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, 1881-03-30

Special Dlspatch 10 71e Chtedoo Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Mnrch 23.--Tho forged Morcy
letter case. which crented such excitement
OH the eve Of the lust Presidential election,
will be before thu courts again In tlay
ur two, and tho matter will DO dis
posed of finally. Asslstatant Dlstrict.At-
tor1,ey Joseph BELL, who llas conducted the
casc for tho Distr ricl-Attorney's Office si,ce
Its commencement, said to-tlay TINT he wis
satisfied tho forged 1ettor did not originate In
tho Office OF the paper fn which 1t was first
published. The editors of tint paper had
not only proved tlt1s fact to Ills satisfaction,
but Ind cxorted themselves i'll guod faith, he
lad no doubt, to discover
THE REAL PERPETRATORS or THE FORGERY.
Tho criluiMal proceedings Instituted ngninst
kenward Philip, the alleged writer Of the
article commenting OIL tho letter, and Joseph
Hart. Louis i. Post, md Charles Il. Dyrne.
publisher and editors Of the paper lit which
the libel WIS published, will therefore be
abandoned, rollo proseqNf entered OH
tho indictment, a,su tie bondsnlem released
from tlielr obligations James O'1}ricn,
a1ias Robert Lindsay, who was brought on
from Maryland mt swore OIL tho examine
ti0n that he hatl seen the mythical II. l..
A!orey, to whom tho forged communication
OF President Garllettl WIS addressed, Is now
Tombs. having, 1t Is alleged,
CONFESSED THE ENTIRE PLOT
md p!eadcd guilty to tho indictment for per-
lnry found against him. Ilonry l.. AInrey,
of hynt,, Mass, VIE swo1s TINT !o w9s the
un1on. a4 e,,ca;; haa J., ,5 feea The teiter
confessed Ills infanly, nnd Wns nsetl lis n wit
ness Tor the prosecution. liz Is II! the House
skF tim s18rn nj t&r1f1 hHa
, 1881-03-30

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, 1881-03-30
Slowly DyinE-A NUN Who While
Asleep Was EIittrit by Ikutsls.
f.d,lkesih f.lfnA 6


Ons Of tho sntcat sights W. ever snw was
tlnt nf mn Of nbsl1tt IL yoars, WIN st0pncl ut
tho keHdnll House. ia EvurKrce,l. lnHt Saturday
whlle herine cnttlu III tho luxas plull,s hu fell
nsleap, Mnl wlile IN tIa Canltttun he wis tlttrM
tn thu loft arm. Just llot1 tho left wrist. by
rattlesnuka. lle was 1T tic tisno Il Krrnt wa,'
FROM my town ar yiIlnge. and by tho tlme Au
rtachcd II physician tho pt'ifuit hAti I,erInsAtea
hts uu1ru SYSTEM, Fre'u Tint vnry moment hG
brgnn to d!eS ind tn Intk 1T hun yHli pn nt once
SEQ tint upon him thu King II Turrura" l,us
atray sut hs seal, Hnd bus nnty Rrnntc.l hin, y
ure full Of torture. u.id ~ doubt tho Ir, eltl.
hHppy Victim l0nEA fur lilo c!lu to ct1ille. 1.!st
Suint.lAy hight hu WIS suffering 1HlcSestl,lhle
lurturr. Iii h!A uxnny te ctt!e'i npnn thu great
un Ana uro1, Iccbu n.a,i ~ nlvu httn rrlirl, hut
MT iu0llItilt Wis hO fr:u frnln pain lhat WIS ~
lkty is INV flltl uf tho nhslt lOathsImlH scAl,s
from which thu 1nfsnn continues to exlhle. IL u
"ath @ - "nly "ss 81 h q tds'S Sx an r1' %hH T.
frOsu suffering.
, 1881-03-30

Sptttal Ulspa1eh to Ihs Chteago Tribune,
NEw YoitK. March ao.-Speaking Of tho
Worlds Fur sclene, tho Evcn|nH llul to-
day says: "New Yark Inns bcel put to sl,Ano
by the weakness of tho Worlds Fair nt'lccrs.
Now lot something bo tIono to rescua us from
humiliation. At tl.o meeting Ut tie Wural's
Fair Co,ninisslon to-uAorruw pubIlc-splr!tc.l
citizens ought to atrcr assistance which will
rcscuo thu World's Fn!r project froln failure.
st. Louis Is eager su take thu enterprise 0!f
Snr l hTW!'ds; 10 ,s Chis;as@ II ~ iosS!os tnt t
ttiexu tnlnnd towns could rnlso 1T Il 1n0ilth !:
That would be Il most I,llnli!luting fnct to
Ilayu published. II Alr. Cyrus W. Field can
ho Induced TO cable It'll acceptance ut tho
Presidency Ut thu Commission tho lnGlluy
will bs ra!sel aud tho Fair will bo grantlly
successful
, 1881-03-30
BLOODED HORSES,
ONE OF THE LARGEST SHIPMENTS EVER
MADE NOW ON THE WAY TO AMERICA.
Epxctal Uttpateh TO Jks Chicago Tribune

ONE OF THE LARGEST SHIPMENTS EVER
MADE NOW ON T.lt: WAY TO AMElucA.
Special DApateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YUlsK, Mnrcll aO.-Ouo OF the largest
hntehes NJ Thoroughbred horses eyer sh,nmul
w. t,.ts as,.;tr,, IT, ,,,., ~, ~ 1,,.,' na.a
~ nus euu"I1y ~ How on u'G n'sa aGas Gu
aboard the Anchor Limo steamship a A1'8tra'ln.
Whlch lelt LoIuon 1or NOW lork on
tho I'D Inst. Among thls lnstallnent
Of blo0ded animals nre tho celebrntetl
stallion Elsham. by Knowsloy. ont of Vioigt.
thrnnrh zyl,nsa veina ,ow ia hlnn, nf Stocr'
,' t"lu"st "iioso venus nom u.o ui"ouui otocNs
wen, inc emperor OF staiit0ns nntl winner OF
tho 1000 Gulncas and tho st. Luger, ulld also
of Voltlgeur, who won tho Durby. St.
Lcrer. nnd Doncnatnr Cuns. Noxt co,nes
Iso' i,t',n srnnt," @ ha."tis,, ] nn. nn.oo 'a a1.
n1oo al'snstc, pea'tstu! ho1so' "
though no longer yory youthful. who ns
l1tll. won t),res rnccs Of tho rial. Thlrd on
fha ,,et ia ,fusrovw WIN lila E,ai,n,n Ina
s.o '.ss - ",', ,n WIZ 'no ,,s. . ..'s .,'s
Duke was brel by tho eccentric old Scottish
Earl,
BEING rY SroclYELL.
mt NJ n morn Tint nrn,i,,cc,I rfntatt an,1
,,n,, ~ o..on 1no, s, ,,,;,,,nrs ~. ia ,nt1 ~ %
inua5 oulot Roou "1''1'o's' ~ ~ hotca ~
, 1881-03-30

ccpt tho transaction OF a0ttlg unlmpnr-
tnnt routine business, tho I}oarsl confined
Itself entirely to Tic consideration of this IS
sue. and the steps taken by tic Willard pool
10 have tic Courts declare tic fss,e illegal
anil the stuck worthless. ThcrB appeared tn
ho entire ,lnanm!ty nmo,,R tlle Directors rs
to tho necessity Ut fully ims!orslnR the action
of tho Executive Committee, nimi n rcsolu-
hon ~ announcing was presented.
silt. toltN e. ilt'Lt..rT.
n lawyer, alltl ma Of tho Syndicate Directors.
opposed tho adoption Ut the resolution. call
Ing attention 10 tho preliminary injunction
sccnre.l from Judge Spctr by Afr. Willard.
lie salt fur,nnl Endorsement Ut tho issuance
of the stock pending tic injunction would
render tho Directors liable fnr contempt Ut
court. Mr. Bullet IL one of the gentlemen
WHO. As n Director, presented n written pro-
Sl8,OQo, 900 Ut the residue Ut cUmtnoli stock.
claiming that, ns the tssuc Ind been matlu
without hts knowledge, It was wrolg-
full nntl Illegal. In opposing tho alui-
tim OF tho resolution, Mr.. f3nlctt
referred Mt sUilg length tO tno reasons which
Ind influenced lItm to enter tic protest which
now. however, llr desired tO withdraw, iinv-
inE. Ms hs exl,rtssed 1t, bec,.'1n "bctter H.
Committee. and tlu circumstances uiitlcr
which II iatl been necessary To ninku the
issue. In closing his REMARKS. Which evoked
many evidences If appreciation from tho
board, Afr. JIultGtt ptCsnlited
TitE FOLLOWING lsEsoLt'T1oy
rs substitute for tlat pending:
1t<o'retf, THAT thu suit nf Henry Willard
Its Directors, md Dtheri for Ut Injunction bo
vigorously aafundeu by I'LL lcgM ,nUa1ls.
Mr.. i}u:lttl'a resolution was unanimously
ndnptGtl, md COUNSEL wGrc given special In
strlctl0ns IN ncenrttlllcu Herewith. LII dis
cllBsllg tic legality ut the Hcttun Ut tIlu Ex-
cc,ltivo Committee IN issuing thu stuck, thu
following txtrnct from thu by-lnws Ut thu
Of tlint Committee, wis cOnsitlercd:
Tho Executive, Committee. when tho hoard Ia
not In session, shal! havo aud 1nay exercise ,tl
tho Miwers Of the 1lnnrI Ut Directors which cAl,
bc tnwfuIlr tlo1egnted to hr exercised by them
nnt they shnIl cnusG tn he kept q full md nrUti-
ratio reGurl Gf It'll THUR AGtonS and proceedings,
an'l submit tho same from tIrno to tlmo to tho
l}uurl.
ATTENTION MAS ALSO DIRECTED TO THE
FACT
that the plan Of reorganization adopted In
ls75. to which Mr. Vil!ard, IN his plrn for MI
injunction, refers Frequently, provides tl'at
tho anonnt authorized by tlis ,c'ar,,
ier,-s10o 00l, ,000, LESS tho amount ut
ST, ,000, ,O0u Of preferrcl stock. Certificates OF
this stock shall be issued tn holders Of or tu
tllosu HOW entitled IL certificates, sliarc for
share, md thu rcsttlun ratably to those orig.
lhnlly entitled tllerGtO on tlel.: assigns. Iii
these quotations n,lly be discovered tho key.
rotc to the defense which will 10 set uu
against the pleas Of Mr. Willard.
, 1881-03-30
ITEMS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC.
NEW Yn1lK. Mnrell :N.-fhe Directors Of
The Northern, l'acfflc fsnilr0al Company, uil
nnt!on nj John &. BuIlItt, nf 1Itta.telDhiA,
unanimously resolved TINT tns suit Ut Iltiry
Fll!nrtt against tic Cn,npany, It's Directors,
niH others, fOr injunction, bn vigorously dr.
!"ndett by n!l trgal tnenlss. Tile cou1lsel Illus
been 81 Instructed.
Fl:EuEisiCK KISnMAS.
Fre'lerlck kingmau, n weIIknowu lawyer
OF IFrtIsofl. N. j.. IL dcnd, III his G1th yenr.
THE EAHt. Of CAtriiSEss.
Tho Earl Ut Cntllncss died here Yesterday,
father rs tnnrtecntt! Earl 11cr. y. 1855. 1in
wis creute.l ,arnfI l,arrhyill III leta;, and WIS
Lord! !.!c'tel,alt of cari''cnsire. n lS,s lle
WIS chusrn Representative Peer for Scotland,
tnr tl,o Administration of lard Pa,tlprstnll.
liz %'ls well k,nsyll ~ nnc Of tl,e fl!,st sci
elltlilc luc'nters Of tho l'erraRe. liz prr.
fectPd steaM cnrrtaEn capable II travelling
on ii!ACnt1ntntXtHI rhatH. MD not nlIly DEVISED
t!!o t.lacl!inery but WIS llts own engiu,-
driver lle was atso tic Inventor ntu1 1ht-
cistGe Hf the. Caiitncss ErnvitatinE cnn1pt.ss,
how Eenpra Is usUf III stcnnlsoliIg vessels,
nfltl Alst, Rtl ltnurOyed loom Tor Welylng vari.
OTIS ClutliS.
PERSONAL
Among tho, prominent arrivals for the
met, Albeiunrle ltutcl; James TIlling-
llast, Buffalo. Windsor 1lDteI: Inspector
!aHlcral iarket,. u. 5. A., Grand
llotcl. 81. De SanI;tcol,a. Msxscnll Minister,
nrsot;. Metropolitan 1lotcl. Tile l:t.-Iicy.
Chatan(, 1nttintnm!ls, st. Jafnes liDtel. PAy-
master ,A!'tat. U. 5. n, st. Sicl,o1ns Hotel.
Inng. Wing, Chinese Assistant Minister,
washington, ard cx-ConRress,nan Pierce,
buffalo, Gfisey House,
TIL: WEATHER.
Tho, mir Is raw, chilly, a,.d clulltly: tl,er'
lnouletcr ut q 4. ILL.,, " a. III, ii; noon. ".
THE ASHLEY BELT C>yrt:sT.
Tho contest for the Ashley belt, bctwee1,
Weston md lowell. will take pluce lit Eli
gland. commencing June 20.
j. q. STEVENS 4 CO., KruCH-n1.OKE1sy,
were announced as suspended. but tho tltf-
llci!lty WIS arranged. Tile firm was unable 10
!tGltyur RlJotit 1u,0JU s1laNs nj delaware,
LackuNaiiIlu Il Western, sold Saturday.
, 1881-03-30
GEN. GRANT AND PARTY.

ISniAS.s,p,i.1s, I'.l., Marct 2a-Gcn.
t;rant and party reached tho city this after-
man nj j u'elock by tho Panhandle Road Of,
his way to Texas, and left Immediately By
tile Emnlal!n fur st. Louis. The Ixtr,y con-
sisted Of Gen. md Mrs. Grant, Jesse Grant
and wife, thn Mexican Minister ut Washing
ton, Sciiur Romero, and Ills isoiher-itt-[aw.
,tr. Dawson, tie Generals private secretary,
md tI,rcu servants. SubotEy met them at tic
tlpput. NOne OF them showed themselves II
thu ,arpot. They will continue the Journey
T. Galveston BY. special cnr. md then Snlt for
Vera .Cr1,x. They will remain in Mexico
until J,jNr /,
, 1881-03-30

MUCH ADO A1}OuT NOTHING IN THIS CASE
New Y0NK, AfRrch 20.-The Secretary Of
Stnte, James Il. l3lnine, llas called tito alten-
tlon Ut thp Commissioners Of Emigration hero
to the expected arrival III the steamer Suelvn,
from uayre, Of two undesirable women from
Switzerland. Tile Suctvn arrived yesterday,
aud tho Swiss Consul tntprrogated the
women to-day With the following result:
'rhoresa Hansen said s!lo was nntiye of
Bottstein, aged IS. parents still living and
owning property The authorities advanced
175 francs to pay her rassage, wllic! Is to bo
deducted from ler share Df tho property
when 1t Is divided. Sllu hRs 6 ,nnrlis left.
She Is married, bit las not lived with her
husband for tho past tctl years. She las
been employed rs domestic In n hntel ut
l3ase. Her husband wanted hor TO return
to him, and the authorities sai.l she must
Is q stone-cutter atld plastcrcr,. but drank
and ganb1ed 50 TINT sllo would not llyu with
lin. SLu denl les the intpttati0n ngnfnSt her
character nlRsle to the Secretary Of State
FREDoLlNA vu0EI.lN
sail she he % was II years old: uer mother and
to licr. She came hero to ket york. Tho
authorities paid her passaGe. Sllu Inns IL
francs left. She asked thu authorities to
send ller lore. shn wus servant ut Arng.
Slu llin,!u Mrs. llailsen'sl acquaintance tho
dny before atarting. Shc was nrrestgd once
by tho police for being. out lato ut latgl!t at
Baden. l!er mother hns reslarr'ed. Tho
girl ciosett her statement by snyIng: " II tho
authorities want to got rid Ut persons. they
send thom to America" both will be cared
for at Castle Garden until thoy find employ
lnont.
A DISPATCH rRoM norrsrJ:lN,
Caution Argoyle, Switzerland. says: "Thc
Slf
girl to AmGrica, M mentioned by tho 1f.Ug-
htatt md Utlui Ut lsHrnu. Tlle lnel,lbers 1T
tho Council contemplate suing tho etlttor Ut
the latter pnpcr fur libel III publishing thu
allesad sialltler. Thu titspatcl, reass'rts tho
l,ruyious cltnrRcs, ilslu Hnys tho ctlItract tor
pstssage w.ls n!l!!to b j. FfeI, Ut Killing, nrt ,g
!ls agent OF WIrthhurzNg ut Aarntl, With
Rudolph WeFdenbey ut l};lste, who furnished
the tlcknts to Now York 1ruin l}asle In rom
s!t(oration Of tho sum VI a1o trancs. which
was pa!d iM tho sl'aio Of g,!arlntca bon'ts
signed BY tho Commune Council, nnn puy-
able upuM evidence tint tic girls wuro at
SET asid bound tn u transatlantic purt,
, 1881-03-30

Hsvnilo,.Inx and inhallse the nux,ou- Impurities
RelorG1 by Cathrthf Bsuison hnt nII,p tile s,sat
Enits. hut Tho .tumcl and Iur4s M merely iOrlhl
rgtsIy Ike dnctles and l!,suIuh1s snu7s c4n pos
sIbly raach Or eradicate tiIu rlrultnt .pueuIes Ut
Cu{nrtA. YAls fnct explains thu wonderful Gurus
effected " ltr Wei DE aIeyers new Iva,
recruitment. The plrnenfs used By him slh+ored
ky ll1e MUCOUS tlrbEIn1 4hrtluatluHt the system uu
firm COastl tn IOnMl III well local a4u1u. ~
cGEtai1 In Cttss CntnrrI,. vnccnG virus ~ use
xHnt stAl-1ux. Its Unprecedented FhiU with
lGltett tusttIlHnh'a lF.It nny thousands wE, Ilt
htMwrs OF thu I!su,tse hitse tpecM cured hr this
Mo!,erfn! renndy Estnh!sh beyond contradiction.
the tHct that WEI lse Meytr'a t'mfArrtt 4'ttrt Is
tho mus! ln.rtnMt medical discovery since vat.c!n-
alun. akr%. e. II. TuSInr. iGt Snhe.st, I3ronkIyn.
wri!e.; "NneracEnxe proJ'ired 1adl,s,l russ" il
fyFe f,.m casasfn f"r 40 yfr. j. Il: Nc !sonni.i.
IT. "saris ~ ycsE." s!r.;. EnIaa !. iiawc., Il
seven n.sa!Isf1 q n'y fsay wau havs u:Si i win
sii.: ,EvSrvhoa: sroun!sa. VIII GasaTsh y: i wa
should u.G H." atnry Il. Hnnhrr, kA \. tinrk-st..
thrh1o. ~: For SIX ycnrs did .of br,tnth thruueh
G1rs ;;ir... ~. +: she"sy. ~: ssai!-sti, II
Crank. Atlantic Intel. t'IicrIgo "ls restored
ny nHairrluI lnl,Ir>.' M+t. t1cu. i. lilies, ius-
eHsk!!t l.: ~ Fe!iove! me nf great I'uIyp
". u. Trne&deI!. II. n. Eaylu. ILL 10. !sc. Nc,
freq Ills :. Ours. It delivered nny kdircks BY
.. T. DEWEY h %. il Dcy-st. n. &. ut i 90
, 1881-03-30

THE MANSION HOUSE "Nlit1LIST,"
NEw YoRK, March D.-SNperintenden
Walling received 4 dispatch from London
saying TINT CoIonlatl. tho alleged Fun!ai. sus-
pected by tho London police Of betnx coll-
curnel lii a plot to b!uw ~ tho Mansion
House Mnrcs II Is supposed TO bo OH board
tho steamer AustrAIia, from Lulidon March
10, aid dl.D hero Friday.
"What aro you goln9 to do about tt?"
asked a World reporter.
"Awatt further Instructions" said Wall
Inv. III 1t Is satisfactorily shown mo that
, 1881-03-30
MRS, CHANCELLOR FAIRFIELD,

Hp{tEd7 lH3sdItH 70 7Ef Ckitd06 7TItNnz.
LINCOLN, Sel,., March .0.-rhc funeral of
Afs. Chancellor Fairfield takes place to-
morrow. Tllu Chancellor III card pub
listed to-nnrrow >in the Slate JoHraat, te-
,'les the report in the Chicago papers that
his wife committed suicide Mt Mendoza.
lie says she was troubled with soru throat,
ard the sheet found upon her neck wis used
having sIcti Of n1,Sicxy wol,lI sesI,I M to % eiys
credence to the theory that she died OF npo-
pleXY
, 1881-03-30

Tihus khAI ho bus becOn1e AtqANntMl In Hs,utkl
Caroina. ,whnru hr Is .c'n*'rarily ssaylny, wlth
re1nafkanly p.oiiEo fsiass , IT, rslass att.
ty OF ChAttestbli and Canltn6la, and TINT AVER
HKp over fourteen rllrrE I,lcsl. thu twenty
lu,t h1nnk IL rAch rlnglIlx trum teH IN twenty
nix. Thu writer knnws assu Of lwn fMn,tltss that
huyo had tWlllA two successive yoaIs. ala1 Ah1
tlnt lhtl twtna tWN yenra RIil trptts tin third.
llu thinks II wtllllA nut huva 6cGE Eurur!sty hAh
H!uth Carolina seowMh Hreatur !AcGrAs9 than
uygHp uugtpH thu NAAt tCu jEaft,
, 1881-03-30
ti0RsE-THlfF CAPTURED.

George Price, ILLUS Joseph StcCArthy. nnd
sometimes known hy tho aobri9uct Of "Phlln-
leIphih Joe" WIS nrrcatcd ut 1:;N inst crct!tug
while he WIS driving west on Twcnty-aeconl
street. hcnr Archer nvcnuc,, with Il horsc and
delivery. wagon containing lot ut groceries
GeIutHlnR ~ H. T, HENDERSON, n[ Nc. Fiji Frl!rIn
avenue. Dnly Il few minutes brturc lJf!lcer r. Z.
OCOnnDr brought tslD prisoner to tho station
Mr.: Henderson rri.,rtcsl that tho r!g bnd been
stolen from tho cttrner uf State and Twenty
foMrth Etrer!s. t'rI.u hna tccn identified Us tho
fellow who WIS HGcn thriving Utf With Il.
, 1881-03-30
ACTION or THE IlIIlECr0IiA.

Spfetai pbpateh to Tia Chteaap 1rtoune
NEW YoHE. Marctl .0.-Ths Directors OF
the Northern Pacific llailroal met today In
the oil!ce Ut tho Company nt Is Fifth avenue.
Thts WAS their llrst session since tho recent
Issue BY tho Executive Committee Ut ls0,000
shares Of common stock to persons clai,l,-
lug proprietary rights to tho sauie. Ex.
, 1881-03-30

fensr. Detectives will bo sent TO intercept tho
Steamer III TIN, bny.f
Archibald, british Chrsul, sat,l he knew
nothing wIIRtevrr al,Dlt the matter, ind did
tlUL, ,itltenu tU Interfere In any way.
, 1881-03-30

THE HIN. E1I1:S T. FIII-sIttKf.-
has relly r4 frsMa the etAtu. ffu ina1c gAllaIlt
though netuStuAE. struggle n1atnsI thu Rupnh-
lte.ltls under ilainua leadership. fur many yuArs
a,l,s htlx scstrSd trttl tho us,ntesk. well-ulRh
ruined il1na. tlt5 abilities 1l.A position NJ thu
ltr wcru supt that, hMl ho .!usntvtl hie,setf IL
hls pslyatu lustAGss, Av niHat 1AvV Malo .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

ErY LEvEE.-Dspatches from Hannibal
Mo. of the 18th, announce the breaking again
of the Sny Lcvee, which extends along the
Mississippi river on the Illinois side from op
pos,te Hannibal distance down the river of
sbo ut GO miles, and protects from overflow by
high water Of the Mississippi some 10000
acres OF the richest farming land In Illinois.
The waters broke through the levee on Sunday
night ut point about mile and half above
Gbe Hannibal bridge. BY Monday evening
human power can now check it, nor can the
district affected be saved from overflow save
by such fall of the Mississippi as shall once
more bring it within its natural banks. The
whole country intended to be protected by the
Sny levee is divided into farms and IN high
state Of cultivation most of the land being in
winter wheat to which it is said to be admira-
oily adapted While 1t may take week be
fore all is flooded. such an outcome Is incvita.
BILE, and ali the tecming population of the dis
tnct are busy moving their persons, cattle and
effects 10 higher ground
The same levee, 1t will be remembered
broke during the food of the Mississippi q
gear svo, bringing the same calamity to the
inhabitants that is now being repeated. While
4he people there besiege every session of tho
Illinois Legislature for appropriations to huilc
them n secure levee, which are always to,
sparingly voted to be of much account, 1t Il
strange that the settlers. who by every such
break hose double what 1t would cost them u
build good levee, don't 60 TO work and d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

A Mondays dispatch from Now York an
nouDces the contamination of arrangements
In that city by which Mr.. Jay Gould and his
associates come into control Of the Information
al and Great Northern railway OF Texas, and
a through line is perfected from st. Louis by
New Orleans, Houston and Galveston to the
Mexican frontier of Laredo Referring to the
announcement, the New York World remarks
Taken IN connection with the development
Of tho Illinois Central line towards the Cult
OF Mexico, and with the splendid success
which 10 attending the new line of steamers
and freight barges established on the Missis-
sippl, this intelligence fully Justites the con.
fidenCe and exutatI0n with which the people
of st LOUIS are now looking forward to the
future of their great city. All that was pre-.
dicted years ago in regard to the effect upon
the great south and southwest OF the abolition
Of slavery is now rapidly and visibly coming
10 pass Of the immigrants who are now
pouring into this country at the rate of many
thousands a week, great numbers will lnevlta
bly, be drawn to the fertile lands and magnti
cent climate of the southwest by the facilities
rnhich are now offered for reaching those re.
gions. All the politicians in the land cannot
much longer keep up the monstrous delusion
that the security of life and property Is less
complete in the great states OF the southwest
than in Massachusetts or in Minnesota.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30
In the NeIghborhood.

Sandwich amateurs gave the oratorio Esther
on last evening.
Morris, strange to say, has democratic mayor,
J. s. r. Scoville, The council is republican.
Railroad men are In Grundy ceanty getting
right of way for the Kaakakee & Seneca railroad
The democrats OF Joliet control the city coun.
ell by a majority OF one, exclusive Of the mayor
Porter.
The Hutcbins Bros lost 400 tons OF ice during
the freshet last week on the Dcsplains.
A new steamer, "Nettie Belle" has been
launched IN the canal at Morris 1t is 25 f. long,
with It. beam, and feet deep, and Is propelled
by a Ave horse. power engine.
Kankakee Gazette: Charley Harvey had the
fun of pulling in the largest plckerel Tuesday
morning that has ever been caught at this place,
1t weighed 30 pounds and measured feet and
inches In length. II was taken on n trot line
set over night"