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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Is FRIDAY AN uNLuCKY DAY,

On Friday, August Il, I4os, Chris
topher Columbus sailed on his great
voyage of discovery. On Friday, Oc'.
~, I49a, he first discovered land. On
Friday, Jan. 4, 1898, he sailed on his
return to Spain, which, if he had not
reached in safety, the happy result
would never have been known which
led to the settlement Of this vast conti-
nent. On Friday, March IS, I4os, he
arrived in Palos in safety. On Friday,
Nov. ~, 1898, he arrived at Hispanio-
la, on his second voyage to America
On Friday, June Is, 1894, he though
unknown to himself, discovered the con-
tinent Of America. On Friday, March
5, 1896, Henry VIII, Of England, gave
to John Cabot his commission, which
led to the discovery Of North America.
This is the first American State paper
in England. On Friday, Sept. 7, 1865,
Mileridcz founded St. Augustine, the
Oldest town in the United States by
more than forty years. On Friday,
Nov. 10, I6so, the May Flower, with
the Pilgrims, made the harbor of Prince.
town, and on the same day they signed
that august compact the fore-runner OF
our present glorious constitution. On
Friday, Dec. AZ, 1910, the Pilgrims
made their final landing at Plymouth
Rock. On Friday, Feb. ~, George
Washington, the father Of American
freedom, was born. On Friday, June
I6, Bunker Hill was seized and forti-
fed. On Friday, Oct. 7, I777, the
surrender of Saratoga was made, which
had such power and influence in in
ducing France to declare for our cause.
On Friday, Sept. az, 1880, the treason
Of Arnold was laid bare, which saved
US from destruction. On Friday, Oct.
70, 1881, the surrender Of Yorktown,
the crowning glory Of the American
arms, occurred. On Friday, July =,
1916, the motion in Congress was made
by John Adams, seconded by Richard
Henry Lee, that the United States col
onies were, and Of right ought to be,
free and independent. Thus by numer-
Gus examples, we see that, however il
may be with foreign nations, Americans
need never dread to begin on Friday
any undertaking, however momentous
it may be.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

p@The baby didn't feel pretty good
anyhow, poor little thing; the car was
cold and the road was rough and every
body else was cross and glum and the
baby had one way in which to express
its emotions, so il cried. And how il
did cryi Twenty.eight miles Of II and
no sign of let up, and the tired moth
er just smothering il with baby talk and
rocking the little thing in her arms
Presently testy looking man, an old
bachelor IL ever there was one, turned
in his seat and snarled, "Can't you
shut that child up1" The light gleam-
ed from her eyes dangerous, as she
hugged the baby a little closer and fired
back at him, al can shut you up great
deal quicker" The howl Of approba-
ton went up all over the car and he
"shut up"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

p0-A man who bought a box Of cigars
when asked what they were, replied,
"Tickets for course Of lectures from
my wife,"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

p@-When boy was asked "Where
was the text this morningi" he quickly
replied: "It was somewhere in hatch
et." ''In hatchetsf No, II was in Acts"
"Well, knew il was something that
would cut" said the boy, triumphantly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

n@-A good name is better than pre-
cious ointment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

ss-In England all the nobility live
in heir castles.
, 1881-01-17
NHEENEET On C1NN1EEHH.
Gpeetal Uispatth to Ihs Chicago Tribune.


SpfetHl Dspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. ld.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady stanton. MIsa Susan u. Anthony, Miss
Fhu.bo Couzlns, Airs. Mny Wright suwall, Miss
Thompson, Mtss LILLY Dovcoaux 1!lnke, tho Fta-
ter slsters Of Philadelphia, and othpr promE-
ncnt woFke.s In tho movement tn seellre tho ex-
tonslon OF tho right Of suffrage to woman ara
here to attend tho Womau-Sulfrnao Convention
which takes pluco this week, Tho Convention
oprns OIL Tucstny morning with memorial
surveo for Mrs. LucrntIa Mott, OIL which ocea-
sloH M[Hs Anthony, Mrs. StRnton, and, 1t IL OK.
peotca, MRrshal uougIass, Will 'lolver an atl-
lross. The thuIr Ut st. Augustine colorcd
church ts to tnku part In tho .esnnrnl prncout.-
Jugs, a1ld 1t Ia expected that tho chiltlren OF
THE Ct)I.OlsED SCHOOLS
will 1,o rresent, hir. WnrmIuy, tho eolnretl pro-
rrlutor Ut Wprmey'a Hotel. ts making arrange.
rnotl!a for tho tlnrnl 'teeoEntlo,l 0l thu hull
snll Mrs. .tnthnny. "ls to secure tho pnssaHe Of
!1letlsro tn both Houses ut Ctl11srss lthoriz-
tnA tlle spr0Entnient uf II Rrecfnt cOtHmltteu 10
takG l1ulGr confederation tho tluCstiDn Ut WOtn-
,tn-sutltlED. We tt,ayu such Il Ct,lntlltteU In tho
l!1llsH already, hut 1t will dO nnthtllX, Asll wo
want rev nlios Wu hNyN assurances frnn leh1-
lt,v members 0f both Houses tbat they will
nesist .is. TAoy havu committees for the l.-
tlans nnd for lho freedmen; why nut for that kin
undertaking for ii few women witb0ut nlu,loy
or political 1nsi1encp to come hero and att0Mpt
10 Haii reeoKntin11 III competition with y, lnaliy
nal such iNtntnS1 Interests IT. flnI Hdt0rnGY
bprure Congress. We h,lyu tIers, working a l0lIg
tlno, but wo arc not Discouraged"
, 1881-01-17
GOV. FOSTER.

Special Dttpateh to The Chteaeo Tfthune.
Cot.uMuuA, O., Jun. 10.-1t Is Hlvcn MT here
Tonight from II auurcu decrucd reliable that
tue friends of Gen. Grant, incluItng Scnntur
Conklng, nre bringing very hcnyy pressure to
bear on Gen. Garfield III opposing tho noInt1a-
tiun OF Gov. Fostor Tor any ollcc. II
Is urged by thcm thnt 10 tnko tho Gov
erl,or out of tho stnto ta be succeeded by tho
Lieutenant. Governor, Gen. Hlckcutoopcr, WIN
is goncru1y rcsanlcc us IL weak polltlcu! tnnn-
agcr, would dtstrry the present soilttr Of tho
pdrty IN tho StatG. Thu argument Il BcMg
used tfht during tho past ycar lhe lcutenant.
GOvGrnar hut hcen severely criticised
by the Republican press Of tho Stnto on account
nf his tnilnro to tll tho cha1r ~ il,e prestd!nx
attitude Of tho Dunsucnlts ii nlso regarded
us Mu Indication thnt tloy anttutnMta linking
clmlM!gn carltMl should u chnnHe In tho Chief
Executive uJtcrr Ut tho 9tdte fNkc plNHe. 1t
lnrRl.t also tc adpd thnt ncn. Grants friends In
Oho hnvv tNtHutts! TINT Gov. Fosters t,0nl!hn-
tim next summer would bu most satisfactory to
thpNl,
, 1881-01-17
LIQUOR IN OHIO.

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,,n.,,,,.so, ~ ,..."tsnnt,.,., ssn..,t,,t,t,,, -,
~. r..sa- 4, t,,rn. 80
Special Dlspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
CuLuAuus, O., jan. l0.-TAo temperance poo
nl of tho Htnte hnyo l,ccu st,ccessfri fl. nrol,a.
po ~ ~" .,a ~ ..tns.,o,, " 49,,
4u9 4rsn, "ea4 W '..en.o u"'u.a 'ao !a'ss
weex. Ihclr convention IN tals CITY, iAss1ug
twO a0ys, WIS IL surprise to ntl, It being very
large. md liz numbers nut ut pll backward tn
mnLinr .,r,nnnds fr tho f,cnernI asnemhly no,v
.1"AtAF 'I''-. ~ - <sss e''s' ~ NaosSt.o'' Nv"
III session. Iholr petltlon to. that body WIS II
most formidable docunlnt, bcar!uY tho stgua-
tl,rcs Of 113O01 citizens OF tho Htatc prphibJtton
t., th r,,tt.at uonao Is win, ,t,v ,nn,nJ ,.,,tah
~ sas smsss so"so "na1 % WY u.'n"''o. WIN"
they believe VIII TO brought about by tue
passaga Of a t'oenl Option law. 60 framed as to
, 1881-01-17

THE ASTRONOMERS INTERVIEWED On THE
AEiitECT.
sprtiaf Df4pa.eh 10 The C,ttdco Ttib14ne.
WAaFIS0r0S, u. C.. JIM. 10.-An article hns
beeh gni'lR tito rtllnls OF tho press announcing
tho startling prediction tha1 there WINS xrcitt
HnnUcr0t Tho world coming IL M cnl sono tln,u
during tl,ls yrnr. This prophecy wns n little
moro te!iHlt tl,nn tito fntnoi,s tJne Ut MotAur
Ehiptn1, For It ActNllt tho manner IN which tho
enrth's destruction WIS tn bc accomplished TIE
Washington iost hns tnkcn tho trouble to Inter.
yIow the Government astronomers on tho s,,b.
jcct, md bus obtained
sttML INTERESTING INFORMATION
rs TO the Astronomical Outl0ok fur tho year. Tho
Post snya: "rrof Hull, though Allte 10 discover
alHrs' satellites, hne not yet fOllrtt tho comet
Which II to ptiy such MI Important part III tho
destruction Of tho world 1t Is tho .irst time 1
hnyc becn inatlc aware of tho oi.npondlng dnngcr,'
Ilo aaltl.
Gun there be my foundation for such
prctltctlon?'
"'Unly IN tha: that havo seen somewhere q
statement tint tho c!nct Of 1ai. was to rct.lr1l
ElInut this time. Hut we know nothing certain.
Indeed. 1t ts impossible tn know ltiythly posi-
tive ntmut ct'tnets. wu crn only observe slicll n
,ycry stnaf portion OF their Immense orbits that
WE CANNOT ESTIMATE TffEl1i N:TCltS
with oxact precision, Hut tho likelihood of Its
falling Into tho sun or striking tho cllrth, oven
"'Dp you think TINT the curth will ever be
struck hy cotnety
'Ttlrrc Is Just about one chlnee III millions
md millions thAt such thing will como to
pass
"'Antl If It ,ldf'
~ II, tny Opfnisl, ITO one need feRr tho consc-
n1tcices III tho lenst. l.ut these inMltcrs have
always hnd strong hold OIL tho public. rr-
Incl,Ucr rs fir back us 1917 that Il Bve:lt comet
was seen in tho heavens. 1,y II coincidence, tho
Miicrltcs abo,,t tho saine time predicted
TftE END Of' THE WOIsT.p.
Tho appearance nf tho comet n,atlp Krcnt
Hany cunycrts to that fnitll.'
Prof. Eastmnn sud: u do not think that this
prediction Of the end 0f tic world nrose from
that Rorcc. 1t IL trltc that snno French ust.rn-
otners who have been studying Euckcs' comet,
which wns supposed to have period Ut 5000
yenrs, hnro announced Tint 1t might appear
some time within ttss century. Hut my islea Ia,
thnt this article. II !tt1td not originate altogether
III sbn,e imaginative lrMiH, was bnae,l OH u stnto-
tnent reKirdin8 SwlftB cun,et. 1t wills sud thut
It was
MOVING nIrEcTLf TOWARDS TIL; rA1tTIt.
9'hrGe comets hNye becn discovered recently.
ono of which wns SwIft's. It was announced
Ing III TN orbit which wi,Afn tiOver cotilp lienr thD
enrih. !sil swlft stntc1 TINT ho ct,alld detect no
lnntiDn IN his tutnet. nnt o rclaDtlG therefore,
thAt It wAs moving .sIrtnty townrts tho elrth.
Illd his observations becsl eurrrct his co1tcln.
Efuns VIII! ii have been justif1Ab1u. Whcn, how
ever. VIC l0oket1 mt IL through our KInss wo tle-
tEctotf n very rlpi motion Visible, ovc.l without
tle 1ttti Of the measurements ordinarily n,ntle.
l'rt'l. Frls!'y: WIN has boon making study of
tho Drhlt Ut ewtfts ctnact. tin1s thnt It Inns u
perrin! 1T about Two and II l,a!t yrhr.. Az tharo
l don't kHuw It. :"
, 1881-01-17

at hH instance Tint tho stringent prOyisto, tt,-
tive tn fhh reduction NJ the u!re,Ihtou wis first
tncpriurllfe,1 In tho ht 1iu desired that they
AlHlld hnvu substantial incrrat 1t, the cru,llt
" tho GOsernEicnt. TAost w:,n ttrRe fl1p ntntl.
ttt aly cannut In rtKMrtlG1 fluslIIt. to tho
hunks. for TIM teasn Tint tho l,nnks which wert
Ntlvfchltt tho reduction Ut the circulation, In
tl!6 event tf tho pnssakG Of thu . per cent taw,
Atttn1t thAt thcro
WuUtn ": A SUBSTANTIAL PROFIT
n tho crcttlnt!nn eynn 1T II y pcr cent boNi.
The fourth scction Ut The nctnf 1874 was ntlDttml
III nGcor,tancn with the elasticity tl,ctry. utttl
%ns 1t sa c!1s!nc'i. III c'ltst with tho Rptrit Ut
tho oriyinai t,9Nklnr nnt. ns 1t gave tho hunks
and mt the tinvcrnmcnt the l",wer &, cni,trnl
tlio solutnt, NJ tho currency. si,rn tho ialks
rctiOce tliclr circulation. ns thoy might ,lU ut!rr
the present lnxs. ,i1.lrr tim prss,,rc Ot ref,n-
kiR. ~ $lia ttAsl. t1t n0 int nr tct.ni.tnsl,larH
wb'ihl b. taken h,ltnf circulation mil M.kclI ,ip
IN tl1n Trcnaury. mil tho currency would lo
Gnhtrt!ctGtl to tllnt rxtent. Tho Trc.txtiry oIl-
c!his 'ln INT thInk TINT tho Inv gt,,l bc tpIl-
sratctl e permit Tin se 9f any jnrton Ut i,nsc
$iMlttNnht rs It wn,tl'i hive To liz lnckni IN
1n gtinrt1G'a ft.r tho redemption Of tho Eattoun-
bNlk ituteA which Il represented.
, 1881-01-17

MxMrHts, Tenn. jan. 18.-Cal. Hucy Was
hanged Friday afternoon Mt Osccoln. Ark, for
tho murder Of John broadway. III Crlttonlcn
County, In tho full OF lS.0. 1Iuoy was nno Of Il
purity WHO enturcd Tho huuso of l3rtsatlwny,
Inas1tcd. ard killed him brcAll19 ho refused t0
xtys up innnoy thut tho ,nnsketl tnun thought ho
lntl in hts possession. or tho fur concerned III
Tho murder, tWu-JeilrceS and lHtter-Are still
Ut largo. l..B. Ford wns hnnged " Marn1.,
witnessed tho execution, The et,ndetn1lctl ln,ln
denied cunlpieIly in tho killing. lita rptnMrRs
from the sCutrt1lI werB 0f u rNMblin9 Iluturo.
down. bcc9nset has y wtfu aud ak children ru-
siding uunr noluiOnt, No.
, 1881-01-17

rOlsNEft srATEMENTA 1tEAFFiftstF:Il,
Stetfat f1ttnafth 10 Th& Chtta1Q Tribune.

spettnt D.potth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WAHmlSuTox, y. e., Jan. l0.-1n reKard to
statements In these diapntcfes rctatlnx aoh,c Of
tho Inside tlIstory Of tho formation IT President
Hayes Cabinet, 1t 10 proper to rcnf1Fm them II,
vlcw uf their contradiction By sotne anonymous
writer In T'tE TRIBUNE under tlate nf Chicago
inn. 10, Tho facts M published, with tho, tx.
ccptton OF the statement that Con. Iiurlan wns
tlruppcil hccalse of hie then frIendy roatioas
to htti. l!ristow, cnmo direct at tho time from
President iImyua hiElsulf tu thu writer Of TIiE
TH1nuSE'H dispatch. Tho BtAtemnnt tllat the
President desired to make a pEtifound Impress
s!ou..' through his Southcrn ro!ct br nnpuint.
Uf tho Presidents abatement. In fnct. tho ttie-
nAtcl, Ms originally sent tlo established III ,ll
its lM!iits III tho face Ut any attesnpt 10 dis
credit II.
, 1881-01-17
NOTES.
Ci.A1tts T.. CARR

Ci.A1,E y. CAN1.
8pttfaI Dtspatth to 1h4 Cheoeo Tfib,tnt.
WAa,iIsarnx, u. C., Jan. 10-C'ark Il. caFr. Of
lnfesburK. Is here tn a totlr of poIltcal obscr-
wilton. Political observers nuw, hpwcvos, aro
tlustty directing their steps towards Mentor.
SHERMAN.
1t Is reported hero umong Senators that ono
object Ut Shcrmau's trip tu Mentnr Is to sruom-
mend tho appointment Of Allison as his sncrcs-
sor. Mr.. AliHon's frlcnda hero Bay tfnt he ccr-
tululy would nut 1Rvo gunc to Mentor hmself
except by Invitation.
a CAUCUS.
Tho Republican Sunaturs hold cnltcus to-
morrow to consider tue situation. LII to tho kcl-
losg clsc. Electoral count, and tho like.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACTS
Mr. Altrich has approved tho amendment to
to nmcdiutc.TraIsporsati act proposed by
tho express companies. mid hus hnd u hearing
Mt tho rruasury Department III support Of 1t.
II Is found That tho safeguards plrpt1 nbolit tho
transportation Vt incrchnndise by tho existing
hSS hs s "paron sasa s. sa ~ preHSKss II @
to my Rtcnt tlsstnhcu 4, tho !tlterltr. THO ia,l
R,,nRo uf tho AlIrch I'LL ns l,assed rc.,uircs Tho
discovered III practice that tho COST to tho ex-
prGss companies Ut transporting theae heavy
snlcs Is yiGnter thNn tho chNrEcs fur tho nGr.
cl,andIs9. For this reas0n 1t Il proposed tint
permission be given hy lMw 70 tr..nsport these
paekaKea T., strox noGes q TnS arat'oi,. "
hcnry bof,ts. arc entirely ro.ronsble for my
fsslnds upon thy ruycn1lc, md tlat thy Noyer,l-
ton VI tho goods Ii, pouches.
dAlsrIELp's I1oys.
Henry 4. and ]. II. Gnrlcid, SONS nf tho Ires
tent-rtcGt. who hASc llacn attending st. 1'Aui'a
SoS e sessneg g. q GAL H. T Sw Mck~ 4 hs sty .s T.
mate oF ten NnrCe!l's. Tho 3ut,a ntc psirslInx
tncr st,ullcs nnler tac tnto,slltp Of Dr. William
, 1881-01-17

KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jun. I5.-Po'or Staut,
Democrat. WIS to-luy elected Mayor by tho
lnrYest vote ever pulled In IL innnsctml Contest
hero. Tho best cItizons. Irrespective Of politics.
unttul In hs support, owing To nppruvul 1T llts
two former administrations. Tho liaar'l of A.
n,,niiGnpss ssA potiticaI 1Imrs VEG aat @ sharnfy
, 1881-01-17
FEAS


Special Correspondence o5 Th4 Chicago Tribune,
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, jan. l4.-Tha sixteenth an.
t,n4l banauet OF usbAna Conmal1esy, No., 10, K.
T.. Was hnlll ut tho Uoano House, In this city,
last night, about l00 str Knights aud ladies' bslng
present. Tho fenturcs of tho evening were So
ciHblllty and lAnclnx. Sir Knight q. ". Curtlss,
on bohulf Ut tha Cnn.uandcsy,, presented E. G.
KM4t,t,Y With IN elegant iuwsl. costing about
&lQh VI d testimonial OF regard. Hlr Knight
Elbllnx IL sertlnx hit sixth ipssu al Eminent
cotnmlnder, and Is descssedly popular With tho
, 1881-01-17

t,rxrnt,y recommended fnr scyernl yenrs by tho
sterrtury Of tho 1ntert'r. tho C'!nmIns!nn"r
nf Jtjjuil Affairs ami tho IlOard 1T fn1nn tom.
niasIUtiurA. It Il uflderstD0d TINT tl,nIr,nMn
Rchtas. uf tho fnt1lnn Committee. n*keh TINT hn
In instructed to Offer It for raksnNe afn.rr Aiia
fused to do 80,
, 1881-01-17
GNAyl:.1sOilDEl&Y.

CLEVELAND. O., Jan. 15.-A Now Philadelphia
special to the itstttfer rccounts sensation la
that i'Hcc over Tho discovery TINT the xrava OF
John Rol, who died Friday In GAlton, and was
hurled Monday IN New Philadelphia, had l,een
robbed BY Rhouls. The xravc was r1lthfcsty
opened. the casktt anashcil Ia With n r1Ii, and
traces in tho snnw Indicate that tho body wl9
tlrngRed ta tho fence. loaded In d dtcIgh, and
driven to parts unknown.
, 1881-01-17
WASHINGTON.
Carlisle's Proposed Amend
ment to the Refund-
ing Bill.
The Banks to Be Coerced Into
Assisting to Flont the
New Loan,
And This Without Being AL
lowed to Reduce Their
Circulation.
The Woman-Sudragists Ready to
Move on Congress in Full
Force.
Opinions Of Astronomers in
Regard to Mother Ship
TOMS Prophecy.
A Chicagoan in Opposition to
Mr.. Davis Lake-Front
Bill.
Our Correspondent Insists He Told the
Truth in Regard to Hayes
Cabinet.
Opinions of Astronomers in
Regard to Mother Ship
TOMS Prophecy.
A Chicagoan in Opposition to
Mr.. Davis Lake-Front
Bill.
Our Correspondent Insists He Told the
Truth In Regard to Hayes
Cabinet.


ot,1,urr,u .>,rxn,,,,v,.
so,.,cI ni,w,,.h N ~. fr,t-aa, r.<ts.,,&
Ic.uu,xrro,, II ~ a., m -, .~,n,t,,,.,,,,
of tho t,arllsio nn,"nncn, trnros"I s", =" ,,'o
Eur,llnp ht,i ,nto vnatordnv .rtnrrn,,t, .vb,nh
,yns ,,oI,har ox,,ln,,n, ,,,r ,,,,"toi s,,. ia,
tho nrnonrots t,,s;,for r. tt ,,a,. =, rrn,,,,t'r
nj 4 nnr rcnt naI tn, hv ,ts ,',,,y,to, ,1n, .,rs
,,oa. ~ nr,n,',I H., ,a..., 80 ~, ,t.'' .uo. ~
tho negotiation q, tjo new ionu. mr., n. tin snu,o
tins 10 tnkn from thnm Tim nowcr tn cnnt rnct
the c,rrcnc,,by t},o withdrawn nr their security
bonds md tho consequent retirement Of thcir
circulation. Tho on,,n,cnts nT I'M 4 mar cr,,t
s e tn. "asu ,vn mn5a m '''S'S'ea ''s eS'S1'ns
CHEAT DANGER
,1s ,nH ~ o 1o 1non wInufw cor.
ne m tko t o or ur @ ana
would tp possible that tho nttctnpt 10 force tho
banks to takp tue per cont bonds as security
for circulation would result In possible con.
trrctton Of tho currency Of s:No.ooo,ooo. 1t
,sx existing 'a's, ns SEC. Of tue net Of June 70
p,nks nt tnoir ] discretion ot n,,v I lima to
,,,,,,,,cs. nm; .,tn,,Mr,
=, .notn ,a..,s mcGn .,a,sit.; asi A,oosr se
$5o,Uo0 for euch bank. THIS would mike It ros-
sibio for tlo 1000 banks to rct'uoe tur e,roula-
ton to *saNo Tor eac' hank. and to reduce tho
sloeao,oa. Tho csrl'.le amendment rrooossi si
,,I,co tlolr oIrc,,h,ton mr., also m tho r,.:;nnct.
mont or Seca, g. ito an1 6.le0 tfeyisoI Htnt,,tus.
r. nr,,on, tl,o,n r,o,,, ro,n t,,oIr ,,rt". .tn,,
~ ~ ,'.,,s'.. ~ ."o .,.t., -, auh .,.a u.u', eu.a
moreover,
NOT To ALLOW ruru
-. ~ 49,. ~ sa s.'I'.
FGfuEE IL III kuAL utIl(llbk GNEGCE DY tQQ Gnt7
, 1881-01-17
1L1tE{;Afa FEES.

cntuMns:s, D.. Inn. f5-Thc lion. Abel Hart,
lcn'ltnE tawycr ut Mt. VernoH, WIS brought be-
fore tho United States Commissioner here to.
day. charged by Anvnn Muck. Of FrcderIcktown,
with receiving MI illegal teo for procuring pcu-
SION. SIR. ffnrt VIVA released 0t bis t,wn rccnx-
nznFce to uppcar hero On Fell. l.. lie denies tho
chArHc.
, 1881-01-17
GntnFN WFnnINc.

8pte4at Cpsssy1ond<nes of 1ss eAteago Tribune.
t4AtAfkTrE. t4d., Jan. 1a.-pavld Jennsrs aud
Wifi. Ut LAfayette. last eyenlng celebrated tho
Kollen anniversary Of their welded life. Ut
thnse who were attendants at tho lnarrtaye, Ala
hAyt pa4SVd away sayp tbs Rsu0m, brdu, and
Judge CyEua Gall who performed tho case.
Utluf, =, ~
, 1881-01-17

row. q f'-year. old gfrl. THE case was heard on
TueHEny. and WIS Unc OF tho f,.0st disgusting
nnture,-tHslcA who were summoned ~ wft-
nc*ses being requested to retire while certain
portions OF tho evidence woro being given.
, 1881-01-17

epfttal 0tspateh to III EAtea9o Tftb1ns
LAFAYETTE, lnd., Jun. 11.-Ju.iRe yinso, yca-
torslay rcleased Charles and William Baird and
lobn Manlcy, the three young men who Wvra In
dIcto4 Wy tho reccnt draua Jury for un nllcggd
aatapls.s eE!sQa ~ tAa: parsoa q{: AMaAsaa MaAsaa Nor,
, 1881-01-17

FRnEnERtcKsnCu. vn., Jan. Ill. f. Minor,
prine'lHl If tho bankin!: hot,sc OF Minor e. Co.,
has been in!satnR since Wednesday,. lie lift his
affairs In great confusion The loss to tlcposttors
II considerable. Int tho ntn0unts can NIT be yet
10 AsecrlMlHGtI. Ills effects have been attached.
, 1881-01-17

SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED.
DEs MnISEs. H.. JHn. 1g.-SIlas Close. rl,.!!an
living ntar Wtntersut. was arrested yesterday
at Chnrsnn ~ tho supposed murderer OF
Lconarl. The keeper Of Il lapnln, who wus
fnumi tleal utl h1s promises il few mornings
since.
, 1881-01-17
GUILTY. or MURDER.

TOwEESTnwS. M.l.. Jun. t5.-John 0othart,
nlns San4ly Smith. enlnrc,l. VII. found guilty to-
ttuy Ut tho murder Of Jnseph Woods, II farmer.
, 1881-01-17
Sv.,cE-no1tt,E1s Anr.EsrEn.

n *11FE7ts31tt5TTtSF1IL NK1IESTEJ.
DExvEft. Coin. Ian. l5-1st1ly Leroy sntd 10 bo
n,ic nf II gang WIN robbed i3arow & anntlcr*on's
stage three times tntwccH Sept. =. and Oct. Ii
last, Fn7 nrrcsftsi here last night. Tn tho Inst
r1tl tlIey ,,s,t $f.tsl frulu tho n1Ri hut other
times Dnly very snluIt amounts.
, 1881-01-17

8pttfai Dhndseh to 1he E.tea,o Tfth,snk.
f}0srOS. Jun. i5.-wu1. Worth, with q number
OF a'f.ses, who las plnyel tho rifle OF teacher or
tcseQraphy and vIctmtzcl Il larYo nimocr Of
yong men and women. was arrested tho hetd
f0rtbtRltlfng money untler fAl8u prctcnsey. The
pllcH cuim he has carried uu a similar xnmo
1nitc successfully in Chicauo, st. Louis, aud
Ciucftlntj.
, 1881-01-17

INJ1TN IsIT FtJtL I.N3IIEIsIAEMEST.
fLEyEtASI'. u. Jutt. 15.-A i.sAtier special m.
''tni'lces that Samuel ". Atuvens. Treasurer ut
Nrwnris T0wttshijt whose accounts showed Il
discrepancy NJ &astl. and WIN w0uld neither re-
s1t! tar iunEe t;fAnt he amount. wns Indicted
to-day by thc Grand Jury for ClnlczzeMent.
, 1881-01-17
DISHONEST USpEtt.rAkElls.

1EE911s1AF4+Sl V-*NE*{k +EEksNEts3t
ALBANY, n. T.. Jan. M-eonstderabtn con-
&torlatl0n has hcc@ caused hero by ullexnl
fraudulent charges against tho county by un-
dostakera' fur hnld!ng Rnd burylng bodies tho
exucuses or which were pA!i by relatives. Thu
Taxpayers Association hns caused tho nFgest VI
RotlH of tho uHueFtAk95R.