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CRIMINAL NEWS.


nETRo1r. Mich, Mnrc!, IA remarkably rnys-
terious dcnth II reported The body Of UeurRe
II. Sullivan. n young Inwycr nf DowaHlnc. In this
State. wns found yesterday III Ii Held atjoIHIng
tho Central lsatlrnnd, nehr tie village ot f'oku.
Kon. lie went to Mica last sIunday. slrce which
tlue no tldnRs had been received concerning
him. He was nbol.t 10 ycnss of nHc. and seaycs
n widowed mother. His father WIS the fiun.
James Sullivan. nt,c OF tho ablcst luwyers Of tho
state. who died nbout two years Hxo.
George H. Sullivan arIuel II cuse ut Stles, on
N,fIduy nftes,noi,, md left 1t WIS supposed, for
hone That evening. An investigation Ia In
PROGRESS.
News comes from Cellar Springs. II small VII
1nge III Kcnt County. thIs Stntc. TINT the com-
1nunlty wcro thrown tntu great excitement Inst
Saturday evening By the report shnt II Eri1tt-ttoe
agent named William Dickinson was choking 10
sleHfh Mt tho private rrsidence ot Jospph Ietfcr-
soa. lie strNVvlg.l ahDut AfteHn minutes anu
died. Ills pirtner. Henry Inngs hHs been ar-
rested for suspected fUu! plAy. lNcklnsun wis
atout ~ years of nsc. lie leaves a fnsnly In
pu'r c!rcutnstAucrs.
ClSctSSATt,, o.. March 3.-Aun E1za Collins,
tho wife Ut Arch!e ColIons. II gambler Of this
clty. dfei yesterday md st!,ue htr feA,h pistol
wotst1d has been fHuna In her body. The mys-
terry ts under investigation.
, 1881-03-04

Spfetat Dtpateh 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
9A1Esnlist1. ILL.,. March ;l.-As was telegraphel
last nluht. the cilseof The People against 1'adliy
GuerEu. one Ut the notorious Carrnll Ru,,K, who
WIS implicated In tho robbery If tho Farmers +
Nceha MES bunk, casnt up III the Criminal
Court this morning. Tho ROOM Sas crowded,
and NIL were wondering what new pun tho collu-
rel far the defendant would !cvIst ia II means
Of delay. when 10 the nstonisncnt OF hll 0uerin
entered ptea Of guilty. Tho Court. at the re-
quest Of co,,nsel, dill not pass sentence until
this afternoon, when the prisoner was nHain
brought into cunrt. nuu then. 10 tho
greater establishment or M, he asked to With
draw his plea Of guilty. judac Glenn WIS sone-
whit puzzled, and sn1d that he wu,ld require an
nidAyIt stntinx tue GROUNDS for tho chanxc Of
bis plcM. Counsel drew up IN affidavit. hut. for
sot''c rcusnn after lengthy consultation. y VIA
never read. and Gurrln nlodestIy toll tho Cn1tTt
thar be would plead guilty. Aftnr res',arks from
tha attorneys askinv for mercy. ETC.. the Court
sentenced him tn the tcnisentiHry for eight
yeArs. Guerln n,,u bis IrIrnl. .1uc MNstfn. ttn,k
tho sentence hlrd They hah :vAjnly Legxed for
three yeurs. II Is supposed that Davle. who ~
III Jnil, Implicated In tho same nt!alr. win be dis
charKed. 1t ~ quite problb!e Tint there will be
a lively contest AS 10 who should reGe!ve the
$2,yu3 reward offered By the bank.
, 1881-03-04

NS .NlNAESs
NEW York, March .i.-Thts morning two
coaches were driven to tho Central Oi}ice,
AID party Of elegantly dressed gentlemen
and latlIcs allghtetl. They wurc shown into
tho Superintendent private office, and, after
brief conference, assembled to sEatron
Wcbb's quarters. In tho party were an old
genllenan and Indy Of mature age. No
suonor lad the door Lending to the lost chIl~
dren's department been opened tlnln n girl,
hardly Il, who was standing at the win
dows, flew toward tho Indy, and,
throwing her arms around her neck,
cried, "Aunt, o aunt have you
come?' The lady foldcA the chtu In her
nrins, and both sobbel for tfno. Then fol-
lawetl explanations and entrcAtles OH the
part Of the old people. to which the girl Mt
Inst yielded, md. after another visit to the
with her friends. Tho whole party werH
driven to n private residence III West Twelfth
strcet, whero tho recovered child's rclntiyes
live.
TIE YOUNG RUNAWAY
is a granddaughter Ut n wealthy md ptomi-
ns nsnt an msrc''at r pal!'"s5e whsf9 S she
Sic grew sip. developed Intense
sra.n"tiS :,t ttns.tnsts n'd 5o,,ElnF fer M t{,s
f'nse rs rcss 5 y f lar e"y Eyfastes fSe 10 1y 1t G sr
ntlDpt tho profession nj al! actress. A week
ugo tllIs INCLINATION eliminated In her RIM
nlng awa}. ller grandparents. sny'nis!ng tho
nbeSt Soi|fa e. heF I t4 o e1p:nS % ~
once. nllvising them Ut tho chlld's purpose tn
seek tho stnge. After long search stu WIS
tou1d lust ligtlt on tho stage, Of tlle theatre
relears1!lg her part III q performance about
was taken II! ctlnrRc ,nnd nlnced III thu saf':-
keeping of A1Mtron Webb, wheru sAu WIS
found by her grandparents.
, 1881-03-04
PEDESrI{IANI9M,

ALI. PREVIOUS 1tECOlslls BEATEN.
NEW Yo1sK, Alarc!l a.-rhe score Of tho
Mn.llson Square waiktng-inutc!l nt n. Ill.
was: Pancllot ;,i; Sullivan, III; KroIlne,
:ss0; Curran, 800: CanipanM, :a.0..; I.aco,se,
aSJ. a. III: Panch0t, 35J; Sullivan, :}iU;
krohne, &B; Curra,i, 301; Ca,npnnh svb;
LAcouBu, 2SS.
All O'Clock Tnncot scored :s0i miles, beat-
Ing by one mllo tho best record ever made,
that of Rowell In November lust.
3. p. u.-SullIva,l, 3A3: pnnch0t, Sal;
Krohne, s5l; Calnpana, $40; Currall, I'll; Ia-
couse, S3.
About o'clock l'anclot again passed
Rowell's famous record.
3p. m-Seore: Sullivan, 3773 miles; Pam
ehot. 48A; Ksohne, hi; Calupasla, ;a3; Cur
rR11, 81; Lucullse, SUI.
At 6 p. I'll, TaAcllot flushed his I00tl
mile,
THE nEsT 1lEcoHp IN ANY COUNTRY.
Sullivan completed Ills 4o0tll mills Mt o:Aa.
pamcl,ut, scored 4.n miles ut t0:l3. ,un balo
the Mnrkers good night. Forty minutes
lntAr Sullivan. will. seventeen. miles less
tim pnncllut, took II rest. krohnu left tho
track Mt 30. Wellt ont Of the Gnrtlen, n1lu
reappoarcd much refreshed at ll:la. Su'll-
yatI 1T the same Tins resumed hls tramp.
bli.inIXht.-Tho scoro Kta1stla: l'Ailcllut,
40 miles; Sullivan. 407; krolne, SIT; Cur
raft, $50; Canlpu1n, :sa; I4acouhe, Hll{.
Hughes, in January last, Mt tl,!s tlple had
lust 0utsl0liU the best previous record by
scorlnX at u!lcs.
, 1881-03-04
Endurance Of I'lAuth-EflceaK upon
PLANTS Of frosty Weather.

SOniH observations in;ltlu Ut lessnu lust winter
by Herr 1lniFn'nun thruw lHhs un tho way III
which plsnts Hlllrtl III ttlllD u hArd frosts.
flla KrtHt nttvnntn40 Of billy position WAS ttlct
appurcnt; Tho plalils snnntcil tonk llstlc orno
hit,, while uute neAr. Ia thu valley, there WIS
cxtvt'siso Injury. Thu Injury. too, laorcAsHsl in
pruIMrtlon III rrFat0n lunEo The tAlley. sotno
lclliltr ttlt trees ptuctat III specially favorable
circumstances MI lie law Kr0unt wathsttA,A tho
i0wtst temperature ~ degrees IL. Still m1ro
Instructive WAS the f.lct ilut mo md the same
llah-o. r.. ot t'uxlis Or thlI1a WIS klltcd IN tss
L r01uainra Krcu1,. The autl,or inters
that y H. mt pnrt!cu!ar dt-
greo Ut cold Htetcrlntnnt0 for eMeh
llAnt spuoes, thAt kills plutt, but. the amount
Ut quick thawinw. Ths sudden variation Ut
temperature Was III tho CASES considered aDfno
lrWrrcs less for tho plAAta ~ u high sltuattRu
Ant fur tho 4hAdy slIes Ut tho hAlf. Killed shrubs
1t Ia indifferent :tlerr 1tntEtnani says, wAutller
tho thAwlnx bo caused by u wurm wind atld u
ouce Hr daily ropaa.tai by tho sun. On l'co. ~.
ut 0icsscI!. IN tho valley. tho air teIlperuturu
wAs raised y, y southwest st"ru win ra'al'
iruni lallA II ,vxnGs III thu hiyht III rtus de-
HseGs ut anhhiay. TIN Tho hills tho thnwlnr whtd
acted with tho sslnlu high tetnp1ntture, but Tho
prvytuus cOih was luss. The citget Ut thu thuw-
Ing by tho sl1m cuuta ho observed OIL pear trees
IN tho middle of Decpmbcr, long bafore
tho thawtnx wGathur caulo; fhoy wcro
killed by thu duly yurations Of temperature
Of over " degrees gsoln Tho nlx6s mtnt-
, 1881-03-04

HURON A. ONTARIO CANAL.
Eptttdt Uupateh to The L.llenoo Tribune.

+. o.'.s 80, ~ - - - ~ 1tH"s>'"
spteht Nupaseh 10 Inc C''tea'o Tribune.
TohoSrn. March a.-F. e, Caprcri writes to IN
evening paprf as fnttt,wa Respecting tho Huron
4, tint, ria S,,tr f,nnt.
~ 49,. ~ ':''.I ,'s..', sH
~ 'cttera teec''c" from I."Rlana aho f1ance
thls morning are moro cheering thN1I thoy havs
bcctl far aNtlg tc HpJ In cn,,scn,jci)Cc Il IA ey.
ncctc,1 f,. n ,rnnt .riII h, rctp,r p,rr.d IN IN.
r....... - 'a..''' H., ~ ,rs. - .t.,s, :. euo
l!ousc OF Alsen',y ny INC ION. .. A"wats oos-
eTslfnont 10 keep Tho 0'acc ut tho cnnai oron for
nnutt,sr ycnr. 4 ayntiIcaie Is rnady tu tuke IN
thia tpnt rnet FIR ia cn,.trurttn7 n tho rcco,,,
.o,t,tar -, civ ~. .. tr,.> =. s.'.u,,'a ~.
!.Ac''.'ioa ~ ot ]lI"Iics l"PpcF - cHsr'cn oH''
Hce tho evidence or s!r Ehnrlcs Tuppera state
ment bglore tha House III Commons:
AZ tim rc,u,rst ar Mr. cnrren rr. e1.unrcr
..,.1, .,,s e,,a,..I.,, .,...'t oo'f A'' N"PPe'
n',e ~, .no 'o.'o"!''s s!"talhene'
Hr. lnpf'df stilfed that III tho year 1sGS ne had
several interviews With tue luke Ut j,uckiu8-
hH,n ,rhf, ffnk ur,ut }ntpresf II, Tim n+nn,sn,1
n,,n, ~, ax,,rosseS 49, ~. ~ ~. :. .,t,s
e""a4' o"o n"l,o tu"t cru '"'k ~ VIII
NC CONSTRUCTED sie nAh ALSO na'l several thtef.
riows With Mr. ffawkshaw and Mr. lIendtl. buth
rf whon ure enu.nrerx NJ thu hIph,.st sta,atny
T., t.rr,mna ara ,,t,,. xn.ossnt ,,,.,t.
II ,n IT,; ~ }n ~" " tno ".
,,th NY r.t,ns ~" .hn "u c,c;,,nt Etist @ mssu
;rn.nr am liz .ttnr nv r,eonsc.i Il. thn tro. ~
,tm 1:a"t "u @ "t.ur unp.,,,., ~ % ~ liz y.
, 1881-03-04

Special Dtspa.eh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New York. March J.-Winter wheat
further advanced about 15Gnli1 cents Il
busllol, tlt good part Under speculative
influences, Us morc directly affecting
contracts u, No. rcd for March
delivery, which option. MS the centre of
Interest, gained must, though helped also by
the favorable drift OF accounts from tho
West and tile 1ir,nncss OF the ADVANCES by
cnbfe. Spring wheat WINS very scarce and
ngain quoted Mt about III cents Il
blss!lcl but Inns been very quiet.
Snlcs Of No. l rcd were ,lado
ut Sl.eUh@1.27. mostly ut sl.a7. clos
ing Mt sl.aT; No. = red atloat ut S1.al6D
LEX: tlo In store At sl.ao; do March at sl.a0
Ml.2i11, closing at sl..i,{ bill and Sl..l111
1@sfs; @ &c Se 4Es' ay 1T 1t St:ltas sSs sSsE IT It
slNst BID: DO JHns ii tsi.l2ll@el.so; No3
COIN, OATS, RYE, AND nAls11:y.
Corn WIS again aotcsl up 1i1{15 cent per
b?ishet Un affair business, III good part spec
migrated wore !!lade Ut ANG5shNl cents, ~ 70
quality; Nuw York stentller mixed ut 81
cents, closing ut III cents httt.
onts %rn olsrnry act!Go ;G y instafcs
regularly. Sn!es were nude Ut white West
erT ungradcsi at 4stG4714 cents, as to quality;
mixed do ut iso144t{ cents.
hys w4s y.ry dull, quoted as boforo No.
Barley was inactive at about former prices.
PROVISIONS.
a somewhat freer movement WIS reported
ut irregular prices. The latcr trading lndi-
Gnt!nE stronger range OF quotations, as re-
accounts FROM Chfcago. Western niess
pork WIS rather moro sought after
tyr curly delivery Vt the
now, md In tllt option linz guilefnlly lnact-
i've, With April uptloua qttUtgu at Sl54U bid
and Sl5.O asked; 1tay ut SI5,40 bid
unl Sf5.Gu nskcd Western steam lard nttrncl-
gd lilttU attention, but tuWard the close
4 harlenlllE OF prices, but lenvlnE of loss
firmly; and III tho UutIun linn sought after,
O1Hnlng heavy, but subsequently raliylnX
slightly, MntGtt iuAytng 0t ut 3t0 43}SGel .i5;
April ut Sl0i5Rl147}9; May Ut Slp.b3n
asked; June ut Slo.53l3 bid.
THE OTHER MARKETS.
A good demalll WIS ,l0ted fur tailow, with
snles nDlrtt Mt o5(gU.5s,1.
SlEnrs-linw Wnr9 tH slack request on tic
basls Of 7@71sc far fair to good refining Mus
liz frstghts fair business was reported IN
tho berth freight iine, chiefly In tie grnlu,
rrnylsInlb, md cUttO1H Interest, ut GENERALLY
uMRilanKci u,IotatiulH, The nlain call fnr
rO for grain has ,1iepH for Hreat Britain
Ut, lar prnylsinns fdr British, Continental,
al!festhHr than French aud Baltic p9rta. The
offerings ut pEAy fslDliB continued fu!r, though
OH through freight ll!o hlllhlg run low.
, 1881-03-04

Spft1t4 Ultp0fcH 70 Tvs Chicago TFlbHHe.
NASHVILLE, Tcutl.. Mnreil I-Aua1,ias White.
co!orcd, accused OF numbering his wife, WIS nc-
quilted Mt the preliminary examination to-day,
bit wns afterwards renrfeatca ou II Criminal
Court cap!as and jai@etl. The evidence atltucel
Mt tho examination tended to show thal his wife
had carried out Oft repeated thrcats Of leaving
him and going to relatives In the North.
NASHVILLE, Tunu., Murch 3.-Ana:tas Whito
(cnlnrctl,. tho wIte-lnurdcrr, hnd n preliminary
trial before Magistrate to-day. aud wns Is-
charged. Ho WIS subsequently arrested on I'LL
Indictment for murder. flo Askei tho officer to
allow him to TO to Il friends house IT, Ect aouc
betl-clothlnw, and while IN sight of the tlol.sc
escaped. He WIS followed by II pt.sse. hut tho
result Is nut ycf knnwn- 4 negro. while crossing
tho river In pursuit, wus drowned.
, 1881-03-04
THE SUPREME COURT,
Causes Of the DCfent of tho Conkollda.
tlon Scheme in tho Lcglslasnrc-Ds-
cidedly Down OH Springfield.

CaWQck of t1e TlCfeAt or flto COnkOlId4.
Hon $cf,cmo In t1,e r,crls1nsurc-fse.
ciSrt1v I,n,vn ~. knrI,vticlu.
sptcia, Ujsputth 10 Th4 CAiruao Tribune.
srn1ynr1rtu. ill., Mnrch a-seycral cnu.cs
no,sn,rrd IN dufcHt tho consolidation Ut tho M.
pr,,nn t.nurt. Thn nnnnurut., hrnar1
I,v wI,bunts. Elrattnn' and Murria
mt In their work from TIM
ntort. ,vhi, TIM rrIend. NJ th, xcbo,no hogan
Into ,,",,scct n h.dIv, and I,nd NJ, ,,,,rnn,,,ar
r.,,s,.. ~ stnrt ,.,,h Monn, Vcrnru s,r ~.
,"wn viii m" int,ucnco. cn hani an,
~" ,o,os ,no. con,rt,,,,,, sns o,-
tno Sotes tues eo"tsu''eo' set ou1
WITH tho DETERMINATION OF bcattng tho scheme
In such WY that It woulla't rlse again,
ut lrast this ssason. Tho why they
NV nHo"n wy t"e. eun E.
eeh1ratca euo7t anu pluek III "oFkanE Win
pulled ar,t arguments Of various sorts piled with
, 1881-03-04
TIE TELECRAI,IIS.

EFFEcfo or JUDGE DLATCtIFOItb's DECISION.
Spsetda Dispateh to. The Ehaenoo Tribune
New York. NaEel1 3.--'rl,e effect uf Judge
batchford's decision to-day tlissolvlng tho
Temporary injunction granted by Him
self III tho suits Of tho Direct
United Statcs a,,tl French Cable
Companies agaiNst tic consolidated telegraph
companies IL, according to Gen. Wager
Swayne, Tho attorney nf tic telegraph. coul-
pa,1ics, to place the Western Union Con,-
pany III precisely the sanlo position
Of the Cable Companies wcIe brought. The
consolidation, Which WIS 10 lave been per-
fected ~, the eth OF February, can now,
Gen. swayne says, be completed at
once. Tho new Iatld company can no
more afford 10 be unjust tu tho cattle com.
raniea than the cnble companies could afford
to net unJustly toward tho land companies
bafore tho consolidation. Tho representa-
tlyes Of the interests Ut
THE CABLE COMPANIES,
while th0y arc not, rs II matter of course,
entirely satisfied with tho decision,
feel confident TINT the rights of
the cable companies will be protected, II
suppose," said one of thotl, "that tic con-
soIldatlon will now be perfected, but consoll-
ttatton or 10 consolidation, tic rights Ut thu
cable companies Under tlletr contract will
be naiMtaineH"
4 MEETING or TIL: DIRECTORS
Of the Western Union Company was held
this afternoon, but President Green said no
action wns taken toward perfcctlng tic con-
so'ldution.
ANOTHER DECISION FAvoltArtL1s TO TIE
WESTERN UNION.
To tho Htsttr1 Astocafsd PFxst.
, 1881-03-04

mum to tho dug maximum. Herr HOFFMAN
n1au c0IsitIcrs Tint whcn plants ,ira thoroughly
ftoson the killing takcs rlaco u: surrly whethor
ai .'cr fran minus i; Icr. 10 plus uilcs. 81 nr
from n,nus IL ,1cx. h. plus 10 'lrR. With nacl.
trprrc " fGss vHr!atton thu injury Is prtlpor..
amu'!t,llo Of variation Is npcoa asl deter.
minute.
, 1881-03-04
FLOUR.

New YouK. Slnrcll 3,-'rlo Board Of Man.
age1s Of the produce Exchange has adoptMl
tha following new rule regulating the Hour
tratte. The SHINE will be III force aftoF 1t has
been posted tan days:
When Hour IL sold TO arrive within speci-
fed tins, tender ~ to tfuie shall bu OIL notice
from seller to buyer Ut nrriynl nt tho FailtDad
TERMINUS Or transportation llMe dock In Tho
port of Now turk.
Wlun soltl ta arriyn wlt,ii, specified tilue,
delivered alongside sesset or free OIL board,
in tbs abstl.eu ot speefal agreement the
buyer shall furnish placs for delivery with
in tWenty-four huurs from notice fro!n seller
, 1881-03-04

spfetaE Dlsplsch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
LONDON. March 3.-Iho Lucknow Sentinel
Rays: "Judgng from vtllngo talk, ono
would suppose that Lucknow WIS going
to moye out to .)akota en- nnsso fn
tho spring. II ait 10 who declare 1t their fntcu-
tinn to do 20, our village will receive such
thIunng out US It has nuvcr yet seen. A lt,ie
thlunlng Is good sometimes. hut We fcRs not In
this cuse. Tor It Is not the 'xeetls' that are
going, bllt tho 'choIccst f,Ants,-tlld and protn-
inent c!tlzet,s and steady. Industrious y,un9
met. Annttnha seeIms nowhere In COMP parIsun
with DAkutu. All nre for Dakntu. We do nut
t ke 1no aSn o. 9ne pe9@Se @ Ct, erssnf , @ tae ss,
tHucSr
, 1881-03-04

MADISON. lMd., Mnrch a. information hos
reached hero Ut tho murder In Galluttn County.
Kentucky. ut the requcst Of Mrs JAMES q NcAl.
whose hussmni wus ncRlectuR her. Ut Anlrow
Gibnsr. Il nelghbor. lie ca.,e tn feed hiR stock
OH Sunday evening. 0'Senl enne hnue. mud.
tHking M nx, followed till,ncr. knocked httn
down with tbs ax, and thou deliberately cur hih
heAd to plrct:n, AIlll cut utf one Arfn. USeA WIS
arresied ut hls holIsu.
, 1881-03-04

Sbftldt D9pdEFh 70 TIE Ch1<196 9FtU4nE.
TORONTO. March 1-Tho OntnEo Government
haye granted subsidies tn tho following rnil-
roads: Tho Eeiu & Huron hallway, llIel,.dlng
tho wnttAccbnrg 1rnnch, Sf65 per mito per an.
num for twenty yoarA; tho Stratfortl l. Huron
Hallway FROM Hnrrston to Wtnrton. fl51 per milo
perannlM for twenty yenra: the Georgian Hay s.
Wellington Hallway, ff4s,n M1unt Fnrest 10 DIR
nam. *Ila per mile per ntlnum for twHuty ycars.
Those grants arc to be paid hal(-yearly.
, 1881-03-04

Special Dhpateh to TN Chicago Tttbant,
LONDON, March 1.-Wllliam Steward. q col.
osed mnn Ut Ektrld, whose purchases OF
white tnDtat and zno iatety excited some sus-
ptusoh bus hcen nrEcsteu. charged with counter
feltisK. 4 quantity OF spurious colns wero
found III bis possession.
, 1881-03-04

CINCINNATI. O., March :l.-SMrah Bull, \
ncgrcss, Of Wlllln,nsport, ny. lust night got two
negroes to helI hcr hlsbatl, Melvin Hull, willis
shc bent and cut hin, which sAu did lnvru!ealy.
HI,p ai1,l her heIpurs Atu IN JUL.
Al lmrrilte, NJ. yesterday. two negroos wero
sentenced 10 tho l'enttcntary for eighteen
1uunthn for huK-alcaIlnX.
, 1881-03-04
TWO NEAIIS.

apttfdl Dispateh to TAs Cheaeu 1tibuns.
LAFAYETTE, 'Insl., March :l-In the Circuit
Court William Nclaadcr WIS given two years III
tho Northern FenItentlary, 0,l Il churgc Of as
sault anu battery with 1ntent IL ctmnn!t rotl.
hery. sionttay afternoon last tsel lndcr WAS
tnkun fro tnfl to hls hume BY HI sttIter to take
il last farowe!t nf hs lnfnnt 1hd. which died
SOON after hu WIS tukeI luck IT, prison.
, 1881-03-04
ITEMS.


NEw 1'onK, Marcha.-Wtlitanl Henderson,
Altns "Snalc|lc,l," n most expert craftsman,
who Ind Just returned here after n ter'u in
Illinois for bank hurg'ary, WIS "stooa up"
lo-ttay III headquarters t0 give tho detectives
ail np1mrttnKy to ser the notorious criminal.
IssHlf01' srAl.DtSu, uF rEo1srA.
Report IL curre1tist Roman Catt'lIc circles
that llishnp John Lancaster Spaltling, Of
1'noria, ILL.,, il to be appointed bishop Of
Newark, y. j., to Ill lie vacancy cnMsrtl i,y
the rgccnt transfer ut Archbishop CorrtRNn
y Ills city rs coattjutur for Cardinal Me-
Cl0skcy. ..-.....
4 isA1L1.oAp MEMlsE1a
Tho Chamber Ut COnlnersr yesterday
elected George X. blanchard. I!cG-lr:stl.!,t
Of the Sew inrk, Lake ErEc Il Western liall-
rnal CoHpasly. mCilIber. 50 thAt here.
after when questions Hi rallroah
policy come III, there viii proAb!y bo i,Ilstc.
+: u. ,IhHr1rt, anii-rallrGad champion af The
E!lnt1ilrE, welcomed Dtuncl!artl rs o1e nt
the ablest rs well rs the fairest Of railroad
nlGtt.
AID rois THE 1oE!.s.
At mcetlng Of the st. Nicholas Society
to.,irl,t LETTER was read frnn, AltniSter
the 'Iransynal Republic having heen
ot is;?. IL was urjustly annexe,i,
and tie l'ocrs werr lighting for frce,l1nl. 4
committee tlatt E,rc!l ,tppofmted ut ttlu llugne
to co!lcGt subscriptions III France, t;erlll1lty,
nllt Belgium. Tic LITTER concluded by tisk-
Ing for ad. Resolutions III sympathy were
passed, ami, on motion, n COMMITTEES was nl-
pointed to take aetl0n In tic matter.
, 1881-03-04

NEW YonK. 1larct S.-Jol,n Il. Andrews,
publisher OF tho american Queen and HIT
zaur made all assignment yesterday. The
assignment was forced OIL account Of tho
failure Of Ills uncle, Detorest Waid, Ut
Jamestown. N. Y, with whom Andrews WIS
In partnership in tho dsy.goods business ten
years ago.
ALnElsT J. Ol1AEFFE,
dry-goods commission merchant, nf Leonard
street, nude Ill assignment yesterday. Tho
failure caused considerable sugprtsu III the
trade, rs only month ago te ts reported to
have cleared sl00,0O In his business.
Liabilities, about $aa000; Molnlilal assets,
about 375.000, which will probably renllxe 10
lor cont. They consist Of stocks and nc
counts aerlyable. The failure Is ascr[bad TO
extension In Misunderstanding.
, 1881-03-04
GUILTY. OF l:oSTEalt'1',

MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Mmrch I--ln tho United
stutos Court to-day tue Mumphta i Littt" luck
Aa!lrs,ad and two of lts olcors worn adIudgoL
guilty OF contempt and punished by thu for
Violating tho Injunction granted !agninst TINT
rnilroal cuIlIpuEy ut ths suit Ut thu Southern
EXpkeHY EOMpMnY.
, 1881-03-04

NEW STEAMSHIP LINE,
MONTREAL, March IA Hen German monthly
steamship line between M0ntren! and Antwerp
will hU established the conilnY summer.
, 1881-03-04
Prison for thrcp years.
FOUR PROSPEROUS YEARS.

Financial and Economic Transa cstona
OF the United States for the Foua
Teara Finding March l.. 1881.
statement has been prcparc%b the Trcaaury
Department showing tho financial and economic
transactions af the United Btates for tho fous
years ending March ], 1881, to have been a. fol-
Owd.
, 1881-03-04

CABINET Possibilities.
WHAT a wAsIlSnTOS CORRESPONDENT

Spt<ta1 Dlpa.eh tn Ths 0a1eaao 1rlopas,
NEW YonK; 3turch s.-Speaking Of the
Cabinet possibilities. Washington corre-
spondunt says: ''Thu point Ut most
importance In regard to tho Cabinet,
and a1so that which IL most uoyel, Is tho ap-
, 1881-03-04
FRIDAY, PAGES

Of arrival, md tender ns to time shalt bo nF-
rival alongside.
When t10,lr Is purchased lERhterago FIRE or
frrc tu bnard. tho buyer shall llnvg twrnty-
fur l,Dnrs frnm tito day NJ snfo Dr notice of
arrival to examine ns to quality.
, 1881-03-04

CINCINNATI, March l-1ha trsat at Charles
Alien, at Lebanon, indicted for tue 1nuEer Ut
William T0ney, last October, eotnulouccd this
morning.
Tho trial at Joseph petrc, for tho murder OF
Willtlm Choeselnau, bus Just commenced ut
EoIeuH. O.
, 1881-03-04

SENT UP FOA r1iisEE YEARS.
ALBANY, N. X. March A-Cfcll'y, the under
taker convicted Ut sWearlnx u fraudulent bllls
, 1881-03-04
1,osr.toFEtcE ROBBED,

DErRDlT, Mich, rch3.-Safc.h!ower robbed
the post-Oltleo ut Wnylaud, III this State, last
night OF Sl.tN In monoy ulld stamps.
, 1881-03-04

Why 10 liop nEtters cure SO lnuch2 Because
they KlNe good digestion, rlah blood, md hralthy
Nettou pf MI the NrFaus
, 1881-03-04

NorH.-1ha 1ebt. less c1st In tho Treasury March l.
=! wns And tho annual lntGfcst charRa
Hhs ~ 4tiG+tl shuw4nR decrenRe IN the dBbt dur
lnR tho four yHars as above Or fa ,i1l2, and f0e
Lie nhnua1 lntetest cbntgb I'll 1ts7.1lB.