnl1i,ty, Dakn.a
pt1,porions Iy e.tch nhpfnlGt. Slll.
vnn nsu was to nlvaneo s500. ,G,l! 6ut
fhIa hu t1ua fniGd tn do. Tho
b,yinoss proved ,lnprUIItublc. und c0n1saInallts
claitn thoy hayo .!.lvauced over e21,VO IiOro
thll.s their share. M suttlenlcnt hMk ever bcela
pellet to Nccalitt for MI moneys they hnre re-
artycti. and TO nly whatoyur inlancc inny ~
fnutla t0 bo due ~ thGtn to m'1ke thch oeat
thoir proportIun of lhu h'ssGs.
, 1881-05-11

Erlnilnnt 0f Mnnilnv Inst tinos mo Ernss !n1ue-
tcr. rnlr rapmrtrr c,n,o In l,ast ~ thu 'hscats'
xAtlou wis uver. A knew hlnt 10 be 9"''slo.
,I,au who would hu III. ui,u MT Injustice. wnild
usk yt,t, III p,.ru fairness, tn ttntu three things
thMt iraspir.s Vt tho triht, unkntwi to yt''lr f-
p0rtar and nn,tt.tt III yntlr Hrtloln., . .4
FirM-.ltl,lEu iinwos ahi:t publicly rum INC
I,cneh that ho henr,l nothing II tho ovltlonco
Tint cnnnoetoh mo u my why with tno e,sc. ,,
STATED 1utlcr NTH tint that M1nrnltlR wis tho
irst ttnn t,nl .pvcr ncnr,t 9f tho pn%tnent OF
SIN. mn, lid not hotlcve 1t Ind bcr!i rnlt.
clyI,,,s to hI1yD paid tho tin. sworn that no t
mt ktow inc At Ill, ntitl iovcr Mt any timc pasa
""' Ii. ". SlAnciiEsrEn, Attorney.nt-1n
, 1881-05-11

"Yo.," sa,l Capt. Williams tho osher day, "the
mud WIS luft skaru for the peoples gua!. had
intended tu plant Ursuxe-xrovus, aIl apple.
trees and xrapay!nc1, ~ thxt tho p1op!e ne1t
summer could 10 out Ia their doors md pluck
Oh the fruit; but tho people don't know q phi
laAthropist whun khey SEQ hlEQ."
, 1881-05-11


A suit for DIVORCE developing n rathor '!.'us.,-
III stnte Of fncts wus lIcRn yesterday by Alice H.
Willis, fpr,uerly AIlco StAua t.ovo}oy. Sho says
that II, September, lsiN 3ho hgunltle acquainted
with ul,p Arthur AlbDrt0N Willis. n!ltls Arthlr
Willis, nlsns Arthur W.. l3urtOE.. nltits Aftlttt
lilrtuM Willis. 1lo BDnn lnE1ln to pross hl8 a1!t
fur ilur l,uild, A.ld III ortlur to ren'ior hlt!iset
iunro Mttr,lGtivU lii her eyes told hUr romantic
etucy uf how to WIS loved l,y u rich y0l,nY Inuy
In Nuw York, wlIuBu inuth0r hui! given per =
FORTUNE on condition ahu MArrieH MIN, aft Wno
l.A eulno IN to Gh!cHgO ~ dutlantly t0thFly
with her uiOthor'a lust wishes. Tho tnnIt 0E
I,,,,ny nnncs nvowDd that llb lespisgu n,on9y
Uygu with q Ilrttty WutMi uttAchcu tn H. hfa9 ne
suggested complainant shuult! iiurry MIN
under nn assumed nAaho, her relatltea
it' ii ioar of tho ,nysicrlcus ,hcross: tom.
wis purfornel on The 2,|th Ut Fabrtiaty, seG 70.
linz llGur tho isAtle nf Al:o Albums aila ny ny
thu psctldonym OF Arthur W. burton. Sho tnoh
won't back 10 h0r .unelIs, ultd bus ncsor !Ncu
with him sanGe, and ho Protnloly went OH 20
rutyQ funtlB tu 20 tn housekeeping. Tor no WIS
shortly after Nrreat4l fur lnregny. and on tho
.Jth III Aprll GanvIetol nnd BDht TO Jhllet Tor
eighteen titpnths. Yhs cured hur Ut Unuu Ut tho
lnyRtcry OF MMrr1AgU u,ltlGr AssAtneti llaif!ts.
mid shu now ,lsss t. 0 allowed to 20 baok 70 hef
| old plln titiv I'll Allun n. invc1oy.
MMry, ,tsktng for n divorce OF, tho ground ot Do
aertlon. -,,..x .~,,..,
Uuribuitit Cnstn also wnnts 4 divorce rr0sn
/ EulnN EllstM OH tho EAtnD Xrtslind. .a.
.fu(iHu JNnlgBN,l HrUtuu Il dGcru0 OF tuvcrco to
| lsul,pfiu from Nutlln u. Frly on tho Kroiild o.
| GrUt,kgNl,t,ss, ut,u to Wln rfNutz fruln Eluanl
| Vfuutz on eha ground OF .lescrtlOi.
, 1881-05-11

Wluchester's IaYpopho ospiaitss
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs
bronchitls, alld general dG1luty, Established
tNeAty.Ope yeaI1.
, 1881-05-11

Tho ootest over tne W. ,..ft ~ fsw tr'!uS ,nnt pi
;;s; Hsss sia!s si H;
Il ss:y ;ssss ss'ss} sS ~ f ! i : F.
poured 10 laso no 19a y, ,sysr . Ihia,
S1tss S.y t:e prsiixsity a @ xSs'l sSs sscf III 4
SS:'s II \; :i :ss; L,
,.5anxe ,a1axe e. e.. eos ias Id i
auiy ss sho y"iy ssdsce On 'SsS's and
@ 6ef OF this o1tre,nclS 2f'isaxs 2'hinv away. NJ ''
fAmsiy ever Rafo apS'ns
thoru 10 contest.
,,r.r oousha, often ..ksa., RI rs pD!!ttsfs'
, 1881-05-11
STAR.ROUTE VlLLA1Ny.

lehfd tfOIlt
STAR-ROuTE VlLLA1Ny
a Vast Sclicluo Of Erut,l-Some or a.,
Chief TeObi,rra.
Tho Nuw York Tf,atd Of the Nth Inst. hs, e..
following Introductory rIn,arks to Il ten ro,nns
Nrticto about l}radv IND his paIs. md hov ,ha-
hive r,bbctl tho Government Tor nyo year, @ns
complete 'npnnity:
WAsn,sarpS, @ d. o: G., ,May s.-rlo time viii
SSS M III TIC Ustc s,es Sy '"es nasf r H.
trots for crry[n4 the ta!ls viii take so,.n1l1sss.
In history aud IN tho estimation or tho AttttisOO tIstO
stoas y II IA tner eo k s Tst t na %ise q Ss'.
City and tho cal,al. ring IT New Yusk ill., ill.,
pxS nao ss' mi %ea ttente ,oS p'5 Sesc 81 s s 1T: e.
dishonesty and corruption urc racis III hrn,s
established h. History Ms tho events ol ihe NJ,
%r ro I'll s IN t tcr r uoiea fetss ss.
trs thnt Ut snnku that h1!s lust lis llead ppdi
secklnE to replaco 1t. The hcad lsgo1e. but
My Nevertheless, wit0t nral al.c.e a1asp. r sus
iAns must die. 1t ts Hrcat struggle In which
thoso tiags arc oligaHs,i. Their in'lcneeex.
numerous itl both tho Krc,t political parties:
THUR operations hava hrcn interviewer viii
Ercnt po!ften! tntlcrthk,ilgs: thofr strength can
inr evideen ut tieIr corrup,n n md ses' rysa, 6s
etrnrts which thoy have put tnrth In ther oxa
i' ino rings co,,.d not exist or carry on taerou-
arn.ions without u ns,wertni friend III The [}r.
partmant. Wtcn Gen. llra!y becaInc Stconl
4tsslsfAttt, tlS1 years 1Kn* tho ct'ltEacs clerks
expedition upUt, rtsl,tea. lie s,w tho advantages
Of IL, Improvement npn that rysstn. aa tcot
all this executive pnWcr tntt his nw ilnnda. lIc
instY "Wtilc ut,ac. Ut course, by authority and
III ttte iAElo Ut tho pOstnaates-tscnenal.y Jet all
Inerc,tse u service; both by aa!lional NrrIce
as ~ s nv n,i, ~ ,ir nv ~, srrsnl sc,v.n, vlss
aii, 0y my Express direction" Ticre eau tS, be-,
~ f,r wat bas bco, ute for tho Icucht uf the
rl{,Es,
sifitt discoveries utreutly u,a,ir hy investigators
hMyv Sd ~ s1 to vts essc ,y t fI svG as ,a
IT. tn st Ivy fsss w mHsn as n 'I1
Mint, rcsurets the work W tho ri,,K1 il cor1ten.
KY fo,v wt r,,rS ,S iii sny sbs ~ ossut ot ta j
rnrf,mcnt's transactions. The Ia4t report ot
iho T0st,nnster- Gunerui, nadc My. II, lssl eon:
is the fiiuwx ~, a' s.nslsss H. s ~, a esis s III. ~
rnti exuui,,}itirUs.. .S::sjta1SriG5
Tolnl rueoirt3. ,,,..........,. .rIJl,s,aa
rYccss If oxns,,spa 2:ss;;;r,
rhis shIwa whit tIlu tiril iess i1r thc yra.
wav. Tiio cs,in,l.tes Inr ihe following yesr uhs
year rot Vt e,,.lea> were submitted III tue same
Exl"outiit,trts' M ' 81. EagLm
itccotpts ............. 3sslii:tn
ue,,o,oney. ,,,,.,,,.... st.sn,a,.a)
Mnr1, tlln onu- hilt Of ti,o tno,iry cxptnded IN
tho Year ei,tiinx J,.,ie III, iS*L Wis paid Ia ays
epr,n9nt for Inland tra,'so,as!SmY III ~ ~ tse III Tss
y Wns ,IistrLGt,tcG IN rs folfows: ' ',.
i!silt.s,ti sassss: %
~ Inn tho stnT f6;,tcs itl c;,st 'oy ia.!
t4,, anI Ii 1871 thoy bud ct*t sy ~ o. j., y ~ ~
, 1881-05-11

u, W, MANCHESTER.
~ fAa EdAor af M pairaqa 1tttunA
CHICAGO. May l0.-Your ARTICLE In Tuesdays
papey concerning the Mathllda Johuson case In
, 1881-05-11

UNITED STATES COURTS.
The ISerosune Lump Heater CouatMuy flied a
till yrstorlny agll!ust Eugene II. Walker and Z.
NJ, jtprtua to ruytrnln thoM from using y ~.
tol,tttl Improvement tn limp chtt!noyR originally
issued to Warren l., Fish, juno II, leoS
, 1881-05-11

Liver eopse.. ot,s. + ~ ,tfsai, IL ag aea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-04
MEMORIAL DAY.
An Earnest Meeting Held Lsst
Night.

A week from Sunday next, the 18th
inst, wal fixed upon at the meeting
held last night as the time the dead
Confederate soldiers graves are TO be
decorated with flowers.
The meeting at the cotton exchange
was largely attended, and all present
were deeply interested in the proposed
ceremonies. The vote to make it
Sunday instead Of Saturday was car
ried by AZ to 6. The programme
agreed upon is the same as last year.
Sacred music and ceremonies of a re-
ligious nature will be the leading fea-
lures, and they are to commence al
2:3O pm. The committee to manage
affairs are Messrs. s. j. Camp, A. w.
johnson, ]. W. billiard, W. A. Col.
lier and W. Y. G. Humes.
1t was agreed that the old monu-
mental committee be granted full au-
thority to improve the burial grounds
of the departed warriors, put curling
around the lot where they lay, and the
monument, aud to take better care Of
the graves than has heretofore been
done,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-04

Together with that Of Other
Migrants.

The Police are engaged at present in
making a wal upon Migrants. There
is no excuse for a man who fails ia
apply himself to some honest calling,
as the city can furnish hundreds ofmen
with work at living wages. and
nearly every day some farmer or con-
tractor applies at the station house
for men to go out into the country,
There are a number Of human leech-
es ~infesting the city, feeding on the
result of other peoples industry, and
it is toward this number the atten-
ton Of the police is being directed,
Five of that number were arraigned
yesterday morning. Prominent among
them being Pink Cole, a sort of cross
between an English bull dog and q
native African.
For years he has defed the police
and though known to be a bad charac.
ter it has heretofore been impossible
to fix misdeeds upon him. About
three years since, he began to be motto,
rious by bee ,ming implicated in dar-
ing suburban burglary and dodgine
the shots Of the police who pursued
him. For some weeks he lay hid in
old houses about Estival park but il
was for a long time impossible tc
catch him. When he was finally cap
tured, nothing could be proved and
he was released. He has been closely
watched, however, and this forenoon
the police succeeded in making a good
case of vagrancy. He was sent to the
island for two hundred days and
bound over to appear before the Grim.
inal court.
,Vagrancy is rather a broad term
though hard to prove, a warrant i.su-
ed by the police judge for that offenst
usually charges that the defendant
has no visible means of support
spends his time about gaming saloon.
and"refuses to apply himself to any
honest calling. A darby by the I'm.
common name of John Smith fol
instance, was arraigned on this charge
and the evidence against him was thai
he used a razor as a blind, that i:
shaved a man or two a week. He
made frequent trips up and down the
river as a lower deck gambler, and
was known as authority on the game
of craps" He was sent down fol
forty days.