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trat er IN Die Dtarlue ell, IH0 III Sabre 1862
id)rilb er iciucu @ltl.r bon etucm Si)ute aus,
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Srbre Qebobt, ibu ais 0tlcrteur 81 Uerbaiten.
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lerbeit brei 8rictc gcibriebeu 81 haben.
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1lammen i'll ber SoblenSed)e gtr. 8 Der ySebtgl
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| iau8 hcrausgebOlt.
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Rrets % Gents pro 5&a@teI.

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G@merlbertiIaenbe 0ittel

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D3r. 1872.
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geiebeH rtip enIpiuuoer nadl 0cm 0ebraudhe
kpeniArE Snien.
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GnBinOunaeu ser Jersu, Gnt3iuOuuqcn Ser
glaIe, geOdrm= gn3inouHg, yungeu @Ouqee
lloueu, 6ol5 gei0eu, Qftbma, 6u3tlopieu,
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yielrl0qIa, &beumati5mu8, IaItrm luI6 beiBun
6itbu, 6tbucrougen uHO 6rOhbeulen.
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&dmotGn, &ulruppeltcn, Nernoieu, @tdtiIhen 5beF
On Ioniqer Nrout1elt gu5eHcen aud!en m6qen ug1aSs
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Sic gnwen5aug 6es ~glcaoa Rsltct" an ben ooer 0tn
ldorbm GsGuaa miro olsJalo 5eboglibe Grlgttaung
it7ofu.
ErejFja bi6 iehsia Trcpfen bauon IN etuem balben
2uutaIQ5 Don SEGner mlroen IN DCRigcn guqenblfeu
&r6Upic, Gta3Gdurg, ZoobuHnCn, Rupiihmer,er
1olyhce, giutrg, EoIlt, 8l5bm9en in oeu ginqe
luCucn unb ule tnUcrlhcn ShmeaGR been.
y.CeHoe ioltsn INNER cine i7Iaibe Ra0uab'5
8taor Gcllei" be. iiA tyaaeu 2Genac Tr0pfeu 6az
rcn, In geaiicr aChau, bcu8eH 0lcu 9rQut6teH m6
zen oumIt UerfnupitGH Eeiosn Die aus ogm 8sbrdutbt
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aaltes MMS Dthlees ISieoer.

Gs eiebt 'ein beeres 6eimittsI tn Der JBci, mas 70
ihueu Gle Nrten 5ie5er bet, m0Qen fie Uou pers
Jortcnr Suit tOiaiartQi o6cr oegCnernber 5ae fonts
men, m0aeu ie SdarIat=, yierDen ooer geIbes 5is5sE
SEN Q5 - unter Su3tehung BON B1oWaq'5 glleu,
ocS yiseasB GeLtCi," TT. Raotog1's.
, 1881-07-09
THE RAILROADS.
The Wabash Road and It's Fast
Freight Lines.
aanguine Antieipations that May Not
Be Fulfilled.
A Through Passenger Train to Bo Rur
Between St, Louis and ST, Paul.

THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN.
= Tho Cincinnati Guzctto snys: @Tllero ia q
desperate gtlniu beine plnyeh for possession
OF tho Cincinnati Southern 1latlwny. Not Il
stone will be left hnturncd 10 sucura It at \
rental very mttcfi bclnw what 1t Should be.
Tho question of tho Industrial interests Of
the city and tho objects for which: tho rond
WIS constructed. or tho reduction Of tho
]ietyy tux which burdens tic preperty-own-
crs md drives capital away Is not tnken Into
consideration Mt all by tho uctors III the play.
Neither Is tho wtlolo ptny' presented tn the
public. 1t IL n'l II wli!tett sepuitlier bol,inl
Tho scenes. 1ntrlgucs al,d false run,ors nrc
manufactured. altd quietly sent d'n their mis-
sion OF deception. rlle very latest oilu Is to
tlio effect tlat II tic roatl IL awarded 10 con-
pRny other titan one composed Of Ctnclnltati-
ans tho lcssces will bscnjotnesl and Otherwise
ttlndered Mt every step. II Is 1iot claimed TINT
there Is my Inv to warrant sucli 4 COURSE,
can l1o atil'oyal aiHl llestcrel Utmost beyond
endurance. Tho object .0f theso, ruln0rs Is
hot, lNWUyer, to lot matters 70 to that ex-
trcmc, l'ut, rnther to lct outside bidders uli,
d3 dCsst3nntl whit they !nay exlsct II tllo roA.l
should he nwurtlett to them atNf, prevent them
fro1l becdn!ll'g competitors for the property.
It Is u httEeUlis Sefrccrtw, bll; lnny answer
tno pllrn9se. y IL lyel! snoW;a that cupitnl.
lsts outside Ut this city have i1itimated that
a'Id that their intefcsts were s,,cl, as to wnr.
rAht then III pnyEll9 n very ,n:ltls0nle rental
for tle rt!a1, and 1t Is fur tint reason these
l,ilts 0f Injunction anil utor hft,tlratlccs nro
fell and destroy competitive bidding. But
these threats should INT 1e sprtUlsly consiIl-
cred by bidders from abroasl.' Sl,arp .co1tl-
petition II whnt the tnXpayrrs want, Ai,tl they
VIII notintturso My scheme that Is calculated
| tn ttrtirD1tt it.b
, 1881-07-09
a MURDERER LfNCtTED.
Special pkpatth to TIT Chicago Tribune.

ATLANTA, Ga., July a.-Informat|on
rencticl Atanta tu-dAy Of tho commitment
of n most entfisf crlnlo fl Randolph County,
Alaballn, md probably tho just punishment
Of tho guilty person, whose nnn.a Is Wal
drop. Three months ngu Miss Knight, II
llost chnrlntng young lady Of Randolph
County, possessing raro accomplishments,
and only IL ycars old, was married tn a mall
named Mitchell, a1ul OIL tho a0tl, Of June tho
husband found lis wife OH Il rua.l leading to
tho llullso tlcatl from her thrnnt belnE cut.
There weru also eyitlences on tho person that
slIo Ind becn ravls!Ied BY tho pcrpctratur Ut
tic crime. upon her person wcre
found tho imprint Of tho tcatl, Of tho
person wl,o had killed hcr, stuwin.:
tint tho villain hal me of Ills trout teetll
missing. 1Vnltlrop, having been seen In the
locality about tic time that ttle double utt-
rnga li1d been perpetrated, WIS lln,itgtl
dow! with dogs, nld, wllell found ln
Frnnlilin County, Genreln, WIS arrested 4'l1
jaitel l,g admitted l!nying killed thu wnnal,,
but denied that i,o hah outraged her pelSull.
AlnlHtay night tho JUL was visited by IL bUtly
Of over 100 armed men III disguise, WIN tlt-
ilintldtl thu prisoner frDnl tlle keuntr nf tho
JUL. Tile Ja1ler, feuring tlNt refusal
would cost hlM Ills life, gave up
tic keys, Md Wa[tfr0p was tAlsell out nsltt
CARRIED tn the spot where llc killed the lat1y
alltl outraged her IcrHnli. Ills Gapt0rs then
hung him upon tlle spot where lie had colil-
,AltteA tho double crime, as lust rctrlbNtlul,
that Wnldrop .ilad, five wives, though only
, 1881-07-09
OROP-pROSPECT
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA AND DA-
1{ft'rA.

A1fTrTY}srlN HYrNNranrA ANN nA.
1it'rA.
Special Dt.rnteA to Tit chsea+o 7ttpunt.
WtSoSA, Mimi, duly 5.-Tlto following
crop reports. embracing Southern Minnesota
md 1Mkota, were received to.tlay:
Ut. Charles, Aflnn.-rhe wheat crop will
soIl chlne1,-hnus },aye % ,invc,l i,nyoc. d a,,1
nothing viii Us realized. lsoillnE lands give
weather Is commencing to produce blight
ntul rltst.
liocllrater. Nfino. -1.rcoooivo hat wao,,,or
,,as ,,r,i,,nn.t a.. ,,rst ,,,n,, .
i'a' p.ouuee" III Hhl'lVoraole enect upol 'Ao
Wileat CROP Soa'lo pieces nrt rtlstetl, 0tlers
are somewhat Injured by cht,c'l.bnRs, and
tbnrs IL n nnssthtttvn m r,nrn t,n,, nj, nvarnr1,
cron ,rrn la,in,, ,,t,a,, Iii % ~, ,nrunato,t
T.. n.ut. o o"1' M"tcn WI w ""1'cste"
!" .e' "'ys' WI! W !a1r crop,
Clnrelt.unt, Nlfrt'.--llot, 8Hltry weather In
tile pnst two ttuys jlas commenced to lave MI
effect ul tho crops. II oood wenthcr cat, IN,
hn,I ror f,ftrnn tJnva thn ,vi,,"t nr,,,. ,ii In
's,., "" -. x., .,.,.,.. o "s't esop WIZ "o
soaa' loF tweiVe busMess u tlle ncru.
Wasccn. Mtlfn.-svlluat ts not thick on tho
ground, but Is filling ticely, and n rood crop
is expected. .rlls county {,Vaseca) witt eot
'lo es"@ s1e'u w 'nJ IN lhe o1"te'
ledwootl FAILS, Aliiil'.-Tlla INST week Inns
beu,1 very favorable for growing grain, and
MI cfopy rrc looking nicely, Conattlrrat,to
,yj,rot fron, Inst cro,, il hot,,r mnrloI.,I
;.ss'. st,.... mi. ....;,...''.s s..,.'.1'
ait"es' M,n"'- ny e"eeca'r45 M"i1ll a''u
Sltltfy WCntn0f OIL tllg past low ttny8 liHS
, 1881-07-09

HPft1aE D1bateh 10 IHs E4fd00 1F7blsN1-
KANSAS Cry, No., July 8.-The regular
monthly meeting Of tho Colorado Pool Asso-
citation concluded Its laboru to-day, Thoso
present wcra s. i. Persoli,, Commissioner;
C.,S. Stebhins, Goncral Ticket Agent OF tie
Union paciIc Kallroad; W. III. Willie, Goll-
eral Passenger Agent of tho 4AtchIsop, To-
peka u Santa I'd 1soad; andtJ. +. Goddard.
Genural Freight Agent.t a. tle,l Of
It WIS Of a pnlilie nat''re. rise secoiitl.elass
rutu wns established butwectl. tho Missouri
River polnls and denver, CNlal1tto Springs,
aud ploblU, at 81, 5U, TO 60 ito effect D,. the
August tle & rato botwevn , Missouri Miver
polIits anil the aboyu places will bo reduced
fran Sa7 to S25. No either changes itl pas-
Hellgpr thrift Were luQle,
, 1881-07-09

Tho various fast-fre1sht lines now doing
business oycr tic Wlbasll wero notified a
short time ago tllat within /, given time they
would 10 louser bo perluitte1 to do business
over Wabash itnGs, md that thereafter It's
fright business would 10 carried on by tho
Union Fast-Frelgllt Lfnc. which Is controlled
by tho Wabash. II Is now reported tllat 1t Is
by no means certain t!!ut tic Wnbnsi, will 10
nble t0 Cnrry out It's tn!cntlt,Hs regarding this
,nattcr, ecarso 1t tlil.ls itse!f nnnbte to make
tho necessary arrangements with its Eastern
present tho Wabash llas no Independent out
lets enst Of ljutfato. anil consequently 1t
must submit 10 tho acl.ttion Of It's conInec-
tlnns untll NIr. Gould Inns sncnretl enough
to el!ablo 1t to do without Its present con-
, 1881-07-09

opst1ut 0"pH7eH 70 III UEstHg1 1T11HHe.
BArTI,toEE, Md, July 8.-llso position Of
Second Vtce-prcsitlent Of tho Baltimore 4
Oht0 1sattrond Company llas been offered to
Mr.. john II. Hood, General Manager ot tic
Western Maryland Roatl, bllt l,o to-day stated
tlat lle intended to declinu &ho honor. It Is
understood u,at OIL tho retireiuent ut AIcssrs.
King nt.l Keyser. tic present First md Sec
ol,l Presidents, A[r. llubert Garret will
Succeed Il, the otieo Of tllD 'Nfrst VIcu-P Prus-
dent, aud thu Third Ftce-prgiltsncy will be
abolished. Atr. llond was some time since
GtEtrel the S,!pcriuseltlellcy nf tho !'ittsb,trR
which he declined. liz may be prevailed
dputy.
, 1881-07-09
Nfay n+oio cmIgrants, allti during tho myn.h
Qf Jill!n 7,G1O.

"A """" f,o~o'
s}stnnt to My, I, ii. TUX, NDrti.wtst,;atr' ~
Contracting Frcight-AEcmt Ur tlio Et. t"'nI.! tE,.
l. 9nn Fru'lc|scU ]tnilrvuti In tI1Iy city. 'ols
u, t,s,s",s. n sa,,... I.. ,,.asn',.s". ~ s ~
~, rl.tnst,,. ~ ni sv MSItEGa RGntof
las l,otIilgtl MI tickct agents Ut tlu ri,n,,s..
Of gnuge u, tic nOiti Inst. atfl lss,cdd y
schedule Of lraills tint will be run an ihs ~
tiay proytous. ''' "'e " ' WI '''e
r,, ,r,a, y, r,t,r. ~ Tho r,,,tu, .. IN.
, ar f. E,us5 ~ ,aiI y, ,,.iu H. eiIu t,, - =, Alton
Wa' n'M HI, aur T. W. s M9sn .,,l,s r, vunu ~ were
SaWi VI nie1eHSo o 1l,as nvor sMo not'9 Inst
i.,o Au ,trs. Vii, ~. ~ Ut The
nt',,,n.a " oMo ,.t,, o,rrs.;otn.
Snnpa!S!a snr nsaa ~ M1l corresponding pcrlot last
sear' SESSION. :
Mr.. i. U. Wentworth. Of the. Michigan
Central 1sailroa1, .wl'o. was 1ntely ulecteI
l)lrector hi tho UHiUll naflrontl Company, i
the youngest llalErontl pirector IN tlie TITLED
States. Mt. Wentworth. ll0wGser, Is fnIly
giulifletl fnr tho performance Of tho onerou;
duties OF tile position.
trs1,o ,rox,, =. c. r,,,ts 1,,t,-,,,1 ,,,.
, 1881-07-09

Special ptspateh 10 7ne CHICAGO tribune.
DAvESro'sr, H., July.S.-A conference Of
railroad o!lle!als WIS leld III llock Island
Inst evening. Thcro waro present D. a.
0l!n. Superintendent, aat D. J.. Bush, AS
sistant Superintendent, Of tho Southwestern
Division Ut tic Chicago, Milwaukee d. 1T.
Paul halfway; u, II. CEulnpton, Blpattn-
tendcnt Ut the st. Louis &. Rock 1sland Divf.
stun of the Chicagu, burlington u Quincy;
ION line. III 1lltuols; md VI. q. l}row,. TrNlii-
Dispatcher Ut thu xtllnn. I1lo result Ia tl&at,
commencing .o1, Sunday next, Il through
passenger lrhl.l Will lN run oyGr tic r0ntls
Monmouth, Rock Aslnnt, and Dubuque,
ur0ssIng tho Al!ssisalp,,t ltyer nt Sat,nla, Tho
running time betweetl ut. Louis. amidst Paul
Will hu tM1NtY-tllreu llslllrH.
, 1881-07-09
INSANE.
apseiaI Dhpateh u 1As Chicago 1ttbunn

9psetaI DspateA u 1As Chicago 1ttbun.
0ESEvA, ILL.,, July 8.-AGout q week ago
John Hurst, OF Aurora, WIS psostrats1 by
tho tlcat. u,wt OH recovering his physical
health showed nl,n!IstaIsabla symptoms Of
AheEratio,I VI nltMI. Yesterday lls WIZ tried
hcturo Judge li;1'steatl, NJ the County Cbnrs,
tlle Northern Asylum.
pfep.s Atpate,. q ~ chteasa 1ftbun3.
DSuGQuE, H.. July 6.-C0l. u. Il. VQliantla,
Dslawarn County, aid extensively known III
Iowa lis u leattng Democratic politician, hus
been adluugcd !iisale. anu sent t0 tla 1nde.
peudence Asylum,
, 1881-07-09
AFRlENDLY; GREETING.

=. tPsetaF 4WHaseN u 1W ChIta8o 1F16HHSe
0ugaoy. H.. July S.-.Tha wealtt,,:::tf,e
beauty. aud the talent ot tl,seu. Of Ogla Cpyn7
,ty's Gest tpwns 7lsoohclle, ut. Morrls, ai,d
Oregoll-asseubied Inst eyealug ut tho Ae;
gaut new residence OF Gel. u. y. Sheets; III
this city, tu tender gsa1!d reception to
Frank d. Sheets, the Generals oldest, son.
und Ills bride, who have just returned from
tAa!r bsldal.trip to the North. This ibrlde
WIS formerly Miss ElIlnwood OF Rochelle.
, 1881-07-09

CINCINNATI, July s.-Yhs Hon., r. "
Thompson, ex-Secretary Ut tbs Navy, has
been elected President 0f the baltimore.
Cincinnati j. Western ceatrul HALLWAY CoIn-
pany,-an organization to build, q new rail-
ro,lta prolvcted BY Cllarla! f. EItz, by way
OF the south brunch ot tlln patoinac, Elk
Htycr, Great ka,,aWl,a ,lslyer. aud 0llo
, 1881-07-09
I1sE3fS.

: Mr., F. L. Pomeroy haa been appointed
Freight alnl Passenger ARcllt Ut the Ogaens-
burg 4 Lako Chal,iplatu isai lroasl. " -
John L, Ennis, Northern i assenRer Agent
OF the Iron Mountain ltoad. vturnetl yester~
day fsom two weeks trlp t!| rough Texas.
The Lake Shore & Mich izan Southern
Railway brought here during tho month oE
, 1881-07-09
: A FIVE PER CENT DIVIDEND.

01ssR3* U0RRttH ~ 2W9 CHf<u90 @TI04T97
DosroS, July S.-Tilu creditors Ut saFaa
E. Howe, President Ut the defunut Woniaas
Bank, met again to-day, aiMl were allowea.
3 per cent dividend by the Court. TUG ~.
Bignee stated that about $500, 900 worth q q
clllMs Ind been proved, aud ho had sal.""
to pay theM with.
, 1881-07-09
FOUND DEAD IN A BARN,

EVANSTON, ILL.,. July S.-Yesierslay morn.
Ink tho b0siy 0f Il teai illnll was found In thu
bari, belonging to a{r. II. q. Wicker BY btu
c0aclln,an. On Investigation It proved to b>a
thas ot John E}Igl!sl, " laborer,, Enpljsl,
was q drinking ,na.,, and lIn.l bec,l Of, i SHec
for seyerl tluys. 1T ts supposed tlMt Il6 Wan
deretl into the bMEll during ttse night. aiNl
died willis sleaptna trOIA tl,e effects td tho
lhlNor; liz leaves u Wlto ana i've el,lllgen In
uUUr circumstances. ! -, IL,
, 1881-07-09

6ptttas ptspRffh to iMs CAteaoo TFttuns.
CLEVELAND, o., July "a meetIng OF tho
Dlreetors ot tho cleyt.a4 Columbus, Gin
day in this city, Mt which atl the Directors
wero present Except Messrs. II. u, Ilurlbut,
II. II. Dnltzer. 'llniuan, mud Jewett. The
l!aatter Ut consolidating their Ioal with the
Cincinnati, Hamilton Is Dayton ltua4 was
considered, ailtl It Was loterNafnctl tu hold u
inectlng Ut the Stack|'olders i, illus city Sept.
, 1881-07-09

, \ ntcc.lookinY Old 'ady. wlth snnwy cirolo at
aud drew up fluc sktris neryotlsy Lat tho catar-
''Rct OF tubAuen juice that was 1hutiux frotu the
'!t,eu'. "Condurtor." iho uxkcd iimiliy, WhSn
cs H., III "tsn t ths sns. e splt ee
thegukapt conductor; "spit wherever you Ike"
, 1881-07-09

NurYAro, N. y, July s.-:lhe bol,.ls stolcn
fr0lM the Ern County Savings HaMk, 1T this
city. III slay lust. amounting 10 sll4,ooo, a..s
tur,iuA tt,.ttny, less S15,000 In Uititu4l 3tntes
securities wlllcL hMl baen negotiated. TWIN.
ty-!iyu tlln,isulN tn1lnrs art sAll tn lave been
paid fur tho return Ut the SECURITIES.
, 1881-07-09
FATALLY INJURED.

WHEELING, ". W., July s.-Georgo 3fat.
thow attempted to drive across tho Baltimore
Is Ohio 1saflroatl traek four inilGs below this
city this afternoon, and WIS struck by It pass-
Ing tr1,tn. uo was thrown frnln the wugop
against telegraph po1c. inllIcttng Injuries
Which Wero fut0l. -
, 1881-07-09

4 gaod mothor, Wlit,su G-ygar-otd hoy Is cx-,
coptlonhlty eunsslentons and duyouts has DftUn
hur ,!urltnr might ,u tut' good fur thls worId.
Thu thought c!lIHa tntn hgr !niud the utlor tiAy,
ehlltl's Ut church IN rr!lycr time; but this pain
Wns quickly lnlishel NY u worry different f9bllnK
Wlvn tllo llttIu hny s4tA t0 her In low whispaFi
Theso's Xo!ug IL bu a horsu on slilssf"
, 1881-07-09

anil tho cnuple pre to bt.gin life ut A[t. Nor
rts lellce Il wns TINT the tl,ree towns vtelt Il.
paying mnrks Gt. respect 70 tho llunorctl aud
hnppy twain. Tho GccHsipn wns olie. TINT
would llnyp lone linMor 10 /. ClltcaE0 suburb.
, 1881-07-09
-ALDIAlN L.
Oonkling Now Driven into the Last
Political Ditch, After a
! Hard Eight :
Meeting Of All Shades Of Ad-
minidtration Men in
Caucus.
A Letter Of Withdrawal Read
from Chauncey NJ.
Depew.
Warner Miller, a Garfield Man, Nom.
mated Unanimously for the
Long Term.
Elbrilgo g. Lnp1inm Nominated
Unanimously for tic Short
Term.
This Action Puts Conkling Where He
Must Submit or Fight His
Own Party.
Biographical Sketches OF tho Two
C0ngressmcn Named by tho
Cnucus.
eingular Report that tho Democrats Will
Absent Themselves to Aid an
Election.
Elbridgo g. Lnpl,nm Nominated
Unanimously for tho Short
Term.
This Action Puts Conkling Where He
Must Submit or Fight His
Own Party.
Ringular Report that tho Democrats Will
Absent Themselves to Aid an
Election.
TILE CAUCUS.

THE CAUCUS.
ouTWITTEp.
sptttai Dtspatch to The Chicago Dt1tnf.
ALBANY, N. Y. July 8-1he Senatorial
fight seems likely to end, ns nil prot0n gcd
nnd llot1y-contcstcd political Struggles us,..
niy do, with tho defeat ut tho favorlts al,d
victory for a team Of dark horses, Sixty
Six Republicans met III cnttcus thls after
moon, aud. .'after n fow ballots, 1lnnnimoialy
nominated two candi,l atcs for United States
Scuators to succeed Roscoe Conklng and
Thomas c. plutt- III tho Joint Convention to-
morrow they Will be elected, unless tliUsa
members who i,nyo supported 1soseoe Conk-
ling refuse to abEtla by tho decision Of tho
majority, mud attempt to prevent II clloice Of
Senators by continuing IN tlefr pulley Of
. obstruction. trlio l1lns1cttvrcs OF tbs All
lnintstraton leaders this week lave exhibit
ed tho same sltrewtncss and skill Which layo
characterized their movements md plans
since the beginning OF tic campaign, III May
lust. AS ut tic commencement, so ut tho
end Of tho light,
THEY HAVE ouTwlTTED CoNK1lSo.
They have granted concession after con-
cession to meet tho objection of tito Bucks,
nna having, by their course today, removed
every ca,lsts Of complaint which ltas been
raised, they have put Conkltng and his sup
porters In n position where he must either
retire to priyntclifo form time, Mt least. orclso
make MI opei, declaration that lso will bu sat-
isiied witt, nothing but lis own reGacctiolh-
that he will rulc or ruin tic party Iii this
Stale.
The Bucks realize tho dflemn til Which
they have been placed by The other side. De-
fent awaits thcln on every side. To yield Is
defent. To net rs obstruction1sts III tho pres
cnt National crisis is to take MI attitude
, 1881-07-09

dptetat .otspaseh to TIE Ghtecao tribune.
,JAyEsvILLE, Wis. July 5.-Allte CLARK.
aged Z, sou 6f Mrs. Frank Clark, wastlrowned
III tho river this afternoon. Tho body Ss
recovered.
, 1881-07-09
RUN OVER nY \ WAGON.

opse17s Osp91t7 70 1As CH3eaVo 7FWlHss
WAns.,w, 1nd,, July S.-W: ii. kaufman
was run over by wngon two miles north Of
town and 10 buddy injured that ho lived but
q few moments. The bnclz lmrt af the llead
was sllocklnglY crushed. ue was d years
old pIlu unmarried. So
, 1881-07-09

DECATUR Ala.. July8.-l>uslng thunder"
storm last evening lightning str.tck barn
where number Of people liats sought 1si@
Nge. -Four wore killed and e!yllt seriously
, 1881-07-09
CASUALTIES.

opfe1a& HNpHtEh 10 1he LAted1Q 1Tl6Hhe$
W1LKEsuAlsRK, Pa., Jnly S.-1nfornlatlon
rcnched hero today tint four Of tho Thirteen
Hungarian 1ntiiars who were poisoned at
lInzoltoD week, ago last Sunday BY eating
sa,isage died, and tl,at a n,a1ority of the
others hive sinco bccn very sick, tho earnest
efforts Of n doctor having alone saved thatn.
Ar account Of tho nttalr WIS, tclegraplled
bcon apreenK ut 1lazelton, nntt tunclctl On
the sausage. A quantity OF tho bologna WIS ~
cured by i local physician, who subsequently,
atalyzed It and found tl,9tit tcontuined /, 4lsaI.
ttty 0f poisonous matter, which, lias not SIT
hegn ua,aed, the Ecnural belIef being that lha
boInElia WIS lnado up Ut n lot Ut refuse meat,
possibly. TINT OF ptiisonctl nuimals. 1t Is
known that such stulf ts sold III quantities to
ttte poor llunEnrians l,erea!,'.,ts by II low
class of polanders, who would not. hesitate
to speculate even uppn poisoned dog meat
. Tho fur l1eil wl,9 died were those who
S% ,e4 G 81 Fem S n ,n sco'te coy a' %s
sollt Into tho woods tn search for tilonl.
, 1881-07-09

4 BARK STRUCK BIZ LIGHTNING.
p1.1LADEIpl1rA, Ia., July s.-Tl,e British
bark Buatrlce, Capt. Stowart, for, Rouen.
France. will oil, was struck by lightning
willie of liecdy Island, The fluid ran down
thu .last into tho hold md fired the cargo.
WI Was blnwn iito lila riyor, AN ind Us sailor % viii, i.
who was drowned. Capt. Stewart. tho
mute, nntl two snIlurs were injured by tiyI,Y
tllnbors. This vessel burned to the.WnteFs
, 1881-07-09

Nh eEn!ce.
Tho Chnir Ind tho Clerk rentl a call for n
Republican caucus this nfternoun Mt /
o'clockt altl tho Joint Convention then all
iuurIie(t.