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rary increase ef facilities for tho examine
ton and adjudication Of pension claims, re-
taf'ls moss at the provisions OF the "Sixty
Surgeon blu. eyelln!cd OH a point of 0rtlcr.
Tho hill nlso provides TINT tho examiners
nlMl snrgcors for Congressional districts
shall sit III different parts Of tho district to
suit tic convenience nf tho claimants, md
where, through sickness, disability. poverty,
or other g0o!l cal1sr, tic ctniuunt or n1ly wit
ncss Is unable 10 nltenL before tic examiner
MD sllrHroIl. they shall visit tlso claimant or
witness ut tho expense Df thu United States.
1t IL also provided, wltha View 10 allowing
compensation, fnr srryIcc oC CHIN agents,
that nothing I'll tho bill sl,nlf be construed rs
II denial OF tic right Of Il clnE1llnt 10 pay cnr
assistance received lit tho prosecution 0l Ills
eeLain,, provided tho payment Is within tho
provided that M pension allowed sl,nlI l'o
withheld. except In. cnses wllerc, III tbs jutlg-
iLent 0f Tho Commissioner Of l'cnst0l,s lii
formation Is conclusive TINT tho pension w,,s
obtained through fraud. Tho right Of nl,-
lMal Is provided f?r, anu reasonable atluw.
allccs, II successful.
, 1881-02-11
THE RECORD,


WAslE1SOv0X. u. Z. Fclt, 1O.-Mr, Win-
dom Introduced bill authorizing the h[Uxt-
can Nntionnl hallway Compa,iy 10 construct
u brl,lgb to thB centre ut tho Rio t;rnuts4
River Or to tho bon,,tlary-llne between Mexl-
cu alIl lilo United Stutes. Referred.
Tho Senato bill AuprppriAting S:D0.00Q for
the purchase Ut sruunl for unu tl.o erection
thereon Ut Il hnll nf slupns!t for ti.a t:oyur1,-
,l,ent rtworsls passed.
Pursuant tn Il resolution offered by Mr.,
l'entletu,l. ansl Ml0ptod. slcssrs. PelalDsto,,
Autl,Ury, and tIayarL wers constituted II
Committee ta 1nakp necessary arrangements fur
tue inauguration Of thu President Ulept III tho
lth uf Alarch IIe4t.
The Legislative appropriation bill was reco!vet,
unu referred.
Mr.. llluir introduced bill! providing for tho
Temporary tncFrAsu Ut facilities tur the exNu.l-
nation nt,a nutldlrnttDn u pv,stan cl.ttnls.
Mr. FunrEec4 preaoIltua Ii c0nctlrrvnt Tcs0ltl-
Htl0n Ut ElU,1u fur thu improvement Nf thu
kAnkAkeu llyer. Retrrrutt.
snlng private pension bills passed. Discussion
shuwtd ttAt tho sehAtu WAS aycrdo to allowing
nrrGAgH iii bE,rclnl ActS.
I'llv l.,ssat Appropriation bllI was takor up.
alr. Wnltact, lu bchair uf ttlu tuunitte9 u,
Apprnpriat!oiIs,. explained tue changes vt the
bill tnIp hy tho tHnIlntltee. The AKKteKHtu
;ntss aud t:..atgi3 Ii, uxceas Vi tue bill ot slo
last fiscal year. Thu t",atMl revenues far 1Se4
Were $sa, ,6s5Nu, tho total u tho bill exceeding
thIs by f:.Hk:,:2 As showing tho r1lpitl tuusl-
enef 0t tho department tuWuEtl sustaining
tAAt In 1911 tho total expenditures were $.4.eM.-
w. aud tho tolAl revenues taDU57 ,0tx. while
! tf,sa.1to was paid from the Treasury to sustuII
, 1881-02-11
TALK ESoUGu To TIRE 4 l,ooK-A0E,

TALK ENOUGH tn TIRE 4 ltODK-AGEST.
tptetat Dispatea to The Chicago 1s4bunt
WAsl.1SurDS, j. e., Feb. l0.-Tho Cabl-
hct-lllakers tlsscrt TINT Senator EDnkling
wanted to iavu Levi y. Alottun appointed
Secretary Of The Treasury. And WIS refused
by ten. Garllcld, who said that ary other
Cabinet position which llB might select, ex-
rcpt tho State nMl Treasury Departments,
would he given him, but tl!e inlprc,lllious
New-Iarker says that his only alcslrn Is 10
have Morton Secretary uf tllu Treasury, and
TINT l!u does not wish hin. or my other
friend to acccpt my other Cabinet appo!ht-
nlert. There Is muel, truth In this roporte,
Nltinlatum.
NAL. NuTrE1lwOKT1I,
who represents tile First Congressional Dis
trtci OF Olllo iii Congress, has rptnrne.l frou,
visit to t'rn. GasIle!d at Mentor. liz WIS
nAketl II ScMAtur Cnllklny would i.avo rep
Tese.,tatiun IN tho Cabinet, 10 which ha lnaau
reply: i" II Senator Co1,klng Inns askel for II
certain Cabinet placo md been rcfl,sed, but
hns been told li1 can NavO my other ),ltleU llU
Inay choose tu select, wnu! 1t III aucl, event
bo t;en. iar!ield's fnult If New Ynrk Is with
out representation IN the Cabtnut"'
, 1881-02-11
AN EXECUTION STAYED.

hbfft1s Onpdtfh 10 ihe lh1taoo lfthfsh&s
ST. rOuIs, Feb. 10.-1ho Court Of Appeals this
morning rrIntcI stuy OF execution In tho case
OF James hunks. tho negro wlfe-nllrtlcrcr. cou-
dornned to be hangcd Friday. Feb. II. Jullgo
LOWS, tho Chief ju!gn, announced t'lo conc.t-
sIuu Of tho Court Rrnuttng the stny pending MI
appeal with tho Simple remark: "ThIs does
not imply that tho Court ,s nut satisfied with tho
rccUrtf.' As soon aS Mr.. Jnncs Dnnks attorney,
WIS grnnteti tho s,'pcrsc'cas by tho Court OF
Appeals, ho ut once procccdcdto tho Fonr Courts
to uppr!se Hunks Tint II ssay liat! bccn RrnntGd
III his cnse. At tho huttr when Tho attorney ar.
rived I!n,ks still In bin cell III company with
Guurd lnhn Crctty. 1[p hatt passcd vpry rest,css
Night. Ever afslCe he learned thNt n, Gtrurt was
being mn'ls In hts f,ehalf ilo Inns npNearci ~ II
murc cheerful frnmn uf 1nul. Tho fact tElat
snIncbpiy hutl Interested himself IN h[s hel,ulf
when ho Looked upon tlsmseit as utterly friend.
less. WIS whit chccrcll him np, When told ho
wouttl not ln hanged to-inorrow no co,t
scnreely believe It, Hut when tho thing WINS
reiterated he oyerpnwcred tho attorney with
thlNks.
, 1881-02-11
NICARAGUA.


WASHINGTON. d. o.. Feb. 10.-S0.ne very
curious indications have been observed for
tho last ten days Or two weeks In regur. to
thu real purposo Ut quito Il number Of tllose
most prominently connected With tho Sicnr.
uguaM Canal sclcine. Willis n fow nre.
without doubt, earnestly III favnr 1T pushing
tho enterprise. thero Is no doubt TINT others
as prominent Us aliy nru rathur lEsconragIng
than fatoring activo oporntiohs. This latter
class IL fDlt1ld III EVERY INSTANCE to be Iutcr-
ested in the Jay Gould plans Ut Southwest.
ert connection with tho Pacific through
MuxlcD auni theru rtquitv Humber Uf very
HhreWu observers here WHO hclieyu tint
tho NlcarnEuaIl kcfeHln Is being llsp.l
by some ut t!luse who puss M
tts promoters simply ilsa means by which Mi
other canal projects cuu bc defeated, iie Ill
1eEt OF defeating tleHl being to ..tiyaslce tl.e
Interests 0t tho Mexican railway scheme. Iii
this CONNECTION the HENS hts ru;lrhut hero
from Panama tlat UIle of tho principal agents
Of tho taeiiic A1nil l.Inu Is now r,li:lEeI in
preparing 10 Iatablissl a lno Vt STEAMERS 0l
the l'ucltlc with Il terminus TT tiuay,l,a,. u1I
tile Mexican coast. This Significance of this
consists III the fact tlnt tiuuyllllls Is Onn II
the western teTM!ni Of tllu projected jay
4ioula system Ut Mexican railways.
, 1881-02-11
CRIMINAL NEWS.
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
Ertttat Dtspateh Ia 1ht Chttaeo Tribune.


MILWAUKEE, Fel,. l0.-A lively journalistic
acnsntan Is reported FROM Norway. ono or tho
nuw towns III tho Mclu,ulnco irnn range. Tho
c.litufa Of the IrtM Chronicle, MessTs. Shacbel
and ilrrnott, hnvc been nrrcatctf md nrd
undergoing prosecution for llbcl OIL tho COIL.
pn!nt 0t tho lending lawyer of tho village, Mr.
Wendel.n gentleman of wealth, WIN established
t!,otn In their publishing business nt,nnt twelve
months nuo. Tho ynnnE acribcs Ind bccotnc
R1 personal nnl ntsiyu III tho Chronicle tlutt tho
better class of citizens, including Mr.. Wendell.
felt called nron to resent good Maty
OF their 1tternHces. Shael,a1 suffered
thrnshfiix nj tho lantls OF
an trnts resident n fey weeks ago. a,ld the nexs
issue Of tho pntrr contained M article chnr1tnK
Wendell with lncltlnR tho ehnsliscnicnt. Fur
this statement tllo iavyer hasi tho n,owspnrer
The examination resulted In their bcinR held to
trtnl. After tho examination froe l'glit took
lscrsons, friends of tho principal parties. wcrc
enEnEed. 2lnco thgn tho editors hnro been mr.
rustctl on other cs,nrKcs. Excitement runs high,
mud tho end Is not near,
, 1881-02-11


CotuMnUs. O., Feb. 1o.-Wl.en tho Senate Joiu.
resolution requesting tho United stutcs seuato,s
tu vote iur tho confirmation Of Stanley sntihows
10 te Judge or tho SuprU,no Court ean1o IN In
tho uousc this morning thcte was iIycly
tlnn anticipated, but MS sUou us fba
resolution was read tho Speaker pru TEN. Of the
IlOHse moved tllAt tho resolution hc referred 10
tho Committee on Federal Relations, before
yoto was reached Mr. DIoon, tDc,uocrat) desired
tho resolution to be anlondetl 20 Us to read 1,u.
fns T., Ranncy" for thnt ut Stanley Matthews,
1lr. Scott, tho Republican lender Of the House,
made strong speech opposing tho Senate res.
oluuon, anti stated that 1t WIS buncath tho DIX.
nlty Ut tho Legislature to esldcnyor to Influence
tho Hennt0rs from Ohio on question which
thoy and they alono should be ,4o
Judges. 1io also believed that tho
passage Of such Il resolution would in!lro
seu1tor blntthess far mort tlan It would do
HIN any good. After Il discussion lastla tn
hour, Mr.. Wiliiauson's motion retorrIn9 tho
matter to tho CunnIttce On Federal Relations
was nErccd to by Il vote Ut ~ to IL, which vlrtu.
ally kills tho resolution. Tlo protest cntcfcd
,lpon the Journal Of tho Scnato by the Demo-
sFts sxS1 as the stSn fhsf IL 9r ~ asy e.,
worthy Of wctlrtng thu robes Of justIco,
nnt chnrEinK that whon hc WIS ,irtHlGr of tho
senntc tu wis ting Retained attorney uf Gigantic
corporations. an1 advocated thc!r intctcs.supoa
tho floor OF tho Stnatc, pleading tic cause of
dtshuneat corporation against thu tAcrcd rights
Of tho peopl'. nfld lInally they .prutcst bccause
this resolution Is without precedent fl tue an-
nals or tho General Assembly Ut Oht.,, mud lie.
thu 'cy"l q polis!cal convcntion. ,nAkng +:
tho majority tn strengthen tho chll.o of
vulnerable office c-secker, ,whosc'eloyatto to Tho
1l!!cH which TO 30 diligently seeks would not be
obtained rs tho usual upu huunrAbiG methods
, 1881-02-11
ELI PERKINS ON OHIO.

oPF'4 0ApAttH ~ 4He LHlcaFo 4Fsou"s7
C0LuMntIs, o., Eob. l0.-E!t Perkins, tho mod'
est Enan 1T lurRc, while III tho city to.day, spoLs
on pulittcai topics as follows:
~ puvcr saw tho people Of my State 50 inter.
cs.ctl In politics rs thosu uf Oh!o. One would
naturally think TINT tioro wultlu bo Il lili ai!cf
the rrsidcntlut election. HIT Bueh IL not toe
tIlsu. IthprG seems to hB moro interest no~ ~
to Whether StAnloy aiutthows will 10 confirmed
Supreme Judge than thurs was NJ to whether
Con. Onrt!eld would be elected President.
will tell you something" said Fit, "1ta =
Hly wink, ''but you must not give no
nway. Twill losu my polit!eai litnenco wlln u.
great inch III tho Enst. Cunktlny "nat "A'
nDything to do with the Ohio crowd. lio IL aoHa
OIL every 1nnn that colI,cs from t)hIo' aoa
know Hayes came from OHIO. Cunkifng IL aoan
On Chrc Fustcr for tho satno reaso''' anu w.
tho ppwor behind tho throno TINT caused nH
withdrawal froin tho stutu Senatorial 1aee|
Gnrlcltl knew ho could not krep John snst. a.
nsnn III tho Cabinet, md bud 10 nn.s n.s
IL place fur h!tu. 30 ho eaus4
Charlie Foster up to Mentor .au. ~.
Hhermai. in lilo Cabl,!ct,, tor i wonld, i az, Is
piense Conkilng and hts followers, ~ Il Ia q
Withdrew In Hilerlllnnn tMvur lneft th'kn'c cstr
CMsItnut position Tor him. iuls knvM ,;s nt s",.
Withdrew md s!crtnnn WIS elected a. wIig ~ i'll
ator Now Churlo Fstur Is In tlo sans a[rsi " in
berlllIse hs belongs 10 Tho Uh!o crowa ai'9 'se''
would a!sl'!caso cunkltuy uya,t,., uya,t,,.,x., coua,ma-
"llut h1w nthlut Stanley MAttho"s e'"A''
' "The ] oppoyIsion M % 10 tho confirmation ot sFia, Il.
10y Matthews epllies Erom conklins I.s I1teuaf
frlc,Mls-unnthcr Oh!u min md ,hf"1 M hll
nll,tl 10 hrrAk tlle Ohlucruwd. lie eaa1de@s
that Ohio snAil mot be rcprcsrt,tGd ~ pIturieye
cnolHvr md theru Will D1 hiDn i,ia, y ni n Pcit
tnf InI fnr,,iturn (tl,ikltr px pettts u 9lh' ia
, 1881-02-11
CORRUPTION,
IMrIDUs MEN nEAnlNt1 SWAY.

1Mfl0ES MEN 1lFANlSf sNAft
Eptetnl Dupdtth to The Chicago TrtluHs.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 1o.-DurEng tho
four years Of this Administration tho gam
blers in Washington hasu bern permitted to
keen their houses open witllnut my practi-
cal restraint, All TINT seems tn have been
required of them Is Tint tlley should keep
their blinds closed and prevent my disorder.
Every rutll tint l,as heeli nlRto Inns generally
Hailed to accomplish anything beyond the
capture OF n few colerrd attendants. Last
night. atter midnight, there WIS nH'rc sue
cessfnl raid against the gamblers, although
many of tho latter seem 10 llnyc lnd notice
Of the movements nr tic police. a largc
number of tic houses III tho vlcinity0f
"Nt:M HOW"
were rallied, md n number Of persons capt.
llred, including, II Is snitl, Soslt. l'GlnhCrs Ut
Congress, although the most tliiEcnt inquiry
Inns failed to discover who these members
the trns Having been Released o, light col..
lateral, anil having given faEse 1lalnes at
tho 1oico station 'o..lay tho PARTIES wnro
bnund over i'll large ball for hearing. One
Of the pIncccs rallied y the historical Ea,n-
tayorlt resort Of congressman during tic
War.
TuEnE Is 4 yEl,y GENERAL ANXIETY
for HOW administration of municipal affairs
to begin here. The hulnlnig VI the Inst two
pretended rails IN gambling, and tho tnct
That the police headquarters are. established
over extensive grogsltops Are fair illustra-
tioi.s OF tho mctlmlsof tic City government.
Il Is understood tint thu reli1rnt of the I,n-
lice hraslusi.rtrrs from the decent and rt.-
spectabo lueati1ll before occupied wns
prompted ',y the desire of II relative Of y
former Commissioner. to rent tile. present
quarters, md t',w, when, i,s olt teIl iappcilS,
reputable lRtirs have Ues,asf1ll to visit head.
quarters u. business, they arc Obliged 10
fnrce their way through one uf. tho worst
RRngs ut harroum loafers about any corner
in Washington.
, 1881-02-11
GAS,
4 nISfi TO l3E INVESTIGATED.
Eptftat {3Isnatth In 1hk f.httdpa Tribune

- h'.'' :" ''' '-'' - - 'NSA ht'''
Special 'hpateh ia The cateaco 1r.ount.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Feb. lo.-Tlc wash
lnrtou Gas Company IL Mt last To hi, invcsti-
f n.,taI ria 1I,,,so in.Iov IN m ntinn If Mr
.si, 80 s,.t.''' " t'',,, W. ,,.,.ss,,
4hnrch, u ala'lc' adoplea u aFeS"'''tlon WHICH
represents tliat, ihastnlci ~ certain bt-
tircrs fof thu Itnuse md Stockholders 1T tho
lv,ehir,,o,, f,,utt,yl,t t,,mnouv ~, nn,t.,v,,r
A. -, i,,,,,,.,, r,,,,+r,,,s H., to ,,ntt,r ,f
a., ,..,'. f.s 1,....,t,u. th ,,,,i,I, h,t,t,,,.a
, .,,''ia ~, t,,a..s.,r H., uns,,,,,1t',, C.s
Mi'u Et"u''"s' l'ts'tlulo M .!o M"sn'''E"', u"s
light Cnnlnany furnish tlle llnuso Of Hepre-
Bentatises Immediately list Of NIL the stock
holders Of said Comnany. nrpl tic name 0f
cno,, .h,v,,,,- ,,,o ,,,,nl,n, RI vhorcu hul,1 ut
'e"' o1o"t' a'.o ,'''' ~ ~ ~ ~ .,'a
tne l'EeseilL til'e, alst' lha ',alaes oi at t'le
St0ckAultler3 Uf reG0ra during tlio !nSt SIX
months said list 10 be verified under the
oat1, nf the ot1icers IF thc Co,nrnny. also tin
,.n,n,,,,, ~ ,,o ..t,n1. ~ ,ha t',,,,,,,,.
,1'o",s y. .AI .a s''' =" Wv
Bhhres, scrip, Or cash; also tho cnsll a1'd ns-
sets on hand al the present time.
MR. M{,1c.II
held that tho resolution wusa privileged one: =:
I,nt t,,nrrrss Ind chYrtorr.l tim t,nmnanv IN
.om ,.',t. o,,;t't ~ e"ts, n.o. ~. .',,i'.
lettv, VIII enpltt! " f'"'o"o' 'nae "''''
with wntercd stock, aggregated S:l,OO0, 600.
It's. lie said. declaring dividends cunul 10
cYw, mn n yanr nnl + ,n,v nriv ,,,,ti. +bo
,Jr,,,,,,t ~ mrress @ u"M ~ "y 'yi,r., :,
ti - "a ~. nt ,", -" ~ =, IN n ~ mu,
srt,, o,,a ~ W & &u", GMu"; AL
,st ta a,So m1. o,,I II ~
n,'S - 's ~, ,,t' r,a" T.
, 1881-02-11
Fatal Collision on tho Old Colony
RNilr0ni itl Massachusetts.
Several OF the Passengers Killed,
Wounded, and Burned.
Frightful Explosion Of Linseed-0il
Manufactory in st. Paul, Minn.
Two Non Buried Beneath tho Debris OF
the Demolished Bntlt1lng.
The Ruins on Fire and Still Burning ut q
Late Hour This Morning.
TRTGIITFUJ. EXPLOSION.

FRTG1IrFUIl EXPLOSION.
CLEvELANu. O., Fob. 10.-A LctItler special
frum tho scene Of tho explosion n few mflus
south of Sn1c1n snys: 4 nun named Smith WIS
going Into tho msno, when the Superintendent
cautioned him nbout going to II certain room, rs
Itcoutnncd tire tlanp. nutns ttlnt wns t1ry,whtlo
aruund tho trnck was filled With wAtor, Smlt.
disoboycd orders and attempted to pnss through
tho forbidden room with II lighted limp III h!s
hat. Immediately terrific EXPULSION occurred
blowing through fifteen feet OF cnrth composing
tho roof and carrying death and destruction to
nll around. About twenty men wero at work In
tho mlno, Six Of whom wcro
KILLED OCTRIG1tT,
and n number dangerously w0t,n,'cd. 4 mu1o
md trnlu Of eight cnrs wcr0 SHOT out OF tho
mnin gntrat1co rs IT from cutlnon. Another
tni,lo, drawing curt tn which nnii WINS scntc1.
wns blown on tup Of tho cart, killing tho driver.
jackson Lock, inst entering. was blown buok
and over high railroad en,bankment into tho
crrck helDw. IIc ID bn.lly hurt, Tho mon not
disabled Or killed cscapcl through shutt to tho
open mir.
THE KILLED
arc: ,Jnmcs Lognn md son, Jn,ncs Mchan. Will
lam Haley, George IIonshiiwood, nnu Ed Smith.
tho man WIN cnuscd tho explosion. lilo was
batlIy mutilatel md his body burned to crisp.
TIE WOUNDED
arc: Jnncs Crouch, Robert Haley, Ell Crclgan,
John Aiken, Potter Wilson, aud two brothers.
Ncarly alI nro batly hurt, ard BoHio Will die.
Mrs. Griffith hal Kono to tho door Of tho nino to
cnl1 her R0n when tho explosion occurred. ahG
Hnw tho mule shoot ont or tho mine, md fo,,nt1
horaon Injured. George lIonshlwood died III his
wifp's nr,ns. Tho scenes wero heartrcnlIug In
tic extrc1nn 4 corpsc Of physicians wCre stinl-
1n0tletl, and rondurcd assistance to tho wpuulcd.
, 1881-02-11
CINCINNATI ITEMS,

ClSClNNATl, t., Feb. lU.-l1nrry Hlntcr, tho
fu.nons Ltle Ffdheruhsn Of ll!co's" Evnngoltno !"
troupe, IL lying critically III ut tho Iloicl Enrry,
Of typhnl fuvcr.
Archbishop Purcell Is reported tnacl, Improved
III hea'ttl. having wolI.nBa recovered from his
recent Btroko or !'arulyss.
The printers' striku III tho Commercial ol1co
appenra not To be serious, as tho pll,or Is out
thts nfr,llng Ut, time, thnl,x 1t wns ult.ouncod
ttut b,lt seventeen nr n!nety.tlvu printers re-
mltn. Tinl tHJltulu la AttotIt keGplilK tue com
tt,r tIlAr.
al! tho stoye-inoitlcrs Of this city, helon4Ing
tn the 6t0yo- 3luatesa' Union, struck tlrpe uayh
HgH fur Al nlynNGU Ut Is per rent. To-day ill
the flrns conceded 10 tho lctnrId Ut tho ikcrs
mud tue lIsel Will gu 10 work to-!nort0w.
, 1881-02-11

RICHMOND, W., Fu!' 10.-At MuseyllIc, Pitt.
syIyanta County, Il negro, convicted Of q triil,rE
offensc, Infused tho magistrate. demonstrated
With nnuthor neErt,, he bpcano enraecd, and
Rssail,al uIl tho whites present with u btnlRoDn,
killing J. e. Arthur nnl seriously wDundtnx twu
1ttcrs Tho ncgro cscaped to tile ctut,-room Of
tho "Tr1sc Friends" WHO resolved not t0 ntlow
tholr couirR1c to be arrested. They held M ntt-
night session, marching with thu murdered Mt
tsluir l,eal, beating Il drum. Twelve mer we'll
nrnlrd, secured their arrcst aud snfely lodged
tht1n In JUL. Thu citizens were With difficulty
prevented fr0m Iynchug them.
, 1881-02-11
Under u Tsvcl,1y.Is,ct4 Log.

During the reccnt e0ltl snup Charles Itorjarty,
wlo wua chOppiuH wool Mllilc III tho f0rrAt Nuar
Lake 1curKc. "us kl.pk.A llowll BY IL Ing tweuly
iHchcs In thickness, md tho lug rallied ul'nt4
nf h1s legs III such u wny that ho WIS auclEcy
held to tho grullnd. t3c renlnt.sct iu tAat l,G-
sitIon thfrty.six buurS before Lo MIS-
found an4 scie!seI. tlis lrK wus bAt!ly
4npntattt, but hi kupt hlmsc!f allvo
6y eldeayuriuy tn cut through the 10y With bis
tAck-kntfct which ilu llud nchray accomplished
whtn discovered. I}urarty slya 4u suffered III
tcnseEy when he fua,.a 10 could mi pull hltsl-
SELF lolso, ind tiarsns ths latur hturs or his
urtious that hc 1nAi!ugcl 10 keep III work with
bis knlfc. lIo worked during tho darkness AZ
well as tho Daylight, aAa h!a hnlda Were Dlis-
tered froln using the kuito.
, 1881-02-11

Tho Governor Of Idn11o Territory In-
ttu1EcH III Some Plain Talk on tho
SnbJret, CondcllaMfng 1t in UnHpnrin-

TERMS.
IsoIsn, Idaho, Feb. 1a.-The Legislature nd
julrrrd this evening. Gov. Neil Bont In n sec-
urd nntt-I'olyKnmy 1ncasngc to b0th tf.liscs of
tho Legislature Inst Saturday, which put the
Mormon members In Il great ragc. The Gov-
crnnr snd:
~ must NRnln direct your attention to tho
sprcad of roIygamy IN this Territory ,itl-
.lcr tho fostering influence Of tho Nor
mun Church. as tho reasonable suxYcs'
t!ons contained IN my communication do-
llycrcd ut tho openlug Uf your sess.Dn
to once more aivert to tiio sub jec, and urge tho
Immediate atlupslon of strin4onr measures
e sesa sHtr"fts /" ho Hs ,srss sx cls Essy ss /, ! e.
members ot tho Church for t.o purpose of bird
Mssrss"il ss leaicrs hayo sfrcw'iiy ealci,tated
TINT. by 1nAklns IT society large community ut
Interest ~ H., crime, TO ~ Ts,hers - cnn l'o m
cnrryins iilto cx.etion tho pnliticnl sruu,es of
Tho i'r!ssthca; lhc nw ,1;'Ear,'s y pnlyyanIst
uinn her sn''!rcn e ,!so , tho . s,'st
"fxS y s .s b s NV ;a psysas. pS tpray 9 s
ROcs for protection uni 4rGG,isc 10 tho Church.
lian1shct Irnla ami os.rasiscd by ~
er S,fa aa1sa s ti snot @ ssy tt 10 to M's Sumo nn H.
atsntn for syrtthy sSaa to RrsicT t Is
veias All scs n ssssa !" scsiv ''
Btrergt, i" ,ae Ci,rrh. TniS,so Who nre lin. .ar
MON NON m asrt tsl "'erl'a, sSy why s. III III 1as Msr:
tteaH devices, nnd GtsGu.nn:cs eaics,lntcsl u
St ap nto an she fsSnss 5t sxi" asys
system. It IL for thu purpose u mollllig tho
Minds Of the s nsnhsrs "f tho Church 90 thnt
W ; sss%i s: +
NttH1tHGrIp4 til lultIrESH
, 1881-02-11

Hpfc1al D11pa1ck 70 Ths Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Fob, 10.-f1enry Aino Maxim,
ncwsdea!cr at tho Soldiers 1lnrue. has been
missing since lnst MondaY. until this AFTERNOON,
whom he was discovered lying on bunk
In tho old hosp!tNl with life extinct from tho cf-
fectH Of cnut-Kns. lie und n conlrnte named
I4AngIer wont Into room to snite Il E,lp u1!d
mnat il.lvp closed tho drnfta Ut tile conl-
stove. L,.lgtcr WIS still hrctlthtn9 when they
owned IL farm Il, Illinois. nnl brlnngcd to Il
Respectable fnmily IN tbat Statc. llo Wns much
resItctrtl III that Stntn.
, 1881-02-11
A a1UnDEl.OU4 ATTEMPT,

Co1.DwATalt, Mlch, Feb. l0.--Satnllel Bwcnzkl,
ro'au1vr, WIS to.duy held for trinI ut tho
next tern, Of tho Circuit Court for MI
attcmpt nt murder. 1t appeared TINT
be catlsn to town with his employer, Il farmer,
wont h,n1 without him; md when Hwenzkl ulso
rcMchcd h0me no whs Unrugell and drove MI tho
fnIn!ly 9%t Gf doors witt, p!sehfork, thrcatcn~
, 1881-02-11
DROWNED IN a WELL

SpfetIk Dispatch 10 i9ft CHtcGto Tribune.
WEST AuHoltA, ILL.,, rc.,. to.-slrs. Ellon Hut
lcr. wife OF Jnncs t}uticr, 70 ye.rs old, aud fur
thirty years n rratlont Of the corner Of I}runsl-
WY ind Now York strecta, wns missed from tho
hotasn at at unrly honr this t,lprnilg. Thorc WINS
an unnvAllng search ,,ntll lantern WIS INV
erctl lnlo tue well. wtlero portions NJ her cloth
wis III feuble health, nn,! tho Enrnnrr'a Jury
found her 10 havu bcun Inshtlc. Her hrnlller.
John Fttzg!hlons, Is an insnnsc Of tho 1nsn,lo
Hospital ut Egn.
, 1881-02-11
FIRE At 0c0N0h0W0c. WIS.
ErHrLyf ~ Ia 1bf fH,1u,. s51~[hruA

OCoxoMbwoC. Wiz. Feb. 10-A tlro hrokc out
at u o'clthk tonight III tho boot and
sli0o st1re OF NnsA l. CoylU, und,
before tho onyino could ba brought to
tho re, tho fumes hai spread 10 lilo adjoining
!nrn!tur0 sttre Ut II. +. Lyke. Loss III build.
lug, $I.UO0: covered n.,stly by Insurance. The
grIatcak part OF thu guois wuro saved.
, 1881-02-11
ENONElkATED,

DIS MONIES, ln.. Fen. l0.-Tte Coroncrs Jury
cx0neratch tho Ch!cAgo & Hook lslanl 1taltrond
company from ull b1anu In tho dcAth OF james
Cfnne, killed. l,y IL trnla Tnrsl!ny night Thu
evIdellce showed lhnt he hnd bceu lrlnking,lMr-
A!S tlruth.
, 1881-02-11

entered reversing Judgment md Remaining
ClalEc.
iii. Mct'asl Va. Atres; motion by appellee TO
modify order allowing nppcnl; melton over
ruled.
Os7. Watkins Vs. Jones; appeal dismissed IN
AhArt record. .'....
Court adjourned to Court In course. The. next
term uf this Court Under tho Inv. rs amended NJ
this session nf TIN t.rHls.nfurr. viii commcncC
OH tho third rlira,ny 18th t1nyl of Mny next.
, 1881-02-11
CHIEF DOUGLASS AGAIN At LARGE.

LEAvENwonT.s, Kas., Fob. lo.-.itter un !n-
rrisonmcnt Ok q year In tho Kaard-huuse at
Futt Leaycaworth, Chlof uouS!Ass, tho tcAlllng
spirit In tho bteckor masaaust, w.S to-day ro-
leaaea. ani stArtoa un bis why to Fort 0nrlat,.i,
waence he will be escorted lula his old h,lltng-
Krouuda: He 10 ln charge OF Eapt. Lciiu and
iNQ HQlqerH.