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, 1881-04-30
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CouNc1L ULurya H., ,Apri! a0,-At II meeting
Of the Council Hluils B0Nrd Of Trade, held at
their rooms t0-day, vigorous protest aTnlnBE
tho appointment III tho now Government Ill
rect0rs Ut tho Union Paclflc ltaIlroad WIS alopt-
cd. The rouson fur this actlon arlscs tr0m rho
flct that lowA is IgnUrc1, uud from tho further
fttt that tho appointments Ut Georgc ". Frost.
Of Omaha, and Aug. ko,lntz, of Now York. arc
virtually 0maha appointments Mr. kountz
has rtsi.ictl In Omaha for tho past quartur ut Il
century, and rocsntJy removed to New fork to
tako charge Of the banking business nf kountz
at Omaha md un, ut Denver. Thcso
y4rloYs Dnrka .,o curry heayy dol'osl!s
Keuatx IS thoir representative hgae, being tna
uldnst brother and leading .niad Of thu kuuntz
ros H. ntesfst: @ f. S "s n"Entle%St T. %t hpns y
ii d Gnnkng business radintina from the sssrent
forests u tic Goves4i,.,st viii not 10 considered
by Atr. Knuutz as nlreetor when Gnntlcthtg
s srus aa 9sss s4s;S n4f ~ IT,
%s,SS n;eosSS$ $ss ''', s,.s;sg as[ss IL
appo,it;noat .t of osorso ". Frost. who fsr sur
tla!iy years, was tns lurchuslug Agent of tho
mHS H. s"aas VIZ a a'fa a. s% , s
Under Ircsdvnt lIayes, wns TINT Ut y satar!ej
employd Ut tno unIgn rasu conpany. Mr.
ihat b. il Il ,nero ttoi Of tho Union Pacific Coa,.
pany, whose Recommendation. It IL believed
1 here. mtlst hay6 been uspd III tue lntorcst Ut
| thaaa appointments In thla matter. lUwll hHs
beGn cOtnplot0y ignored. und tho feeling Ut ulB*
trust aud disappointment " universal hGro, aud
extends GbrtltiKaput the entire Suite.
uMAltA. Mob. April a1-l'ho nction OF tho
Counoli Dlulra liourii Ut TrMtle this eveniu8 pro-
testing uGu!nst tue appointment, IT Aug.
| ku1utx, Ut Nuw York. and 0oorEc W. Frtlst Of
| QmnlA. Is Government Directors OF tho Union
| paclu lt0aa, IL buked on \ porversl0n-a HIls-
! rcpresuntMtton-of tho fAets, aS tho 0nIAhA It,.
| PUBLICAN will clearly show su-mortuw tn0rnin9.
| 3lr. kunptz toOk up ha tusltsenue In New York
HUtng ton ygart ago, 1d not only has hu not boon
Il resident OF thls CITY, but ho bus tEstud huse
lufrpluently since h9 aalett. Ifp dues mol
owi, u FesIdeuco here. thu Unson. paano IiOal
does rot d9p0alt, mud has not deposited, ~
tmnds with tho kinintz l3rus.. either huro Or III
Pusch,,slllR AKant or tho Union paollo during
the portut of IT. coskr1otlon, but slnoe n's con.
nootton wa seyero.l With thu rYad at the ttu,e
hp tns nclth0r beun ttH Hgcnt nor hAs Ills
1Intne bgen IN its My-r0!l III nuy Gu.
PAuty. lhlttd. fur TIC last six yenrs
hv bus Gten prominently tdelltftitd with tho
pHrti1an fAutl0n lH this btMto which bus beon
politically int!nlcal u tho Union P4oleo ltond.
luWA hus. lh tho puttuA ut Gul. g: ~. Dodge, Ut
CauAel! liuRs, II Director OF tue uniun l'aoilfu,
who ~ vuGuxntzud us que Of IT, lGMlfnE se~
sppnaille n'AnAKcts. Tho Council I5lntls protest
u simply y p'e1u ut lylnK bunkan,, dovaapl Tor
aRcct un Seer1taty kirkwt0l III tl1 lnAttur Of
appointments wsituh it happens tIat thu Unloll
l'Acllo hhs not sought to have uRdu.
, 1881-04-30
ITEMS.

Mr. A stNtcho,s A1cnr ri rim ,ttchtpan co,.
p,'' "a. % N'eno.s' @ stHo". y. NV a'sue"n oeu-
tra1 Mt bliohlEasi Clfy mas l'ceft appointed deu-
ernl Agent pf tho LoulavIlle, Now Albany s
Chtcntr, IL TINT n.,fnt
=.
Mr. snH'uoi u. jones haa been appointed As
blsthnt oeiies"4 fHseehRcs Agent ot tAo on'oh
Pueblo halfway Company, With headguurtora ut
Onnhn.
r,,o Frc T. f.h,copo Tim. will remova tts nitro
II, thla III ri nitv Nav Yam tha s.utsweat onrnnr ~
EiarL ma W"shinutnm strcnts ~, tin ennt,nndi.
Sus oilcs Formerly occipird by tho Missouri,
Knnsns 4. Tnxns. Mt thu nUrtbrnst onrl,er ~
i:mrs n,,1 wmshSnut,,r sfrnrts. 'A0. -
@.s ..@'e
Hr. II. Z. Htrd tor many yours prominently
c0nuetteh WITH tnu freight department 0f tho
Grand Trt!nk Hallway 1n thls city. And one ut
tho most fnlLaEul ana encicnt enlploycs OF that
tbc frct1hts s shnstss ~ ttla fira, Isut,k in tha
f;hicn1s 1ltatrjrf " e
Mt. q. l.. Huntington. teestdent Of tho Ehcsn-
peRko j. Ohio ltnilrNsl!, tnno!!nees otclally tho
nppolntsnunt e Dir. .. W: smith ~ General
htanhger o. this ro1sd., with headquarters at
Neltnond. W: H9 wv! lea1l1nt the uuttts OF
hla now pos1tion A!ly !. mr Huntington also
Klves notic9 thht usl.. W!llhl,n 9. Wtckhnint.
tho Second V1ce.pre5!dent, who has hor1tpforu
lIad general olNrRe Ut tho executive nnd opcr-
atinK departments on tue llnes OF llis r0Au. Will
afttr that ditto havo tnisKG or fnltttots npper~
thinning 10 tue ExeuutiFo department.
, 1881-04-30
MUST DISCONTINUE IT.
HQkf&1t u4pafsh 10 IHA EAksuaQ Tffh&Ak

ClNClNSAT1. o., April so,-Judge naxsor, In
tho United Htates Circuit Court to~day, referred
a9llln tu tue custom Ut tho Oho Il Mississippi
lttllroad Company dotux ita pwn cxpttss bus-
l4pss. Hs sx!1 ho klew this to be the tupt fEom
blu OWL observations. The buslpexs had boen
undertaken by tito lsIcoives Without the oousont
vt tho Cuurt. 1t was beyonl the pqwur granted
to tho Company In its charter, sad
was against tho public interest II u
ruilroad eaa do All express business
they can build and uposate hotels, purchase toul'
helds and mlae the goal, and enaaxo In great
variety Of business, to Tho datesment Ql private
, 1881-04-30

DECORATI0N-DAY,

6rfetot Correspondence of The CAfcoeo Tftbant
eTHsATOn ILL.,, April 2S-At thu lust regular
meeting Of tho 6truatoF Post q. \, II. Il wus sG-
eideta to obscrve pecornIloH.pay lu lnore In.
prcsslva wuy than usnhl,, +tn extrapt trum Geu.
Wag,iur's orders WIS rvad, which fully sot forth
tho plum tn be ttscrvcd, ,thas OIL thu ,Nth day OF
Aay I1nt sllgl0 grave VI xpluldr or sailor
ol!itetl with tho strIpta sud at,rs ofA,nr rol1l.
tey; a!sn slat MI tho bMbbath preceding Deet,ra.
1lyiny survleV 10 j,scpns1 thvtnaviyVA fur tic
snlun,ll auslcs 1t tue day following, The laost
ealtlutt +. Ask the bu4!esa-hnusta q closu their
tllrS during u part ut the dhy. All civil Al.ll
military s.ctnties Ut th9 city aEu nyltod Ia take
p"rt III the txeCelsEs. Tho EtAt will AtIenl
service ut tho 81. u. Church 4Iuy ~,
, 1881-04-30

Considerable anxiety Ia manifested among
railway employees us vol as nmopg railway oIti-
cinls regarding tho threatened strtks OF tho
swItchmcn 1fuy 2. The swttchtncn, ns Tar rs
can be uacertatncl, seemed To bo Determined to
f0rce tho railroad Into q compliance with thor
le.nan,1s-nancly: To pay them - Il day tlrst-
clnss and *a.75 por day tor hcpcrs The rail-
rnaas eecul 10 10 equally dotermncll not tu pay
uny such waKes+ OIL tho ground TINT thoy Aro
excessive, although they declare their willinx-
ness 10 make falr concessions. Tho Northwost-
orn now phys its swltchmon tho highest wages
patd by any road IN tho city,-s1D por month to
tirst-cluss day mot. aud ei5 month to first
class night men: $40 II mouth fur tay hclpgra
aud so3 for night holpors. Tho Illinois Contral
Inya tho .sal,o ,wslHes, with tho exc9punn
that ilrst-clnss night 1pen get $;u.50. The Grand
Trunk pays $1 tu I'LL the 1Ay itlgn ulld &7U 10 Hll
~ pivht mon: The other Euads ia tho vlty. ply
tho snIt,t ar littlu ulur0. Thu Huperntetl.ients
VI tho various soads centottnK lu this city build u
supuriSt tondeut JorSry, Of tho lltluols Centt1si,
IT, consider Whut actlon hAd bust bo tnkon III tho
ieasS or TIC sWltehno.s IL @ exccss'v" % aa I ao. s
Just fur tho kind Ut labor thvy perform. untt
thcy seemed tu think TINT II all tho roads ahoust
Go satIstio.i. C6tisdoFnbo ii. feeling was CAUSED
BY the sintst'1sllt thAs the Alton twhleh VIVA not
t-ulAss .iuy aild niyht nU a,ld t2.80 10 scU0u-
c!ass tlay at,d night men. 1t wiz ntst' stutud
tu4t luG StlkU1 uGl1 ARtl AGCNpIGu tl1 E0EHtDfp-
Hsa. But thla does not signify by Atly n,cHINa
thut II tho men Oil oth1r. rUuls shuul4 atrtk9
thorp would bo III strike ol, tho Alton, for tho
ubuyo terlna nr0 not thtas which tho strikOrs
demand. uMt II tlle Alton lnell should WAtt tt
work tho Unon mon might prevent them fr0,tl
upinx 10. -,
.Notli.n9 Of Il t!coiave nature was accom-
plsshol laat oyen!n9, e1copt that nll thDso pr1s.
waul.l rashor accept i stri3g thau ray such
otlior n.cctnx viii bd held tunday, tnorii-
luz, Whe1 HOsuU concerted Iuuon on
tha part Of tho. Fa!!rSads VIII! e
RAy thoy would lit.d NJ difficulty IL lln1inY xoud
aud ex peFtsnees! moi. to tAku tae pllI0ss of The
strikers. provided prolgr protection could 10 lf.
fUlslt4 those luui. Tho swl1chteE1, thuy sAy,
nre d rcrklgss sut, md will uso evory ncll,s ii
prevent uthur lnull ts11m working. 1hoy tAlk Of
organizing Ia tho syuut Ut y strike squads VI
special policemen to protect rhoso tlus aro will
tIV u work.
Tho number Of swltch.Mcn employed by The
r0atl1 hero ID not very lnrHe. YtlVFg Are noou1
6Q1 Ia All, The Pun Handle haA about ~, lslt
Milwaukee, j. st. FMui ~. tho Illinois Contra
%, tho stloht2nn ccMtrll ". the unsllngton 10
tile Northwestern 81. tho Alton ~. tho l.likt
shoro W. tho Rock !slana q, the Grand Trunk
-, tho Fort Wayne u, tho Wabash ~, aud the
EA1tern fllinuaA 19,
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. Sptttat Dslateh to Ihx Chicago 4rtbuns.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mlct., April .g.-Tho Grand
Rapids s. lnt!lAna Hallway Company bus bcUn
hutldsn1 lioal for Tho general ulltoea und tho
land department us tho road here,-u building
W by l0S feet III alzo. thrao lofty stoFics high
ubovo well Lighted basement Of brick and
ston0,-on0 vt tho mtsst substantial, convenient,
ltld paFfect structures for IT. purpose in tho
country. 1t II almost ready tor occupation, and
to-lItght was dedicated by u soolal gathering
tyr tho pleasure OF nll tho railroad lnen OF Tho
city mud tholr frtcnd4. Thar0 weGg s3'eeohes by
LIeuI..uoy: Crosby. ", D, llushArt, lrcs!dent Ut
tue raa.j. Allan l{urno OF QutFptti }. w. smith
OF Toledo. And uiAurs, v0cNl Nna instrumental
Mus9, aud refreshments for tho tn,uAandx OF
lAtltca aud Reutlealen WAQ t4rouxtd thu spavtous
Eo0!ns% xa9 noW t'liiees, which, wlth Ute, ctsst
about, snv0. will be OCCUPIED on Or 1efor1
lltIr uWuert.
, 1881-04-30

Special Dtspateh 10 Thu chieauo Tribune.
CHARLOTTE. N. c., April a9.-NArshali Baxter,
cosorcl, was hanged here today FOR the murder
of lsobert Iinnne9atI, Jan. II last. linxter Eut
up curly this morning. md 'Ate spnrEnv1y Of the
breakfast prepared for h'in. Alter receiving Il
few ct's frotn bis intimate friends, ho wins loft
with bis religious adviser, II cG,orol nlan, and
seemed to experience much coinfort from bis
m!nlslrattons. AT midday hs loft Ills cell and
mounted tho schir9ld With n t1rtn step. 1iu
apoko briefly, and Acknowledged his erino. Tho
execution. Under tho Stat0 Inv, was strictly pri-
vntc. md WIRE witnessed by few, although n
large crowd gnthcrci on tho outside Of tho juil
wall. After speaking, ho said ho WIS ready.
lie died enay.
TIT: cl.tME.
On the esth of January last number Of tho
otttxcns OF this county met III tho neighborhoot
Ut Mcsat.'iti's mil with tho purpose Of organic.
Ing III expedition to look for Notert IIcnnexaE1,
a worthy r0lursl inan who hal boon missing for
about two weeks. lie Ind left homo on tho night
when his vito lust slw him, for tho purpose OF
attending n 1nne Ut cards to which hu hld boon
shMtu0ncd By a messagc from Marshall Bnxtcr.
Tho message WIS brought by John Gray, md tho
curl pnrty to which fIcnneRnn was invited cusi.
sssttd of Baxter, Coy Hess, aaA Edward Harris.
Johu Grny brought tho message TO Hetnegan's
lpuss oil Monlny nfght aud told him TINT
SfnrshAll Daxter hid sent for him. IIenteKun
declined to ~, aud sud he was busy yhltck Ing
corn. Gray theroupon offered to stuy behind
md do tho work for him, to which 1lunnegan
| nyrccd md he went oil leaving Gruy at bis
house. GrnY and l}aftor had both been crltn.
inully Intimate with lIonncgan's wife, an0 on
tho night Of tho cart1-pnrty Gray remained III
tho house lill night with tho woman, who her
self know tAat the party hud becn gdsten up for
| the very purpose Of getting hcr husband nway
from tho hOllso Tint WINS tho lust tIrlo she saw
f!enncgnn alive. Tho citizens after snakiug Ia.
, 1881-04-30

lint pI"ce having ""rr;l IN iS;S. WHEN li"w:
mnihthIn"tl thr,niahnMt his imprisonment II
snllrn indifference, tu his fntr aud created yrry
H t'n s"r BY y ht ~, .1st 1"f IT, Mr
Church 1T Itw+o.. wAa in inltrtn!nnrr' during tho
lhtlrr il,r, pf thu .,a,'A tuntnrn,1t, nll1 r,t.
preparing hutcIr fer tho next w1rll. Little II
nty impression wns nasln upon h!ni Mp IN tho
%ns, ' % BE- NJ tes tess !" zd 5 ,po e 5 "y u
sun,u "hnt fi,tnro." aud gave ovi,icnce 0i con-
tritlon il singing some Moody hymns atlA ui,er-
Ms!stn. of lie Stctbodtst i'rotestsns Ga,ircl'.
xislesl Annnlutis with 4 pc!ttlon II tlov. Iinm.
e sse ess asSn snton 'ts - oi Il Hae In IT. II"
Stato o!iiepr* ccn,s,i,incaisi Ito fact to to tHv-
omer WI aiectcd f"r ie tic evi,ic;It n..rfS,s Il
having such lntcrccss!ntt effective, fcste.tlay
l!o nude ftl eonfessit't,. tlutI,nr!l wos nl
sinKulnrsy rerst!Alvt nppGhrlnct. ho!llE III
yetV isi'v typr bordering On tho n,I.hashas
rns, over tl!u ,ls,,nl hight hAvlilg lucasurc,tslx
tst M 'MS nsso e' s hsr tss Il wouS IT. u H oa 1 t.
give pom picture of nt0ru
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAN.
no was horn Mt Salisbury. Sonursct County, this
. oes. w lfo TSs WIS xsa By ~ III Garso o. sai.sbars
up to tho time nf President tdncolh's ccLcbrntrd
prt'c'ann.tion. When ho nccr,na 4 FREQ n,an hr
i.onving here FOR Washinstota,. hu Dcra,no
S.,''owat nt,t9rios @ tts'n Ills d'ssS,a!s % hnl,,
rstrnc 's u ''ls iss ois aa soust usae'; sors Il,
ns tlrcsfgcr. nysterI1x in tho Chesapeake, ut
wh.cl, l,9 ren,alnfl up TO thrce ,.,t'n,hs holorc
s s5snti IS VA s,spl'ye' ' y Mr J9;sph Wg..
her, af,er living with THO deceased fnr Two
weeks. II t,ny 6e stMtrd TINT ,inrinu Gt,thut1i s
wan;oertt,zs 9l'o..t sov.a yes.s GEo le returned
at1tt during his StuY there bin t,ltltbr. who bud
, 1881-04-30

KANSAS Cry, Mo, April 20.-Mr. 8. II. II.
Clark, GcncrNl Munger vi tho Union Pacific
Railroad, who i,as becu spending sovcrnl months
In California. reached KansAs City Inst night by
special cur from San Francisco. Dvur tho
Southern route. Mr. Ctnrk Ia grcatty tnprt,vcl
suning tut management OF tho Unl0n PaGilio
t0ad upon ILLS Arrtyal NJ OmAhn. Accompanied
ny 9' ty eia X aeft ~ sns Ss wsre yssr t1S @ ss III
tMlo the Missouri, Knnssls> &: Texns Ho.u for
Mulberry. and theIi,. X pnssi,lu, he will rctoh
pn1Ntiu over tho WubMBh n0ld. II hot hp will
continue tu Chjp;xo.
, 1881-04-30
A MISSING DEPUTY TREASURER.
Hpfc{1k NSpdfrh 10 Int CAfchab IrLhuna.

heaven DAN, H!s., april .a.-H. Il. Aogcrs.
Deputy city Treaaurcr. bus been 1niasInv since
tho 0venux OF tho 9Th: Thero arp conflicting
ho has a6sconiesi. 0thars That he bHs buun fouily
dealt With. lie hAh IN hIs peraOn about $l,l76 of
the city fund4, Tho city will lt,se uOthlnY. 10
In tho Eoat .O1ice, and leayea u fumtly oonsist.
ing ut Il wits RlA QUO child. 1t b tho wtlole
top!o ot oonyers4 ton. an't the prevailing oplni0n
lloboy. i Ono-aruled potala. buyur ..aIl.its taK-
inY him to Juneau IL nle1t tho train uu tue Upl-
onxu A Northwestern halfway. Tho cuse Is be-
GotulrlX tutpfasflng,
, 1881-04-30

Tho hcurlng OF tho argument III tho foreclosure
case Of thu Chiu.gp, 1'eklm i Southwestern lsa!-
roau on the Intervening petition OF thu Tuwns OF
tecAdlnx mud pekIn to gtnp sne proposed aalo OF
the Eoa4 yesterday under tho seoond mortgage,
was resumed yesterday mornlux before Judge
uEltnuIunll.
Cul. Copper concluded hla argument and was
fulaOwed by Mr. q. ". kEutxisigor. OH behulf Of
tho Trustee. Tho latter olalmed, Fst, that 1t bc-
lug ah0wtl thas tho cuatrnet was authnfixcd su
BY oxegutt4 ut u McettnT Ut lAa Stockholders,
which eontr.ot provided for the execution ot tho
Hereunder, the performance Of That con-
, 1881-04-30

MOUNT VERNON, o.. April :a-slrs, J. u. H.
l!oet, Of this city. for tho past slx uoaths has
b0en great sufferer. 6ha thinks snake Of
considerable slzo has grown and Il now In heF
stanach. 6hs claims shc can feel 1t crawling
AROUND and biting her. Pnyegoans In psescrib~
Ing tor hvr ordered the lady 10 fast TOR ton days
and then coax It out with pm Ut milk. Tho
t1al commenced, and to-day, being the NTH day
without uIytl!ug to rat. Ahe heoalas psostsatod
and sui teotea 70 sinking spells. and compelled
10 tAkN uourah 11r., Tho oase exoites much
iutert 1t among - medical 1tGtaEulty.
, 1881-04-30

Tho railroads huye got over tho troubles
brought On by tho overflow OF tho Missouri
River ut Council HlutIs,s nnl nl the lines rum
ming 10 thst point ara again atlo to run to tho
Uniun Pnollo Transfer Depot without difficulty
pr .ietny. Thu river Ut thut point Is stcMhity
falllngt md lto further Hoods arc anticipated
ut LInt point this acnsDn.
At Ktnsas City tho condition Of atlalra II grow.
ing worso init tho river Is ztil ris.rYs Mono Of
tho ronlls FROM tho asnst huye heon 6eo to enter
TINT city forscverul duyn pnst except
rurtlc. f1stcrlny tho wntor rnse up to thu
Missouri Pacific tricks tis,'. tfoodlnR ttotn for
soile uIstNllcc thnt trains IN thlit lu cannot
Ret In or olIt. Tho ChIcnYO 4 Alton Is now tho
nuty roatl from tho EaBs tint Is still nbu 10 run
through Iut0 K,tnsAs City. Should tho river cttn-
thAi thu Alton will niso bo Hooded, but 1t ia gen.
erally tutiuyo.l that tho tnsM bus reached its
highest and that tho waters will begin to reredo
apEu, ..
, 1881-04-30
Jarrott's credit balance on Iooks,.,,,,,,,, d

JarretEs credit balanco on Iooks ,,,...,,.. 8TI6
Sherm,!!,'s, account with tho firm shaved
total credit, Including tAsh Invested. ote., Ut
balancc to hls credit ot 3a,55l.
The total receipts of business tor the
whole tin!o Ut partnership were 3lu0, $50, a,ld
tla ttlsn!trsa!lie,,ta $lsu,0l3 Tho total sales
Thu khltansel.t frpm the bucks slnws the
nssnt8 Feb, ID Weru ,aUs and the liabilities
84v 4t8, Including the eupttal stuck Of 380, 900,
Dui'r WIFI 'Masss Was sreete s hsses ~.
erul years a9o mud Valuea III the firms atnttr
lnelit Ut 3a,0l2 tht. appraisers set down Mt
$4,000. They also cut down the 0pen.hbok
account.
The UoArtl adjaurned to meet In the Grand
Pacific ThnFstlly ut 2 p, III. The Directors
Ut tho several gehUol districts nre invited t0
cuMtur with tile Trustees It, tpgard to these
reuQTtS,
, 1881-04-30
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

NORMAL, ILL.,, April s9.-l.ast c'enln. a.,rn-
agotl years, named Aiiss, fell into "e ,,atee
ty-tive foot deep, There was hvo tee. .o.auty
foot III. bliss beard tho chlld's cry ros tuys hs
and wont down, Ue succeeded in ss.!us s y. ,,.-
child, aud brought IL 10 the surface; ,,,s ~ Tho
lRht hB round II ulInost c.llruIy nhn nir4ru-
escape u looked upon as l!tt!o !ess 'o1"
tDllI
, 1881-04-30
HIea.scHQoL COMMENCEMENT.

8lNf10l 150RV@sH ~ I'M E'E''"t .x,,,,,nonce~
Cxa4a4E1AIslI., APRIL x. Tho ars. NV pIsos
msnt Ut the GentrllIa fitxh-schoo' ''s,s .o rroxd
e-nighs. A. largo an audlunca " eo"h sSo ster-
Into the Methodtst Church listened " s.syx ~ md
ctses, There was much ncrt: ~ ny ,ss raoS!te4
orutlpp1. and each Of The ten 6<&a0@'S"
pumelolax Goxel oaeSingA
, 1881-04-30

enterprises. Tht Court wuul1. therefore. ns,irr
tl' ltErrvcr tf tito onto & Mississippi tn tllacnn
tInir tho 'tulu4 rxpr,sa business M tint linz.
AZ Tho request nf tntit-ri far Shr rttl thu nntry
will mn '' !,lit until ttreclvcr king In notified
ald ehil rcltclt c.1rnimtl.
, 1881-04-30
A KENTUCKY SENSATION
mr.. JurnaRin Discovers the Ha1'n w.
Fire 0u His Farm.

Lou,sy1LLR, KY, APRIL ga Voca'o =, sss
broken out On the faru Of N. AJaEnass' -, =" III
southern portion Of Ohio County. ohu ous svsss
week Jarilagtn Wns attracted ~ the plaee ~ W" ~.
ID 1t vsoaped from tho earth, and touna y" i'm.
animation thMt the earth was scotn'hsu ~" y" hr.t
tle held shnck oyer tho plaee SUI ha,v .I ysllsA
tho place and it Ii a source Ut wondos ~ A''
, 1881-04-30
TREATED FOR MeNTAL DISORDER.

WHiTE NlyEn JUNCTION. VI, April .1.-Asa T.
HaFron, for years cue at the psoprietors OF Twin
Mountain, CAbyan, and Crawford nuscls In the
White Mouutaius. was to-day takcu to W!pohe.
den tor treatment Tor mental dayanSemeut,
, 1881-04-30
" CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.

CINCINNATI, O.. April @.-Tho ClncEnnntt
Southern luIlway Trustees, Il, connection With
tho Sinking Fund Commissioners, to-dny
adopted tho form uf conditions for tho sale Of
tho road to be presented to bidders. Ihey nlso
bcgnn tho consideration OF forms OF 1onse. hut
proceeded only far ~ 70 dHoldp ttat tho tertn
Of leu1o snal be soventy-tlvu yeurs.
, 1881-04-30
pARLon CArrLE-cARs

I1EKLgyIk ITk 1.E E4"C7kItSa
CINClSNArI. April .0.-Tho first parior cattle
car loft fortnight FIR Now York. it continued
twenty-cattle: weight, II, ,Ao0 pnunds. Tho cattle
arc In scpnrata compartments, and Are 10 10
beldod, wAterGd. n1ld Rrcuinoh Oh tho Gara,
reaching New York Mottny morning.
, 1881-04-30
JARRETT'S DEFALCATLON,
It Is a Shadow Less than
$4,000.
Gross Negligence on tho Part OF tho
Old Trustees.


"---.
rho Board of Trustees Of Township 3,
Rnntre Ia-I,nlxs nnd ttvtle parh-,nat II, Ma
ron,,, ~ t,af,n,nt,, uoo,,1 ~ r.,,nnt H., ,,as
.oo.i' -. VIZ eV''.y oo".N " Guns't'"n Sea~
lofAAy 10 feceiSe tho reports u ING experts
employed to iUOk iIltn tho accounts OF tx
ftr,osnror irnrru,+ ,,,bov, ,l.v.t,ott,., H. ,,,tT
~, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a, ,,, g., iI,,,,t '..,., t,a w."
sa".u W ..N'' eoa,o t,lo aA"
:. Mr' AlcCieSa,eS submitted 10 tue iruStces
the following stlltGmeitt:
YhNt Ut tho sehnol tnxeB Iuyict., tho AMOUNTS
coiuctcl vs. tho ynwn Cpllectors, County yrnas.
rers. attd tho stato FUND paid thf0ugn tho Cutin.
y suror1ntcltdent nf schuus lAvo boon entered
on th1 EGnoraI Gasn noEks ot iho Lag lrc.,s-
Ht ~ tintt ,'. y e riot tnus .anG ~ a 9
OH ,ft ,i;strict honhs M rct,litrst Nv nv iThst
tue amounts pIccI ts ta urt,iiit Sf tha seyosi
districts received frot, tho salu of tolds lssuei
nhd notcs discounted by tne Directors ,lro cor
District Clerks fniicd to comp with tho reasOne
AutE."Sut ~ Auithsu otNtGMcht-
:. 4Ak1tF Iue .APP&ufNt Auu l!ltnH OF IH8 pUnu Rt
~ Isnt t ~. ] oaftu1. . Sarua9u ~ M n!E'
tN.s M ois, rasnlptA ior noaey pniu, aiu ,fters
inr Whlen ~ 0tllnlel erodit. IlcHo Wgro axasn.
was shawn md no evidence found that It had
~.
lna report, AltGF utthlllnK tie lnuebteu.
cs9 tn etttlt SnuOI district t1ivra thu fplinty.
, 1881-04-30

EFFECTS or BAD WATER.
Spfeiat DkpsteA to 7As CH<eaau 1ribuas.
HAEELk CnLxg. Mich, AprI. 2a.-Tbe worst
oase Of typhoil.tsver KNOWN hero this yoar
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-02-24
A FAIR PROPOSITION.

Mr.. Selah Chamberlain, the prin-
.ipal holder Of the old State rail-
road bonds, and who controls one
thousand of them, the face value of
which is one million of dollars, with
wenty-thrce years interest at seven
Der cent, has submitted a PROPOSE.
ion to the Legislature as follows:
lie agrees to deposit all his bonds
With the State Auditor in trust. The
question of their legality and valid.
ty and the States obligation to pay
$ to be submitted to the supreme
curt. If the court decides that the
bonds are invalid, the Auditor is au.
.horized to destroy them, and Mr.
Chamberlain gets nothing. If they
IRE decided to be legal and the State
20 be under obligations to pay them,
hen Mr.. Chamberlain agrees to &C
'ept in full payment one half of
whatever the court may decide to be
the face value of the bonds. This
LIBERAL proposition seems to meet
with considerable favor even among
many who have heretofore opposed
The payment of the bonds, and the
Legislature will most likely make
III effort to secure an adjustment of
he claims of the b0ndholders.