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, 1881-10-16
'~.': A FRIENDLY SUIT.
IT'S PURPOSE 70 DIVIDE THE BENNETT Es-

Special Dfspateh to Ihs Catedoo Tribune.
= New YORK. Oct lit is announced today
that Il fricudly suit mas been begun by James
Gordon Bennett against his sister Jeannette, the
wife Of Isaac Bell Jr-, her husband, and
her two infant children, in order to divide
certain property belonging to the estate Of
the late james Gordon Bennett Sr. This prop
crty includes tho Dcunett Building In Nassau
street, the house and stables at Fifth avenue
and ty-eighth street, un adjoining lot on
Tnfr,y-ci0t1h street. the house No. II East Tht-
ty-ninth street. the house No. :25 West Twenty
first s:reet, and about torty acres uf in1d with
dwelling house at Washington Heights. II is
probable thut the sale Of this valuable properly
will be only nominal, as 1t Is believed thai Mr..
Henpett, with his lurgt wealth. will not permit
,nrt Of the estate to so ont Of the possession
of MIS- faulty.
, 1881-10-16

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 15.-A passenger train on
the Missouri Pacific RuIlroad, which left here
Thursday, ran into ii locomotive which was
pushing q freight trafn near Centertos't1, Cole
Co,1uty. Mrs. Lash. and her: cousin Of scdalia,
were seriously injured. " The pushing engine
wNs. thrown IN top OF the cab1pse. and thet,
from the truck and down an enlbanklnent. Tho
passenger locomotive WIS als} thrown down the
elnbhnku'ent and badly~ broken up. The eu-
gineer und fireman escaped almost certain death
, ny letpin9 from the locomotive before IL tipped
over,
, 1881-10-16
! Movement Looking to Changing the
/ >:5::< . 8 Jewish +. Sabbath to j. : :.
!: ! s !; ::;s In Sunday. =: !"
L''hlaeTR Real Estate. Market in. a
I; 6;zYIdea1thy i and Prosperous !,
{ e; 81 :as:: *: ..==::. Condition. "
RESulta Instituted for: The Purpose OF
III Dividing the Bennett e: F.
.s-;:SS..' Estate. :: IL: H.
The hFund for, Mrs. Garfield Reaches
.*::::::: a Total Of S357,851. ~. .,*::


i: i II; ss 11E Is. REPORTED WHY I'LL.
Y: NEW YORK. Oct ia special tonight from
7: Utica says Conkiing. who has been unwen for
' sbfne TING isIepor1ed as being nnable to Ieave
:: his room; Hlas1amtly pnystcaa has been fre~.
anens!s q sa4snaanee for tho past few days. and
j: quiet fpr the patient. It was known several
!; days ago that he b I'D been in bad health for
some time. bur it WAS npt until within tho l,sst
:eday or two that ans serious illness was nppre-
-hGlded. ~. -" - ~-
, 1881-10-16

SILVER CRY, Idaho, Oct. 15.-Heury 3fcDon-
aid was hanged here yesterday for tbs murder
OF George Mayors, for money
. San FKAaCIsCo, Oct. IA dispatch from
Uktnh says Harvey Mortier was hanged there
today for the murder or Richard Mncphersou.
, 1881-10-16

berweetl his lips and fired, us there were no
signs Of. powder burning on his face a search
was made for the piace Of exit Of the ball. hut
in his head Or gone down his throat- sfander-
noch bOre the reputation OF being n quarrefsome
and dangerous iaati, much 1itids.teh -tu liquor,
, 1881-10-16

I51IV T I 13TIUEGH TI1 E II EAftI+
" CAnBDNDALE. Ill, Oct. l5.-.). Fl. Potts, a liy-
eryn,an and muIe-buyer Of St. Louis shot and
killed Davis, of Cartnt, ILL.,, q well-known SPORT
Ing character and driver of the trotttng- horses
Cream and Curmt. last evening, immediately
after the closing uf tho Curbondae Fair. The
shooting occurred inside the fnir grounds. Potts
and Davis had arranged u trottlng match he
tween DR., LiKhttoots mare, Eva L., aud the
horse Cream. owned by Curmt parties. tho rnce
ed s!U forfeit money with the understanding
that $50 more wHuid be put Up this afternoon.
aud Potts claimed the forfeit Davis refused IL
give it up. nid, after some words, Potts drew Il
pistol aud shot Davis through the heart, Potts
claitns that he noted in self-defense, nnd Is now
under arrest.
, 1881-10-16

: NV lE' 1-~.H U IEDTEFs x U -SUEC1UE.
LOUISIANA, Mo-. Oct. 15.-Edward II. AcQnic,
Of this city, shut bis wife yesterday afternoon
and then committed suicide. 1t was Il delihcr-
atciy planned affair; the deceased went into tho
store Of II. c. Duty just before tho shooting and
declared his intention to rid tho world Of both
himself and wife, ut tho same time showing
him Il loaded revolver. Mr. Duffy pntd no at
tcntion 10 tho mntter, and thought 10 more
about it. McQule then won't to the house. Of hts
father-i in-lnw, Genrge L.. Adams. where he
bonrlea. He called his wife out 0f the house
i11l shot her, the BAH taking effect in her arm,
producing II flesh wound. He then shot him
srlf through the forehead, killing himself :itl-
stnntly. McQuie heiouEed to one Of tie oldest
Christmas to Miss Hattie Adams. Dissipation
was tho cause OF the attempted murder md
suicide.
, 1881-10-16

4 cable message frou, London to Georze w:
compans, rcceIysd u vester.iax. ter % mnnoSnc;s} i'll
great success of the trial Of the electric iiInl
the Pullman car train on the Iondon & BrfsMo e,
Hallway. r. =.
, 1881-10-16

but whether they ar. On the right track or not Is
Enuther question, The suspected man WIS not
'nt home tonight To the question when be would
a!e NJ home 1,o: detni1: answer could t,.
~: s:;:iEston, when, asked tonight Il jI,; joan,;
tslss~ns, .Ir-, formerly OF, tho firm of Stevens,
Bros s. Co., WIS tho man who gave his firm the
paper, sxid: - have nothing to sa;. 1htve no
idea as to how. nuch of this forged paper has
tsecn put. out. Our nrtn4 has done; nuthtnv cx-
cspt in tho way Of lessitiulate business We are
nav iii the AaN1s Of our COUNSEL however, and
: do not care to talk
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
GREAT GERM DESTROYER!
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid

Nss;as AZ Sne3 RM
prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
0aG>P4g prevented
and cured.
WosAads healed rapidly.
Sessrpy cured in short
timo.
Tetfsr dried UP.
NGwgfsutls Aona1ns.
For Sers Tkrsal itis .,
sure cure.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
A HOTEL PIRE IN MEMPHIS.
s,.c,al - I'M. ,rim.A. peuora,.

MsmpHIe, December H.--This
morning at $40, while the dining
room Of the Peabody Hotel was well
a1led with guests, there was an alarm
OF fire sounded from the kitchen,
which had the effect OF clearing the
room as if by magic. Following the
alarm came dense clonds Of smoke is-
suing from the eastern portion Of the
building near the roof, just over
where the kitchen is located. Owing
10 the Ere alarm box of the hotel
not working, the first alarm sent to
the several engine houses did not
reach them, and it was fully ten min
utes afterward before the nearest en-
sine arrived. BY this time the flames
were breaking on. over the roof, and
great apprehension was felt tor the
safety of the hotel, but with an earn
estness characteristic OF Memphis fire.
man, the entire department went to
work, and after hard fight Of an
hour succeeded in combining the
Ranies to the upper story OF The ex-
treme western portion OF the hotel,
W hich il occupied by the help Of the
house. The greatest damage was
from water, which flooded chat por-
ton Of the from roof 10 cellar, The
loss will amount abont $40, 900.
,rheSllotel and furniture was insured
for about $50, 600, all in Eastern and
foreign companies. The billiard
hall OF Sid Cook, which is located.
underneath the kitchen, was damaged
BY water to the extent OF about $7UO.
Cook il insured for $4,000. The OH
gin of the fire is believed to have oc-
Cured from defective tiuc which
leads from the kitchen to the roof.
In 1873 fire originating in the
same manner came very near deS-l
troying the hotel. There were about
l70 guests in the hotel at the time of
the fire this morning. and such GET
ting down stairs of trunks and ef-f
fects has rarely been Witnessed.
Sol Smith Russell and his coinedyE
company were among the guests.
Mr.. Russell was in his room when
the alarm WAS gwen and III his fran |
tic endeavors to reach She ground
floor he seized his night shirt and a
cake OF soap and hurried down stairs,
leaving his trunk and other effects
in bis room Frank Lassee, Of the
company, carried his trunk downs
stairs on his shoulders, not 40 easy al
lob when it is remembered hat his
room was Oh the fourth floor I
Notwithstanding that the kitchen
and pantry of the hotel was badly
wrecked, supper was served tonight
to guests and the business Of the ho-
tel will continue right along without
interruption \
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
How Wonderful ~ Man.

Maa 80 physical, intellectual, and moral
/. being becomes most completely developed IN al
,ia parts and fiSculti. by using daily, ut least,
one dose oi Browns Iron Bit,4rl Many thOns-
:aaSe are ready to testify that 10 IL the ts.i M"
t.icinal tonic 10 the world it Strengthens every
part OF the body. and excels everything cIrs ID
It's soothing and refreshing effects Oh the whole
general arirn,ll system.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
SMALL pOX
ERADICATED,

Gos.auGtSs destroyed.
50 EboIss purified ard
made pleaaant.
EnxAa md SCI ssysoss
relieved and refresh.
cd by bathing with
ProphyImtic fluid
added 10 the water.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-31
|pIpHrB gIIl
nkyEyTED.

M.ap Fsus, preventedbs
its use.
Removes all unpleasant
odors.
In caseH Of death In the
house, IL should al.
ways b. ussd about
tho corpse lit will
prevent any unpleas.
ont sMeu
An AniSd,(s for A Aiinal
or Vegetable l'oiso,,s
Stin2s, &C.
Dangerous edtuvilH ~
sick ROOMS and h0spiD
tails removed by Its
use.
Rslltsv Ntnv Er0sltest>sg
, 1881-11-22

They Have Had u Gaol Scaxon
Hunting ailtt Arc Ifanf,y.

They Have Had II fsAo1 Season for
Hunting AMI Arc Happy.
Sptcfat DsuHseh to me Eaiedao 1rthnle
ST. Paul. MInn., Oct. ai.-An nrmy u!lleer. In
personal iustur fran CH,lp Poplnr iliycr, II. r.,
stAtes thut Tho YnnklonlInta Indians In that VI.
ctntty hAvo hul II tlnu hunt thr past su,ln.rr,
securing n plentiful supply OF meat aud nrvc
humber OF skIns tu tratle. mud that as II c0l,so-
Iucnco their ncaris arc goad, anG ttoro Is no
prospect thnt tho stirring SCENES of lust wlntor
will be rcunactcd IN TINT locality. Indeed, It
wMs Mt olte ttnIc hnpud thNt tho necessity. for
tho retention pf Tho tronps nt Pup
lar. lttver tho coming wi1!ter haf ceased,
nnd nil brtier fnr their rbtlrn To
Furt t11furl! wits expected: bItt owing to tho
snet that 1.nno DrulC whs otli EDrth Hf tho. line
with II fer itAgcs nnu might Hisn trtbnbip, 1t WIS
nut tleonlch wtse 10 withdraw Tho gnrrisun. Twn
, new sctA IF harrAcka. cnCh I'D tett long, aild
three new sets 0f acera' quarters, With SIX
runms IN cach. hayc becn crnGteti and vii! sDnn
bo rru1y for hsc. uanle bus been exceedingly
plentiful, ntIu tho white hunters have ranged
nlu,g tho t1orthern bunk Of tho Yellow.
atoua 1nn point w!taln twenty-.iyo or thirty
bntralo md xrcasly e tho chagrIn Of tho r.
'tinns hut thu opinion is txpressud that this
Will be about tho lust Kuod hunting scasnn I'll
that section Ut tho cDuutry. ns lArKe herds of
buffalo hnvc crt1ssol tho Missouri nnd KonD
nnrth, whern they viii prnbaby remain, sRte
ut loast frotn the fnrOAhs Ut tho white hunturs.
, 1881-11-22

rrh, t,o,roro A. IN trSii knnwn conaists nf
Dukes Maf9sees, ; ,s9 ass: ho,ns 1 i1l IL.
": ons: IT II ori poi !. ia hu:, and n tho Hnri
aaAon es H. "s ,l.s'r. M r! ~ :" E1vo. iii
thor" t rx wmr III, hut tyu tlo. Of sblityEyx; Ears
u" i,ms'us tha iIurt.ua wrr.s t,rjx!naIy creatc
by tenaFu Giaef"a ~ M t nu u PINE ,finar !%n,
na on,, r,,'' ~ TX ~ in,tcrs .t nn
nnwatnys w euss IT, ,r1.,1 G1eN." -. i T. notrm
wns n H., risypth iii yeMr Of IwNrs iii. wa.
tht * soyrpsIS eFsatel s esst so.t, tS ar
OF e. thester, oIXe ~ . ng }n nhIM:
mot Gully ~" ~. nest t,,,,a ~ ,,.ia,a hnv,s
!tanE SUI . ~ t"o ~, n.uS' u,h h6"A!T NY H..
Al"ays pssn n5F" ,~aat.s' prt,.c,. ~
wn1ns sa0 ccnrinxy Sm tho '0asS ~rraput rsiuce Of
MA!Ga si1s ~ 11g 1tast VI tx - u"aH stsor y.
tsrnWl'; Ens' q Gus'a Ia. W. ,v". ,h ~, ~
1n9 Elss 1tn"' a ~ .s' t"n thaM ~. tIsi". ~ ~
ke ana EMtE Woso eSnonSmvnsi; H. "!st H., n
smuG nrG tnu1 t,at nnr., hav,u ~ sr.ntei re- ito.
, 1881-11-22

levcl; hence the ,lnplcnanntncss which sot,,o.
tlmcs ~. aserttca from w"'nan |nsryIn9 "ncs &C..
aan a whcrc @ tic lis ,itsparity IN fs to .oc 4i"n
,cs,I M",nan wifi i hsndIs T. hcr n1'nc, whether
hanaia tsrouahout it, nsf W !ifs @ unaer rln"y:
Il; II ,ss'.sr &; y ps*s s:s,sHs ss;: ?, s!. I?
ry . cttn,nnncr ate Will still Gc cnllcti "La'ly"
Elizabeth. Or whntevcr hor Chrsatihn naft1e ttny
h1iai,afp' simtar'y, thc ;talluhtcr q . VlHcnunt
Fl nrn rE r., T e o
i, however,, tho 'in,'ahter i peer inasry in;
othor pcrr. tcr cnartc.y tltIc Dccomc. ncreel
nstsr II 1aS @ 4 Sn uRs <; Hr. sIr bad r. H, a aafry n9
,': Ss sa'f' %i.y r!s*s!ts :%Riy; Vt "! i e
tho a,,shtnr ii V!se,nt | ~ ,,art,. r h''ssvcr.
wsro IT., t. party III stf s's'e' *e w e1o sno
!he llsnatso!s !,a's Isskwisk. '' AueT,!.
R "sfyynx 'x sssss ser 7! ,i fF r.tin, %n rset ser
nn,tlty; hut q sccrcAs eee.:ty pa hv tuaeriaEc,
in'er,|fryt'ia ~ w!iow witi, cnn'nons. RS
% 's III" III asnsy e. ss 70 spo k"ss
4 t.ns;axer peercss Of any rank--hy n,arrIoee
--wnnf'1 appear 70 DO n somewhat dtfcr.nt
position frt,ln "ther ln1!:s IN rrratrl II tho nut
exc,upll ,rrntla: Tho .farl Ut 4. inarrles sii,s
T.. .!a.,.h:sr q NJ; e, o,'',,'.,,',Sr Msss \.
hts wlslhw and son H.. w1U nnlrrles. nnJ his wffn
bccnttfrs cnttntcss of ~. tho lI'nther bccn,nH.
nt entlr 10. thc Co'tntess 1,nwaxcr Of 4 1l,a ~;
tito. III. bstsis stsIc,l "EmIiy Tor ,shtt.vrr
tnc Co'.atess; i5'wnYor II x. a. !,er,re. 3nt
tho shnle ws1iht hc tho cR4t even II el1o ehot3h
fHt kffkI r.
, 1881-11-22

Tho People Of Frco NiEGor Ncnd, Ark,
AElinted Oycr Supposed Murder.
little ltuCK. ARK. Nov. 2i,-Fsea MxRcr
nend Is lilo uaine Of q settlement IN tho river
about eleven miles beiow this city. Saturday
Churcs Thornton, n prominent colored man. aud
Ed Jumes. nlBo coloro,l, wont to tho woods to
hunt hogs. Iamcs cAn,0 back and reported that
Thornton hal accidentally blo1u his brains out.
Some kind Ut an Inquest WIS held by MaKls-
trute aiid n verligt as above rundprad. Tho
culorcd peopto wouidn't stand It. 'fhey wnn,eh
was uny accident. Yesterday 5oo pcup!o
nj Froo Niger Nend sw"se =, the boAy
shnu!d mt DO buried until Coroner
nrlyInu from tne scene, md dszen tnlus wcru
tni'a. sumo ptopso sntd tho Ht;n went oil while
usnos. who wns with Thornton, snfd nnttinB
nbnut hugs. but dngs npt 10 hghttn. III .fhern:.
TONS fnct. an1 hp supposed at'e Of thout Jumped
upon tho trigger. Tic Coroner Ia investigating
tho ulHttQF.
, 1881-11-22

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, 1881-11-22

Tho ntarin from l!ox No. 1.u nj 0:l0 Inst night
waa cnuhcd by M nclpont hlazo Du tho second
tanr Or Nc. u Metatasher STRUT. Stephen Nc
Lain, tho ucrpAnt TT i11t norton nf tho tll3-
Inv. saId the rt. urlxInntua frum n [ht Df kttnl-
stove. John Ofelli, who ore,ples the ,irst Eimr.
Han1g phArgo Of nrsnn nKNisiBt h!tu, however,
aud McL,Iu was locked III.
, 1881-11-22
Belrolhat Of Prince Leopold Of Great
Britain to Princess Helene
Of Waldeok.
Tho 1,tsl,np of Manchester 0ocs Back
Oh Brother Moody's Mode Of
Conversion.
RsYicv Of the Grain Trade in Mark
Lans-0onlition of the Irish
Explosion.
ITALY.

4 SENSATION.
Rour, Eoy. 2l.-in tho italian Chamber nj
peputtrs, whIlu Premier Deprelis wns dis
russug the agricultural estimates, disorder
occurred In thu Strangers gallery, md IN.
mu,latc!y Il rrvnlyer was thrown Into tito
hali, yoico crying, "fo Dcpretis. 'Ilu
reyolyer frit without exploding Or hurting
n,y Que. rlu NM, WHO threw tile pistol.
named Alaccaluso, WIS arrested, anu tho
ltousu resumed Its ttebatc.
THE "Cis.SK."
Itappcars tint Alaccalus0 pl,tloavoretl 10
shout Depretis, but, bplng prevented by tho
bystant!ers, hurled tho revolver ut HIN. AfAc-
caIlsu is aln,ut ~ ycars old. liz sas bor', III
A,rago1l,i, Sicily. liz lla,t alrruty been ill.,
Yskal,etl fur wounsl'ng with iutent. to mus-
,|er, md IL still under police supervision. 1t
Is stated that A[accAlllso presented Himself ut
the police slatiun t,is morning a'td asked 10
M watcIlet t!uslng tic tiny. saying that otli-
erwiso lie would commit some excess.
ROME DARK.
4 large factory burned tonight. The at,-
tlag[tles, fearing tic t1u,ncs would spread to
the easomctcr, cut of tito gas, causing total
darkness In tho city.
, 1881-11-22

BERLIN. Nov. n1.-Tl,a Emperor, although
able to attend to current business, Is obliged
to keep Ills room for two days.
4 BuCIA1. EvENT.
Tho Princess Victoria, wifo Of tho Crown
Prince, opened tho Museum Of Art md In-
dustry. a largu attendance of Ministers aud
tho Diplomatic corps was present.
L1EukSEcHT AND HtA OLD CELLrafATE
HE1iEIA
Llebkncuhs, SocIallst, by means OF n.y.
sheets privately distributed, llas informed
hts constituents ut Mayence that ho las de-
cIted to represent OHenbach 1T tho Kechs-
tag. llc recommends to tbs e!eotors OF
8lnyenco Herr Dubel, who will probably sue
coed.
, 1881-11-22

ndd to It ynarty mt only tho taternst M she
fund. hut all Attrpaus mnney or tho Exchange,
nlso providing that tho fund. or anY pnri of It.
stall nat be ti1srsed Of .azcept hy vote " tho
Tnn!nbcrs. md tten onfy ~ three. fuurthf
muInrlly IT siiusu tnttnF. Tho rrrIlostfOll shsls
rarrlnd 1r IL WHO ~ SiI Tor. Il, II, ngnnai. This
nctIon tnkes Tho t1I*PnsAs or tho fua1l ct,tiselY
, 1881-11-22
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refun.l the price, On the same terms try
Dr. Scott's electric tles.,-brush fnr rll,lli:l!-
iisnI, ulalarlIl palns. bud ejaculation. otc. 1t
jinpaTts u beautiful eluar skin.
for salu by pyche 4 C'.t atatQ md Randolph.
, 1881-11-22
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
strlko OF Employees in n Pittsburg
Steet-1Ifll,

Strike OF Employees in PittsburG
Steet-1Ifll.
Special Dtspdteh to Tia ChfeHGo Tribune.
r1TTHnUtl, Pa. Nov. .l.-A stslko occurred In
Singer s. Ninrek's Steai-Mit! todaY-tho frst
slnoe 1t WIS established thirty yours ago. Two
helpers at Il hea furnacp became dissatisfied
about something And sionprl work, throwing
tholr department Of thu mill ur, rs tilat portion
OF tho uilll was working I'll m urt!er which tho
ilrm was Obliged to ill Immediately. The snen
stopping Mt tho ttmo thoy did cInscsa conssera-
blu aunOynnce Thu pr0prutors discharged the
strikcca Illu, us tlay Hrn utltun mon. tho urIul
tuok tho matter In nA1d. anu tn!d tho tsrnt that
l,nlcss tho nun were reinsthtcA they would
strike, ThIs they positively ~ fused. aud tho
consequence il that tho nlll II Lille. tho tn!9Il
Will refer tho matter TO cotHntttee Or tho
A.nnganRtel Association u lroH nHtl steol
WHrkers. who Will investigate 1t 41d GndoaVor
to RHttlH tho tfuuDl1.
, 1881-11-22

4 CHEAT HALLWAY Project.
MADRID, Nov. 1l.--Tlo CIlnMber Of Depll-
tics passed. n bill authorizing the constr1lc-
tton OF tho Iiussca ~ C0ntrane Railway, with
s,toyent1on otD9 900 pesrtos per kllometcr.
The cost Ut boring tunnel through tho
pyrences Is estimated Mt l3,000,000 peset0s,
to be borne equally BY France ul4 Spaln.
, 1881-11-22

Tho Wool ItnfHrd OH His Farm.
aptrtai Uspsteh to 1hs Cheapn Tribune,
C1esE1.AN1h O., E1y. al.-Thp wsnl CLIP ratsc,
on tho Garfield farm ut Mentor hHs boen pur-
chnBcd by II. G. Hush s. Sun, Of this city. They
propouo pulling 1t In excellent condition and
then sending 1t TO ono Of tho tcndnE chatnbers
Ut commerce. III tho country, tho pr,ccesls ot tho
fl,nf. The plate Offering tho host inGIucnments
WILL ecouEe tho wool: Tho Mesars. lIuSh fntbtd
inaklujg Il good bid themselves 10 as to secure u
goqu sum for tito monument fund.
, 1881-11-22
YESTERDAYS DEATHS.

AxNAroI.ls, Nil. Nov, sL-rho lion Alexan-
dot lkallaii Ii tluud.
NEWPORT, It. l., Nov. el.-alrs. Van Allen.
daughter Ut William Astor, tlud suddenly this
ln1rnlnE Ut hGart-l[seaso.
RAN FHANolaCtl, t.ul,, Nov, sl,-QeorEa Il.
liuwkGr, latg MunaRur 1T the Western Union
Telegraph il Ie!uphon1 COMPANY at Tues0n,
Arlzoaa, died! Ito was formerly OF Ban Fran.
Et6G0.
, 1881-11-22
MATRIMONIAL,
An lii0tlGltlNut.

KEl 11IuISHI16GFIGs
Special Dhpateh to The chttaoo Tribune.
LANE GESEyA, Nov. ai.-A little rsppic OF cx-
element was uccaAioncd herc oil nsatlrlny cvcn-
inR by tue coletuctt Ut Miss Lcttto l1nrbcr. the
4lllkhtcr of prominent miller. with sfr. lGorEe
Cralg. 0f Chicago. Mr. CrnlR l11 bccu fra-
1uent visitor ut this placo for ycns pnstt hut
for Sumo time tho pnrcnte Of tho young lM,ly hod
looked with .flsfavttr upon tho young mars at
tuItions Ia tito young lnly. .lud hntl forbidden
Ills Waits upon her. In Saturday, however. tho
young po0ple decided to hn married. ind woro
hccorllnKty driven to burlington, where tho
knot was tlrd. and they departed by tho evening
tralu fFnm that place to Eulcugo-
, 1881-11-22

IoS1nx 'uE LAND hill 1s WORKING,
seQuires f,,t,s ,os' N.-'rhls weeks politics
eeaxrln. l"ae ~ attention. Interest Is stl!l
1ps oAs star.,,s NJ Me Irish Land Courts, whore
tasss been ~'ax sa' novelty occurred; nor has
a'psted prI'c'a6,pps s 'n6peal yet heard touching the
e'p'ea Oh which ;he' 'deetaiona
, 1881-11-22

ABIHAs6An0N ltECAII.En.
VIENNA, Nov. ai.-Count kninoky llas
started forS st. Petersburg to present Ills lot
tara Of recall as Austrian Ambassador to
Russia, ....
TUE CREATION OF FOURTEEN pEElIs
from tho tlItck.and thin supporters OF Count
Taafe gives tho Government majority It
hitherto noyer enjoyed.
THE OATIL
Count kalnoky touk the oath Of office as
Minister ot Foreign Affairs. ue goes to st.
Petersburg for fortnight.
, 1881-11-22

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. al.-Jphn l.. Sullivan,
who IL to light IsyRn at Now Orleana In January.
IL mt at Niagara Falls ~ reported ir the dis
patch from that ptaca tonight; but u hero with
Madden, Ills trainer, cndaAvnrlnY IL arrange for
i sparrin& exhibition H0,ucttino thls wtok.
, 1881-11-22

TEyan and sullivan.

dptetat Uupaseh to 1'h< kateaao 7stbun&
N1A1AnA FALf.s. Ont. Nov. 2l.-ttyan artl t3ul-
lvnt, puyll.ats, have Deeu over hers utt duy, It,
lcctlnR tho batto. ground for tloIr light, which,
It ID said, Will takc placo oil this stde botweon I
mud tomorrow mnr1!ng. Tho pu9lllats ara now
Ut NIaKnrst Faiia. N. y.
NiAjAnA FAtis, Oat., Nov. al.-Nyar md su!-
lynn prlze-tlRI,turs. 4oUollds and trgnds, hava
baun h0vprug hatWecn luro md s1h1,eslsnf!
Nrldge att,cp Batuftlay. Tho light announced
for january llnxt f. oxpuotGtl tn tako place hor-
abouta iIsld1 VI twenty. four h0urs Tho police
Of both Sides uf ue river Rsa on tho watuh.