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, 1881-11-05

run fraHcAC1 thfnHtttf,
Tho scroll received by tho Chinese merchanta
fr1n tho Emperor at China, III rucoRutloa Ut
tho contributions Rent by thou fronl this city
for thu sCicf Of thu needy during tho tuinlne
which prevailed III China throu yeurA ago, IL
II remarkably, tnU plece OF Oriental
work. Tho uestRtl IL ny AO means conttnul to
tho ustiat tlanatng colora, hdouns heads, AMI
thu 0ther accessories which Kcntrn!ly coMstt-
tute the Chinese beau illoal uf tho artistic,
but 1t ts In ths respect n0tnt0 for strik lug de-
parturo from tllo Hiulplo features which chMr-
ueturtzGh HlMllNr WurkA bY thH ChuDsG. The
scroll Ia four rBot h!xh and twcIyo 9oBt l0ng Tho
sur!aco Ia entirely cross. .urairod 4nd tndoh!e'a
with MInntuFu stunros fnrMed BY lines runlIiuX
from opposit corltrs. These Squares, un!forn!-
" eoylruh with old R,lu, slnna out iu
bold Telief by means OF a darkUr shAao
OF 4tlt with which tho linus ara traced. -Four
lMrKb CAneED lettUra In ebony arc curved ut reK-
ular intervals acr0ss tue fnco Of tho scroll.
around which Ia u rich boEder Ut flowers aud
frCiiK. Thu scroll itself IL fnct0aed by decp.
wtlu frame. uDai which Is carver! largo uinl.
bernr HllaKnrtcAi RAT0s. 50 WrtuRht aud blended
together ~ to AppAar to h4vo hpeu MAuo of
Qua solid piecu 0k wool. At tho lower cor
ncrA arc phIccA two 0xurea Of Chlheka
Kontl0men, zach hOl1iu4 a Eword, the UPPER
GorHern hUinY tev0ted to two iua!d9ns, enrh
hpslnx a tAtnborinu In hand, aud depending
from which is v long veil. completely enclrolluX
thefr body, The ApMco Intervening between tho
flglres Ii b!ocketl with dark glass; ~ that unles
an artificial light tho effect IL very beautiful.
Tho lulp6r,Al present bus pAAscl y couInouoa
among tho Chinese. Aho grcnt curiosity u auant-
!eHted.
, 1881-11-05

o.. a~"' M'. ,N"or-.f"sf.' =. s', a... ,..::
sAs rNANclsen, % NOV '.IlAo nFst slola-
golEa'' wedding leld II. tlls coulllry was
trnctIuv purtirs were tha l,ey. Walter {,l,lnr
V",',,r ,,,'., Mis- II, NV, ~ 1i,,"s r"..'s
~ o"nR M1' .a'ss ~ I,,.i. .nn, u tlo"K hons'
~: 1oahg, whose Ci'ltleso nnn'n WIS An
bco, received Into that cllurcl, sono ttree or
fnur vpnr nro. after ycurs m sfudv In n RI.
it,s; ,ut ,.,' 49, w. ra., y. a'"s ~
llaious co'!cso III tllo hasteTn o'ales' anu
tory, Tho bride, Miss All Tim, has rccout-
ly arrived fron, Hong Kong, mid from
nh,,.Itn,,1 ,,,.,,,,, IL, i,,, ho,,. sn,,,"I H., 49,.
, 1881-11-05
COULD NOT PAY THE RENT.

U&aHs HV1700Htu4 t44o H14uRcH "7tpuK sHUpE3
Mcl)Ounl1, attempted ut 3:30 O'clock yesterday
afternoon to Gosamtt suicide by shooting herself
ln tho loft bruast with a thlrty-thrco cAllbre
revolver. Tho bullet onteFod at point Just
left OF tho uIpple, aud came out about four ald
0ne.halt tllehea dlstAltt froM thu plAe0 OF Tn
traure, and painful lleBh wound wns thu only
was, II CORRECT vsrslnn Of tho attnir TO known,
4 very childish Quo, She and her husband bud
rented q room at thu James sEIoasa. No: lG3
Wpst Bfadlann streGt, And were 10 hRye
pall yesterday Tor tho use Of tho apart
.aont ne!nf l'f unahiu 10 1.one.. 70 .o thsy
Immediately. but bis corpuient consort
remained for want OF Rnother place ta go to,
And !n \ tit Of thu blutM attempted her own d.
struottuu. Or. "hndiu& hersolk alune," ~ the
police report Expresses Il, "tho .wrolohed wo-
man thought to 10 10 the la1d Whsra tue weary
au4 tcst aud tho righteous pAy 10 rent"
, 1881-11-05

DHMorracy leaders arc publishing absurd
Eturics about TIM purpose Ut Jnnt.nany Hall
To "set ont" John Mckcon. Its Hwn rail-
s't'latc. ntNl tliu Democratic State ticket,
while Tnnany Hall Il Htvlng cttslnl pruinl-
i1ence IL tho acc1Isatlons HAT Thompson.
Whitney, t'racu IL Company nrc preparing
to tratle otT t!ln state ticket FIR votes fur 0rn'
candidates ~ Is true TINT o!fcrs of this kind
lave been ntn.la To tile Republican 'nat,agefs
by representatives Of tho three 10cat ncnl0-
crntlc factions, ,ts
THE CITY PArftONAHE
Is NJ greater t,ccnlnt to ttcsn LEADERS tl,a,l IL
fow comparatively timimIWrtatt state 0!licns.
hit NIL n1 tIlcse plTers lInvc l'cen promptly
rcjected by thu Republicans, who believe
tf,at their strength lies i,ot lii "tratrs," but
III TIC ni,Is alld pI,rpt,se4 of llla f!eptbIfcni,
IMrty at,tl thu sluerlnrfty 0f lis GA'utidatcs.
Hh"ESer. N regarded III demonstrating the
~rtlktl'!ss Dt the DeillDerhcy.
;, Kc"ms flttn tic Interior sithw TINT Tue
sy a''''"s as,nsiay! ! S!e9E II ES,f t 1raisiM,y sH q
.ilsirtets, hut, ulIlesH MI ul'ls'lul dGEren Of
It's, be! S*s iil II: bstrpeIs" rS1 Wi Iavs S;s' 6ss"
opened III win.
r1E IMPLICATIONS
p.n mr. tint tile l'a,ancatic Ga1"Ii.lates fnt src
t;rnsrni viii ru,, xoni tIeal i,sl,in,l lie rex.
of their ticket. Mr. purccll's i rccOrti II, oup,,.
slslon to tho War and. its results, a'uI
III persls.ent opposition 70, TIM cor;
*1t,at'"naI s1,a ..;,i, as!l'Gnts Which secured
rs Ills aslyocncy IT the Greetlt!lck ttcory 0f
ilnnlhe, are injlring his cRnlluaey yury ma:
tcrtally. a cIosu estlnata Of tho Slate, based
on trustworthy tnfornntnm from q! parts,
PLACES tho lsennhltcnft majority Ut .DKN, 1t
Is mt Improbable TINT It wIll greatly ex-
ceetl this. figure. Tile. Democratic ilsAi,-
H9css re!usG to mike my estimate
q the i'r0llnblc result III tile
ltee,! visiting every Assembly district ,ltlr1ng
thc Inst frw 'lays, and placing III each pne
large s'l,s Of t!,o,lcy to l,e used on eItction-
uay. 1t Is the f}rnncrutEc program to follnw
tiia Turtles used III tho September caliyass In
Malit Inst yeur, Wien great s,lnls Ut money
we're successfully temployed by tlle nclno-
| crals uli e'ecllp,.{tty,
, 1881-11-05
THE GERMAN GUESTS.

0p%<*As 4HQAtSA 10 4H$ Lss9tA3Q 1f19HHA
DosroN, Mass. Nov. 4.-Compared with the
Frencl,mon, the Germans are having very
dull time In Hustol, Today, for the first
time for eight uays, there hive bcen occa-
sionRl Klcalns Ut sunshine antl bracllg
wlnd, ~ that the drive to Cambridge was
mude more pleasant than the trip Of tho
Frenchmon there, fills forenoon they went
10 the Manufacturers atti Alcclanics' Fair,
t!Ifs afternoon to Cambridge and tie State
House, being formally received BY the t;oy::
er,lor at The latter ptaee. hetnR guests ut
the city, the party las nude lts headquarters
at the lenuonle, occupying tue apart
nlents which the Frenchmen have Just
luit. Their meals haye all been served there
t0day. Tonight they wero given u reception
by tic TurnvOrelll. The feature OF the ell-
teTtainn.ent was q speech by Col. Arnut Won
6tenbBn. who said the purity would ever alng
the PRAISES Of tl.ls country and tho cordially
Of their receptioNt,er Tha Orpheus Club atsO
gave tilent y reception. The party leaves for
New York tO,n0rr0w morning, and expeot8
t0 sail for home Thursday.
, 1881-11-05
MICHIGAN INSANE ASYLUM,

6pefIa8 UHuatsH % 1Hs EHIeaao 4rt1VHes
GRAND lkArIps, Micls., Nov. 1.-THE lion.
Perry llanuals of Traverse City, DR.. Il. IL.
Van D,lesoll Ut Kalamazoo, aud II. II. But
ler of Alount Clelnens, With e. Al, Wells
Ut Kalamazoo, hayo beel. slttnx
hers today US commission to
iocata the new Or Third illsaru asylulll
for the State. They i,ut yislte! Grcenylllr,
l,sg lsAplds, ltead City, Cadlllac, mud Tray
ersu City before coming hare, and. .aftur
many hours Of dellberntlon, were unable TO
nuke q Ulo!ce, 80 adjourned t0 meet here ut
some future convenient time.
, 1881-11-05

Through tlr bridge, and l,u whistled for tho
draw to "peL liz only qutt the pilot-llouso
wlcu The boat WIS nbout tn strike. and WAS
ihlt! BY the mate 10 Jump un tho lnrgc. Sey-
eral .nthCrs calling for help were saved IT,
rrctly aEtcswartl. lie knew nothing Of any
MsnclinGry wnrke,l admirably up tn tho time
riul.
r,s t,ner Slrfi;ss i,s.s exa,na,! ~ l, to!ay , wsre
:'rltaGctter. tle rllnt. Hires hal tried to
tnr'l tsie wheel wltrt the eni.rO broke. htt
tni'.lh there WIS III time to tn nnyttlnR, ~
ihn t'oat wns nsc't then chwo IN aile bridge.
bntty 10 get on the l,nrgu u1ltt aSsEstrtl three
Or, fur f'ef"r. aIut nftI.r tho collision.
SclInurl!ser i,runirctt wtlnt Tho ,nnttrr. was
lid not understand the meaning 0f tle
BRINK. |lo t0i II l!uly IN thu titl,lu, aul says
tic boat struck abnslt half II mfnuto later.
, 1881-11-05

S1Ffld9 UH1dTeh 70 1ht EHttd08 7TfhNNf4
DUBUQUE, H., Nov. Interpretations of
ea,tIe.thieyes hive been so numerous III this
vicinity Of late tint measures have been 0r-
ganIzed for the protection of owners. For
tbe past ten years tho work Of stealing cattle,
largely milch cows, Inns been going oil, nnu
IN that tWe tt Is estimated that 1000 cattlo
lIaye heeM stolen from farmers and city resi-
dents. The plan Is to setxt u ctlw III ttle
woods, kill her, takc tllu meat to ilnrket, md
throw tho hide In mineral lIoles. So ilnnl-
erot@ have been the losses Of late tltnt the
farmers OF tho township PROPOSE to organIzu
ayi9ilanee committee for tho protection of
thelr stock, 4 nlcettng for tllat PURPOSE being
saltnn saf6 1op m tha hoV coa M II @ no e.
tie future bo tlluted out agninst tlloso caught
Ii tia net
, 1881-11-05
OBITUARY.

Prof. Gt1lum 1ki<lpnth, at Aurorn, Ill.
spsetai Dtspa&eh to The Chicago Tribune.
AuRoltA, ILL.,, Nov. k-l'rot. Glllnm Rid
patti, n brother of the Unlte4 States ltistori-
I'LL, dIod at Aurora last night of typhoid
fever. l'rnf. llEdpatll ca.no frolu Greeucustle,
1nd., Inst fall, md since that time lns occll-
pied tho Professurssp Ut Mathematics md
tho Sciences lu Jennings Seminary. Very
appropriate services were held this noon Ii,
the chapel under tha supervision Ut the stu
dents, aftur whtyl, In procession tloy escorted
tho rutnalCH to the duW,t. lle IL to be buried
ut hts furlner lloElo at Grconcastle, Ind.
, 1881-11-05

6Fftldl D11Pdlch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW IUi.E, Nov. 4.-TlIe friends Of
ClIauncey |. Filey nnl Mr. Mauhorn.
Of Missouri, who l,ave EJcel, Urging
tho claims Of these gentlemen for.
appointment as postmastcr.t;cneraf
lnfgAt as we'll hang up their fiddle.
rs tic old saying goes. for they
will never be ablo to accomplish tic
purpose they l.uve lit view. l hnyc
II On the best authority there Ii TINT prcsi-
dent Arthur never las and will not
consider tho naines Of either ono Of
these gentlemen for tIip position
nallcd. Missouri, for some rcasol,, feels thut
sliu has particular Claims on thu AdMlnistra-
t!on for the succession to James place In the
Cabinet. but there Is not ths slightest pros
pCct OF her securing It.
, 1881-11-05
A. NEW ROUTE
FROM NEW YUtsK TO SAN, ,F1tASCisCO.
dpkttat Dttcateh 70 IAs Ettkoaq Tribune.


sptetat Dtspaseh to IAs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 1.-Two years hence m
entirely HOW system of railroads fronl ocean
to ocean will be In operation, and already tho
bctter part Of tho great chain Is completed.
Tho tcrInlmt will be New York and
Sun Francisco. Tho roatls forming
tlaB routes will bo tho New York,
West Shore L. Buffalo, tho New York,
Buffalo Il Chicago, the Chicago, Milwaukee,
Il st. Paul, tito Northern Pacific, and tho
Oregon Navigation Co,npany's lines. Tile
system will be In direct opposition to tho
Vanderbilt lines alld Union Pacific Railroad,
nIld It Is claimed for 1t TINT 1t will
rnn through tho part Of tho country
that supplies tho greatcst amount Of travel
Md freight business. Tho Eastern limo will
be tho New York, West Shore IL Buffalo
Railway, extending from New York to Buff
fNlo. Tile West Stlure, i,s 1t is called,
WILL he 4 POWERFUL. nGvAL
OF tho New York Coutral Il Hudson River
Rallrnntt. Tho length Of the roud will bu 4aa5
lniles-son9 sixteen miles shorter than tho
Central. Tho road Is to be strntgllter tllan
the Central, and the projectors assert
Tint the running time will bo ue-
creased Mt least oNo hour b..
tween Now York and Buffalo.
Tho West Shore Is under contract to Syrn-
cnse, and tilo work Of construction Is being
vigorously prosecuted Oil nil sections. just
rs SOON US the surveys Gun be made west Of
Syracuse work will bo begun. Trains
will be running from Naw York
TO Albany OIL tllo west shore of tho
Hudson River Next summer, and by tic MIDI
die Of lSs. the et1ttra line will be In operation
Tic road will be loMble-trncked fr0nl oAo
i..1 -
, 1881-11-05

Sptctae U1spateh to The Chicago Tfttun..
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. Nov. lin tho
Clrcntt Court tntluy Willum Murray mid
CIlnrles Russell, tito circus uu,, WHO engaged
IN tho Cltt:slllng rint last SIMMER, III which
Ufslcer Emory lost l,Is lffe. were con yGtcd Ut
lttrtgr III the secn!ld 'leRreet md were sclI-
lencet to liftee1i years e'lch III tho Stute
Prison.
, 1881-11-05

Special N1pattA to 1hs CAttaao 1Tlbtns-
ELooM1SlToN, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Durfng the
absence Of Afr. and Mrs. Isaac burst FROM
thaly farmhouse, four miles west, 1t was es,-
tered BY two thieves, WHO seized Miss Na1l-
nie Burton, niece of Mrs. Dart, who was in
Charge Of tho House and wis sew1l,g WhIlo
one c!lokcl her to prevent cutlery Tho other
iors tho muslin sll, WAS sewing Into strips,
and with these thoy bounH l,er fast tU Il
ehas, passing strips around l,er nruls n,ld
1ess, tymg them 81, tight that tic bl0ul
stopped In the veins. After giving ller
thloroforn they robbed tho house, taking 81
cash found III Il bureau drawer. At1 o'clock
The old folks returned and released Miss Bur-
haus.ion.
, 1881-11-05

DET1tofT, N[tcll., Nov. 4.-A[anucl, alias
''Minnlo" Marx, was examined this attcr-
mon on the Charge Of completely In tho rob-
bury Of tho First National llank Of this city
IN June Inst Of s., 2,tNo III purity signed bills:
lilo wuls. positively Identified lis 0ne Of the
parties by two persons, atld liett for trtat.
, 1881-11-05
FIRE At GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Hrstidt j)dtndtth To Tn EhtfbdQ 1f}blftE.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Nov. 4.-Flro thfs
morning destroyed tic Ice-ho'lss and tlanl.
agetl the nlait-louso Ut tic kustcrer urcw.
Ing Colnpany's establishment IN this city.
llIcludiug 1000 tons Of leu and l,ooo
bushels Of nnaIl: .rhe t1tal loss is
thora Is Sl4.iD0 Insurance In tho agenclas Of
W. 4. Shlnk,na,l. Sinclair lirOs., .llnnt Il
Dayis, Fnstur x Bites, and Z. ), Shtnklna,l.
Tho orIgin OF tila lire Is u mystery. 1t caught
III tllu ieN-hOusc.
, 1881-11-05
Arrest Of the rIurdcrcre Of a Station
AENIIfs

SALT LAKE. Nov. 1.-Two nlasked men
About one week ago entered tho Utah IL
Northern Railway o!tlcu vt franklin. and,
calling to The agent Joel llinckley, who was
washing Ills hands with his back turned
toward them. toltk lin to hold up l,is lai,ls,
10 turned towards ulelu. to iiu.l n, pistol
pnlnted towards his face, WHICH utmost Inl-
nne3dIatety went oil and Killed him. T'l!uy
Vas them, but say thuy intended only rob-
oelS., Ihn pistol WIZ discharged uninten-
.!onally Through 0yeroxctteM,ent, T!luy
cam 70 M tEoln OrcEon. 'rlle killing nladls
-. p[cGLoisl'u sensation. ind tlle culprfts are
no@ likely to receive much luDrey.
, 1881-11-05
twlco on the hcu't wltl, M ax, infc.lng fatal
wn'.fltls. During tflc, tfnl King SAIL tint he



W1c1ttrA. kas, Nnv. ].-'fla trial nf G,rty
Rllh Mills for the murder nf Saia Cnttth, III
tho cowl,oy rutst Mt Ifunnaweil, Kus., IL u.,w
III progress III Wellington. This VIA tAe
rromfscuous sIEootlllG nt!tt drunken nIrair II
which MI accomplished u1ui l,cu,ltiful y01slg
!ady lost l!cr life. Much tntl1RtIat1Dn WIS
fnlt Ut tho time, and strung tlrcntH nf lyMrl,-
!nE. Mucli Interest ls nhW manifested III tho
trinf, niMt excitement rlnH iiRlt. 'rl1p DE-
conducted by tho lion. Henry &. SEass. Ut
tAlX city.
, 1881-11-05
Il Drn1ilSon Nun Shoots His 1Vifc n1id
Kills Himself

PrrTsDunn, 1'a., Noy. 4.-Lnwrc1lco Keil-
ncdy, II g!ass-blower living OIL the South
Side, whlIe suffering from mniia pot,l, this
afternoon. shot his wife lii tho buck nnd then
shut hinlSplf The wife will recover, but
Kennedy will dir.
, 1881-11-05
4 :nvnrt.tacnt Hlput,,er fnlurc,l.

yASkroS, u. r., NV. 4.-rtm Guyertl-
iHefIt Steamer Gen. Sherman. boumt fr1,n
f'1snnick tn fntkton. struck II rock twenty
five miles atu,vr Fnrt Randall Ss..slny, nntl
tore several pIanks FROM cr Httonl. THO
steanIer ltuseb,,d, nenr by, WIS sig..aIesl. nnt
wcfA 70 tt,e assistance nf tue Sherman
bhUyet ilEr ulI with her spnrs. and rtIllIf,eit
tho wtltnr ont ns !er build. Tile break was
patched. an,t II " thought tho Sherman Will
6e Mhfc to r,atcll iMskton, where slsc will 70
OIL the ducks.
, 1881-11-05

6ptetal Dhpaseh to The Chtedso 7rtbuns.
SrnEATo1s, ILL.,. Nov. IA miner by the
nanle of Couksl,aw, employed ut the Peanut
Shaft Of the Con-itun Goal Company, WAS
badly hurt this morning. u rock III tie
rouln IN which he was working fell from the
r0ut. fnilfcttng severe Injuries n>nMt the
head ntM back. lie Is In II critical condition,
but tle doctors think lie it,ay recover.
, 1881-11-05

cO1.GM1,rs. o., Nov. 4,--Emina Uecklnnn.
Of Wnrsaw. illa., who jumped from Il fourth
story window yesterday, tltetl this morning.
She wMs stncG,lscinlls frnin tic first and 1t Is
not known whether slse intended suicide or
walked ont while temporarily dernnged.
, 1881-11-05

, ePe'a1 U12Va9tN 10 1H8 EhTtd9t IT1b1&Hk.
', Ll1TkE Rock, Ark, Nov. 4,-Assistant
fostnasicr Jolln 1. Kcrrot WIS this utter
aoo,, III tito United Suites Court, sentenced
lh!rsy nlonths' Imprisonment ut hard
,s'oF ,ns u tue lloso Of Correction Of Detrolt.
a'en herrot WIZ convicted Ut enlbezzlIng
aeailS $4,000 Of GDynrnnont fuu4Is. lie
.as ,usae written statement III tllo courtroom
h.ttnsoWleag!nE ~ that lie Ind stolen tic mUney,
w.. asscrtlilX tint partlcs who Ind ber lii
sMaEiIaentn! caIn IN prosecuting him wero equally
1ina1 siHa1y. Ille confession llAH produced il gotl-
~ I,as ~ SENSATION. Under the circumstances
NJ" se!llei!cn Is generally regarded III buIug
, 1881-11-05

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Noy. IA co!orct
woman named Irene Glitf was brought IN TO-
day frnul Ashley Township fur burial. Cor
oner Wolfortl, 81. examining t!le body,
fDitnu wDu1nls which leads Him tn belieyo
thu deceased wns murdered. Iie Issued nj
tachsI,ents for PARTIES Liable to know all
about thu En9G.
, 1881-11-05

dptctat Dtspateh to TAs Chicago 7rtoune.
MARSHALL, Mich, Nov. 4.-Sllcrtr lien
Acrson has just Jailed j. II. Little, Of Al
bion, who is cllargcl will, forging and utter
inE n .note. Little, allas Wilson, skipped
hhout four weeks ago, h1ru WIS cauEtt last
night ut buchanan.
, 1881-11-05

poNrLASn. Ore. Nov. 4.--'rl!s Douglas
County Jail. Mt 1soseburg, WIS burned this
morning, AMI with 1t Charles Williams. Ill
curceratett the day hufOra for larceny. 1t is
sup'mie.l he undertook to bnrl! h!s way out
Ath! tlib ttrE beGN1!lt lItllnHnagtnble.
, 1881-11-05

LINN CHEEK, Afo., Nav. 4.-l1arrlson II.
Wines, ex-1neu,ber Of the Missouri I.egis-
lattrc. shot anil mortalty wounded JOHN O.
Roach, County Clerk nf Camden County, IN
nli!arre tolay. All old fluid wns tho cause
Uf the trOublu.
, 1881-11-05
ElkhArt. Ind, 1knliosl by burglars.
Special DInateh % IAk EAleaaa TflhAuk.

EfKltAlsT, lnd., Noy. 4.-Last night burg
lars l,late u general ra1tl ul,oli wagons, bug
Ries, carpcntcr-tools, a1ld other rlun,lcr. All
tilu louls belonging 10 twelve carpenters en-
poyGd Mt tho car-works were stolen. Tho
rlt'l,ats itre supposed to hr u guslE going
through, tho country making general rAitls.
, 1881-11-05

MONTREAL, Nov. I'D. Carmichael, CASH.
Ter of t',e Canadian Express Co,npany's oi'lre
here, las abscOnued.
, 1881-11-05
I'nr1os,cd by Gov. Ctillopt.

SrIuSuriEL1', ILL.,, Noy. t.-Goy. Cullom
Inns partloned William DaIloy, convicted Of
burglary and lArceny by tic LII SnlEy County
Circuit Court Mt its last March torn, ailtt
sc,itenccu fur Il ycnr.
, 1881-11-05

Loulsutta CuuFlsr-IuurlaL
David nayIa may not 10 nu esknetlc He may
nor b0 FloEoutInu OF tho Fourteenth Century.
liz may not 10 Era. a.AugellcAn. lio msy uot
10 leu1el-tQo, tpQ All.lut.
, 1881-11-05

NT7TCH 1T II 1ENEIfUTU ITUHsITTs
CHESTER Ta., Nov. 4.--W!lliam Forwood
and John Quigiey, resi.nnts ut Drandywlue
Hundred, Dul., were killed Mt Il r0ilroat
crossing. The stsnn ut horses were killed
Ald wagon demolished.
, 1881-11-05
Charged with burglary and ArAou.
Srsefdt nianafth 10 The Lhftdct Ttfhnna

Sl'KlSaftEI.p, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Chnr1es G.
Koch anll Emma Kuno wGre arrested hero
tMlay ctlaFgetl with burglary anu arson ut
Quincy.
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ria Jeat1.-l,cd, occurred III tho conn-
nov on .'' ,,iies from Atlanta yesterday aftcr-
tiy a'n" ~, d.tnljs of which reached hero To-
ndon' .r,,o mv fnrss nppenr to bo that fur somo
DAY. .na.t Julia Dickson, wffe Ut .Tasncr
n'ot,l''s p1 ha. hrp,, suspected by ller husband
ptcSsoa' tcrm, OF too Rreat Intimacy Will,
70 % ~ Gic,,,, 10 years OF nRc. and ~ n c0n-
6pen.s. 6p1aa ;oniorsy sprslng up III tho bosom Ut
ee1teicaen and iio concluded 10 wntcll Ills wife.
!aspets' ~ lid. and WINS unfortunately IT,
Ibls, ~ by E}ndtDg Tint il's fears Were
we VII srole rs no !a ynn,;. "llGw,ng -, {,,f nr
,s.tern|y n|y,@n' 1I1R II Rsra"s S f s!etu ~ ia i II
hcr a',a a',oa.ma.jie'l ml t3[cni md inflicted scvcrn
nnce ceG,ant its,~t Saturday Ills wife. willie con-
puslls''vitil pusImw witil her husband, told him TINT
xssstw f.ie wa* nj certai paint snrt ti!stal!c'
away m,,,fs m"ft'n iinitar,nctl. Dickson went tlorn
inH "n, t;icuil, WIN. ns st't,., ny b1ckson 90t
aiain aia ,ss sr,I,sh,It distance. ilrrd tw9 tunt1s Ut
W!.tsi,et W!.1t..Ii, ut hts e1e!,y. t'e Loaf! enterr,t
ths Gus Shoulder ailj tf'o otnoF tio tlee' A!l
part!cess To- If in tlat vicinity. Glenn escaped.
.,,,r nr. Jor,n 1srmco pot.oucd
",rt,Iinm Tnfl,llnson, In order to
nsrry Mrs. Tonlftakon.
sotssat ul.pateh 10 7as Chteaso 1t!auns.
e, jrsyplt, No., Nov. 4.-Dr. Jacob tel
.sr of this uty, returned from dc k,tl' this
.s"nrntnr, whero he and W. lsaInsey. Ut Afary-
.'I .',lo aid pr, ,JNclsso,. Ut dc Knlb, Tx
sr,n' ,u,ned tho bu.ly IF William Tomll,snl,. WHO
atsd yery suddenly at Ills home In Mnryytlto
w." w.. montL, and who was buricA nj Ills old
harc 'n In tl,!s county, Tomlinson complained
Il lie feeling bad. nnl ]>r. Join! Bruco boardcsl
,sI,h Them mud EayN T0nlllnson Il doso Of
medicine, nttl in fifteen minutes lio was q
dsad uaI,. l'eoplo ut the tlno of Ills dcath
.ms,er,et fo,ll play, IFS Thu Doetur Imagined
St,"sclf IN low with the wife.
Ths T1 funeral over, tle Doctor took pt1sscssinln
II ~ lie horse mid buggy Of ttle deccastal,
si,n,iur tliat he purchased them l,eforu Tho
dsath. liz would not 9Ive them up. uiitt wis
IL ir,to init. 4 number Ut trins were lultl,
H. RESULT OF which WIS t,,at .e was held nl,-
III the e5al,tt Jury Ca1l investigate. Dr. GelEcr
says Tomlinst>n dial 0f rl1ptllrs of the heart.
XII what causct! tho rupture lie Will NOT ssty
,nt he |las ili,ntyzcd the stomach mid lteart,
,rhIct he llas In his POSSESS Ion. lie IL In
sli"ed Jid to hrlnvc Tint death was caused by
noison, Tie alleged doctor. claims to have
Graduated At Glasgow. Md llns 4 wlfo niid
ssyeIai children Iii Otoo County, Nebraska
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ku1hl. Alias William y.

w. .s*'@s o4pa'eh 10 1hs Chicago 1rtbans.
r, ,..sosoNEE. Wis. Nov. 4.-Nuth!ng OF
sa'af TT ~ Interest lias developed III the case
HUI, w y, alleged Lon Williams. Responsible
yl..sa nut uu'1, and Ut. Crolx Counties huvc
es,t 'ns prisoner, alnl all euplatlcaIly u.s.
p,s.u f. u.as lie IL not Lon Williams. s. 3.
WS}aa.l ali u. attorney FROM Peoria, and W. II.
lnuia seI1: Stlet'E Of Wood ford County. H.
/ $tay the .iH p9sonr wasksS as Wiau aI1 ssSnl SMh
Shr11M;q S. M;qs', g. had known l,,M from LoyllooI.
silica h. n.liIKllisoii, who Ind n0L seels kull
As i. ny arrest. Visited thu iail tllls morii,g
tecosnissGap into the col! Kuhl Immediately
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4 Con3- Jumper Killed.

Spssta. Uitputei to ghs Cht:aeu Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 4.--Ju!ann
kocgcl. employed at tic Sorth Chicago roll
EnG-inil!s, was Killed by being tllruwn from
I'M elcvated railway while dumping coal.
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TExAnKASA, N0y. i.-~t:mrgo Foral, scll-
tellced to be hanged Oil the It'll, Instant will
have 4 ,tgW trial.
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"''oa Of tho Convict Who Killed
H. His EutnruAa.

tim uaH,''s'shciso, -, ''so, N. T.. Nov. 4.--The execu~
lIapsita. .i.e'lry ~. King. who murdered Michael
thls tnnsa, u, Clinton Prison July IL took pluce
dt,cuss,anm'i l II tl1s county jail. During u
about ab,,uH ,s'' III The prtson laun.try oil July to
kim .sn WI assassination Ut President Garfield, :
(;aria1%~ ~ llagclin disputed ~ 10 wse.~or
when Il, ,ed,,:At 81 Arthur, was tho bettc- -:
King chilli hit!m y nas; called Arthur a coward, I'D
'a shsd, WIsse kpx e Sss sSI1aok kIMsy MsSysIa IL
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RtlSENFSS rAtliIRE.

CHARLESTON, ARK, Nov, 1.-The suspen-
sion of Kaufman 4; Goldsmith, general uef-
chants, y announced. Assets, $500 llAbil-
tiles, $7,ooA