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COUNTY Contracts.
Why the Times !" ia Attacking
the Board Of Commits
sioners.
An Instance IN Which a " Margin" a.
$11,00o Was Wiped Out T.

In tho article published ssytstcrr1ay ID THa
TRIBUNE, relative TO the new County Building,
whero!n Colntn.ssloners nurllnR and Wood
showod good aud valid rcasoas for tho various
votes east by shem IN reference 10 Tho erection
0f the rotunda uuu various other contracts,
there was ono point which was not gono
into rs fully d It dcscrrcd. That WAS
tho 1cttlng Of tho contract for tho car
pcnter work. plastcrlng. plumbing. gas.
fitting, and steam. heating OF the Court f1ouso,
which wcro rcady to bo lot two years aro this
worth. The Jnlnt Co.nmlttco on Public Duild-
'ngs and Supplies, consisting OF tou members,
reported lii fuvor Of awarding tho contracts to
certain individuals. Stvcn OF the Committee
afterwards camo TO the conclusion that Tho rc-
port al tho Committee was unwtse, and cou-
CURED IN The action Of tho Hoard In awarding
Thon,as o brieu, fnr The stsatu- heating to John
Ray's GS sad for tie pmbns ed
ts those :: bds amounted t. ssh Tits scuea
q tho Doard was Eonetally indorsed
that 1t VIA unwlsc. The persons to whom thoso
seycsal contracts we're lot we're experts III those
"1 Ct Es an III Is S asa9 vi .ss es
Was dolie far better ana moro economically than
vtduat. familiar With oniy Urs kind Of work. who
woa ,xh asM Ht n1asty ,a I'll hs d1o , t1
1 sf feror II ee 10 e as e
oontraotor-in-ohIsfa d margin for bis Individual
The serorcst criticism Ut tho CONDUCT Of the
Ssssse ss ho oe aos WIZ hs
ss s!aissisasrs q q e es.npiS vta Il. IT, wishes
While thoRo hl'ls waro under consideration tue
Times, for sotne unknown reason. urEcl That all
u ne liz " se to 119 II tb to
*alt.ls;. Of near'y $ilUo n'oro than tho agaro.
Ests Of the blds Of @ sho successful goMpotttots+
to pay sf10o0 ,nuro for tho work titan
was necessary Is. Of oonrse, unknown; Tho
nos1 ssse. Ms "f;s Sshs; rsss ha p ss
bet~aca tho tv1 Is = bs divided between tho
which tho Tfme* nppltss tt, the action Of others.
t by apred y IL % tho eonstson
S Cd ana noso e ,ss
prtItots wns to DO divided. isetwoei' whnnu + y
~ s whnaSvsr tsa aa
stead!ty, ,Rincu icnnessy lirothoin failed toget the
work. plurc.i u,tt ~ abuse upun tho board
trs'ctors s W WHOM @ It t nes iavcr Although those
men staat we'll ~ tho business community: and
ni.huu4h the aunlItyor tl!o york whte!, they hays
With vicious MatRnnncy WHICH appears to be
tlto child Of disappointment and Of unsuccessful
i il ply that .!,o ceunty ,oard. simply BE-. b.
to snvu the Gs.un,y 49, unl to seo!rc superior
bbaFoea bbsa ess osss sso Us asn s sa aeSsa
nSe es oe5n as his i "iSjss sSosssa tao F.
ubrrmItttt,1 ubIlse.-nbuse 10 consttnt that Il
s ecss 4 70 ay. y 4 ,%esn saoy y sS
reason WY tney ars t,,tilo Y thst thors Wy no
| GSt Atfh II tnltrKlf} HjtHuujt tn
, 1881-06-24
CRIMINAL NEWS.


l. ~
Special phpafeh to The Chiea7o TRIBUNE.
NAnyyl1.1.E, No., June :s'.-.All llopcs Ut d
stay Of execution or n communication Ut the
sentence Of tho Talbot boys for tho assaslna-
tion Of their father, In this county, OH tho
night ut Sept. ~, 1Sso, las gone. They will
th alf probability be hinged In public In tllls
city to-'norruw. Tie sratEull will he ERECTED
alu I'LL the l,ecessary preparations for cxecu-
tlon be perfected tonight. Tho condemned
boys seu,n cntt,l und llndisturbed. They still
ussert their Innocence. 4 vast crowd Is iluck.
f,tg Into the city from al directions ard 1t IL
probablc that 10000 people will witness tie
execution.
II tie Vptsstr. Assaeiattd Prtn.
ST. LoUIs, June &I-Ncarly nil the minis
tcrs in st. JUscpll haye signed nt,d sent Il
pot1tlon to Gov. Crlticnden asklng lin to
reprlevo fur thirty lays the Talbot boys,
Under sentence to be 1lanRed tomorrow
for numbering their father, 81 that
they may nIake religious preparations for
death. Gov. Crfttentlen has also IT.
ceiye.t4 II communication from Wyntt, the
principal witness aRainst tllu Talbot brolli-
era, saying tint tic tit viii, which l,e WIS at-
tackled III tho cUt,rt-ruom while giving lis
testimony clDuttetl his miitd. and tint his ey-
ituncp wns In consequence not altogether
correct, Md that l,e docs not 'ow beleys
the buys killed their father. Wyatt IL III jall
awaiting trla ~ nccessory To the net, atl!l l,is
stattnieilt Ii not likely to hayo. macll Weight.
|, DR.. Talbnt. tho GreoHbAck, editor a'llt
speaker. WIS sllot antl ,hortally wg1liIuetl
wllIs sitting on The s'de Of his beg, his wite
the Willt0w, and the bullets, pnssl!Y thgnaEl!
tlio Intended Victim, struck Mrs. Talbot, Ill
llctliIE n seyoro wol,n.l.
re sas was worhs4 4p ;H9ast t|,s Goys ,So;,
their condolences after tho murder, nnd hefnra
they were clareeA will, tile crln,p. llAyinx
planuea n buGus 0ank. robbery, llo took tlIg
abG!s tat sv Y gond ~ SY s @ ptt e't uf r
nerve for t(espetntt work: III lills way he
claims 70 l,nvo gut out Ut them hoasts that
they. sllle.! t!!clrI, father. ,Wyatt WIS III tle
fhmph1Sy ~ hyys q ho M III Mc9 q ax S saSs e Mts WIN
Onc Of t!.c eGHis't1ie.! I:, u y yeats altI, al1
t!on tor tvath bcyontl willing their sl!nres III
tfr ft''srs s,ir Gst9tet tl,sn w''e' ~as quite eo
..'fllo Pt'st-19!*lIatcl speetal fron, MarySllle.
No.. says: Tho Tall,0t l,oys. win VIII he
l,angctt t0-llnrroW lihlrss the H0ver,,0r inter-
tsre ySsteFhay ~ Gsdfl liplt r 'tSrest aatn1 ~ S
WllU turned States cyltlr,Iee alll be-
emu the cl'gt Witness nEainst them, THAT Il. 10
ha s~or falsely Ancsr t,s prolSsat ,rn e %!t &
been offered $!,oW IL contradict
| Ills testimony. Numerous teleRrst1ns
i,ayp bceli sent to t;0v.. Crittonttun
plca,ltnH for elcn!ency, but tltat sentlenlaii
lilo condemned buys usscrt their innoeui!gc,
aid complain bitterly ut tile. prejudice
uEainst tlicrl md the MISREPRESENTATION If
tho prcss. 'rlcy N.Y. tl,ry nre tlln v!etll!ls Y X
Tltvy ,tre nav III separate cells and ito one Is
| permitted to SEQ theni.
, 1881-06-24

fnctory. information that "n wins vAst." The
qucas,;,i, Il, wties. s',nso t~o pcntomen aro
ta which II tho,n captna ercs on il ff.t. and 10
w',ich VT; e thom 'ranaa mi on!y M the hnnor nns
ter, NY il art'ears. However, that Edwards
nlld 1.atk!n wurG nut Tho u,ify persons who wara
hoso % ,sar ststs sd SSH I%Seny.fth streets,
y" Il oeook e "' ys.io.a.y 20 o.6ns 5Ssr
described by. ,he sialahter-houso star.:gazers,
s i. f ss so e s Il .ss s sedoS IL sGo sd. e
iIoara q Trajo. !lke viz ssys ho saw 4 sY,te5;:
sdc: whlln in additional claim ha. bacn nut fnr.
x,n Mti n n efh%f M @ y, Il rrt
70 as = sec" qo Il .averal aass as az reo.ea es Il
IL tho Professor III tho tIne. While tho ynridns
candidates fur tho p0stton ut comct-dtses'tcrer
arr settling Lht1 Question afnonR themselves, II
al,6ut ~
THE COMET ITSELF.
Tho row discovery IL iouated In tho cunstotln.
l,osltiol ycaterdny tnorMinK 'sas n 5 hours y,
%ltiiin 4 few n,iH!tes y s%e'osk tsls n1ornias:
vIso ors. 50 tn.t is poslton nc could e oas.
urod hboIt . o'clock this mnrnlng, provitlod the
tktt's were ulGAf. attt Fr0E. Huukh. ~ Dearborn
UbscrvAt0ry. Accordlngly &nutu his ArranEe-
tnGnts ~ measure It's position al TINT hOur.
considerable surprise has t,ecn expressed at
tho anLIenness with which the new tom1t has
bDnxed out lrtu prominence. This. however, Ia
Nothing unusual III tho history VI comets, es.
pccLnlly whcn they happon to be far n0rth. ur
have becn ubsorvGd in this hemisphere. Tho pc.
BItIon OF this comet Indicates that It has been
nenr enough Tor several days to hu quito pFon.
Ient @ but for the taet TINT 4 was considerable
was also above The horixo.l, and tue light of
tho ,uster. Tho right 0souusIon ol the mean
sui Inst hight w4s about Six hours and ten
1Ialutus, which Ii only Ht,out thtEty.koy0t1
tnnulcs awny fts,ni tho right ascension VI the
cuulet. Tint Is, the comet Will pnse the meridian
nflOve tho pnlr nt about thtrty.1crrn minutes
before tiunll today. and the fact TINT It can bg
sccn ut all utter sundo~n and before sunrise
Ia duo to
It's t3KEAr DEULiSATiOx.
the comet bcing bclnw o,lr horizon ohly about
h1G huurY nut Of the tWlnty.fuur
Tho sNppDsftiou that tic comet Is return ct
tho ono TT 1Bl., Or Of my nther cnEslbt IL the
tncrcst guess. Its ilcuttty HIth that TT
any other comet that has hccil previously
seen can only l,o determined after its
| position hAs been measured on at least three
scpNrntc tlntps. at1l the Urblt computed. Tho
fact that cou,ct ls acet In nearly the snfuo ii.
rtctlUn Us n Gotuct seen at Bolno furinur time
proves nothing. uwIng to tho fuct thAt tno SHIFT.
inK Observatory TN which the observer IN iuc,lt0sl
may cause the same absolute point In space tC
ae sec,i apparently lh great many different d.
rccti0ns.
, 1881-06-24
In the Hedyens Of an
Unlooked-F For Celestial
Visitor.
sky.Gazers Throughout the coun.
try Agog with interest and
Enthusiasm.
Its Position and Sfza-Ot1ler 1sar.
ticnlnrs Interesting to As
trOnutuGrA.
Who vii! Reooivo the Warner Prise Of
$500, Will Prove Puzzling
Question.


Bptetii Dispaseh to The Chicago Jrfbun&.
OTTAWA, H., june Eh-L0cal astronomical
observers hnyG l'cen thrown lMt" Il Atnlc Ut
excitement within tho msL two dnys by tie
observance ut ct,lllet nf more than Ordinary
brlltaicy which scrltis tu lAre lLns!lctl sid
denly into view III tho northeastern, lteAycns.
as observed by your correspondent t1ls
i,l,rl,fnH. IL was l0cated II, tic right shoulder
OF AurIga, f,cnr tho s,ar Menkali,.a,., Of Tie
first magnitude. ul,out six degrees east
by ont Ur two su,tl. If Cnpelln, first tlag,il-
tnttc,--that Is, nhont xix degrees near tho
northeastern IlnrizoiE. The stranger was
first seen nbout : o'clock. when lie was about
len degrees above thu forlzU,t. anlt might be
described asn star ut nIltclI greater br'lliallcy
than any OF the ilrst magnitude, Of n rc.t(ish
cot"r, but partially oDseured by Il hcecy
cloud. which, stretching away IN I'LL oppostt
Ffstl ts"ss% tsn s s s' r ffWSH Wa tit rt;S:!"S$ Sna
llluard a'"i i great a.n!ircr u Tic sclel,cs or
astronomy, WIS sent for, but cotlltl scarccly
sdsy Ssn yG a sffef liz lrat II s Sx sofs s%ept
within tito vision vi tho Natural eye. Under
the powerOf MI Ortlftary telescOpe no a9dt.
tiolinl facts cdllt1 bu ubtAliictt. the l,ead III
woaid (ony br!eiiter) il il Rartially yelled i,y :
tctlcatu and .clonEatWl tleeey w''l!c cun!l.
uur conclusions wgre that lle heavenly
yist,int Is the one discovered BY 1'rUf. Swift.
OF Rochester, May |, which was olsnryed ~
tic constellation ii An,lrone.a. But why 1t
Is TIE CIIICAuU TniltrNE and other. city
1iAptrY have not hcraltletl the nppr0acll atd
Informed the public Ut tic rlcli fcaAt III store
for tllt,se WHO love to cntitcll!plntg the works
| Of NuturvAH shnWn II, The starry Sky we Cut.
nut say. lii n.lttltlon to tho brilliant vision
nbnyu described. tho wtio1e eastarll sky was u
beautiful study fruIll . o'clock Until sunrise.
| rhfs morning. nbnut 10 degrees t0 tito
| east, IN observed upon the visible hoayons,
| the nno,l hung. n beautiful crescent, ut a1l
| altitude Ut ~ trgrees, Mlt h, close
proximity tn tho Tleinles; flttlc farther
towards the sUattll,, aid .l,tElor ny, Venus
rivalel tlie liloou II. hrlaIiancy mud ynl.t!no
| Of light, aud seGnled !lko Il world Ut light.
and presenting under thnttclrscul's y tlisc nf
lIttle lass tllnn Dtlc-l,tllf Of Il circlu; still
teiiled by hts four sAtcllEtesi tt,cil rai!!1
Saturn 10 the right Asl set l,EEher III the
hpaye,,s, showing llis rings beautifully; nlNl
| then Mars, thu Wni-g1d, who seemed 10 IT.
ttpct tic !lvry reI Of. the stranger
comet, which. WIS distant tgwnr.ls
Altogether, the si1l,t WIS one .whicl, c0ald
mt till to cai forti, The enthusiastic rupture
Of my WIN delight. to Ubsurye thy llanuiwork
| OF tho Supreme lluler III the abosc we glree
/ approximate DISTANCES, having NJ, Why Of
| measuring other than By the eyo aloilcs
, 1881-06-24

DKnt1S, juno :3.-The National zettunH,
commenting OH tic recotit circular of
Iiarthelen,y vt. I!llatrc, the French hftnlster
Of ForeIgn Affairs. tn tho representatives III
Franco abroa.l, setting forth thq forofEls
policy ut France, says: "Thc Frel,cll cons,o
themselves for their vast expenditure by tho
idea that they. ara ilunclalty starylng out
Germany, whiclt IL n tleiuslan. America
only ig protltiig by this war III pence, for
which tho French agrlculturlsts: aro paying
dearly" ..-....- =
GETTING WE'LL
= BERLIN, June .J.-D!slnarck Is rap!dly re-
, 1881-06-24

Franco Is not slow to draw practical COLI
cluslons from 'th8' Tum Articles, wllsc!, wero
presented t0 the Dey Of Tunls at tie point Of
the sword, aud slgllsd by him IN . hurry. Al!
:Tunts(an diplomatic agents aRd consuls Ia
tlleir archives aid direction OF business to
die French Cousnls In their towns, This
completes the 'Freucll,. .pr0tectorate over
Tunls as fnt W foreign natlons are col'cgrllel.
French province. l.
The questton Of 4'how tO acquire tbs right
to appear at tho Austrian Court" Inns Of lato
beep the subject Ut most serious cone!deru-
tiun by the Vienna ls0tlIEclatlds. Notwltl-
standing all thelr Efforts In Austria they
have not sueceole4 tn gaining this m1cA
, 1881-06-24
PRESS IAN,


CONFERENCE.-THE, juno @3.-'rho English
paper hero alls beem suppressed fur publish
lng news in regard to tho State trials
ESp or TILT: HEsstoS. AND lsEtl1SS1Sg OF
THE CEHAi0N.
CoSsrASr.SorLt: JUNO g.-'rl'o Minister
OF Foreign Affairs Inns Informed tho AtMbas-
sailors that tile Commission for the evac,la-
tion OF the territory ceded to Greece will
assemble at Artn. Tho European members
Of tho Commission stnrt froM Constantlnopfo
tomorrow. s.
MOI.E SERIOUS. =
SOFIA, June a3},-Three Deputies mid two
otller persons, all Liberals, have been at-
tackled by unknown mon and tlortally
woi,ndpd. rho situation In l}ulgatIa Is
daily becoming morn serious. Prince
Gortschnkotf, replying tn Libernl lclslers,
declares TINT 1tussla rolnai'ts NEUTRAL with
regard to tho Internal affairs Of Bulgaria.
, 1881-06-24

SFte1dt UI3pHtfH tU 17E 1"EtH" 1F1ulHts
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jtlne G'.-Tl!erc has
tcrt, gool deal OF excitement III scientific
circles here to-tlay over tho appearance vi u
very brilliant cutnct. .whlcft .w:ls seen III MI
cnr1y hour ttis morning TT tho northwestern
horizon. Tl,osu WHO saw II report 1t ss belns
particularly brilliant, mil with IL large, fa'l-
shaped tall. 1t IL singular that tho obsery-
crs ut the Natiunal Observatory. did not llo.
,tfre 1t. The astronomer who WAS OIL watch
WIS observing II plnnet Mt another 4llalttr 0f
tug heavens, at!d tll!! not kIow ot tllo COMET
Smithsonian Institute, within MI l,0ur t''-
tlay, heard uf what probably Is thu co!nut
frHll tIreu different sDilrccS,-t'lie frDnl FL.
glus,u, another lrDnl ROCHESTER. aliu 4 third
frolu residents Of t1ts city.
, 1881-06-24

above tl,c left cyo was badly crushed, cyl.
IDENTITY by n heavy blow, fronl sn,ne dull in-
str,lhIcnt. While tho bo.ly was. at tho
who fs IN The clnpt0y 0f. = H. Ilcrnal,, q
j0i, printer On East Sixth strcnt, saw II. and
said u tecnEIlfzed It III that Ut Il ,!aau WHO
WI. III kntisas City list Wednesday,. llu
hal displayed Eool deal VI money early In
the day.
, 1881-06-24
LOST IN ARM

Rvsetat Dtspdtch II Iht Chicago Tribune.
ANDERSON, 1ild., june :sA-Jol,n Karia'
llnaI, employed LII tho Cl,cinnatl, Watmsll II
Michigan. hallway yasl l1sre,' had his left
arm terribly innl'glctl lust night while eonl'.
lIllK cntF. lilo Arul was nNlputAtod today
four Il,clies AbOya tho elbow.
, 1881-06-24

YEI.tow-FEyER AND sMALr-roN.
HAVANA. juno 23.--Therc were eleven
deaths fro1n yellow-feyer arl twcnty tton
smallpox for tho week ended to-day. ,,.:
, 1881-06-24

spNysfiELi,. ILL.,, juno .s.-Unfted
Suites Deputy-ATarshat t;reelt arrested
John King and Salnuel Jones, Of e.
dorado. IN this city tals morning oil Il
bunch warrant. They were summoned
to this city IN witnesses In the casrs nRnfnst
the celebrated Westbruok colrnterfettlng
gang, Df which they arB inenbets, and were
tnllcd Tor safc-kecping.
, 1881-06-24

A DELINQUENT Ol'EKATDK,
spfetai Dtsnatrh 10 7Hs C,feaso Tribune.
L.t SAl.rEt June :l-The Peru acn1inno-
da1,gt, on tho C'IlcnEo, luck island Il l'nctc
Ratlroud, due here NJ 0:l0 u. ILL.,, rollItied
with freight train ut Buffalo Rock.
abuut te,, miles cast 0f this
city, last evening. Boil, enKfurs waru tntal!y
wrecked. No u,io WIS Srrnllsly Injured
The responsibility fur thu acpIlent appears
to bs With II nawl,.appul,lte.! npernaOr ut
Ottawa, win iii SONG why tAllea III The
proper performance ut Ills duty.
, 1881-06-24

&psEtaa OEsoaltk p 1ks CAL1ea 1f7bbH~
:: KANSAS Clrs, Mo-, June &i--Thts atter-
l,,o!. tho body Ut Ill unknown llnn was 4ls.
covered In tho Missouri River at the foot Vt
broadway, aud, from al! Appearance. he haA
teu,, lnntlegad and thrown into the water.
'Thu li,at, was Ut medium build. about ilso
feet seven Inches i,telI, mid bis forehead
, 1881-06-24

ClSoINNArl, O., June "a new comet
was plainly yislbls hero u llttlu before 3
O'Clock this morning, It appeared about
fifteen or stgl.tcuM degrees nboy8 tho llorlxol!
In tllB northeast lta tall, which u large alld
luminous, pointed toward tllo xonttl.
, 1881-06-24

Aroulsa USor, lruu. astd Hlsls, with
Cincbpnu, tho siandls1s ulelltul4al toeiV uf th!s
progressive are. y tvnrichcs tne 1lo0i proMpt-
improves digestion, oto. Hesut: \ sshiMd furM.
bright vyos, happy state VI .uinl. Arenl's Drug
etpft, CORNER Aali4Qn skrGot puu fiFth lScuue
, 1881-06-24

nr. Z. II. R1ausoMt. o. 2040 North Sew.
enth stroet, Philadelphia. aaIst'"l have used
Loio,E Co.'y Cura lleof 1oato aua,l.E ny r. r..
lrntil it stf0agth caused BY EnalariA. lunY'Ht'
foc1ssaas. te!ualu complaints, ,iupoEteGs Ilgss.
tlou, uud p.isaAsnesa u speedily Tomedled by IL
mir
, 1881-06-24
La 24AItLE, I'LL.

La SAL1E, ILL.,, juno .a Norman Show,
OF this city, WIN possesses a s.t,all but pow
crrul telescope, whflu tnktnK observations
about 3 o'ulnck THIS la0rnlng, tlisceyelt!l o
cptllOt III tho l,Drtllwest. lts exnGt position
by mathematical computations lso ttid not de'
tagnttlle. > :
, 1881-06-24

sptet.l Etsptsts to The Cafsaao IrthnHt.
GESEvA L!sKE, WIZ, JUNE :H.-atrs james
johnson, rtstuing four miles nostlI 1T l,erp,
accidentally slut llcrselt through, the left
lung "Wednesday evening while linlnllInx u
revolver. Hut little lopes uru entertained Of
her recovery.
Epeetal nspateh to Ths GAttugo TftbuHa.
UEpFoi.1,. Iilll., luna :tL--Iester.lIy After
noon n young lun!l l,,t,letl kdril, WIN lives
severn Nlflea wuSt ut heru. Wns intnlly Hl1nt
through the lseck by the accidental dsDllnrge
of Ills Eun willis Out hunting wlsun llu WIS
getttnX Uyur II feilee.
, 1881-06-24

ALa1e1ss, june ::l-Alucll Indignation Ia
expressed ut the failure of the largo military
forco OF employees to bring tlle robols s0utl, Of
Oran to bay, aud the newspapers demand an
inquiry us to the cauae ut tho failure.
, 1881-06-24

Special D.patth to The catsoso Tr.tanA
Joi.1er, J,lnu el-'rlie Jury In tic Fee1ey-
O'uonncll murder case brought in n ver.tlct
Of Not guilty." atX 4 ,,'clock this morning.
Tho prisoner Fcctey was completely over
ceanlc. and,, giving way to hly feoEngs, cried
, 1881-06-24

SrisEArols, Ill.,, Jnut, :2.;a.-i5un Nlillnr.l, a
lutnur III tits employ Ut tic C0nl l:u,l Caal
Company ut their jea!,ut Sl,ntt, WIS caught
bptweeh two ours In tho Mlnrs tf-tlay ind
badly 3ul,t,,Ietl up nbult tho llips. 1t will lay
hl,n illl fur kOan tlnlD. 1t (s believed tlnt ll0
M,lleH Nru bEukEn.
, 1881-06-24
1sAUt}USED,

Special Dtspatth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SpR1xurtELp, tl.,SJune g,.-:rle Governor
today Issued n pardon for Joseph fioltcanip,
who was convicted OF larceny at the
February, 1875, term Of the Circuit
Court OF 10 Dayiess County aud
sentenced to tic l'enitentlary for
six years. The n,a,, was very low with coll
sumption, and has btlt few days 10 Hive. On
Representation Of some Of the leading cttizens
~ to his friends, who will give him better
care and attendance,
, 1881-06-24

FATAL SHOOTING AFTHAY.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., June "a special to
tile C0urtCr-Jouraat from Afaysytlf0 aays:
The shooting atIrny at Dover, tits county,
Monday evening, Ind II fntal end!ng. Will
Inn Afalintng, atnrxllaI, was shot by Thomas
r Anderson, County Assessor, md died II
few minutes nftcr midnight this morning.
, 1881-06-24
RUSSIA,
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!. LoNpos, June IS. lit Is rnulorel that nl!nes
have beoI1 discovered nn4or tho foundations
OF tbs Kazall Cathedral at st. Petersburg.
, 1881-06-24

AKRON, o., June :sl.-At U o'o1ock tl!a
morning u very ruryfnl aii4' competent 0b'
suryer reports seolng large comet III the
northeastern heAy0tls. .
, 1881-06-24

Arsetdt Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,. JUNE :s,.-Thc store ,of
Greennnn Bros, Of Windsor, IN this cn,ltl-
t., WIS burslasizcd Of S50 tu money antt $3.50
In pO9taRe-stAnps last hight
, 1881-06-24

KILLED IN 4 s1IfNnLE-MILL,
Special utsputeA IL 7hs chtsaoa Trbans.
EAsr SAGINAW, Attel..,. Juno :sl.-Dennls
Tucker was killed IN u sllinRIe.,nfll ut SuMtll
Saginaw to-aAy by tho breaking Ut 4 jointer,
tho kllfo being forced through thu shoulder.
blatle Into t!le lungs. liz WIS . maErled
iuaiI, ~ Years old. -: "a.
, 1881-06-24

lIorsfortlss Aula apAusphafe-Patata
Hofstortl's Acid Phosphate IL oftpn acceptable
10 tho stomach Auti patlto when nj! other naedts
clnes arc objectionable.
, 1881-06-24

IIANrl'olsn, CONN, -:
1IAlrrronl,, Conn.,, June t},-A ,lsw comet
was seen from Trinity College about . this
morning. y ':'',.,;
, 1881-06-24

TIE NOuUS g CLAIMANT"
SAN FIsASclscu, Cal, Juno &k-A Sall
Dtego tllspMtcll says ct the new Tlchbor'io
claimant tlat he IL well kl,uwn III that vicfn-
fty, md Is Il pure delust0ll.
, 1881-06-24

KILLED IN \ RAILROAD COLLISION
spsetat Dtspatsh to 1hf Eateaaa Tribune.
DultQuE, lawn, .jlln1 @,.-tn collision
Inst night NJ MasoM City between II pnssanRcr
tynin oil the CaMtr1l! l;uilrontl Vt Iowa ailtl =
freight tralll uil thu OllcaR0, Alitwaukte u
1T. Paul, tWu pttssGiEGf' aInl two freight
cara Npr1 Wrecked niltl Ono mum Killed.
, 1881-06-24

HPtetat t,ubfs.
rAn1s, juno GA letter signed By several
eemhers OF the AlarsolllcS Italian Club,
aaong them n Frenchmau, Is published.
ent It formally protests against
o chnrgp TINT tha Italian Club
lasulscd Gen. Vinccndom's troops
u other day. and declares that the 1loottng
Roeeeded from tho crowd, which was ull-
iasoaably Indignant ut tho French ilaR not
,ashg beon toistcd at tho club windows.
40 trcsll disturbances are reported.
DEAD. .
William s. Chase, for many yenrs cofl-
kcted with the Now York press, died here
"a mTuesday of paralysfa.
ca1cA0o.
bpeefat C1bi*. = ),
fAR1s, Juno a3.-Tha following Chica-
sahs wero Registered hero to-day; Atr. and
~ Colehour, Albert 1ofner, aud II. 4liel"
leu,
THE NEW ITALIAN LOAN.
ID ths IV<ster7s Assac4atsd Pfes1
LONDON, juno @.-Nost Of tho financial
iehcles'I,1 the papers state that until the re-
a1ons between France mud Italy become
sota satisfactory the difficulties Attending
eA attempt to placo tho now Italian loan on
~ Paris market will be practically t.,sur-
eeaatablc. France vii! only consent to y
eaa being dealt with on the larls Doursc IN
@andltlon that Italy formally wlslnlraws her
'"aPproyal of the French policy III Tun!s.
lrAIIANs LEAv1Sa stAI.sEiLl.Ks.' -
a dispatch from Marseltles says; "Tho
uaaana continue to quit this city. Two
sCesmship companies offered to the italian
teasul FREQ accommodation aboard all their
a!s for oil the Italtans atra!1 to remain, aud
~hage already loft. .
stsnbetfng ~, haye applied fur free passage
*eae Saturday, :. &. :
rLAcAnps ~vsl.a POSTED HERE :: (, =:
;saaday declaring that NIL. works whato 1tal-
ssaa were employed wsuld b0 burned down.
. aah threat How seems partly realized, rs two
y, mills anu a nnnufact4ry Wllare Italians
Sly were employed lIAYe been almost totally
.sssssroyed by ase. Tho sta1nnge " estimated
fgsae.l. -"
There have been quarrels hotwcon Frencll'
.sa and Italians at joIgny, Nancy, Vall-
IT a1Hl In some OF tue poorer quarters Of
'u1a without serIolts results. = ri III. IL.
:. 4 plsAsTls0ua CYol.nNK,;' i.
= cyclone 1T the district os Dlois caused
t,aea, -. =" =,
ANOTHER FIGHTING DE- oAssAosAo. =,
Louis Dc Cassagnac, Il brother of Pau! De
~ ,.esssaguac, fought u duel to-day Will. Cap-
~ llerrlssant. De cassagnac. after re-
wing slight scratel,, wounded Ais atlyer-
I'm the shoulder. 81
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