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, 1881-11-17
FABULOUS WEALTH.
Tho Son Gives UP $4,000 900 in Money
md IDSrUla.


ind JDSvUlA.
Rt'!tiAa tlta.} Ttnlea.
Thu International Submarine Diving Com
pnuy, whose vessel, tho Mury D. Leec1l, has bpen
quietly engaged In senrchlnx for tho lnouuon OF
her Britannia Majcssy's brig Do l!rook. which
foli1.ucreA Juno H. 17i9, oil Lcwes, i,s been re.
warded with untntstnlMbo ovldGtIco3 or tho lost
vcssel. Durng tho pnst cIKhty-thrcc years no
effort, with the exception, OF that nude by tho
british Government fn 1501. nus beesl made to
rcr0yer tho fabulous trcusure which Ia known
to hnye been sunk. 1t hos been abahdon6d US
bong iFrevocnbly lost, bccause tho depth of
wutur ~ su Arcat that MI appiancus hcrotosorc
invented for rnlslng heavy bodies werc
useless. Tho International Company. which wAs
orKnnxcd IN Philadelphia for na other purp0sc
thin to rltlse tho abandoned treMsiire. IL fitted
Wudcriti pIeco @ u ,noShnisu, on mi board ut Il IN
inlfnenso diving bu!l. in whiuh diver might lvB
comfortably fei week.: lia has comniunica
liz ii supniiei With tic n,ri,ns ot nalGlnx lii
own Hr ana for light an BY oxp!sa'to ne y
yHnp1ea W' s Iita e'ptr9 tsx'as "o a.
'iist, ti't ,uctness' Al iho slae Il tho be Is
In every movement 1t resembles tho action ct
tno hIuan urn, eyon to tle pieSlnF ", It PIN;
RaSIs o v whs xsatsthsr St Ssa WIS
tho nnly survivor. md, who w'1s cngaHca II pI'
MtlAx Ito vesso Mtn tho hnrl'ur. about is,0ht.-
NV VI 0FE[!E AaA 1tHE1a "pltG Hn"U "lW !iEt+
Tho 1nt,oy wiz tnkun by tho De Brock fr,,.n III
Intercepted hpnHish ieot wkltIn On her way to
halifax. EuKlan1, trhtn au0eGasful urilso Oh
ltIa SiNlnis., Autn. with tho spcttu wtrp tNlten
.uU itFlsonuEs., When tho vessel foundsred TIM
prtEOnBrS wer1 in ir0tis oil tho lower aGeka An
WurtriD lost. capt. james brow. who cp.umnntt.
the tossel and Whllss bD1y WIS recovered two
days nFturward, l!ua buried In 1t. rutcr's
EhurCt-yArt III Loves. Two yrarS after thu
wreck thu british tiHyHrnnlGnt aeilt Two frigntGs
IL ralse tha DO uruok. hut without BucceRs.
Forty years ,lsn, while NcCrnoknn was uu tho
Gr.llat,. circulars wero iM,Atea around sl,s-
sex C,,uMty utfcriux $B0.UN for tnforsni-
! ton that would toaa to tho discovery
Of tho sunkun vessel. II ha.l hcuh supposed III,
to TITO present that Tho lln1l hid boHn swept
| Awny by tho aUtion ut the tilos. TtIg lntertI-
| tiuuAl ConIpuny, ~ keep itx roAl nbjeot from
view, hail hcut, allae September working Ut M
| othor Bcnken vessel, near wn'ro tho jly Uro"x
WIN IL % rooetve = majority 1t whatever treas
ure ~ discovered. i, An tntursiow AAys thAt lt,a
lle ttr09k Hos llt tlftcun tatnonts OF water. Tho
divers, III KulnK ttpwn, fOul.! 4 lung, lrrcgllar
| ridge. about I.tt0cn feet higll, eighteen fuUt
| wide, and sIxty leot long. t]n chcii std0 nr0
| piles or luosp atnnG. supposed TO D0 tho bNlast
| ihruwn from tho frlxHta IN. Tho effort to raIst,
| tho wrock In the year l600. Rough wAter lntar.
ferlMK with further operations tho company
was coInpeled to pnAtponu tuEth0r tnyestiKA-
tun, Mnl OIL Wednesday, the dltgtA returned tC
lhiladuluha. Thu work. however, Will le viK-
nrt'4aly plihkci forward as soon a. rayorublc
| weather SUITS iii,
, 1881-11-17

law. The third recommends a telegraph
systeln RI,ntfnr 10 that In Great Britain. THIS
fourth advocates TINT su1ne tietnit cOnatiti-
tionnl nr legal method bc provided for tho
sGttlutnuDt 0t
Thu iffth tleclRres that tl,H frequent reclar-
rntleo vi Presidential elections Disturbed the
business of tic country ami was obtcct1ni1-
nble. anh TINT tho !nArust II tho
I'll nxtgnslOtt nf tho Presidential
terms ~ six ytrs. NlNl bnt ono term for c,lcI.
tncMrlhen'. Thu sixth MD lust stsks for tie,
establishment Uf permanent commission or
tercst nf tho pulIIr a!l con,nlon eurroIs do
Ing Interstate business, atlt mike such ree-
t,1,l,letulasst,ns tu coiiKrGss FROM llne tn
tlNi1 hs may seeni ifEeessary for tho public
Interests, ntrl TINT tlds commission slIUtltl
he 81 constituted Tint 1t wn,t bn In lsHrsilnsty
with AMI auxiliary To tho Railroad Cniuts.
siUnS established III yNriuMs Stntea.
, 1881-11-17
THE WAY TO WIN HER.
Mrs. Bowan Tells How She
Was Terrorizcd into
Marriage.
A Determined Lover Who Used His
Fists and a Revolver.


% l,owsn and snd Ltl!,o 81. sherman aea tho suo.o-
' !" % Circuit Court M 10, anu severance "psa'ea .,
oo so OF wsoik mas tho -. ',o yars cs
sharps aud around tho courts generally yestcr-
day.
Justice Hudson, who married. tho couple Oct.
70. III liIs statement published yesterday said hs
,ho m coron,my M nv WITHOUT tnyest9ana ~ tho m eau,e Of
into tho nupsat rclAtlon with her
ursent , woce.. Hoss,s Abbe. : Oliver:
Mrs Rowan. WIN fltcj the iii for sutItmT ha}fia
tho marriage, are IT she opinion thas Justice
cnsr. Ia INV DID jeast. The iii Hets firth that
Edward L. ltownts obtained tic viii Ut the ora
S;,n' ts,1' L4II'o NJ. po~an. noe saorman, to marry
......n.' son."| 49,. nre +N.'p sons.,
orc Fre,ieriuk X Cobb, to Wi,nm tt,o uratrix VA
then utgtlxs In tnarriuuc mid that sIe throuTn
fear of be1uv lurrycE Of ner iife. uonssniad
10 u,arry hIa,, anl snssr ttesc clreumstances.
tee es s = st % sr @ 5 E5aSs e
wlfely nci was tho marriage consuu,ruatei,
Miss Sherman. or Mrs. IEwan,. Who d at psns-
city, stutcd to 1l,lufjsE renorter ihrouso
friends yesterday that herseIf md Homan
homo Of tcr aunt, Mrs. Newkiek, Ia wheaton,.
!hoy became oaxagei, and .ehortly afierwaM
uowan went away 10 New Albuquerque. N. H.,
i i an ~ aiih nsoliisent D''I and 1Ae''S: sprightiy
n to " eo of GoGG
and aTter trlSf GHuortsnto sae arfue;i to msrryf
him. sho wrote a, q. to bowan, telling him Of
.. nI:.n[', ltlE cnANua W. Or ~ hEAH. ~ ,.
eho bad l. experienced, and nat Sue Intended to
inarry CooD. !lownt replied ~ letter ltltt Of
UlktEf EtpIGACHGB kIa 0E1kGHu luO EuEAX0tQEnG
, 1881-11-17

i3fspatcA to EtnefnHdu Gazette.
CLEVELAND. O., Nov. lh.-0no OF tho most ihr-
Ing roblertcs ever planned In this rcgnu was
successfully consu1nlnAted thIa morning VI
yutin1 bolug the Iioa. josso baldwin. It
will bo remembered that soila weeks
ngo tho newspapers HAyo publicity
to tho fact that Dir. isAtawil1 Ind ut Washington
exchanged Government 1N,llis for aoIne $l;,o00
IN Itu!d. Whllo there was nnth!n0 reu,arka(llo
nbout thia, Mr., llnldwns wealth and eccontr!o
tubits worv discussed until Utmost everybody ID
tho lan1 luuAt have coMo to heAr ot tho llttte
old, pee,tltnr nun ut uoarslnn,. It was Hlvon out
TINT Mr. baldwin Ind II tnaula for gold. and
hull by hnblts Of fr.RalltY and business saghclty
amused Il large fortune. which he kept nunr
ht.D, finding nuuh paeAs.iro In occasionally
counting uver the sblnuY pieces. Th0sD pu1lf-
cntions, ,tnado In sunsutonal way. naturally ox-
cltul tho ambition Ut sailI8d oraukamcn, and
wera tho dreut causos of tAe rubbory this suort-
lnE betwcru : and O'Clock.
.l3oardmnn Cuntre Ia ioentca ubout hvo mfcs
solth Ut Youngstown, u few farm houses built
up around larKe public square constituting it.
Ii hasn't Il store, and thoro IL nothing to Klyo It
Importance uxcopt chnre. or twO md tho fact
that the people Of tho township do their voting
thoro. Hero the lion. JesAo baldwin rcaldca
With his family, surrounded by ail the
comforts OF lIfo, 0wulu4, a. ho does,
many hundred Horos Ut valuable land.
Tho family consist Of Mr.. ind Mrs,
lA,,lwu ind their daughter. Mrs. George Il.
LOWS and hcr husband Ru.! two or throo chill.
dso1,. Tho house is larRo and elegantly fur
nlglle.i, hnvtnx Lut ore ssnirway laat,tpG 10 tha
yuut1s nl,.tyu, wllnrc NIL tho family hhve been
Of 1atG Hsf t III usata sisxay
old fashionGl, having been purChased nlany
years aao In Tits eity.. In thta safe l1e money
nlld other ynuablus betulE'uE 70 tho fnnlliy
XNyn ikotl fOr B1fG kptplNk. Tho burglars
must have reached AlArslrtAu CAutro tOon flor
midnight. for they wsnt t'rst to Mr. naldwlns
c,rriuges. and, solcct!is buy hosso and r2ati 2i
.nAre, hiichesi them ton carriaKs, having t'rst
..S sSsS s se s n IL ssx ahS
itout lato th9 soad. whoro 1t WIS lift In charge
Of m Arcnnpltct. -. -.
OF tho parlnr wtl.dnws. Once tnsldo tho hnuso,
| 1t Ia ovllent the !,urghrs lntendud 70 relnAtn
I'hey tlrst bnrro4 tno ssasr''iouss: wherever
the oloaot, waure thu sato ,xas. thsy, drilled
small hole !Sto .hs ,,ii., Gox snd .a; ,sd ~. =
Ta sospbx say es S,osaas Sa sasy thousn 81
VI; II NJ ,;s SsF'eqxs* ~ asia h1 Isw' s af..I 6ss
ss SIGi ,69 hS uoso Saw % Hat the bsase
war rull ot rohhers, ani disinctl tho source III
the noso Asmln1 hii's1th @ " h ng s., stnrtvd @ 70 x!
thenl, four I'll nutabut, suoStnK away upder ta<
X esy s safs M nsea u
titAes VI tho retrcattnY bnrEl1rs. Who ln return
sent y yulley toward the window, the only dA!n'
| aEu % %sosulstns bong to tho ~ooa"osk around the
/ Ths live cracks1nen with thoir heavy booty
were noon ln tho ca1riaxn nc away A.. taSy 70 Tont
sns shrouyli Weodwar.h. tlres and one.a
[ dowu, aud she rix had IL be abandoned. Thej
! subsequently stole nve horses from tho farlnsr
, 1881-11-17

CTtAnf.raroN. W. Va. .Nov. 1e.-Wll,lam rob-
insor, a notorious character Of Maiden. sir
miles abovo Charleston, shot Town
Marshal Allen Nclker through tho
heart last night, killing him instantly.
and also tlred two shots nt the Mayor, but
ttilased. Rubln8nn wR4 Arrrstctfs and brought
here. It u rutnored fonight thIt n ulob Is cum.
!np from Maiden u, lynch ltubtnsun. 4 cl,sI,.
pany nf militia has bcGn orlrro1 to be tcRdy to
project tho pfjeoDOr,
, 1881-11-17
Arrested for Murder Committed Somo
YeurA Ago.

Special utspatth to 1hs Chteaao Tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. lo.-Urlah ]. Meyer
was arrested In Prairie ltonde. this county, last
Night, aud brought to tho county jul. Tho nr-
rest WINS uade BY telegram from ". T. Lyon.
dotcctivo Ut Ncadug, Pa. Doputy-Sherln 7. "
Smith nude thearrest without difficulty. Meyer
III accused Of tho murder OF nm old couple named
kintzicr in Snyder County, Pennsylvania. four
ur t,vo years axo. II!a brothor, Jonathnn Meyer.
was taken from this county to answer for tho
same crilnp some time ngo, an account of which
oppeared Ia TILE TntBuaE at the time. Tho
c0upio were murdered md $4,0U takon
trou, tho houso. Threo havo already been con.
ytutet Of murder aill arc utlder AoHteuce of
donth. Tho stntcneMt Of ono Of those convicted
duplicates bnth tho Meyers, though they state
they wcro bnfh discharged on preliminary ex-
anunt!on. aud cau pr.,ye nm a!nls and L. that they
Aru elItIrcy INNOCENT Ut tho utfetlse. They lived
llenr tho murdered couple vt sh9 time. and left
for this stAto SOM, nttor. lioth tho Meyers WIZ
court sn suydor County. Lyon will bo hern for
bis prlsonur tonixat. Tho arrest of b!oysr
Gallsed painful sruna In bis tumlly. all OF whom
assert he Is innocont.
, 1881-11-17
The Lifcrs" and Their Hopes
Story OF a Faithful
Wife.
Particulars OF tho Big Robbery
Tuesday Morning Nonr
Youngstown, q.
Judge Coz, Of Minnesota, 1mpeached
for Conduct Unbeooming q
Good Citizen.
4 Womnn In Oi,l0 Wounded by Negro
Tramp for lsofusing Him
F0ul.

SEfefdt tnrrr.poaAeNct 0f The Chicago 7rtti!Hf
HtSu Stxt, N. r.. Nov. 1.-THE conylets In
tho Sew York Stnto l'rls0n. at thls tIiace. Mt
pre&ent uil appear heaety and we'll. Tbose WIN
arrive ut tho Jail sick genuraaly come to good
health after tegou!nx accustomed to tho fegI-
iMr way Uf lfrinX-anrly Aotirs. plain loud. nnt
wholesome latIor. After orcu getting used to
tho tutter they dislike holiday. for that nsenfs
confinement In their cells. suu1Ays. when the
prlsoGrs have lus two nanfs. aud uro confined
frnm half.pAst 1u o'clock In the nurntnB Until
tho next n,ortlnR, thoy style llel- 1ny.'' lIow
buoy placy Is sing Sing Prison tnny be known
from lis nat unty having become scDf.support.
inE but from It's clearing ntoat $4t0W monthly
besides.
There are forty mon in the prraon scrv.
inu "lIfc terms" Michael 0orman, who mir
1ctetl his wife. has been imprisoned tho longest
trnc-swcnsy.iiyo yearA. IIe Is an oil thin. aud
takes caro- Of tho chapel. lshmanl Freouian n
colorcd prouchur, also IL wife murderer. IL in
for iifo; lfnyes, WIN killed Delaney, has passed
nine yeuF4 Uf his sentuncc. and Ia 30 well be.
na5 eo watsr p od n po n'ss
Of releNsc thFttRt tho interest nf thosu who be-
lIeva them Wronxfu!ly incaresratcd. AZ ot tho
4k HH ~ nS ;be oss o renao aney g
sht,s uxlstvn:e Ut Its wurth.
!. L.. Ilayh Is tim most notable criminal IN
ti!~Eruce, liels ii, tho shoo-packaux depart
,aant nna. Ike NIL Tue %,Ksa'e!nn4T, pt:
tn9fs' 1f' RsHs no 1roeo.s; ,v r. Emd,v,
~ Ma"pe. lhe u'M.nM.EM'' "np "a, 40 ,ri,ni,,.n
~ xn ia unv ". ,nr,n md ihts f"1
t. 10 Nei NH ~ uAHt It ~ ~ - - hn"i, ~ ~
!wenxy yeIrs. Cnanneey .9nnsoi N Gank ;at IT. p.
H. Ill.,. s1n 4o ~ hSsgr y t = ~ It it5c IT,
mSn; IL .' .! ~ 3eta, y ,, -" ,aa .u ~
mthsnx ont!. amu wi!n Ivy E9. ~ y, IaI.,s WIN,
MMo mavG senn e.!eF ts nss sr ~ toro ~
o ser o"es :!, ,Hitt q ,n D., AZ i .,n,
nss "nsh ~ ,p " Hc,I WV W. nau" o'' '1e'f 0noui
"ss, ~ tnTs ~; ha, ,sc+a bae bc, ot,,,
StstnG tu9 hGNs " G,Isi ne Ivu,! @ nri ~.
s't a. a ai .r sIte cs s1nyo wrety INV
nfS ~, 1 10 naso ~ @ s,'n. Sn
L' aIa a stry nrn ,u, ~ anu ~ , sup
!,i'ea: wv ptPess III .op1Scn IN @ atu ~.
"a ~ caGh h thamwnenfy " H. c"fw; f,o o ,rat,,s
sasa tnAt tnHalf VI tnu 1t.aa'o iai psn..s p..s"s
ats wnuh taels @ sme"Gim H. sn.,,,1 ~" at'tGotu it,
M Mes9 nso ,. @y .,,s ~ ~. o d"y y,
nn4 W5tirn ts.'i.n.n. ~ M usIsl..s .M Mau th !"
WI. M .l ILL.,. ~ nmr s. .ot. nt,a1io 4,
II tlie @ sno; % Wns' ', ~ s':
!nekson anh oec!t .o!steo,m ,2, 2Gtn ia i GnntH{. II
n aGIe enirSa tss IL ~ r,,,nn ,r,y.
WMun m!essu ~ sav s uGGpcs. & i, usinA
ng atgs s. wn'Gm VII H. ouy ,ts,G!
~ M.u .,t. s.n r.ht .t,n nm,,I s..rr,mi~ t1ft nr
~ ut.tE ers.su sue a,t H. ~. nyI4' 1r
eSuS Ms 3Mo " aeu ~ ~, y, ,,,,.' ~ ,n
, 1881-11-17

gpsetat Dispatth to The Chicago TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE. Nov. IA wpntan named Lau
tried the tlru plan for suicide toay ut her house
On Campbell, ncar Market. The doctor eaTs her
burns nrc fatal.
, 1881-11-17

GALVESTON. Tex.. Nov. LITTLE Post Office nt
smtthytIIe Was robbed by i've tHen, who also
l,ruke into tue establishment OF g. sasa. stealtnR
tho horses frntn tho nHIHhbartn9 stable. They
escaped. Pursuit bus Gc9un.
, 1881-11-17
Ftned for Selling ItlshhAetl Meat.
Epttfai [1tspakth 10 1hf Ehifaqq IfiAuna.

Sptttai Ltspdeth 10 1ht Ehttd9o Tribune.
fxntASAlDLis. In1. Nov. 1G.-Tho trial Of
CharIcs +. achmIdt, 4 butcher, charged With
selling dseased meat At tho market house. re-.
hl,lted In bis conyiEtou 4nu fine by tho Mayor.
The evidence was to tho effect that Schmidt hal
purchased II tot Ut hogs which were IN II dying
condition when ho bought them. and sold the
meat to parties unawatp OF ita condition.
, 1881-11-17
Hold UurGla rios an Sunlsv1cfis Ill.
SnkeIal Qitraffh 70 Is CAtfaoo IttAHNa.

SANnwlcII. ILL.,. Nav, l8,-saudwich WIS again
visited Ivy burglars Monday night. About
dozen houses wsro visited. two OF which ware
entered. At Elijah Graves thoY Kot about S!s.
keeplng hial tudor cover OF u royoivtr Whlla
thoy searched for tho money, The samo oprra.
ton was pcsfosmof at Fred Dieteriuh's, whess
&2S waa SECURED, Dir. Dloterloh heuY kepe Qlitct
BY means OF coukcl snvolveF. What l1lukea
f1ct that Ii was triRht moonlight, And tho rus
,:aIk tsatnpel HlonX On tho creAkn1 sidewalks,
tpAktua M attempt ia cliccal theanBalveR or u
moyo nuselesiy. The loss WAS sutal(, but tho
Indignation Ia great.
, 1881-11-17
C0tntiilfcd+ :

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. Hutchinson. tho At.
iantio County murderer, hns bis sentence Of
death comnlted ~ life imprisonment. =
, 1881-11-17

Hunoyer ColieKe, Indiana, rocently admitted
ladies' TO her halls, and the result has bsen GOV"
urul wudutngA AMONG the students. Qno or
CURED Inst week. and the yoanY groom aud h!s
bost man were suspsnded tor their inpoceut u.
version, an4 she bride EAn o9 bone !a 10 ssSape
Hanover,
, 1881-11-17
SUICIDAL.



La HAt.iE, ILL.,, Nov. lG.-stra. Reeves, Of this
city, wo1uau OF unsuund nlrd, this afternoon
threw herself into n we'll l05 feet deep and con-
Tuning seven feet Of water. She WIS rescued
Atout half MI hour Inter, severely cut aud
bruised, but not dangerously Injured, and will
fGHuYCr,
, 1881-11-17

have guno to Arizona, taking With him about
so0o0 lntsustea 10 hm hy frIcudh for safe
keeping: also the olty's money In bis hands. It
him 10 ntdcond
, 1881-11-17
Granddaughter In tho Third Degroe.H II
Spseta! Dlspatsh ts Tha Ghlkaao Tribune.

PRAIRIE MI CHEN, Nov. 1a-Tho Jury IN tho
case Of john Cusn1nins, James Mccormick Jr.,
Jamca Conuesy Jr., and Jcreuutah Flynn, OIL
trio! in tho Circuit Court OF this county, Judge
Cushrcn prostltuR, for Tho murder Of Janus
Flanntgan ut iollng Ground In August laat.
verdict OF guilty Of n,ansi1UEhteF !A the third
doxrte.
, 1881-11-17
A Passenger on MI Iowa Train Robbed
Of Sl11.

OF S111.
8pteial Uitpatsh 10 1hs Ehttddo Tttbuns.
.AvoUA. H., Nov. lG.-Tho Chicago, 1tock 1sland
&; Pacific exprcss, conductor Scott In charge,
which leates Council Bluffs ut b::D p. ILL.,, was
thrown iuto confusion tonIaht, whc,l about
twenty miles out mud near Weston Sutton. by
three ttntnlskcd men suatching from tho hand
OF passenger bis pockttbook containing $l71.
and. .druwiug rovolvers, and threatening toshoot
my porsuu who came near them. co0lly rang
tho bell. stopping tho truth. They thon walked
out upon tho platform, 1eapcd to tho gru,,td.
aud walked away In tue liurkncss. This
cry Of "Tho James brothers" aud ttut
tho train was being robbed caused tile
hAsty hcstNwAi OF tho tiAssDnEets fAluAGIts Oc-
Ii14th cushion S1ats. down ha,pt. lexs. under.
t,uhtli otlars. and III every nvnilAhle llItl!nE-
place. M nttculrt was mutfo t0 fullow tho rlo-
bers, and tho trafn WINS Mutcu ou With
uit f,lrthor tnoleatntion, alihouRh tho cf-
forts OF tho conductor were fruliIess tn
reuchci and tho pnsseugers wore convinced thoy
wcre not to be ,nllrderAl. There WIS nothing to
haye prevented the rObb0rs frGtn gutnH through
the whUle train, us everybody Wne t1t' faslty
frightened ta l.nko M1iv move tOwar1 rcslsthEce.
The opinion geetns to hs that thoy hnd intended
ia do this, but bcrnma frightened ut something,
md, telu1 noyccs fn the huslncss tnatlc of with
what TINY hnd SECURED. News WIS tclogfaphe.l
tn nil stations IN tho vciuty, and cvcry effort
will bc made for thelr capture.
, 1881-11-17
Ait Ex.pollCpfnnn Of Davenport Ia.
9nsttdi f1isndtEh Ia 1ht ihtea.a Itdhttuk.

gptt7d1 Uspdsfh ID 7ht tN1ta2o 7F1b!INk
DAvESrOnr, H., Nov. lt.--Tho hat. cont. and
cane OF an ax.policeuan by tho name of l!obert
bcConkey werc found on tho railroad bridge
over tho Mississippi this morning. ana the In.
ference Is that ho suin!det1, al nu traces VI hIn
have been found up TO tnis time.
, 1881-11-17

Abscouded with Other Peoples nIouoy'
NApA, Cal, Nov. Ill. hzfth, prominent
citizen, missing for two weeks, was found to
, 1881-11-17
ITEMS,
JOHN M'CGLLoCG1i Hi:L1,s Ills RAcEronsE
10 kEENE.
ITEMS.

Spteat Dtspatet to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw YnisK, Nov. 1t.-Cnpt. Wtllnm n.
CMnor. n,l,,AEer for John Mccullough, TO-
day snill 10 james Il. Kepne tho ycarlhlg colt
Bo!era, by l}unn1e Scui1ainl, dam Waltz,
by Lexington, with lIfs American anu
English engagements. Docrn w;!a bred by
Albert Franklin, tiear Gallattn. Tenn.. aud
purchased by Cnpt. CoI,nor Mt thu Bellu
Meadu snle last April fnr 5000. lie Is eli.
gage.t fur tile English Durby Ut 1883, md IL
lJronDlll,cah by eonnO!sse,lrs tu bu thu finest
ynartng this country hns ever lfUttlleeti.
rho price paid by kGene Is hot 1Innled, but
Il tllo highest ever glyun fur 1t yuAritng ili
America,
, 1881-11-17
Critical Condition OF y Wounded MAN.
Hpsst.! pApatsA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.

SANDWICH, ILL.,. Nov. ls.-Tho young msn
Heury, who was 70 seriously wouutcd the even'
,nz Ut Oct. ~, II reported to Tnk TAinuhn "
tho time, Ia III very eFttlcaE condlton, aud IT
thought hu canAot reo0v0r. Urt,gaa. WHO d!u
tho shooting, II tluW III tha county jail A. 6yca'
more awaiting tho result Ut tha teod.
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Society Notes.

dinner was given by Secretary Hunt on Tues
day evening in honor OF Mr.. Hugh Hastings, OF
the New York Commercial Advertiser. Among
those present were President Arthur, Secretary
Lincoln, Postmaster General James and Gen. Nc
keeVer. There were no ladies.
Postmaster General James wife had a number
OF visitors yesterday, who were delighted to well
come her back here. She WAS assisted by Mrs
Howard Carroll, formerly Mi Starin.
Speaker keiferS wife did not receive visitors
yesterday, though Wednesday being the day on
which a Speakers family usually sees visitors
many called at the Ebbftt House and asked for
her.
The dresses to be worn at the Martha Washing
ton Tea Party at Masonic Temple this evening are
expected to be unusually picturesque and beauti-
full Many OF the leading young ladies in society
preparing striking and appropriate costumes, and
the effect In that respect promises to be unusually
fine.
misrepresentation Starn left last evening for
New York. He has taken a house in that city, and
he and his Wife will pass the winter there. MIR.
and Mrs. Howard Carroll, who left here last eve
ming, are to live with them.-Admiral and Mrs.
Sands have lately had the pleasure Of a visit from
their son, who Is In the army, and his bride While
they were here their four married sons and their
wives dtned at the parental table. There were
thus present five ladies entitled to be addressed as
Mrs. Sands POSTMASTER General CreSwell's
wife will not come here until after the holidays
Senator Sawyer'S family are not expected until
January.
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

FTNHUMAS UUWIING, Auctloneer.
ITALIAN sTATUARY, COMPRISING LARGE
GROUPS OF CANOvA'S. THREE GRACES.
CARL yENERE GAVE AND OTHER WoRks OF
AIT, JUST RECEIVED FROM LEADING EU-
p SLI1sfEs; AZ, THE ELEGANT SAIESROOM.
STREETS, OPPOSITE WORMLEY'S.
On I thursday. DECEMBER EIGHTH, at THREE
O'CLOCK in the afternoon, and at EIGHT O'CLOCK
In the evening, and following day.
This valuable collection will be free exhibition on
December 9th and will be found to be well worthy the
attention of connoisseurs.
d2.3.6.76S THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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DIED.


,s aTkiNs A. II ;os a. m Wednesday, December 7th
ISL L3S. MIS-; MATiLbA ATKINS. widow of David At
O! Thou whom Ia mercy kind Heaven doth spare
10 family th3t loves thee protect il with care:
And we read on that brow thou art passing away
Recall not the pasI though it, memory b. ,x.s.
Inn rove thou the present, its moments feet
Farewell! to the ree-ion no mortal may tread.
MY plinons now bear NE, weep not for the dead,
Friends of the family are ecfully invited TO at
s aend h str fesa from her late rdenc oSrne, Eghh
QUEEN mass at St Peters Cburch at am.
JUST; "Wednesday evening. December TIN. 1881, at
o:Zu, IDA EMMA, beloved daughter II Sophia snd Tho
Late stephen just aged years months and Is days.
One sweet daring voice has noi,
One fair brow tlle grave has shaded.
Latte Ida now Is dead
As fair flower a. ever doomed
10 thee t. esrtG given,
Too pure t, dgc in tbs cod world
She found place in Heaven.
Funeral from her nlotiel.s residence. No. l2ss Ninth
street northwest, to-day Thursday at o'clock.
LoaNE. On December T. 1851, ELLA j., daughter
OF John e. aud the late Hannah X. Loane. aged niteen
eth street southeast, Friday, at 230
baltimore Sun please cc4y.l
SCROGGIN. On December 8. 1881, at $50 O. m,
SUSIE. beloved wife Of George W. scroggin. aseds
thirty hive ears.
from. llef iSe reSdencs, no. coi street southeast
Sunday. at 3 PIN
his daughter Mrs. J. M keatiIsg. THOMAS WINTER,
of Frederick county, Nd in the SEVENTY seventh year
Of hlS age.
Obituary.
JULIA WEED, widow of the late Major Weed u. 4.
Mrs Weed possessed an exalted Chr tan ohsrscter
which commanded the admiration of those who knew
respond (, tie calls # tie needy and sffe ing ndeae ed
her TO Insny DO VIII deeply feel her ioss. and in
whose hearts she viii always be he'd in grateful reme.
brauce,