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, CASUALTIES.

u
Spteta! Dhpat:A to Ths Chfdaso 7stbunt.
Fort ATKINSON. WE, Juae 12.--A man
named William Elcnfeldt, living nenr Cold
Spring. abont four miles from this city. wns
struck and instantly klllod by lightning last
night, whllo standing Under a large oak tree.
Tho deceased was N years Of age. He loavcs q
wife and thrne chIidrcti.
HuNxEwEII.. Kns, Jule i2.-Androw y, 1lobe-
son. nephuw Of ex-Secretary ltobeson, of New
Jersey, was instantly killed by lightning this
afternoon. Mr. ltcbcson had lust returned from
1IunnewpDl to his farm near this city, mud was
unsadtlfnR his horse In tho turn. His clothes
wore literally torn fram his body. his wateh-
The horse WAS nso killed instantly, and Uno end
OF the burn torn oilt. Mr.. lt0bes0n was qulto d
prominent M yp,;ng ,; a: a ocaycs yo1nK w!tc
ftExR1ETrA, Tex, I,np. .1x-Lizxto Hutchinson
aud Niles Cox were killed BY lightning. Sir. and
severe shock,
, 1881-06-13

fIs3TEILE1ltt 3 SIUFIsUEsSTS4
NEW YUliK, Junu Elk SenAtors Conkltng
aud Tlalt wbro away from tho hotel xoc,.l lleal
to-day, and this gaya rlso to tho rtlmnr, which
wns circulating Mbout Tho hotola last Might that
conference was bpInH held. Vico-P Prosl.
don't Arthur Baif ho Ind mot boon ab,ant
from hIs house during lao day; that 10 bud
hot scen Conking slRco Thursday; aud that ho
knew nothing about my conference. 1t IL prob.
abtu there waa uo confcralloe further than whut
conversation ConkllnR hnd with sonator pluts,
bonator Joues, An4 a tow oth0rs. iii tue altGr.
mon ex-senator Coul<llny took walk with
Can't, Michael Oregon. When they returned
GrlE1,s sa!u lAe px.Scnat0Es would probably ro.
ttirI to Albany tp-shnrruM. I[u saftl there waA
no prospect Of chunRa III the Bttuattuu. and M
tnnn ktcw what the putCDnlu Ut tho rrbscnt
fte.,dpk would To. ffo ttectAr1tl that tto tnlk
Ut q conference To consider tho withdrawal Of
CunkltnK and Plat was untoundcd.
, 1881-06-13

THIS TINE IT IL THE 0lr1 K:AI..EBrATE FOOL.
6pfetat Nt.patth to Thu cAttaoo 1ttlaAe.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Juno 12.-Thoro promises
to DO stIll another 4eAndnl ln Washington. Tho
now ono will nrlse cut Of tie old roa estate pool.
a suit has boon brought ln tho District Court by
two wcalthy Californian. .-Hu uderland md iiill.
yor.-whO putchuscd laud In tho region con.
srollet by what is known ~ tho real estate pool,
agnfnst kflbourn and OlnlBtcad, the real- cstAte
lnon who lnnlag6h tho husILeas. Tho Cullfor.
NUNS cnltn that they havp been dofrauled out
nf $6aI4N. The t.perAuops Ut thiA tIrm becaluu
n1ted, frunl tho filet that tho ltuuae Imprisoned
ktt,ourn for c1ntempt Tor decltuluR IL dfsclase
WHO wEl.E INTERESTED IN THE ROOT.
Tho purpoao Ut tue investigation. with respect
to which hu refused to AnswpE guosflons was to
pr,yu that Den. Grant. wHllo President, was
wrongly interested 10 " operauons, Mr.. ktt'
b0urit neyCT disclosed the secret, and hns Fo-
having contsstsd tho siEht Of tho tiouse Q!
ohtaHetl docaloa ssuia TUG unltcA Htates Su.
jTcnlo Court, which showa that the United 9tat0s
Eanxrcss, a. well " amy Gil!x0u, " sub1rdlnatc
to tho Constitution OF tho United s1ataS.
, 1881-06-13
WASHINGTON.
Position Of the Contest Be.
tween Campbell and Cam
non, Of Utah.
The Grounds upon Which Camp.
bell Bases His Claim us
Delcgntc.
He Will Make g. Strong and
Bitter Fight Against the
Alien Po1yga1nist.
Prospects Of Scandal Growing
Out of the Old Real
Estate Pool. :
Walsh, One Of the Shareholders,
Said to Be Ready to
squea1.
Dndeau's Alleged Life Of Grant Likely
to Receive III Extended 0rcr.
hauling.
Only Eighteen Days More IN Which to
Qonvert the fives and Skies into
the New Issue.
Dadcau's Alleged Life Of Grant Likely
to Receive III Extended Orcr.
hauling.
Only Eighteen Days More in Which to
Convert the Fives and sixes into
the New Issue.

CAMPBELL VS.. CANNON.
TIE Fol!siEn Will Fight FOR Ills Rights.
Spstfat Dfspalch to The Chicago Irtbune,
WARRINGTON, u. G.. juuo 1a.-Mr. Il. @.
Campbell. to whom Gov. Murrny, Of Utah, Issued
4 certificate Of election AZ DefcRato from TINT
Territory to tho Forty Congress-. au-
ihorlzes tho Htatatnent to be made Of tho POSI-
uou OF tho contest now pending between hIm-
SELF and Cannon, his polyRan,st Mormon cDn-
tastant: First, that Cannon undoubtedly
received largo minority OF tho
votes cast, hut mnny Of such votes
wore cast bygir!a under ago, representing thcm-
selves to DO daughters or siaters Of Mormon
voters. aud altens. Second, that, after elaborate
argument before tho Governor ot tho Territory,
It was couc!ustsely shown that Cannon Ind
mover been legally naturalfzed. and conse-
oucntly tho Governor refused him II certificate
anu rave the certificate to his oppono1t, Camp
bell. Third. that Cannon appealed from this
action Of tho Court by bringing =
An ACTION OF st.4SnAMEB
In the United S{atea Courts or UtAt anl that,
after full investigation. tho Court sustained
tho Governor Ia refusing certificate to Cantlon
aud granting to Campbell. Fourtb, that
Campbul's counsel. Mr. ]. II. Mcbride. Of Salt
Lake City, 10 ptnvent all possibilities OF mis-
carrlage Of Tho matter, travelled to Washington
a,ld personally iiled CaMpbciIs certificate In the
otIlco Of tue Clork Of tho House OF
Representatives. Thls WAS in February
last. In March Mr.. Campbell mot Cierk
Adams in Washington and asked him II his rutne
Ind bcon p!aced on tho roll Ut tletogatcs to Con-
Campbell is positive and emphatio ii hls state. a
n,cnt. Clerk Albums, On tho other tinttd, donlps
t.nt Is SUCH ! ~ assuranes vas eyon. It now np-
eato, hts been placed on tho rull, and that he has
DRAWN FAY ron rwo MONTHS
as Delegate. Caidbtolt, who Ia u man Of largo
, 1881-06-13
NOTES..

A sTAtttl1t"TEn nE.A1jy IN sqCFAr.
sttt"lt Utspafth 10 Ths Chtenao Trbunt.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Ju,n Little novcrn-
nt:tt inakcs no announcement NJ tic fact, hut
thoro hru Indications that Walsh, 0nc Ut tho
noted ftnr-rmto operators, has indlcatctt his
willingness to rtaca tho authorities IN pt,sscs-
s!on Ut nrythtng within bis knowledge relating
10 stnr-rD,lso tnatters. II reports rs II Sir.
"Hsstl's knowledge aro eorrcct. his testimony
will 0o very valuable rs States evidence.
y-tSi,EfuIftr's 1tUyf,s.
Tho prcsnl'itn On tho bunds TO tho credit OF
Wm. II. Vanderbilt in tho TrcAsury amo,ln1s to
$N.UO9U0. Tho premium, nd.letl 10 hts ur!ncIpal,
amounts to some sGo,Wo,ooo IN vandcrblIts
name.
THE sTAn-iouTE coSrisAcroiss AND r1lEt1.
FRIES1}3
arc making Vigorous assaults i1pon tho Admin.
lKlratlon and llran tho t]0vernnent prosecutors.
This snornlnK tho Etntlth makes. 4 furiN,s 1er.
Rt'nat ns*n.11t uppn 0Ibs0tt. and tho writer shys
that Gibson Will nut tiara n tnll tho writer
to TO-. a1 aeeGnnt, cithor In lIbe!
tho Edpffal puts It. lio Is TIN discreet to Invoke
tho law OF l!1le1 aKa!Iht uF. lie In ton cGwnrl1y
10 resort tU thu remudy of muscular tnatli,ootl
aKanst US. Why, thoi. shouldwe be nfrnld OF
, 1881-06-13
TIRED OF LIFE.
Young Woman Attempts to Throw
Ileraclf 0ver Niagara Fall4--Oshcr

Ilernrif Ovrr Niagara Falla--Othcr
Caheh.
spretat Dhpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
N1A0AnA FALIs, N. y. Juno C.-Niagara
Fli!s clsup near adding another vutnl to her
suicidal i|st. Yesterday 1nornIng a neat-Ap-
pcarng, mcdfum.szed, wrll.lresseu young
Indy Mrrlyed hero by tho Now York Central
ltatlrMi, and rcalsterci ut tho hotei ~
"Mrs larown. Of Now York." sho out break.
fust, ntl1 then strp{od to several pulnt4 ut
tntercst. About o'olo0k tn tho afternoon she
WIZ noticcl by Edward FurlnnR md W. Il.
lGrry. tho inttur commercial trayelur repre-
sontlng l}oston rul IN Luna islatll, In the nct
Of throwing her parasoL into tho wator
just ut tho brink uf tho American
fals. It took nnly MI Instant to sweep tho
aaasaaao over tho cataract. apparently satisfied
with tho ac,IoH OF tho current, sho stoopod
under tue protecting ruling. put something sho
hold IN her hnnd tn tho bosom OF her tlrcss, md
began gathorlng her garmcnts around her
rcauy to loap Into tho boiling Abyss. Meanwhile,
tho parties nhove mentioned wore making all
possible haste towards her. Just nt tho oppor-
tune taon!cnt, rs eto WIS thriving heraelf for
ward, Mr. Perry reached tho spot, caught her by
tho urn. nnu dra4gcI ber blok. shn gayo
scroau, and shiyurnR with emotion exclaimed;
"For Gods sAk0, lot INC TO-" I(o held her
tlrny+ h0wover. Some lady visitors who heard
the scream wore Attracted to the spot, and
H1tA LUZ $VHttItEua u1&nAuuEN luB Ekuf ~
1oAve the island. She, reluctantly consented.
11 rc.tctltng Furlongs carsinHD. which hati ,eeti
ioft sta,'ax, tT9 as yoa!eSre4 /. return
i.slsted !bat thsy shouii drive her to tic rhsoe
Psrry earnestly in refctrnco II, tto dopth Vi Tho
wMteF un1 aTittngss OF rho ci1r-ent u1nut tho
ss.s s',sc hey iny e to saS e9sss
asttey plnce! Detcstse Aiioaaei bo'sh,'o il pos-
sho I,s put an!er strct srsvcianso. sha @ Wis
,nestlnned IN reference 10 hcr name and actions,
Gat G! refused to nuke any statem"9t @ whatever. @
!ax th9 !,.y, sts, aa4 . x%ye i 70 hor 20
heai'lunrtsrs or aisil,y hor trio mine a and dill I'd
dross: that 10 might communicate with her
RsSp 1hs IT. fko @ fsg S SS;cs
cIorka wife. cAmo to lor asaIstAncs. hnd
sons Wholesome % SdSico ,h t9getheE With Ron-
s4i!oaai @ ~ 10 va Whether % shs wa ] saast!e vs st.es
;lat az hsa "a '' 6se!! Srs,xht " ID tns T,saiias
trt'ublp wllh him regarding sntno properly. Bna
wfote .1 ths t.,ll2w ~, 9g tnostnxn HI horse!t; %
" boaase. % With Mrs. ouok. permission, aHS1 wordoa
r. ia,htr D. IS Suey. l. III Eass i: !orrt.ia,u,, N. r.:
Mava IT, aesnea M yotnF sna Monan ut nere ~ VIE xis"s
aons she hsr IT, ns i A
Colue Or senl for her Immediately.
4. utuck. Proprietor Spencer House..
T.. a couple ot hours later an anawer catna. read'
r. s5r: G...eS' a. &, Spencer Hw*: rtsa.c =, ,etala
ksy ss ps1sos vii G. ou u sssa o
Morrtaana in the morning anu tako churxo Of
tas u,n1foFtnEate say who ID u present Som.
watehsa BY otdsr Of tde authorities heto.
sptsts! ihspstta 70 !As Uhleaes 1ttb9"s.
, 1881-06-13
BradIey's Treachery Compared to
That OF a Former State
: Senator,
Alleged Proposition by lie Bucks 10
Return Conkltng mud TIL
den.
The Offer spurned by tbs Latter Be-
cause He Believes Garfield A
Right.


rv,s Yam I',"a 30 - ns ."tsa.. . ..". H..
~" ohK+ June l-'-fhe 19faed A'oanS a1s-
patch says: "'rhe Depew men are more earnest
than ever In thcIr determination 10 elect their
candtdnte An oxf-aord,norv nfo,. !. IN In
,a",. -, az h.v" ~ ~, e. o. ~
.saue .sa ~ HWY nls 1utl Fotc ii tno
House Hnnlny, Rnd to have two
ballots In tho hope that on the second blllot the
ynte nj III. IN which ho Ia ,nw anrnronttv nntl.
,o" ~ wi, -, IT, -, "aea ~ - ~ ~" app'tes sa.
sc", ""' w p"s"e" ~ u u" oI"' ohless taeEo
eaat! W d eonp'ete cnaago III tae dtltt o. pubic
op.'tou' NV eteet VI tho hteeco
pf1peEy ~It 10 to RFeai'y Increase Mr.
l'opews vote. There uro sevcrat tllon,bcrs
who havc during the Inst four days excited
amo rrt,Iesu, md mi iIttt., co,to1,,nt n ,rtt,
tia ad,nns, ratInn ,non'bors ~, H., 1..r,sut,,ro
Ihey aro not Conkl!u9 men, yet they vote for
candidates fur whom there Is
an. ,r,,,on, h"',.,,. n,,., sa'.a. "' ..s.,...,
"to ",tiure w. na'lns any se@so' 10 ass'gh tor
opposing De!uw. They arc Just rs much to
b!ame for tho continued deadlock rs II laoy
wcro voting for Thumns c. Platt, it ls not
tr meees'asy 4ust now 70 repeat theif na'aes'
, 1881-06-13
KILLED DY a FALLING I1OOF.
Epettdl Uttpgtth To It4 fyhscdaa 1ffnuns.

LAFAYETTE, tnd. Juno II. x4,t half paat II this
mnrnlng. while a number at men wUrr Ut work
removing tho ronf from tho County Court
House, preparatory to erecting now one. tho
support underneath nne Of tho jotsts was re-
moved, whom suddenly and without warning rho
rnftcrs ind cross-beams came down with 1cr-
r1to crush. burylng three tnan beneath tho
debris. Two uthers. Daniel O'Cunnell aid Will.
lam Scatt. escnpcl serious injury, tho far1,crbc.
l}rnnhMln. aud petur Cook were knocked Srnsc-
lcss. and caught bot,enth huayy tlnh%rs. Tho
SOUND 0f tho falling roof causGd tho widest ex-
wounded men wrTc Cotton out ~ soon as pos
s|h!o Nnd taken hume. C0nk tltcti 1t u'os0ok
tnt tho tioctdes sAy be will da. Cnok resided
near 1,nttlo Ground mud tho othora In Lafayette.
All WcEC married.
, 1881-06-13

Special Dtspa.eh 10 71 Chicago Tttouns,
WASHINGTON, u. T., Ju1lo 12-Tho uuriouR
story couIcs hsro from Now York thut The Conk-
ling people proposed 10 mako I'LL alliance with
T!ldGn to return Cunki!ug and Ttldan 10 tho SetI-
ato, TIldc,a TO bo aivom pIutts p!uce, but ttat
Tlllen declined It, stating that he wuula not
have seat In tho Senate II i,u could got 1t
ut,anlnouBly, aud thai, moreover, hn was with
tho prosident III th!A controversy On tlo ground
Of lxw N we'll ~ chulcp,
, 1881-06-13

1pfft1l QAtakfh To 14 E&Af4N vraHlMs
MADISON. Wiz, juno ll-1hu uld sctttors Of
this county. tn tho number of 100, had u
celebration to-day Ia tho saapo u d 1asket pio'
nlu to tho schoutzou Park, on Luke sfonona.
Speeches wGro nude BY uen. Simeon ti!ita, tho
t9un, William Wclch. aud Others, aud very gu.
3oyab1e slIne had.
A lodga ot tho FArmert' Alliance, All nrgaulza-
ton Ka!utnx GROUND rapidly Id the Wcst, Ut Il
, 1881-06-13

Spseiat Dlspatfh 10 1As Chltdpo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Junp 1:-To-moFrow the
funeral Of Edward Vlsoher, well. known ratl.
road uan. takcs place. vtsohcr was Ewttchman
on tho Wabaih ltoad, aud tho on9!nccr, tnls.
taking an orlter, moved The locomotive ahend,
knocking Viaehor on the rail and rolling him
4!onR the truck fDr some distance, literally tcar.
Inv tho t!esh aud musclaS fFon hIs thigh
causing death last uRht.
, 1881-06-13
EOI,S' I'1I.yI'S.
Boys Vacation Pants,
A GREAT
M ARK
Down!
SIPS That v as,
% cts. That Is.

We only ask 40 cts.
q pair for Boys Pants
that these dark East
ern Branch Clothing
fellows advertise as
awful cheap at SO cts.
You might just as we'll
have the 1Oc as Sc them
felle1's." Buy two or
three pairs, tO,'' "O,"
Oh,' YOU MISS 1T if
you buy Childrcn's
Clothing 2 without talk
ing u look into our
eel ~ "nicc,"
"b righ II t. slight
''he:lltlly" department
for Boys Clothes.
Wl.0.b Hi and See Oh,
Cor. Madison & Clark.sts.,
MAGNETIC CL0THlERS, the Greatest
and Best IN The Land for SEV-
ERAl REASONS,
, 1881-06-13

L0u1as1Ltt, ky., juno LA fire at midnight
destroyed hohert Duuiap & Co.'s tobncco fac-
tory OH Fourth street. near Slain. The building,
which belonged TO Ncwcon,b. llucha1aH T. Co.,
contained loO00 pounds manufactured tobacco,
nno machinery. ctG. The total loss Ia estlmuscd
ut $4,000. It ID said tho engineer, Flynn
OF tho fhctory. who sleeps In tho building. went
tn bct, drunk, md thruugh his c,lrolcsnesR tho
tite was started which cost him Ills life. Il. II.
Carson. hay and fced, In tho adjoining building.
ellllcrcd fe0tn the iire. hut it Is impossible 1T
this late hour to give the exact figures or In
9urHneG.
, 1881-06-13

WHEELING. ". Va, juno l..-Seycra1 wash-
ingtun dispatches 10 Cincinnati and chlcngo pn-
rcrs having connected the ts,lnl6 Ut A. W.Ca;np-
bell, of this city, ctor OF The fntG|'gencfr, With
~ abeoMn.nont IT. 10 the a"rl!h 4 !ssios., ne aa,-
tl1ttrutinn frnln washington m tho kl,btect. and
Tho further stls emeut lit Blh dispatches ut his
having disposed of bis newspaper Interest: ID u
piece Of puru lIctlUn.
, 1881-06-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

HAMBURG. juno ls,-Arstyod, the Vandal.a,
from New York.
NEw YoNx, Juno l3--AErtyed, The Celtic and
Bpatll, from LIyerpout.
FArIlEn POINT. Juno la-AsrIved, tho Poly.
nGslau. from l.fvurpno.
anl Wtstpha1lu, fsxua New York, have arrived
out,
, 1881-06-13

1bs<I9s UNpaEFH 70 TN Ch1t180 1F1UUNkt
0ALENA, ILL.,. June 1l.-Tho vito OF Harvey
Manu-, ono Of tho eldest settlers In tho lcad
m!nes, residing tn Woat 1alenu, WAS tssEibly IN.
lused about o'clock this AFTERNOON by run
away, while thturnlug 70 her homo on the tusn.
pfkG from this city, Miss 1snnto b1una, Ultest
laughter, wus aleo sertousIy hurt. Mrs. Mum
was alfvo ut o O'Clock thi1 ayeutlg, but wns !1
g!CAt agony from intoraaf Injuries, which her
pbJaIutAa says will result fatally. =
, 1881-06-13
MONDAY, JUNE I3, 1881.

!!nSs remain II. which t.xchnnge] cnn he efcce,I.
HI sayA or TIM $i1A.tkt.faM ri gt,lEHltt il
whlc!' must 'm presented ty ta,
Or tho fHtt Gull, unly AltMt *tt.Et,nu t,as thus
fur betn rrGE!.r'i. Nrarly e.ratSt!tftl II still
outstanding. and ho anticipates that Tho lDitlcr@
nf II esnsfslernhlH portion of these will 1ltHIert
to entnny with tho terms Of tho cal until It will
be l0u kasp,
, 1881-06-13

dFREtdE UWp0EFN % IN EAlEdt0 1Fts6T1s
CLlHTuN, ILL.,. Juno 1l.-Ahuut u o'clock ths
nouIng while hi. q. 3. Newman, o prominent
farmer ot Wilson Township, this oounty, was
unloading corn at WspolEa, hia team started up,
throwing him out and uMd&r tho whsets, which
pa&sod oyer bis body, killing hilu. lte was ono
Ut the Most wealthy fArsueYa Ut Dewitt CouutY
aud YOSy h49hly cstceuel.
, 1881-06-13

4 DENIOCitA'rlE FTXXLE,
sptttat DIspatth 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
DAvESru1sT. in. June ll,-Tho Scott County
Doaocratlo Mass Conv8nt{o,s. holt2 at tho Cuart-
llouxe this afternoon, waa Il s,ompIUte 1zze, On-
iy soyfn persons being III attendance. II Wus
Typical, however, of tho uouon Ut that purity ut
tho TOLLS,
, 1881-06-13

BALTIMORE. june H.-t3enry Hay sailed yas~
tcrday In bis yauht llrutaxuc. before leaving
hs scnt g., ,00V " tho Professionalism Society.
, 1881-06-13

ooA A11AA'
o1,1o
sweia, Dt,naseh 10 III cateaqo TRIBUNE.
ctsr,y.tr,. t.. func II -ir ~,,,,,aa| .,-o,o,
talk bas turned 10 tho prooao1s % "esion o'to Of ,o
netnocratlc state Convention. now three wctks
sl!ssnut. That body will have two questions TO-
:2,n ordinary political sasoc',y to decide.
Tho first Of thoso wilt be the
,ct.t ," ~ , ~ , ,or INC fst p.aee on INC
I'M. r.s.n., 49, oas y" ~ KIT ~ eam paan ol
Platform OF II plank that will catch prohibition
votes without alternating any other ca.. Tho
harmony, placed strong tIcxes In tho fiel'i,
t:tS with platform behind TINT promises to mt
o ',,n. ~. oo''er asan any tn
nen'oerats eau auopt without drls'n1 OIL their
Democracy recognize, and thore Ia
very man,iest d,posiuou to act
ae1Ioosately ana With wisdom. Entirely now
Honllcy, the distinguished advocasc Of Tjiten.
y, ahs ass haeona!
=; sros's as3os .be nomination Tor
10 eousss sn Tor the paF
nt,ionn a. {. ;,, licensing The sa!o sr
tWts aau 'cg tilli int lne resi- III lhe coaht!es
MHs4uc VI tiht1'!ont anu "aillt i1-
~ s upln non.lhtNrtGrcnce " tho I.etf1sh-
usa GHss win 'no ocnesolant 1ns;ltltlohs or tha
stH G"u taa G!ty 0rEHnzatlnns. N other
,sot%o oGG.n i",' u sno .e:!etato phety wnula
nohi'tote JaHGe fntirmRh fnF the Goycrnnr-
~ s9lh. VIII wou nnt tsnl, tn ts ancient doctrine
wo ecpso Fn,c liz ."o of prxs1o nor an y,as abs1n
frnrn ovsrtUrnlnY the cities nnl villages of tie
slate for th0 purpose 9f putting q few partssans
~ H. ,%rse ana ntn s,i !ocai o!l,ses:
irnt jnstItTttnns ang ar,r, !. f+s, anssl',m ~
the Legislature 1T t1e chi Of s;xty dmys uftcr
passnR. q fair not II partisnn apportlonment
~ ~ tnf " s"nHress and pasa!nE
sni hn,iI NJ; sc,nn s"sso VII H. ~" nonoss
pnrty cat reflect tflnIr Governor in
1ss]. and give hin, big scnd-
a. nm , ior the rresliency ln lS|:
the os! .HriS,s,p r. art sak. ~ me- ane Wnr
repetlt,on Of the proceedings of the Inst Nrpnh-
!lGnn !.eKislatute and the preceding DemocratIc
+ ~ ~ mt ,o.,,,,.,,,. ,,+,,, ,.,. IT,.
cx-Senntnr woIhf nt.remt The notningt"n lin" fnr
Governor but. Ahoillu te to lcCI!g, 1t is ullcyt
~ .julxe !ioa,ltey and ntherH that the nonllnR-
uGn "ah1!1 nc rendered 10 him ~ HccTAlnt1nn.
ING ntncr names pfou'lMehtty mentoned IN c9!l-
hectton WILD tho -lton'ocr.ltlc nomination
Gnl. F0i!ett. J. J. Miller, ind TX
Congressman Banning. The flr1t nnncd.
II ~ be!Iofcfl. would command very Rcueral sup
port nt1nnR sno prohibition penp!e. He ts q
nei9hn3r and intimate friend ot kEnhnr1 Smith,
nt tho tne!nnntt Gazsttt, nnd. should he DO NOM:
, 1881-06-13
Fatal, uo1LEn-H HxpLos1t,x.

AT@AN IUTIF<EksH.N I4t18IITN.
N0NkaLK, Va, Junu E.-Thu boiler Ut tho
wreoktnY steaulcr lying a!ouasido thu wreck ut
CAPS Henry, ploslea this rnurn!n9, killing the
hremau. Frank, and soalang tGrrably JAmes
Turuer aud 6uM WaEu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-05-04

WiLLlAMsrowN.-Iheb body OF Dr. W. b. Mayos
httie boy was Drought from Northheid, Tor burial
IN our village cemetery on Monday last Mrs
D. A. D. White and Miss Lucy White OF Clare
mont New HAMPSHIRE are visiting in town.
Deacon Horace ware mas the largest grand-list OF
any IN the place. Next to his is David Gales,
ana then comes Edson Martins. one man who
Is worth So'ooo TO SloVo is SAID TO have come
mere with sooo twenty-eight years ago He pur-
chased sixty-hve acre farm, and by dint OF good
calculation hard work and economy Though
with small family expenses) has achieved pecu-
mary success The largest list is less than $4,000
and only two or three are over $4,000. Several
range from S5,OO0 to $1,000, and every one OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-05-04

BARRE.-The academy held Its last lyceum of
the term on last Friday evening. Company c,
G. NJ. G. held its first annual festival and fair
at the town hall on Saturday evening of last week
The programme, which we give below, was rem
dered TO the full satisfaction OF the audience and
the credit of those taking part in the exercises
The programme was as follows: Music, Barre
cornet band Company c drill; competitive drill
between squad from Company OF Montpelier
and squad from Company @; quartette Mrs
kimmel, Mrs. Bradley Mr.. Putnam, Mr.. Whee-
lock; cornet solo, " Gods Will," (song without
Words A. G. Noble; song, c. S. Putnam; song,
Barre gee club; song, Mrs, B. W. Braley; COM
petitiye drill for best man, between Barre and
Montpelier companies; song, A. n Wheelock
drum solo, Rodger Furness presentation OF
prizes. During the ntermission ice cream and
cake were served and the fancy tables opened to
customers Company g took the prize for best
drilled squad and Sergeant Lowe OF Company b
for the best drilled man. The drill was excellent
and showed that some attention had been paid
to the manual by these young patriots The mu-
steal part oil the programme needs no further
proof OF Its excellence than the names OF those rem
dering 1t. In all, the affair was a success. Sew
enty-nine dollars were cleared. and all that went
were well pleased. Rev. Mr. Tenney on Sun
day afternoon renewed his resignation, the So
ciety having voted to not except his former one.
He thanked his people for their expressed desire
to retain him as their pastor. lie, indeed, said
that he had thought to be with them so long as he
was permitted to preach and then he hoped to rest
with them until the last great day OF waking but
he felt that he must ask them, after another Sun
day, to release him. lie leaves a place he has
| filled well, and work that none could have done
better, Words may do no good, but let us speak
our opinion. Montpelier, we hear, has shown vir-
tue enough to disperse the crowds at certain of her
street corners. Her action Is one Barre might
well copy Upon the sidewalks and steps OF some
Of our more principal buildings there gathers es-
pecially on Saturday evenings, crowd OF loafers
| uell-nRh impossible to ladies' We have heard
complaints from more than one. and we would
! move change.