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NEBRASKA NOTES,
Concerning the IRnllronds-Attncks by
2atxlisSnytnoll-A Serious Accident
miscellaneous Eons5p.

Concerning the IRnllronds-Attnctsst1 by
2dtEhNnymaell-A Serious Accident
RklscelfancOus Eoaslp.
Sptetal corrtspondtues o. Ths chiedco Trthans.
LINCOLN, Nab, Oct. 1,-Sincc the f5O, ,0OO bonds
In MD OF tho Lincoln & Fremont 1latlroad have
been secured from this city, tho scenc Of hattie
nas been transferred to Wah6u and Fremont,
where similar proposition will be submitted TO
the people tho 10th Ot this month. There ID q
great llyislonuf sentiment on the subject in
both at these places, and hard worlt la bong
.lono for and against tho proposition by persons
Interested In Its success or failure.
Tho ccrtatnty that tho Republican Valley Rail-
roRd will DO extended to Denyer IL creating
bnosn in tho Western part OF tho State, It II boz
lIovod thnt tho extension vii! open up tho SOUTH
western part ot Nebraska to rapid sot tlement
and bo ut great advantage to tho statp at lArxo,
1t is understood that tho road will be pushed 10
completion with aii possible speel.
Mr. 0rIneby, nKcnt OF tho Amorlcap E4presg
Company ~ this place, WIS stopped by highway
tuon while returning hume tho other nigut, and
hIR money or hls lifo demanded. Hu prpfcrrel
10 give up neithor md reauhcd for bis revolver,
Wien tho Villains hastily rctlEHl.
Il K0DtlemAu by the liaillo of keysHr we'll
enoWn ~ THIS City. WIS Kicked BY n huFae yes
tctaAy !!l thu lott breast and seriously, Ii not
fatally. injured.
nlphtharla IL said to prevail TO au alarming
GGxtcnt " tho western .pArt ct Cas1 County1
During tho pGet week no less than twolve casea
huyo prOvon fAtnl. -
Tho I.tnct,ln tIrd department ls In trouble. Tho
Boys refuse tu wtlrk unless lllre cpCQurak0mauS
IL given them by thu City Council.
, 1881-10-04

Dlt. IOIlMEl AMI HIS HOisH.
Tho Baptist minister's mat ycBtcrfuy morning
In parlos A, Grand Puciilc Hotel Tho an.llut
election OF officers rcsu'tca US follows: rrcss-
dent. tho Hev. J. r. ulrhoe; Secretary, s. Ila.
ktr .fr,; Committee of Arrnnxemonts-Th Isuv.
Measrs. u. 81. Bacon, J. Ruwley. nnd 1jiMyliiln.
The ltev. Sir. Lorltner, CT rnslgnnE tho uhHtr
to hia SUCCESSOR, sufu !,o could well Understand
tho reluctance OF those hruthsen who hnd ,tu-
ellncd 10 servo on tho GuInmltteu to undertake
tho work asslgno,, thom, occauso he know Aon,e-
thur from txVurlenro OF what It was to havu
with Satisfaction tn his rIestae, utH tvcausG hg
dill nut tnJay tAkinK rnrt n tim n.eutngh, but
tii,a ii icnsl 10 lltiu,,l thy tmeptls,xs rsg,,.
Mrty. Ito sp0ku OF hta rustgnatiuu Of lilo
pastorAte Of thu Fltat Church. and sat DR.. floyt
Yhu lmtnunuul Church exptctth II hG ubIu to
taku l'ossGsels'n oE theic now building ny Tho
lnltlle Ut November. aud in !hg MltAAttliin his
rr0p!u hn Kly1n him fMu,ils hnllstNy. liz lit t
tho First Church with Il Aletnburshtp Vi III, n,,d
lh1 !:iItllanuei cui1grcVuttun svpttl Hntvr thelr
Acw building aD s.ro11. 30 fur tuoy hasl been
Ant.E 70 FAY Fol. EVERY ltJllC1t
TINT bud beun lnla III lts place, ,lll1 by tho ttmo
tue c,s:tlca was reutly for rnlseurAtioti hu holv
thcru wuuld bo uhly II tri,ltny sum ~ ruisu IL
tlisvia!rso ai ,1,ltlEati9ns y. AM!sslf !a,l 10.
fund. md hu huu nIreuuy lAhul $1,0N, and hoped
to yet tito rsn!atuler within tho next two weeks
an II R so s txs a,I y ioM at
ship to hIs auts;Gsslr, WHIT hc lopt.l. woulI huvu
tho Divine presencG with hin. y ttrrnsther hin
IN tho tl*ehHrAg Gf tho inllca OF tho position.
The ttuv. Slr. lturhou, o tlkfng thu ct,tlr, saIl
hn hui no doubt tue hrothr0M Ut tht ctlnGurcncU
Intended TO cGiltur IN hoaor ,lt'oII him. uni he
sincerely thanked then. for their we!l-ts,tant
itisentlUna hut he cuu,e not fcpl Krutotul tur tho
additional responsibility thoy bud laid upon
The following additions by luttur during tho
GEussl!. (: E!isissa'i Gniirch, I: Morsaa ,Hsr*
, 1881-10-04
ITEMS.

Mr.. II. L. Shepherd, General Superintendent
OF tho Luuisyisto, New Albany s. st. Louis Hull
road. ANNOUNCES that hereafter hla headquarters
will bo ut Evansville, 1ud,
Official notice Is given OF tho consolidation Of
tho two corporations heretofore known as tho
Mississippi Va'toy Transportation Company and
tho vt. Louis '& New Orleans TranBportn tlon
tho lla,ne of tie q: Louis l. mississippi Valley
@ sSas, parses d"vsPoas. uad 0l otnar prS ,1e
orty, Us wuli " successors to tho good
will and business Of tlo tld organizations. Tho
company announces TINT 1t 1,nw bus thirte1n
powerful tuwbUnts ami nncty-atght bargcs Of
tho host class, With fluatiug and stationary Rralu
elevators ut cairo. boiinont, and New Urleans.
IT, Z Grs.s ,n ,3 G9esra Essghs Assnt ont
H sosipnte s H. wan, nS nteS%f nsss;anf
g. louis; Ssuseo a s. Tler aqaora4 asSsss AToas IT. IT.
". Louis; F. =. DHggett, General Agent IL Kun:
W. Gity Mr w an+ " wns ~ f9Mfsry qensr!
Tcxas, and lately held u responsible position
II tho freight departtnont Of tbs indianapolis s.
nl!cti very accep.nbIy rho position Or Contract
!ng Agont of tho Alton At st. f.outa, aud AIr. i.
=. nDggGtt was Chief Clerk ln the ollice Of tho
knnsas City.
Tho following general order has been Issued
by QenoFn- n-Sup4rlntondont .. 7. tlatuh, Of tho
GnisaSo IT, p; pnu l. ssnneaP91is ~ 2nnna a
utter I'LL persons. bofnre being appointed to tho
position ot olther conductor or locomotive onKL-
boforo b0ar.i c0nsiattllK Of Mt cslst fwu ttyte.
Ion supcrlntcntentH and two division mAstcr
mechanics, us 70 tllolr knowledge ot tho Heneral
hnd speulnl ruleg OF tho road. The board will
Klve ouch porsun who pttsscs tho examination
sAtlefaotor1ly, n certificate which, nft1rappropal
pllcAnt III tho ilno Of promotion When yucanclcs
occur.
, 1881-10-04
MINISTERIAL.

THE SECOND rllEssrrElsiAS CALLS TIL:
lGt.v. l,1s. CODntSGTOS.
Tho congregation of tho Second Presbyterian
Churc1, hrlu mgcttnx last evening and llnlni-
n.ously elected tho fIpv. Nr. ". y. GOltinyton to
MI tho vacant pastoratc. It Is understood that
tho snary is tn bc fN, nlitl thut ,ttl additional
Sl.oo0 Is to Oo contributed tU lofray bis expenses
In rrmovlnR 10 Ehica9o. Tho Doctor Is
about 40 yours old. aud Mt present occu-
pies n chnir III tho University Ut
Syracuse, tcaching philosophy md Ian
Euuaes. Whtlo tho cssntnittcu promulxating tho
call feel confident of his acceptance, yet hc hns
only aIEuihcd bis Willingness TO consider n Gull.
Dr. Cudiluuton IL really II Mutho.ilss, but 1t Is
believed that he will ba entirely satisfactory 10
tho strict urthodox congregation Ut tho Sccpud
Church. Iio hns never bud Il pulpit before, hnv-
lug bccn Professor all tho tine during his act
ivolifc. lie is marrtctl nun. and Inns seYerAl
interesting chidroi,. When III Ch!caKo sotno
time asa, lnoktny over tho held. ho bocatne
npn., nil with wholn ho catno In contact. i]ur-
sy 1 Si o tto .Sppj II o o.
t,ltr,tsci With tho duty VI tolcct'Eu und rctotn.
tnon;ins II ., minister to .,ceupy tho pulllt 50
tho ltoT. j. Munro Gibson.
PRESENTATION To A PASTOR
AT the closo nf tho prnycr-mcrrng In the
Michigan Ayc1tlIo Atethostist Church lust cvcn-
g ts yx nooq , %h ~ Tug. eoaY
ninGtlo9 aaGlnet des!t a,a dask eh!!r,
est,iuIIors, ana ths gllsur npoke fur h!a,sef III
soEy naEpy and plsa.lt,lt way, NJ. Van llorno
Church for tho nllottet i!ut-thrttp yGHrs.-utltI
tho linck kivor cutsurelce. which nleota so!nnr-
, r"w at sycaniare. % VII Eiyo aim u'anth:r ilncs.
lust GVculuKta Httt wis 90 pleasant Il token.
, 1881-10-04
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

GFFE#sR VNts41QQ
KAHsAa Elrv. Aio., OCT, J,-Tho I4'ite Current
rororts: Whcat-lttcc'pts, 13,1H bushels; ship
,acnts, ss,olii higher; No. ., cush, 9l.sl: Ocio.
her. $lsl,i; No. ., uush. sl.3tn; October,
*l8sM; No. /. cash, sl.s5,s. cur.,--llecclpts,
o,dl+ bushels; shlpuiouts, t.&Y; market ad-
yaaelnY; No. =, cash, Us'sGtS5!4o. CAti!o-
!teecipts. l.:,U; shipmonts, l,G3l; market fair
! II: nattva cws. *.,Uke3 ~: Kr,Iss Vexas, e=.sN
SttSi; htlf. orocis, t:.ANtaB, iiogs--ltsccil,iy.
mixed packtu9, &u.l5tCA.t1: lIsht shlppIuY, SV.l
Q1sb; gruaxvrs and gulls> EA6kSaTh
, 1881-10-04


Mr. Florcncce now play is entitled "Chcrry
NDe.''
1tavcn's Daughter" ia from tho German of
Or. Willbrant.
Frank Mnyo sayB tho salary list OF bis company
IL 1900 q wuok.
Faurtcon American theatres hnvo boon d.
stroycd by tlre this yenr.
oliver Doud byron IL sn!a to bo ono of the
rtchest Motors III America.
Emily Jordan's "Lel Astrny" combination
nro gong to roorKanizo and try It again.
With tho exception Of Daly's, ovory tleatro In
Now York was closed last Monllay night.
Ono weeks buslncss OF "ayic.lhel Stragotr" at
tho rhladelphlA Academy amounted to S1l,00O.
Mlss E'oiso Willis. niece OF the late poet, Is
rcongagcd In tho Union Square Theatrc.
Zola's "Nana" has bsen dranasIzcl md
played recently at Loadvlllo, Cole, by Lillian
Joyce.
Gonovlovo Ward is playing Stephanie In "For-
Ret-alo-Not" ut tho New York uutou sqauro
Theatre.
Janansehek, in "Tho Wintos's Tale," succeeds
Geucvlevo Wurd at tho Union Square Theatre,
Now York.
"Lovcs Young Drean" Ia the t!tlo Of tho En-.
Ki'sh vcrssun Of patIloron's play, "Lo Monde ou
lon scnnutc."
l'oucIcault's now play will bo produced during
his cnRaucfnent ut the boston Museum, which
begins Dec. 20.
Edwin F. Thoruo will 10 lcadur tnun In Milo.
RhoA's company. 1t IS u relief TO Ind him sot-
tied somewhere.
The company supporting Mr.. and Mrs, Flor.
enco IL said by Philadelphia papcr to bo "oven
worse than USUAL"
bir. @. II. sIinms' now ana very Hucocssfu!
ptay, LlRhts q Lont!on," hus bcou secured for
tho UnIon Square Theatre.
Fanny Davenport thinks Of buying Leonard
Ornyer's adaptation OF "DlvorSons.' md II. y.
Morley 10 negotiating fOr tho sumo play,
Nr I.ytton sotho1n Ia Rotn9 to nuke tour at
the EuKlish Provinces playing bis fRthor's
famous oharaotors-DundrearN, Garrieh. etc.
Tho dlaasford g. ERbcrt brooklyn Co1uody
Company and Cal WaRaurs Blnstrols are tho
'utcst additions to tho iIst of collapsed combIuu-
lions.
HFaslny Davenport opnna her soason on tho III
In "9'ho Sci,oul fnr Scandal" Charles Fiahur,
Edmund Tearlc, and Hurry pearson nro In her
company,
l!arrEan and Hart. nftor tho r,n Of "The
Na1or." Will produce Ia New York New play
by Md llnrrlgaI1. entitled "Chrlstmas Joys aud
Sorrows"
Attor Ill it IL snIl that Auna Dickinson will
begin bur soason III "Ilnrniet." Dy daily chang
lug tho slamc Of hnr Initial piece sho gets con-
siderable advance advertising.
l,rooks & Dlckson's Now Yark company, iu
"Tho World" commence IN engagement ut tho
b1and Opera. tlouse, Cincinnati, tomorrow night,
Thoy Will soon return to AtoYickers.
Mlsa 0corg.a Caysaa has resigned from tho
si4u!son Square Thsatre, US sho objects to tha
travelling olauso in ber Contract. For poylcu
she h'1s teeta extraordinarily succossful.
l.awrohoo lsarrott uogins All enga9omont ut
tne f!ttn avenue Theatro tomorrow night w
, 1881-10-04

be rnn1itfon rnalzod, has enpornr!Iy tsttlronctl
ha rcasdn. II nnythlua, McCul(tHiRh's Lenr gtnws
younger ms tho antInn Of tho play gnea on. 0 ritcs
nttcnttnnts. md looks stronE, powerful, yl9nr-
oHe t!!tl mnu. III tho trying hcct,a with uItcr
and EtiGar tin hnr.lty holds bis yaars As ho .tc.
snn,!c him tottor md shnkc. hut Ms Nltsorlcs c-
runiIlate anl! MKo inrronscs he Aeenis to grnw
lnnro nctirc. Nnr IA Sir. atct,llni,ga Il votcu nj
ways ut Ills command. Ills drctnnintiou acc,ns
Ut t!n,na t,olay ns1d foEccd. TN tllo whalc. hfa
totie npcnl* 10 lila slntiatlters, III Tho lfnpro.
cntldl, ut tho rad Of tho trst act, md In his 10y.
lnR scenes with Etritd, h[s nptnr rises Utmost 10
tho rHnk OF Rrcatness.
King Lear" will he given ngnin tum0seow
night. 70 be followed "Wednesday nlternttoll by
"itenu,ar" aud Wednesday, night by " "1Inlnlot."
, 1881-10-04
THE RAILROADS.
General Manager Ledyard's View
Of the Trunk Line Inn
broglio.
Vanderbilt viii Agroo to No D1iforcutla-
tioii III. Ratcs 10 tho Sen.
bonrtl.
Rumora Of Important Char goa in the Man.
ngement Of the Burlington &
Missouri.

fEDfAtff1 ON TIE SITUATION.
Mr N II triv,rtf fiounrol Nnnncon ~ th,
,,tas,... H. -. l.ssa' nonoFa. MnnRcr o. 'ho
s s.sn'anu Ienaea. 'sanF''a' WIS M sno c'ty yos-
North shnrc. ~ wclt os thn so,.tn snor. % ~
Freight lines, hnyr rccct,c,t an,c., -, ,sI,1rnw
rr .hn w"nIar,I1t ,,a. ,r",s nn.,n,, ~. s...'s
is duo tn tho fnct TINT tho Eric i,as mot kept
faith with tho Vanderbilt lines III Tho tnntter OF
rntes t,est,rs, tho Eric Is now building nm indc-
penos',a ns,o 10 Ins en aho wnoh ths 10 oofa-
poted tho l:rFc wol,ll coaBo anyway TO Give my
Of its business 10 tho Vanderbilt rt,lttts 1t would
Ei U9 i'm. e mo aeovs.
"'s e 49,. 10 s.l.,. 't'o' ce"eo ~ w uus'-
ness over tae Vahdefnllt f'ads, anu TIN Inter
Eeltsu tnng hus!ness with tho Eric fnst froIglit
cluslvely over thu Vanderbilt rolds to do THUR
Ks rcFartts tho reports TINT /, Is Mr., Wander.
bilts itit8ntton to tItscontnuo nll fast fruixht
lines. rxeept tho Mcrctalts' DIspntch, tie stock
Ct Ct which + DOW prlnsinally "wnrd " tho I.nko
snys he kitrw nothing: yet II 1tny 10 pusstilo
I'M st @ ss T. t. Ar vanaSs1,!ss q, intontton Myth.
frgEht lines; Eacf faRt fru!sht luz Ind lts nwn
occrs, and the competition between t,lom
1ften Ley To- tho cl,tti'x ut rates Ono fst freight
ls!i9cualtt. III us upsnD hadp NIL tho buslsless
Ut tho Fandprbtlt lt'Rds, md not only would tho
pxpens1s thereby bt considerably r1lucoI but
1ni'Gh r.. conlasloM M wnnld 70 nyo!Jed;
Mir: LH!yurd IL OF tho opinion tint tho preseut
ratllrond Wur would contlnuc for aome tilnu 10
.cyer Of speedy. settlement. Nr. vai,dur-
pllt, no snys, IL lighting. fur principle.
and no tnatttr now great his losses he tluca nut
Ills point. Tho Vanderbilt roatls nro principally
New York roais, and they c.ltl.!ot ntford to nl-
hf9;ny t1T ai Gy to & 70 aga'ss by tho
have bcuH 1llnktnE lower ratua to PHILADELPHIA
hiid !snltsmorr thnn - Now York, aud thus d.
, 1881-10-04

session uf tho Western North carulinn llDnd by
lest depends upnn tho forfeiture Ut tho coti-
tract. FOR which Snnntor Vn,lrr Ia working night
md dAy. Thur0 ~ difference Of oplnen MI tn
which stfto Jarvis nnll Worth viii take, hut tho
stronger md hotter Informed opinion ts TINT
eive Tic Victory VI 10 ft,o iichmond f n"nvIs via
Guuipnny. bccMltao III, extension viii enable them
tn c,s,lrte.G tho roHtl IN .rtnrilnsico With tho
c0ntsMrt THO proposal ar ltrat 70 slcjN,sIt tho
Mpncy 10 cnnrsit tho rrAtl will, tho Etutr
'lrehslrcr ie intDMlc,l 10 ktn,els tho Inst prlp
M a n'naor ',arSia @ tint 's visible q % ,he public
tain the liichmond & Duuvlll5 Company. Sell
ntor Vnnun has chosen Charlotte lis tho ,,oxt
p1aeo ut ,nontlnR, becAuan tho people Of TINT
p!aco Enthusiastically tustan hin, nnd he hopes
tho surroundings will hnso EroAt weight IN du.
tormfning tho final action OF jarvis ltd Worth.
, 1881-10-04
SUICIDAL.
REVOLVER.

spfetal Dtspdtsh to TIN Chted7o Tribune.
CA1Ro, ILL.,, Oct. J.-Thls morning N1nry laugh,
M indnstrloMs. respectable girl, aged II, cu11,-
mtttpl suicide by shooting herself IN tho right
temple with small four -barregd rIstu1, which
causrl dcnth utmost Immediately, 6ho wns
living With tier uncle, Mr.. Charles pfciHotllng,
at the tino. Thc cause Is supposed 10 be frou,
unpleasant feeling between her mothor, q
widow, and hersolf. Her lIttlo elster, Emma,
WINS IN tho RON Mt tho time, when Mary
xot up, pissed into her uucle's rnon,, where sho
G.'t tho pistol, and went back to bed. Emna be-
cnmo fr'Khtomcd but injury qu,pted her by tell
Ing her Bhn would Rve her s0lno candy II she
wn,ltd Keep luIet, which shu did. Ainry thon
put tho pistol Il, hcr temple a1tl lired Tho ball
ranged upward, uIl.l tenth u1ls4ell without q
struggle. After tho shut shG lud tho pIal0I on
tho hcd at arnl's length and folded hur hanIs
ucrUad her breast,
, 1881-10-04
EQUALIZATION.
Completion OF the Labors of tho
State Board at Spring.
field,
stalcmcnt Showing tic EnuaIizcd valnt
OF Rcal an1 Personal Prop.
Grty.
Additions and Deductions by the Board
upon Each Glass Of Prop
erty,

5FtttdI UutdEfh 70 7HF CtEfdt6 1f1bNH&,
srntSustEI.,, H., Oct 2.-Tho wurk Of the
stntu ilonrti nf Equalization is completed, and
that buly will uatolrn sine die totnurrnw. TIN
1N1RuSE bns ulrcnLy puhtshtl nil tho reports
VI tho standing chinIttoes, showing tho results
Of tho lDartl's IRbors, except thYt uf tho Com.
nittcc un Ncnernl Equalization. From that 70.
port hns been complied fur TnE TRIBUNE tho
following statement, showing tho aggregate
cqalalized
VALUE OF LANDS, TOWN AND, CITY LOTS,
atld OF personal propcrty tothcr than rnllr0al) In
each Of tho several ot,lntlcB Ut tho sato for tbe
ycAr 1881, up0n tho bnss ot which tho tuxcs Will
I'm n xtrt,st,u1 In nntts sot,ntv.
, 1881-10-04
ACOSII.E.


BpftfdE U1pdleh 70 tbs ENfaoo Tribune.
JACKsaS, Mich, OCT. 3,-Enrly yesterday
uiarnIilx q physician Of tais city namol Or,
Eaopar, utter rcstless night, urose. took dose
ur ac01ltte, md laid town. Ills wIfe enluavorod
10 art,sa him, bur eould not do 70. Sho called
uelRhbor. an1 by tho .imo Ut bis arrlvul tho
poctur was duut. II ia unknown whether 1t wins
aulei4u ur nut. ita was very urspulllynt, and
should be on ruEth-n retuatk h1 bud uluIlu TO-
fore-aua NJ nntlet wus Il! ketI 1f Il. llu WIS
reGunar'!y elAbttrrnssod, 4 Enr0nnt'a jury tD.
tlay rendered. a yertlCt III accordance With tAo
fAtta,
, 1881-10-04

WHISKY.
SpftiUl Qttudtth ia Jnx Chienaa 1fthitHk

spftlal Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
WItKEslAllitE, Tn., Oct. 8.-AGu,it ;. O'Clock
this morning Etpuntcl 1.azar,,s Ut Pittstun,
while IN Il lit Of tlulIrIuu treMcna, lcapcd from
tho thirtl-story window OF bis rcyt1nny8 to tho
ground, receiving injuries FROM which no dlud
III halr MI hour. Ills fAthor-iIl-iaw who wus
watching hl'Il, dropped aseep In hla char and 1t
was during tho interim Ut glulnber thut tho
trhktu MtluIr 0ccurrGd. l.uzarus wns ,l,au at
n1oLt ~ yours, nnvluF vito and thrse chiltlrci,
who Werb forced to separate from him sonlG
ttInD ago OIL ucc1unt Uf his drinking. Ito hui
slAtlo svr0rl att0Lnpta to reform. having plneed
hlselt ut tlMcs IN Tie bost inehrtat0 asylum III
tho country,
, 1881-10-04
LAul}ANUNI.

Ep<tfal UlInatth to Ihs Chicago T+Ibank.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Thls NtlcrnDon +. W.
1rslne, aged about 10 ycArs, OF Troy, O., md
representing tho ltm OF NuoItu s: ltely, OF
Troy, WIS fuuntl half doal In hls room ut tho
Commercial lIotol. this city, lie Ind gane to
ned lust nlghs and Took about five ouncus Ut
lnlllnliusn. 10 a!c.l luw hn!lra aftcr hu was
discovered. tle hull complained ur r,,GumatiAln,
lnl nttenlcl tho A!aton Ctlluty Mnd State FAirs,
lna had written letter to Iaeud.u y kolly.
hettcr, ald Ala tlrol or living"
, 1881-10-04
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

epsetaa ORpdssH 70 1H Th8edeo IrbNHf.
ANN ARnoit, b!ich., Oct. 3.-Dr. Donald MacleAp
Professor OF Surgery In tho department Of
mcd!olne md surgery Of 'the University, ton.
dcrua his resignation today TO Acting President
Frlczc, 10 taku effect al suon ~ hfa successor
was Rppoiutel. Prof, 5fseean preferred
chasacs agatnst Prof. Franklin, Dean Of tho
Homeopathic College, which tho lleyents at
thafr lust ntcttn1 sustained, btt did not pursue
the snaiter further, mud Dr.. Maulcun has there.
for0 fasxnel.
, 1881-10-04

Special Dhpateh to 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
MANs,IALLT0wS, Ia. Oct, 3,-Astjustcr J. y.
Fitch, Of the Chlcago & Northwestern, left for
tho East today without settling with f}arnum
for the sianiM9o occnsoncd by tho collision or
Saturday,. Messrs: linttoy and Hutchinson pAcc
their tia1ilnKc ut Sloiv00, which Will hnrdly bo
aetcded 10.
, 1881-10-04

Gpeefal Dhpasth to Tho Chltaoo Tribune.
DEs MDtNss, 1a., Oct. 1.-Tho Wal,ash is
having trouble In getting through tho city un its
right ofway. as several property -owners refuse
to yHcnto their promises and thrc,tou to shoot
tho ratlrnad enpIoyGs II .they attempt to reI,tyu
tho buildings. Trouble ~ unprecedented, aud tho
City Council has the mai ter bcfero It.
, 1881-10-04

Special Dtpdtch to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. lit Is strongly rumorcd
thMt several in,portnnt changes will taxu place
In tho burlington s: Missouri isalrond nlanngc-
nient in Nebraska. It is also given on good ntt-
thprity tlAt tho oifieos OF tho cUnpauy WILL DO
removed FROM Oinal1lI to Lincoln.
, 1881-10-04
Nl'vICKEls's THEATRE.

All tho theatres did a largo business Inst ovor1-
Ing, and "Josh Whitcomb" started ou It's src-
ond week with every Indication Of conttnua-
don Of tho marked SUCCESS this play hns always
enjoyed hero. No moro can bo satt for 1t than
has already been said. Tho house wns very full,
md tho audience Apprcc.atiye OF tho entertain
meat offered thpu,
, 1881-10-04
11OpLEY,s THEATRE,

Mr.. Thouas W. lleono madr his rcappcnranco
at this house Inst night beforo very good-szcd
audience rs Ricieict, In Eulwer's grca1 play Of
TINT name. Tho "BtNr" wnH cordially rccolratI
and every point made vigorously app1atitlcd.
tho netting ut another time. Dir. kcenns con-
ceptlon Of tho obnrnetor Ut tho willy Cardinal !a
sotnowhAt t!tflorcnt from that adopted by those
most successful In Interpreting tho part. 1t has
sotne of tho chaructcrlstIcs Ut 1,ooths tmporson.
ntton. some Of Fnrrcst'a, moro OF Kccne's. Ills
requirements OF tho fourth act aud Is decidedly
too ylgnr0tis for tho chrler stNgcs Of tho play.
Mr. IcarOck wna 4 good d. HdFtidaa, and bisa
tnnttu ability, gavu MI ncceptnbe picture or
JH'ts J :'e Mo,t;'"er 1ncl.lflcd IN me cast were
Moore, Marstou, and TRhc, and bliss Gerlrtillo
johnson.
, 1881-10-04

APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT.
Special Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DANy11f.E, ILL.,, Oct. 3--Afr. Skinner, having
declined tho suporintcndenoy OF tho DanvllIo &
Cairo lIranch Of tho Wabusll Railroad, Mr. D. G,
Moore. sutton aHont Mt this puce, hus Deru np-
pointed to tho pusttIon.
, 1881-10-04

Tho Following t1bl0 sh0Ws tho
PER CENT OF ADDITION OIL DEDUCTION
mntle by tho board upon tho assessment Of cach
GlWsa Of property, as returned by the several
counties and cqunllzcu by the county author.
lilies.
, 1881-10-04

The urinary md dIHcsttvs nrgaua ele etrepRth.
eoed ny utlnY ErDwn's lrop uiltvrs.
, 1881-10-04

promise 10 do much to destroy tho modern con.
business ttfH that seunis to rAralyzo The couN-
try. ilehrcw wealth IA buying up tho Ianh
said to i'o locking thlthor from NIL luartors Of
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FROM ILLINOIS.

The following letter from Elder j
c. Shipp formerly of this place, will be
read with interest by his manv friends
in this community:
MINoNK, LIES, Aug. 8, 1881.
EDITOR GRAPHlc.-The weather has
been exceedingly warm here: it has been
hot. Crops are splendid. The army
worm, so called, but not the regular
army worm, injured oats very much.
Hay is bountiful, vegetables plenty.
l am quite well pleased with my new
field, am getting somewhat acquainted
with the people and feel at home. The
congregations are fine for the heated
term, and the word preached seems not
without power. had the pleasure of
baptizing my first Illinois convert last
Sabbath night. To me it has ever been
a blessed service to baptize those who
on the dear redeemer have believed.
Am delighted each week with the
news the GRAPHIC brings of Huntsville
affairs. Please bear my best wishes to
all my old friends.
Very truly yours,
JNo. C. SHIP.
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4 Needle In the Lung

! About two weeks ago Miss Ella Ba
ker Of Novinger Station was t.ken will
a severe hemOrrhage from the lungs. a.
much as pint or moe of bright, rec
blood being discharged in few min
utes. She was put upon the ne.t train
and brought to this place for medical
treatment, and notwiihstandin per.
feet rest and the applications of he bes,
remedies known,t there continued almost
all the time a passive hemorrhage which
at times became active and severe.
There had never been anything the
matter with her lungs before, and the
case taken altogether was puzzle to
her physicians. But on Saturday last
there was slight effort to cough and
something sharp flew iron he throat
and stuck into the roof Of the mouth
when Miss Baker reached in with her
fingers and withdrew Il needle more
than an inch in length. This had been
the cause of the hemo,rhage. But
when or how the needle had got in
there neither she nor any of the family
knew. But it had been there so long
that more than half the needle had
rusted away.
Miss Baker at this writing is much
better, and there are prospects of a
rapid recovery.