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The Damage Proves Not to Be
Nearly So Great as
Feared.
Nebraska, Western Iowa, and Minne-
sofa Visited by Another
HnoW.Storm.
Rock 1s1nnd, ILL.,, In Imminent
Danger of Being In-
undated.
Tho River at Davenport Now Sixteen
Feet Above Low-Wator
Mark.
CHICAGO.

with IN utter disregard Of all metcoro1og-
ical prepriettes md a contempt for tile rec
ords of the allnanncs TINT even In tho face OF
Its previous cxccsses must be considered
reprel,ensiblc. tho winter thought proper to
ngatn nssert Itself yesterday. After treating
the city during tho past five months to ai-
most all known varieties of snow.storrs, 1t
apparently occurred to 1t TINT something III
tho theatrical line would prove q pleasing
variety. So, Instead of the Arizzlc,
aud slcet, and hail.. with hurrl;;
calle Accomplishments, which characterized
INST OF the previous storms It inaulged yps-
'1lonlenon which the thentre-,nanaRcr initiates
go friRhtfully with the Md of sieve illert
with torn paper. urcat, int, moist flakes.
Just fannEtl into palpable 1nnti0l ny the
gentle wind, h1ated down gently and set
tted upon t]le muddy streets, where. after
being n moment white, they vera lost for
ever, MS Bnnw-tlnkes, lii the filth which there
nbolinus. In their melted shape they pro.
ridcd n very superior quality Or
slnsll whose lnslnuattng power made top.
boots 4 mockery. and even lntlta-rubbcrs
not perfect protection. THO only good thing
that cam be Hald OF tic storm fs that 1t did
Otherwise it was.. both overhead and uidcr
berel tfnt yesterday was the l1th Of April
Oil the Inst llny Of February, tile abject turpi..
tutle embodied IN the present rrOlnngntEot ct
TINT season will bo fully appreciated. 1t
showed from mon until after :. uni tho
wooden sidewalks and untruVefe1 streets
were well covered with snow.
, 1881-04-12
A MIRACLE.
4 Ucd.I4ldden Victim or an Accident
Ikcst0Fed to Health.

Rcat0reu to Health.
6psefal Dspateh 10 Ths Chtea9a 7rbtsnk.
BL0oM1Sa7oN, ILL.,, April 11.-Miss Emil!ne
Goodrich, Of Yellow Creek, Stephenson
County, ILL.,, who the past SIX years has bcen
a confirmed Invalid int Normal, l,as expert
enced q nlnst miraculous atlu sudden cure,
which by hsr and her friends Is asoribud to
the direct Intervention OF God, and which III
tho engrossing thelno Ut conversation where.
over known, Six years ag0 Miss Goodrich,
who then was aged about 70, and Wns ns,0ut
IN graduate from the BtatU N0rn,n! School,
trlpped at ths head OF 4 Hight OF stairs and
fell the ontlre lA!lgth, receiving severe i'll
juries, which, lall her UP tor sous
time. She resumed school soon, but
taken suddenly III with allltctlng
of bed slnce. iler physicians re!ata tllnt sho
las l.au several abccases Ut the liver, M,rtur.
atlng tue !ntostlnes, etc., and gave up her
casG III hnpeleaY.
List MGnlay Miss Gilbert, daughter Of q
Methodist sull!isteg. called upon her. pi,d.
Miss Gpolrie6's reeoyery. Illc litter SAYS
She felt better and wantel to rise,
but Was prevented. However, OH WodneB-
day. aided by the Doctor, SHE did arlse,
alld has been Up every day since. ller palms
have ceasad. the naturai color has returned
abe Aos 'ass walk aa aas aant wi VIII ''s sass
md couitvrt. Bli0 keeps continually saying,
"Snvt0s, give mo StrellKtG,"
Hundreds lay0 already called upon her,
aud to all slaa relates tue sams wonderful
trlbutabla To tho direct intefpos!tlon Ut Dl.
vino Providence,
, 1881-04-12


nes shit hM imasatmtea .an 1sn AGahna 1.a HeWs.
mspsn, m.ps ~ 1,r1"o .%o ~, ~ ya.ra 1.osr,,,,n
oSn. s m,.n'n,4n I. ms..onan, auan -. Wr,
Pipe.
Special Dtspat<h to Ths Chicago Tribune.
1ap1ANApotIs, Ind, April 1l.-This after
noon tho lion. John g. New malo affidavit
oo1ote eunge lie!'es, .. uao orl"'.'at eoa.t,
for the arrest OF j. q. THOMPSON, adstor anu
publisher Of the Ne1u Sensation, under tho
Grubbs Libel Inv. The law fixes tho MAXI
a''' . :. p"msssss'' nno a.s y. ."es1 ~ "ots @ ia
ana el,N" nne, anu OIL. NC" 4h'enas
obtaining such a sentence II able
secura H. Therc Ina never hem n convIct,on
'"aar 10 ~. ,a,n h,,t 80 t,ts t. tha ,rost arera'
unusf t4io ,aw' W. .nas ~ 1ae , ,"ost ~ akktu.
yatsa case Drought nIaer . H. anu IT,. ~ el'.lfe
, 1881-04-12

SlANAL SlIltf lCEs
WASHINGTON, April 12-1a. m.-For Tcn-
nessQo and the Ohio Valley, threatening
weather a,,d rain, snntlesly winds shifting
to west and northwest, falling followed Ivy
rlsing barometer, an,! colder weather.
For tha Lower Lake region, rain md snow,
north to east winds. becoming variable, fall
Ing foliowctl By rising barometer, a1,u sta-
tonary or slight fall In temperature. :,
For tho Upper Lake regln,l, clOndy weather
and stlow during the day, followed BY partly
cloudy weather, northeast to northwest
winds. followed by rising barometer mud
For tllu Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, light SNOW or rain. followed ~
purity cloudy. golerally colder weather.
northeast to northwest winds, and rising
barometer.
CautIunnrysignalsc continue ut Port Huron,
Detroit, Sectlmi !, 'role!o. SAndnsky. Clrve-
lind, Sectlon 8, Milwaukee, Suction !. Gralld
Haven, Section 3. and arc ordered for Erla
alNt Diltfal0. 81,
Thu Indication arc that the rain which will
prObab!y prevail Tuesday in the Middle antt
South Atlnt,tic States will be, followed
"Wednesday by Slightly. cold nntl fair wsatfor
THIS Temperature will renlnin below trcez-
In. III the graiit.Er0wlng districts Of tlie
Northwest tlurlllg Wednesday and Thnrathy.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
l1JlCADu Aprtl ll-t0{M q.
, 1881-04-12
WISCONSIN WHEAT.

Gp<etat Csrrtspondease of The Chicago Tribune.
W4ArEurowS, Wis, April 1o.-Contrary to
general expectations afew weeks since, the
snow Is disappearing without giving us much
trouble In tho line Of ovortlows or freshuts,
a,l this section Will doubtless "puil
through" without mucl, damage occurring
fronl tho "brcak-up.n The snuw'!s lowing
us very gradually, on account Of laying had
no rains or warm winds, tho sun being the
only agency In tie work Of melting SO tnr
this season. TAure is still great body Of
SNOW In the surrounding country, butng, even
Mt this TING, Of full average depth for our
ordinary Wlntuls. The elect OF tile winter
and spring OIL the winter wl,ent lit this acc-
t!on Is. watched with Erent degree Of ~
forest, especially xincu there was vastly
greater amount Ut 1t 6uWlt lust fall through
out the entire State than ever brfulr.
Favorable reports continue to be received ru-
gArdink the condition and prospect Of the
crops In this locality. WhoFo the snow ias
gono from the fields tho roots are found to bu
allve aud leulthyln q, great nlnjority Of eases,
and III many places the blades nra well up,
bearing good, green color. SoMu plecea are
reported as being killed, owing to an aecrl.
mutation OF ic9 under the snow. which
slnothered the roots, but tAeso pieces are ex-
ceptIoaal, SO TINT tho claiul cln bn nlatle TINT
thus far on the wll1l1 there IL a fine PROMISE
for the winter wheat crops so far ~ this Sec
ttpu Is cUnCtluUu.
, 1881-04-12
OMAHA, NED.
Epestat ptsp1teh 10 The Chteuao Ttiban&,

Epfe{at plspateA 10 TNe Chicago Tfibtlns,
o,,.m. Nh Anvil II sHsrha ntIsso,r,
1slvcr food is abattnE, fall Of over two feet
1luytng taken place since yesterday. Reports
from above SHOW 1t 10 bo falling rapidly nil
fnn .yav IN II ia rcrnrtat, thnt nm hnmcnsc
.4 o m"5 ,.t W, r,,,ai.a hota,v ynw,an h,,, ns
Eo1ee Set Ih!h''1ns 1e1o" 1amAtuIt ons' 10
1argo quantities or lco we're tloatlng tiown
past Covlngton and Sioux City to-day, tho
supposition il that It has finally broken. The
,vorst of tha t1on,l 1t now oyer and tia rccrI-
Mo'st " tAo nooH 20 ~" w..; a.. ....i s.La 49,.
ing waters mere snow eat httle A'atef'al oai'i-
age ut Omaha, being a temporary inconven-
ience to railroads, smelling works, shops,
Juinher-yartls. dfstiElery, etc. Preuura-
ss".s ss ,,rt.,,. ,..an q, rn.,,,no vol.
, 1881-04-12

Tho weekly conference OF tho Baptist minis
tors OF Chicago and vicinity took place ycster-
day forenoon at tho Grand paolfo Hotel, tho
R1v. DR., Lorimer In tho chalr- 80
The lsov. Luther stoao presented the report of
tho Committee appointed To propare resolutions
gave bricf sketch Of the life Of the deceased,
nnd spoke OF him aa "flne scholar, close OBJ
eprvcr. and careful thinker. 1iD WAa sound In
doctrine, fearless In uttcrnncc; pFiz,ng inteE-
rity, and hating shams, ha WIS lover OF good
mon,-upright and conscientious In bis prvato
life. All ministers might woll follow his oxam- .
pie and honor his momocy."
Tho subjoet Of reporting tho monthly addl-
ions 10 tho conference was discussed on u motion
by:tho Roy. bfr, Lawrence asking for It's abo,ish-
ment. He thought 1t waa out Of tasto and un-
Just to some minister's who, whilo. laboriug az
- sdoa to Sr @
\ temptation to oIaggcrNto pastors work.
The time devoted to tho ruporta could, hc
'i Tho Rev. II nossss. Pesron, Taylof. narhoe, aud
others thought tho reports should eu continued.
ao e. u ns % o
Tho motion Ia. discontinue the monthly ro-
tho power Of regulating tho exercises. within
pastoral @ views Regarding ! ohrrohes. and to have
tho meetings on that dny OF moro devotional
NeIt Monday Morning tho Row. pr: Iorimos
Eoo,osiast'oal dovernment."
w0MAN'B MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
he toath annual meeting Of thS ,v. Womsns ,;,; e
TnnrsIay Of the presont week. The roeopuon
Ct shot tnoasd aa ot stats ssercarios, arssses
by returned missionaries. address BY DR.. Lori
NOR, mission work in Sunday. schools 9 paper
n nj mn
Union, viii, Il IS hoped constltute prontabloa and
enjoyable ncetinG. Dluuur and tea will bo fur-
nshed both days.
THE NORTH STAR CHURCH.
A. committee from. tho lakeside baptist A.
ISOLATION visited tho North Btar Napttat Church
eSssE SsaloS T. o shs d e
sotno moro desirable sit9. the present locality TO
hs maintained - y m!sslon sohool: @ The church
= mission school. Its scholars u ono tlmo NUM-
@ toadunoe si has dmnshod. both at lis church aud
sSa sst s%as sssxs'i 10 T' e. ss Bus ,oesn efs
osaserhood. "ase aso kc.1o % Assoolaon ap.
inattor. Tho attendance last evening MMas w
eMall. owing to tho inelomcnt weather.: The
n'i snaster iaformally togsthat; and. after ssa-
erai tnterchargs ot yiows+ .ao Committee rub.
~ u }o e o
suuioi tint strong central ohuTeh should DO
founded a a doaisably nclahborhood on the
should alIonate rs much Of tho present prop-
| 0rty as may be necessary to accomplish this
movement, rotAtt''nR cnon9h Ktouna forth for the
INIT the North siar Church appolnt = eotnm!ttees
to cooperate with sub- -eomuitteo OF this Hoard
immaaatoy I asourins II @ aiots s upoi, which to buli
DR.. loElmor thought tho psnn rGcnmmundotl
, 1881-04-12
LICENSED TO. ORGANIZE.
HHxsiaf fIttuAfek IN TTA fihffaaS Yrih1lnt.

SrnlSasIgLp, ILL.,. April 1.-THE 6ecre.
tary OF State to day Issued licenses to organs
lzo as follows: Tho Linlloy Manufacturing
Company, Chicago; capital. SA,o 900; cor
porators, Charles v. L!nl!cy. Orlando J.
Smith, Carlisl o. Smith, Tic Kansas j. CHI
cago Woolgrowesa' Association Of Chlcakg;
sauthw;ottl', sSita,; DayId t;ooslns, ~ Edwin
Brown. Tho Geilsseo Agricultural 6Oclety,
OF Henry County; cap!al, $1,000; corporal
ors, Charles DnlillAln, Levi Wattrlnll,,. l., J.
Wilkinson, W. Hall, =. q. Gilbert, q. II.
Carter, William Arnott.
, 1881-04-12

ntendcnt OF the Adams Express Company,
and his Assistant Superintendent w. II.
Waters, Col. Weir las invited Mr.. Watcra
to resign, nI,tl tho latter has gone to New
York to lay the whole story before tic board
OF Directors. The belief hero Is TINT Col,
Weir knows what In Is dolng, nl,a will Ge
sustained by tho Board.
, 1881-04-12
MENDOZA, ILL.

8PsttaI DlspdteA q 1ht Ck1taoo 1F9tNNf.
MENnOrA, i'll, April live leladcd our
selves with the hope that We had llaa onr iast
snow-storm, and farmers were expecting to
commence blowing lit ten or twelve days.
but 1t set In showing at thls morning, aud
continued to full as fast and as heavy oil day
long as IT we had had Mons thus season, and
It was trying to make up for lost ttINn, Al.
though It is not at present over. ga~!tnel,cs
belllg exceedingly moist. it dissolved rapitsly
for tie first tllrea or four hours. Slight but
not serious obstruction to trains Is antlci-
pated.
, 1881-04-12
MICHIGAN,

sp<etai DtspatsA to 9ns CAleaae Tribune,
LANSING, Mlcll.. April! ll,-No business Of
n0to was transacted lu tbs House to-day.
Thu Souate was not III session, but assembled
lit $50 this evening", 1t was observed that
tie clair md desk Ut the Senator FROM the
Fifteenth ulstrlut was heavily draped with
tho bulge Ut mourning. a.,.l after tue call OF
the r.,ll the President announced tho sad
tuct that Senator l}uskee breathed his last ut
his home In Nashville, Barry C0unty, at l
o'clock this afternoon. On llotlou Ut SNna-
tnr Caplls, tile Senate adjourned as u
Token Of RESPECT, a1d both branches
nlorulnQ until Atter tie funernl. whlcl,
occurs M Wednesday. Senator Durkee, It
Will ba remembered, suffered q sBYera attack
son.e weeks ago Of lleulorrl,age Ut ule !unKs,
but day OF two sll,cs that he was much
, 1881-04-12
DAVENPORT, IA.

Special DispdieA 10 The chieaon 1sitnne.
DAVENPORT, H., April 11.-From II o'clock
this morning until II o'clock Tonight SNOW
l,as fallen steadily. Fully eight Inches have
fallen, one.llutf of which has melted, making
tho streets lii terrible co,l,ltto,,. The gorge
III tltn river here Inns held sii,cu n week aTt,
Inst FrItlny 1u0rnlng, but It Is hourly cx.
ncctrtl to move. Tho river Is sixteen feet
above lOW4wnter mark.
, 1881-04-12

Rock Island, ILL.,, April 1.-THE leo at
this tont Inns commenced to gorge, and fears
are entertained that at overflow uf tho lower
portion Of Tho city will occur during tile
hight. Tho river "a INV but two feet below
tlle highest siaEe reached BY the water dur.
Inns formed below thu city, allll. ill., case tho Ice
gives away from above, a food cAntiot 70
avoided, The citizens are at1xiu,,sIy await.
linz tic brcak-ip, md every precn.ltton Will
ba taken to prevent the loss Ut property
, 1881-04-12

SpteluE DHph3eH Z" II" 1H'e"V0 19*pHH.'
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. April 11.-'Thc Missouri
River at this point now stands at twcnty feet
and three inches above low-watcr n'ark, hay-
Ing risen four inches during tho past twenty
four hours. About o'clock this afternoon
tho leveu opposite tho city gave way. nrtl n
t,iotgllt tho worst is over, however, rs the
river. Is falling ut st. Joseph and Leavc''-
worth.
, 1881-04-12

READING, Pa, April 1l.-Tha puddlors ut
tho sheet mill Of the Heading Iron Company
arc on a strike. They hive been receiving 81
per ton, Atld demand MI increase Of 20 cents.
The MILL has closed, throwing out Of employ
mGht 400 nlbil
, 1881-04-12

spttta, Dispatch 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
PLANO, ILL.,, April l1.-1t has been showing
hartt nil day. though much af the snow
melted rs 1t fell. The ground Is covered
with nboMt three inches tonight.
, 1881-04-12
STATE AFFAIRS.


8ptctat Dispaseh to 7hs uht1aoo Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April ll.-Therc are
left to the General Assembly only thrco days
more III which to pass bills, yet tho Senate
l1ns to consider the code Of criminal practice,
bills relating to elections, registration, mar
rlcl women, specific appropriations. publlcn-
tion of tho laws, md the relief Of tho ST.
pre.uo Court. This Is but small portion Of
tic work awaiting the Senate. Tho House
IS III better shape, but lArgo amount Of
business still remains untnuchetl. There Is
considerable animated grlltMblinG uv0r the
situation, and, as result OF 1t, efforts weru
,na.le to-day by tic Republicans to outline
certain work which should be pushed
through at all hazards.
The Senate passed the bill authorizing
cities and towns 10 disnntcx territory from
corporate limits, and then spent the balanc0
Ut tho session on tho bill concerning public
of[enses.
The House occupied the day in tho Discus
slon of wlint bills shall havo precedence III
the ortler VI business and Of tho report Of the
Committee on Revlslons bill concerning de-
ccden.s' estates.
Among tho bills introduced was ono by
Senator Wilson for tile purpose Ut organic
ing the two Houses OF tll8 Legisla-
turc,-the Lieutenant Governor, or In
Ills absence tho Oldest Senator holding
over, To organize tho Senatg, the Speaker Of
the lust House of Representatives 10 organize
tho House, Or, II he be not present, tho Chiof
Clerk OF tho last IIotise, or, II. ho be not
present, some tlelnber-elect to ba designated
by the Governor.
In the 1lnusc Mr.. Cauthorno offered
resolution, which was made tic special 0rtler
for Frtlny Mt 2 D, H.. declaring tho States
ti,lalitv md nllar,nncn tn ti,e f,overn,ncmt n
the United States, indorsins tho polltieal
Ideas Of Adams and Jefferson, declaring tho
sevorul State Governments sovcreigntics.
ETC. ctc. This hp satIi lie did III order TINT
LIZA ,Iu ,,, m e ns, ts ovs ~ gt,a session
pet upoM atIa ls.st amo na{s w. ,.s g Iis nSsat a
s Whs ~ fteosstou w ~ tia rcso,tion wn,1 H..
Mg .e,E,v s5a,, IA ~ @ msnn' Iiaritv nn vn,
thsoylng; s1E;,.r o,ao,.o ., ,.o sono,,,s ,,e,sr.
~ fnrtor & sha o. 9 e qaHis
aso % ~ 10 sJ1 xE Eov, ~ a III tha ea1 snsce1
owtt nnd em39yeu oy 9 S 9o gnnata
3ols feso.ntloh ne1aE, 10 E,e 1 f
20 that women inay DO a!o%ea W t ptactEe at,e
lay Y the State repor,ea at tnt 3Me
fesoi,at9a , smG"'a an% no ~ ta H Hnnst,tt!nm tis
BY strk!ng oxt tfs , ,twsnty-irst & ssst9n 'nt Of
Ali - s H., W." Snss, ros,,}t
ta t9q m ot t y, e rssta.snn snttg reS's
p'n;su etnr m ~ tho ensidsrMton Of tho bill con-
cSrnilK paotic 9lsalses' am amelament a Was
aSs ptian s Sy tn nSr n,ara tnn 1 foT attem IT
aass s @ %pon f gffSgts fSa e .,
reporters ,xas ,tto,,ntod o,.o IN coro,,r IN =,
H. was attenptetGi ti,, e,s0 70 eGmcmF rsa II an
amendhiehft 1 pesn,tg a ta po0se,mg u nosSs' ass
Asisss' 'u''s" s.'s' s."''as's'' "a,'
/ ocHsltoI fNHFoi!lS uAettu aA AHlouAiAcAt
, 1881-04-12
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

9p5ttaI U4patfh 70 tn CA1tde0 1f7RNN1.
MADISON, Wis, April 1l.-The Executive
Committee Ut the State Agricultural Society
at Its meeting here tonight decided To hold
the next StAte Fair at Font uu LAc, co1l-
ulenciug Sept 28.
, 1881-04-12
ELGIN& TIL.

Sptstai Dtlpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
EE01N, ILL.,, April 1l.-lt commenced raln-
Ing here at 10 n. ill.,, at noon changing to
snow, which has increased ln.violeuco during
tic evening,
, 1881-04-12

Special Dspattn to 1hs rhteaao Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 1l.-A slight snow
storm prevailed hero MI the AFTERNOONS which
has melted nearly rs fast rs 1t fell.
, 1881-04-12
RELIGIOUS.
The Annual Meeting Of the Chi
cago Presbytery.
Election of Commissioners-Appoint-
ment Of Standing Committees. =.
Paper by DR.. Hatfield on the Present
Prevalence Of skopucism.
A Proposition to Remove the North Star
Baptist Church.

A Proposition to Remove the North Star
Baptist Church.
= Il. ----- ~.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of tho Chicago presbytery was called To order
at 10 O'Clock ycstordny tnorrlng in tho Fifth
Presbyterian Church by the Hoy. Iiov. James
MacIaughlan, pastor Of the Scotch Church.
Tho following wero reported prosents Clerical
William M. bartholomew. Asa 1eard, Edward
II. Barrett, David Clnrk, 3. U. OgRnl. W. F.
Wood, s. I. Mckee, Robert X. Wharton. Will
lam Il. Drown, John II. Worratl, Charloa Elliott.
Il. ". Patterson, P. II. Snow, ]. n. Matthews, 8.
E. W!shArd, E. Il. DavIa, Daniel T. Gregory,
lothian 8owaii, Gtcu Wood, II. n. payntor,
Francis t, Patton. aoorsc 9. Noycs. 4. E.
Kltsrcfge, Arthur swazcy, D. 8. johnson. Joheph
hcEIatton. H. T. Miller, James II. Trowbrldge,
E. q. Moore, Amos II. Dcnn, David Clark. W. F.
Wood, Thomns 1t. Gunn, Henry NJ. COLLISION,
William 4. MOAtee, James MaclauBhan. John
II. Walker, j. d. Hyudshaw. 1Iorrick johnson,
J. u. L. soule. Thomas Whallon. 9eorgo Dun
lap. Thomas J. Lamont, and William Il. Mund-
hcnkc. Lazy. Caldwell, Homewood: II. T.
Helm, Eighth Church; pr. II. g. Hamill. First
Church; E. II. Tcel, Third Church; J. N. Dakor,
Hyde Park; Il. II. Forsyths, Fourth Church; g.
4. Eastman. Eug|ewood; ]. Norman. Fifth
Church: Aiex Bnrnott, Scotch Church; W. II.
Wells. Jefferson Park; 4. McKlnnan, Campbell
Park: J. Fleming, Nioom; Martin Griobel, First
Gormau; II. E. Darber, Joliet Centrai; ]. L. Mint
tecr, Kankakee; II. Warden, peotone; E. Cham
ber1atn, VIII; E. Sinclair, haywood; A. E. Dec.
do, Bratdwood; G. a. Springer. Forty-hrst
Street: a. L. Whine. Evanston: J. u. Wallor,
Fullerton Avenue; Or. Darker. Wauke3an; -
Olmstcnd, Dunton.
Tho l.ov. John u. l.. soulo. Of Highland Park,
aud was duly Installed rs Moderator. lilo
thanked tho brothton for this mark OF ther con.
fllenco, and announced tho mooting as rcndy for
further business. Tho 1tey. 4. r. Davis was
elected Permanent Clork, and tho Kov. Wilbur
F. Wood Temporary socretary.
D1safIBs1oSB.
The Rov. George r. Folsom was gran tod 1ottora
Of dismissal from this Prcsbytery to that Of
Iowa City, md tho nov. Asa Aeard to that Of
Springfield.
I3rother Vance, Of WinnebaEo, and tho Rov.
". A. McCorklc, Of Now Brunswick, N. J., wcrc
s to ao ay
Sss's asa sas xsMf M ssa net
t. &: 1eaons Vie pre.eye
pr. Patterson thought that II ho bad not inder..
gone change Of hoart be- should 10 welcomed
Dr. Johpson mado tho point that Dir. Ayers
was still q member OF tho ,presbytesy, and On
mot,on oass of Pr; p. pattorson his name WIS aga'u
Tho nov. ". Il. Brown presented tho report Of
TIE coMMrrrEE ON EDUCATION.
There wero thirteen young mon under tho care
s 81 of " wo al ea &
lao. aoven Of them Woro 10 tho TheotoEIoal
somtnaE, and SIX II oolIege md the r0posts a as
contributions by churches could not bo furnlshcd
ut present.
, 1881-04-12

Hpettol UlspaseA 10 Ihs Chicago 1f1blnk.
CoLpwATEn, Mch,, April ll.-Latc this
afternoon tlr[zzlng rain set In, md tl!Is
evening it turned Into n heavy fall Of m0lst
and largu-ilnked snow.
, 1881-04-12
QIIINCY. ILL,

QUINCY, ILL.
Special Dtspatth 10 The chtedao Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,, April 11.-'rhe Mississippi at
this point Is fourteen feet three inches above
low-watcr mark, ant! slowly rising. 4 bruak
Is feared In tic Sny Levgo below the city.
, 1881-04-12

4AACAAA3A1 - ~ 44oRh5D&
Spsetd& Qt,pateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
SANDWICH, ILL.,, April 1l.-Thomas IL Gull
leu, living about five miles south Of 1lere, was
kicked In tho stomach by horse Saturday
evening, md died this morning. : He was IA
years old, and q nephew Of Mr.. Cullen. C0n-
gressnlnn fromstha Seventh District
, 1881-04-12

better. and woalti soon return, but his nane
messenger Death. md he llas answered "nye,"
, 1881-04-12
YIfUySEy,
RAILROAD II1TE-TdBLE

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0p
~ TRAlNs1ExrLAsAI!os ,enmr nr RstxntS,
@MundaJ excepted. }Daily.
Chicago d Northwestern Halfway.
For MANI, Tne-C4ttis, Sleeping CAr ccorlmodsktms
apply hi II Gtnrk-s;., Nf10 fhcinc. nt1nks K1ptts
, 1881-04-12
INDIANAPOLIS.

Libel Suit Instituted AGalust u News
Tapor by the Hon. John c. Now
Deaths DurluR Last Year-A Horrible
mud Disgusting Discovery In n Water.
, 1881-04-12
Lehve. | AMTe

a-Dopot cornef OF Wol1s md KtnzIn.Bts.
p-Depot corner Of Canal aud klnI!o-sts.
Chtcnzo. Burlington d Quincy Railroad
For Mapa, Tlmc-Tabtes. etoopiDR-Cns Accommoq,.
lions. apply at g ClaEk.st, Grand rAct1o 1.ole,
tleink'4 Expsoss once, fooe nf tndana-nv. Grad
ContrH Depot, Canal urd 8lxtconth-st, PAint
1lousG, md Is CAlIAs-rt