davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

-" Presiden; Khmball, Of the Shenan-
doah Valley, says they have decided 10
build their own line all the way from
Waynesboro' to Roanoke, not on account
of any difficulty in securing the use Of the
Richmond and Allcghany's tricks from
South river to Buchanan, but because of
the iron fields which the Shenandoah Val
lev i anxious to traverse. The Richmond
and Alleghany's roadbed is the towpath
of the old James River and kan2wha Ga
nal. and is on the north bank of the river
for the most of the way by the iron tracks
while The latter are on she south side &c
cordngly tie shenandoah Valley Will
choose the latter route.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
e. IMrnoyEMENr.-Baker & McMur.

~ iMt NV E"r-'i D'HN' - -
ran have had the inside of their store
painted and vanished and otherwise im-
proved its appearance, giving it city
look. We are glad to see this spirit of
Improvement as it gives evidence that
they are trying to please their customers
bv keeping everything neat and clean
in their store aud making il attractive
in appearance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

~ Mr.. Edward Updcgraff, the pleas
ant and gentlemanIy junior Of lie extern
sive merchant tailoring establishment Of
Messrs. Geo. Updegrafi Il Sons, Hagers-
town, was in town last week. lie was on
a trip over the line Of the ;. V. K. K.
taking the measures of station agents for
new uniforms, which his firm has con-
tracted 10 furnish. and which we are sure
will be put up in tirst-claSs style.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
State of West Va:

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County
L West Virginia, in term March .stl,
1881:
William johnson and others, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Osborn McChann and others. Dclcn-
IaDfS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

aag- y man giving bis name as
freak Windel, while walking on the b.
& O. r. K. track neal North Mountain,
Oh Tuesday, was struck by a freight
train and had Lis legs smashed, and
otherwise injured. lie was brought TO
Martinsburg aud his leg ampUtated by
Drs. Baker aud Mye He said he
bad fallen in fit on the track aud the
train ran over him. He claimed TO be
from Winchester. Shortly after the
ampntalion was performed, he was TAX
Ell with fit aud died in commissions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
IN CUkSCERY.

,..h,.-f.,.,.os,
hlS yau>' '" rgS, ." ." 49,, ''i I'm ', , 1>
ga! ~ -nHl ,i' 60 - ." "''., 81
inc 'nIu"Il hu''N 20 "',' ,''v 'N'''.,''
'ACr'"''!' pr"Sr7S u"'S .s' w.. "l'sn ne
uelehu"ht> "ilu ''." ""s"'' "'," 'u we
cause anu r'plIcau"h' ahu upon 'h' .tI"-
siil"n. OF b"'i the '"mpi"li'Hnts ""l TIE
defendants i"S'I ana h!tI !" 't' 'a"-''
ana upon l':' .'"iu'TrI 81 me ",'' N.."i'
!" me com ti".'lah's pI' anu lp'''u'' mere
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

We were greatly pleased to have Wis
its last week from Messrs. little, Of the
Shepherdstown Register, Hanes of the
Charlestown Spirit; Herbert of the Ha-
gerstown Daily News; and Eichelber-
ger, Zone of West Virginia's youngest
editors) of the Martinsburg Statesman.
We found them all agreeable, affable,
gentlemen, and since we have been
brought so much nearer them, 10 point
of time, We hope to get nearer them in
other respects. The Register is one OF
the sprightliest and most highly valued
of our exchanges. Loog may it flour
ish.-Poge Courier.
sS- Thank You, brother Broaddus.
Same to you. May your shadow never
grow less.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
| cOpyTcste,

7 II IT y = IT
Plaintiffs Costs; r. =. Lynch, clerk,
1910; Sheriff, 1913; Dispositions, $40;
Attorney $1,000.
Tcst-,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

s8" At the School Election on Tues
day last, in Shepherd District, Geo. NJ.
Beethoven was chosen President, and
j. NJ Hendricks and J. N. Kephart,
Commissioners, and the power TO levy
and 10 months school were also carried.
In Potomac District, d. A. Hill
was chosen President, and VIM Batter
and Charles Fulk, Commissioners, and
the power TO levy and 10 months school
were also carried.
Mr. John Hess, for County Superin-
tendeut of Free Schools, receive all the
votes cast in the above Districts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

I, TATIONERY-Another supply Of e..
y Papers, Pens, Inks, Pencils, CherlTIane
Pencils, both red and blue, for carpep,as
use and for marking lumber. @'e''
BAKER Il McMURRAS
May 2l, 1881. Nv,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21

VACUUM OIL, for .grcasipg hsype,,
Y and Harness Soap.
BAKER Il McMURRAy
May n, 1881. +w
, 1881-02-16
YALE LOCKS.
RUIT FOtk 1SFlsfSHEMEST.


Special Dtlateh to Jhk Chtcaeo Ittbpnf.
WAs.i1raroN, d. c., Feb, 15.-Sone time ago
Mr. D. Il. Anger Postmaster OF this city, WIS
untitled by the Yato Lock 3tnntlfacturlng Cut,i-
pany TINT ho would bp expected to pay royalty
Oh the lock- boxes In use in tho city st-Otce,
OFT tttu ground that those were m infringement
OH tho Iuls patent 1Ia declined TO ncccde 10
thls lietna ar1tl. ctnlmtnx that ther8 was no In
frtngcment. In consequence OF this. a suit was
to-dny silcd In tho Supreme Court Of tnls Dis
trsct by tho Company ugnlnst Postmaster
Aingcr, to enjoln him from Using tho present
boxes In tho rost-Oll1cc. anil praying
for IN account to bu ordered, show
Ing the umount due the Company
fur the alleged Infringement. Tho bill. which Ia
fl!cd by lletts, Attcrhlry & Iictts ri 10 Brt,a-
way, New York, atutcs that, su'ne time previous
10 Sept. 10, 1BIl,
LINERS YALE
applied for n patent for Au Improvement 1T lock-
b0xcH for Post t-O:ccs. !le died whilv tho INIT
ter was ponltnY, uni Slas N. Ilrooks. ut ChicnHo.
Ill. who wus made bis exccutort WIS afterwards
granted tho lGttcra pHtcnt for which Ynta hAd
applied. DroOka afterwards sold 1tt his In
tcrest to tho Yale Clock MUM ntacturtng Com
p9ny, which brings tho suits. Postmaster
the nsattor, stated TINT sltnitnr sl1ls would be
1ied In every city where the lux0a llsUt! bad tlUt
hecn bought dlrect' from tho fnlp Company.
The suit. he said, wAs Ut tho Bunin character rs
that recently Instituted ngainat
POSTMASTER JAMES, OF NEW YORK,
for alleged infringement m tho patc,st of n cnn-
celtng stump. Tho 100 boxes used III tho Wnsh-
lnKton ot!lco are MANUFACTURED by tho Johnson
Rotary Lock Company. Postmaster Anger Will
contest tho suit. which. II decided nEninst btm,
chanRc IN Nil Post~Olccs whcro tho iale box Is
not used.
, 1881-02-16
WOULD PREFER INDIANS.
American CoWtuys GislnZ tho lkanc1,-
mon OF Mexico n Vast Amount OF

American Cosvhuys GitlnZ tllo lkanc1,-
mon OF Mexico Vast Amount Of
Trouble.
SAN FHANcIsCu, Feb. 15.-A dispatch from
Tuuson, AIR, says: llettnhle Information hns
becn received from Sun Pedro ltlvor, below tho
so,lorn line. that the San SlTan cowboys Are
deprclntin9 fcMrfniy upnn Mcxicun stock
r,lisers in Snnorn. j. n. Elias, whose lands OK
tend fer eighty miles aiul,g tho line. Is tho
greatest sufferer. Tho rc%pe Hre lit trrrur.
Thuro Are nbout s1U Of these cAttlU thieves,
mostly from TcxMA, nrd ,lro scattered ntonK
the border 1T bnnu5 Of frtnli ten to
twenty md nli cooperate. The Mextcnns ,r1
nril,lng themselves. ami say II thu un!cd Htatos
isbInK thcsu invaders t!loy will not a!l0w MI
Anorlcnn to cr,ss tho lnu n1ohg tho localities Ut
theso rlnrhes, Us they are nnablu to distinguish
between good mud bu'l Americans. Thoy c!afnl
tho LrpsedatIurs ot tho Apuehes woro nut huf
SO destructive as tho work Of tho cowbnys. y
prominent Mexican r.1Icher arrived III thEs city
to-dny With 4 Wow Ut purchasing twunty stand
OF artns to defend blu property. lle stated thnt
II fsDnothlllg was nottlonu by tho American t;ny-
er,,1ncnt to prevent those American nlur4ucls
tr0ln invading tI!etr homes, aerIoas complications
must lrI6u. II ANeItrh ttleso cnttle.lhlesGA nru
lnrgely nude up af tho san!u tlntis Wlu suvD
much tr,llblt nn tllD lilo Griltitle for
yuAr3 paAt. Tho eAttlt-tneN Ut Honth-
eMsturn AriznnA Itro Rlsu losing nscl
stock Tr0in tho slime sn1rcG The Arueh1a nro
sill! hnycrlng nIong tho bor.lnrs Ut Nnw. Mexico
md Ghihunhn. 4 mani iy tho mime " AieAIurry
WIS driven fr.,m hls rnIlcho by II buIa Of about
thirty lust Eunk{Ny.
, 1881-02-16
r.I0lljs Police MATTERS,

sv. Louis, Mn. Fob. ib.-Tho IIoartl of Police
Commissioners ot this oty. ut II meeting this
afternuo,,. removed Morxun Holland, recently
elected Vice md Aotiug President OF tho IIonrl,
fr.n that lionrd, because, rs the resolution
alleges, h0 refused to conform his official ur-
tton to tho lnwful orders ot tho l!oartl.
Th1 lioArA then reElputMl Jam,cs McI1nnouHh
EhIuf Ut roltrU for fur years UNI restored 10
h!nt tu!l uunsrul nf Tho police force Ut tho city
hnvu FROM tllne to tlmu In the past
bceu takun, from him by tho nourd
or Assuulptl by 1t4 executive officer.
This Action, It !s belIevcl will mt Dnly rUluoru
tho inAnrAonfes w!,iuA haye prcyHlicd tIi tho
ltGArl for q tow weeks paSt by re!lsUn OF tho
IlulaIa, but vii! lipreasG tho 'GtablLlty and er-
tcicnuy Of tho polcu furuu generally.
, 1881-02-16
NOtrlGS
NUIEf5.
STANLEY MATTHEWS,


8pfetal Dtspatth te s..- t..,ec9a lrfbunA
thowA left for homo Inst evening. convinced thut
1t ls tho intention 0f tho Scnatn Committee to
3efsat hts nomination BY nut reporting It.
BESA1OlG l1.AtSE
ts still eOntlHcl to his huuBe with rhrutnntiam.
Iio II mcntilg slowly but surely. According to
rcport ho Is urrauuiuY 10 leave tho Bonate, At,l
nluy not euro to nu4ln tukO hts Eo4t with
that body, tnasluch as lsu intrntla tO leave
1t anyway before thu Ath of March. According
to hia present intention. Co Will resiXn next
week. 1his viii givl tue Mime Legislature tho
vacancy, and will afford tho opportunity tn
r!cct hla SUCCESSOR, Dir. Fsyu, In tlIsu tn enablo
bin 10 take his scat very sVon aitur March
next.
THURMAN,
1t having boen !ntinatcd that j,ossibly Senator
Thurman's opposition to tho confirmation Of
Stanley Aatthows may have hcun l,sp!re.!
by tho hopg thAt hu would himself bu 4nl,onte4
10 tho Supreme Itr,lch, frie.ll Of Tho su,lAtnr
u authority for tue statGsMenk that hu
hAs declared thut hu wouili not
accept u bup1omo Court JuLgeshlp It II wcrt,
pl1erod htm by either President Hayes or Gen,
Gart!eid; tlat he Is nnxtuua to retire from aud
bs relieved Of tho burdens OF public lifo.
A, Ill LEONARD.
District Attorney At New Og4VAus, Whn has heoI
hero for some tl,ns trying for nomination u.
District Judge to auooeed Judge Blll!nXs, NJ:
RUne hUnle, 1t was necessary before hu rou!'
poaslbly got thu yAre. that Judge Billings shoa4d
, 1881-02-16
THE NEXT SENATE.
CurIosfty ms to tile Position OF Se9As
tors DMvls and Malone.

I'm .Ez I'm
&"A7 OMs W.. ~. "H .,I'..'
nf'e 1e.* t'aes
WARRINGTON, II. u. FeD. H.-IhcFc u nnea
curiosity ns to tho courso which will be pursued
ty sonutt,r DnvIJ DnyIa nntt ScnntDr Ma.
,s ~. 49,, ens.,..,.a,sn,. ~ ~, Cn,,.,n Tia
hoLo Ill tau tc"tAau1Ahso'1 =. lAo oe1n'., 4ps
Senate will consist. nftor March !, or 'h't1F.
seven Republicans, thtrty-a1von Democrats, anu
thesa tw1 uent,pt,1otl WIN nre Qencr1lly ca!tei
f,,In,,o ,,1,,t. 1rnnn ~ .h,,, sh,,,lJ voto uttt
i."epo''"ene' ~ o''o y. 'nc.'' el'"''o ~ w.
tho Republicans aud tho other With tic DEMO
crnts therc would be Ito. to be dissolved by tha
Reuu,,lIcon y,rr. President. 1r buih should
,o;n With t,a 1,a,nn"ra.s ,ha la,t.r would
soto WIN tae poaoee",s' toe th1''t "ous .ss
control tho REORGANIZATION haRo up 'us
committees, md rctIln their friends
in TIM sonnte'a clerk sbSns md other su5orlnata
.r,-.'. tn,.s .i.,. ~ x....,..s s,nh,ro n.
olheess inc pos'lsoa OF oo''0tor h'huo"o
mains nil enigma, but ho Is regarded ~ m?ea'
ueGrcr tho Democratic marty thAn tho Republic.
n, ao t,nn,rtc,t hnrr t,,c ar,ultnst tn,tlcauou4
~ ~ ,,,.a.,as." an Nv ~ a."e, rorsons.Ih,t
" MS latent4ous sec4'cu u eo'sc peteoA. =,
they hnyo attached Significance to MS chp!ec y.
Il seut This eoat Is oil tho Nplnneratic, sda .!
,hn f,t,ou,l,,r nnd M n ~ rr,n, tho tcnubEIcans
~ ,ossti,;" If IL "nnn,tncni hnwnycr, that hs
III Iii M rhco,c IL hivsaIf h,,t tllnt lneid
c!,oss @ s il FOR % lin Without ills 81 kuowIcdae, Ihs
,,crs,,,,s Win hmvo m,td,s nt1si}ntons ci,rcrnlG
,H'," i,"vIs t.n,rs" IL" va mi ts recnr,! ia tho
sa,'sto II iii fi,nm h,tt thIs rrord. 60 far u
+ ",nscr,,a fhn rni1fTnn bl,sIurss Of ttS
, 1881-02-16

tions. submitted " nnnnln"s report 1li'1t ing
Enn'nlftce, ,irnn tho r',Htv;t.u rssstinn ~, Oh
MH-asH ft. Nrtl!. fi1iM ilI' AMIN LthErfss"nEh
District Of Indiana, tullIirn, tho rFht q Mr,
t,rlh t:' tho *cnt Wh'rfl hr now oc"up'rs. Hep"fs
nGrreH 10. ,,..,,,,,.
rhc H's,rnl1lK ilour having iMrn ,llsefsra WIN,
ttie HrGnkcr rnccr'lrd t"shll the StAtts ~ osrr
t"cnable onr menocr tf!''l entM SUN ~ nsh
cutscft inr tae passages III nhy el''t Ne'lHes1s
were !nn'lH ~ to0ws: .,,--,,.
ny Mr. ltlnKG-to rcTlMto mp cullrett.h y.
taxes on wn!ss- ntfr ING i1li rr,M lurs' ~
lleta ~ INC INK of u per bhrirt ~ thsr1s'oho
Knnns, y fnx nf three cents PR Hitl!nf,.
. Mr. lHhrrlt t.lfcrr't !sn itincininht nfoshl'iiE
tntt. rum h'!tl aIter me ~ q my nc Ky VI
bfnaus aist1llca from irult eahll oe ~ ec"'s pe'
sn1!oh; ' ~, .ra,,,, ~, .s,,,,1-
10 thls At: tnW1ienena III, n ~ ntst 1ia
enf provisittx TINT tle s!'ty on salt shall oo fu
dl!rc'i 70 ono cent 1Hr son
90 Mf. lnn1cf fhiscu t!a0 punt y pfuGr tnitt tno
ehntr aittst Under iho rntc. GalI tGr hve nt'Jee'
tiuns " fhesp amendments. me sInnNtr ' nsEr
rnet! lie point or brcF hffd 1fstlh tns "ce1sHHI
AT; tnnErr ntl1'chitHt;
!, ar. !uNHsnenut!!l.lt thDFeu ~ my !nt uppeAIu!
inc thble. nit Mf' tsl9tt claihlct! tlio llonft "
hhnFp eollthltty, aohltspa LHs,lrriilR ~ herl
hls,n!nts, c1!sed uctWc1n min Itt,u tno sfcnKer
IA 10 nus rtRht ~ definite M appeal. Ite enhlu'
aa anu Ilpleo III tho CAnfippF WIS very erclt'
Aiht various parliamentary questions wGft ntt,.
poitnueu 10 lilo ChNir. htit Win 70 'lltie etGct
that II WIS ehgEcstfh " Mf' AtNllst,n thnt tnn
Whnlc niMttcr Whs NONSENSE. TINT tlp lloHso
sIult ny It asltln anu l'r'HT"i 70 cn'lstefatloti
o1 tlfe ltlscf anu JliltD,r NIL lHt Hnhr GAPIFcu
, 1881-02-16

HR<{aE UNplfeh 70 1HS ChttI96 1TItt1Ht.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. l5.-The Hartford
Ti'aes thLs evenIng publishes tho following copy
Of u letter sent out ny tiov, Jewell, CAulrnlau
of the National Republican Committee,
"DFrlCk or +, JEWELL. l. HoNs., IfAnTyoRD,
CONN., U. y. d., Jun. -, lasI.-nEAl SIM: WLi.tl
tho catnpaign clused our blts wero a,l paitl. Tho
Mercy ChtGesu-lcttuE f.lrKcry business seeuMa
to dcu,pnd our attention. Den. tiarilcld snit:
Hunt the sascals tlown.' All our fslsn,ls sall:
'l)o not lot up now election is over We
Placcd tho matter tn tho hands af the
best pcNple. Tho attorneys AL woskul
Without compensation, hut othcr cxpeEsrs
for detectives. experts, ese.. nro buryc. W. hc-
lovo VIZ st,All got ut tho true inWnrtntAs of tho
lnattur, but va uuetl money with which tu prs>ss,-
uuto tho inquiry. We nru AskinK our friends to
contribute IN sums of $ltl or lcss. slny VIZ not
1x @ ~ .of Gorto9 70 9 ,he ,so hrs yn" y @ o
shall be glad to rerGso any other sum. Yours
truly. MAH*i!ALI. !kwEII.
Chairman National HepublicAn Comuttpe.
, 1881-02-16
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

BpEttd1 EHFdleH 10 ~ CHFs"R0 ,,, tdX
HEEDsylLLg, N, G., Fob. h--s sl'Iaa'u w. ,a.d,g,
fatal accident happened ut l.a"S""''n. ,.c,t,Ips-
Whnt Is known In North Carolina ~ /" u,mntof
match" wus going On between a''". ..,,trr. ia
md i!urrls Nu1t!y. two notc'' "oo' ~ tbe .ids
this rogiUu EIl9ll nun WIS Ian m.
vi S'oasS 1S0asaSs neasar o4s ea md found - ,t
tss the ne,es eotuoncel letting VIZ. eo's II
thsro VIVA much excitement. Lev, pt'fth :. ths r
ths spoctators, bocaulo IN c1eits' =, ~ baih h "
proceeded tlust hu atoopod .lown va - WhIls q
forOhoaa In n brook FILMING ea., s ard cAu{p}ss
Triep, bruaEIux b1tA his arms A!a esH'''
skull tu a July, Ite tIlctt INSTANTLY
, 1881-02-16

y N
Special Dispatch 10 The Chfca93 7ribllne
VfNUExSEs, Ind. Fcb, 15.--A ilro broke OIL Al
s o'clock lu. 1nRo's susilsery establishment m
Winter street, IN tho renr Of IL rro,lltuent hloek
uf Main street business houses, hut WIS sub,
tllIcti without further damage than tho ,lcs,rr
ton OF pagc's establishment. Losa, nlous
sl.0O1. Norton s. stnart's sttlpul adjoining sas
slightly damaged. HDtll nro covered hy insur,
nliet. At tho Opera linusc, tess than une biock
dfssnnt, katu Cnxton Il, '.Ttu Two Ornhaus'
wns lust nbt,nt 10 appear. Tic rny WIS fur lha
time suspended. md resumed upon tho scasscm.
bling OF tho aubteHcG.
, 1881-02-16
MINING ENGINEERS.

IHirApELr,lIA, Frb. 1j.-Tho American 1llstt-
tuto Of MInii,g EnYlncers held Its opening dos
sloll thls crunlng Tho delegates wcre well
coined by Wayne StauVragh. President 6hiu,l,
In m A,rcss elnttiett for tho Institute large In
uunncH IN tho progress lpAdo In the laat Two
yours lit thu quantity md sconnmy Ut prouo-
lnAiufactVra uf VIK-irulI utld Iluxsomur stuUi,
tld other Atts and Industries 0f u Kindred
f1httirn.
, 1881-02-16

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtbnne.
HARTFORD. Ceun.. Fob. 15.-rho Connecticut
Sc,lntu to-duy pissed tho concurrent resolutions
expressive Vt syInrAthy viii, ireland, which
were pnsscd last week BY tho House of ltunre-
sentatlvcs. Only four voices wero hcnrd III viva
voeo yotcs, und thorc were no expressions Of
sentiment. a wagYsh melnber prepared for In
ir,nluctlon, bmt Withheld It, IN amendment also
extending synpathiss to the cotn,n.1n!sts 1T
Gcr,nnny, md tho IIush! piratcs Of pelzance.
, 1881-02-16

BATAVIA, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-The island Gr'.t-Nll
nt this place was destroyed by fire at IN ca,.y
hour this morning. Tho building was owned hy
tho I.ntnyin rapcr Misunderstanding Company, and
occupied hy Il. II. Cngger. The tlrc is supposed
IL hnve originated Mt tho ent1,- -shnllcr. Tha
prolnhlu 1oss OIL tho building nld stock u about
$4,000; Insured purtlnlly.
, 1881-02-16

Br. PAUL, btinnt Feb. ia.-AccorAlng to ad-
ylecs received to-luy ut Headquarters I,ePHt-
ment 1T l]akota, Maj, llHes' co!un.n bus arrived
opposis Hut0rsi, but cannot crrss tho river on
account Ut tho lnthis. Elna hittuLrcd alld eIyht-
count, exceeding tho cell,nutes by aver l6J. Tho
rapttvea seem e0ntuntel and cheerful Iuder tho
circumstances.
, 1881-02-16
aRcl,MeNr SUSPENDED.

,un"tion ,u tho railroad case WIS suspe,r,'v.laf
tho Juaso ~ this s atseraoou. tho cour. ss
Wuyuo MaoveaKh. Of thu Prnls'"a~e,. ,,,sne,. Of ~
ru,.ri coun sol, st.lttg tt, In iet ito su!'s
yulNnltnuls Testimony. he "ulia aaftlrud af e1PefA
G4lsu IL III E1nnIitlur a1ll thrce 3"''0
to report to tho Court.
, 1881-02-16

sAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA ,llsuatch from
VirHintIl, New, t0-Iay aays scnutur-clect FsI,
left thcre this afternoon fur Washington. #.
will stop at WApell0, 1u., to visit slater, ~
, 1881-02-16
TO Be ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT. :.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. l5.-It Ia said thAt tho
llon. II. D, Hathaway, OF tho Stats JouF7tal aud
J. Gibson, Of tho Ou,ahA Herald, will bo arrested
Iy tho serGcant.ut-Ar,ns ol Tho Stnto Scnato
Iucstions pFopous,dud by j6lut commItt9u ot
tAv uVUsu NQd 6vuAts,.
, 1881-02-16

Tho nlnrm from Dox 5lB at 6:35 last evening
was caused by a s,nall quantity Of crude oil
catcliing fire In tho United States Rolling Stoc
CHmpnny's works OIL IIuyne avenue, between
nh.o lslnnd avenue md tito river. Damage
trlt1fng.
, 1881-02-16


ORANGE, N. j., Feb, l5.-Tho handsome resi-,
denco OF A. Cross, a wealthy Now York banker, !
on Orange Mountains, near hero, took fra lat
night Tho building was totally consumed, en-,
failing a loss OF $.I UW.
, 1881-02-16

En1E, rt.. Feb. 15.-.tosept, Mct;nstcr, Dcmo.
crnt, was cLc1tett Maynr Of til4 uity Iy IN, mn.
Jnrtty. frosty Arldckip, Republican, wis otcct
G1 Controller by W.
, 1881-02-16

6pfcta! DtspaseA to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Fob. lb.-The Legislature ro-
conycuud thIs ov0niuR at 8;t0 after tho lolIg re-
cess Tho aolons looked ln tine trim :or haed
work. !.
In tho House, q largo number OF bills wcro
,,nltcel.
Appropriate resolutions OF respect to tho
nleIlory Vt l3art Cllppcngor, tho paKe who was
kiIlotl ut tho Cnllto! during tue. roc0ss. woro
pIssctl, And tho Clerk was ordered to spread u
mullurlal 5,axr TN tho tonrnal'
Tomorrow will wtuuss tho warlnest work OF
tho aesslatl, wten tho joint resolutions Intro
duccd by Bonator Rarr to submit TO tho pcopto
Ut Tho spring clctat,on II proposition to annnd
Tho Constitution by i,scrtIn1 I'LL ngttc!e prohlh
lttllY tho tnahu!urtuFe ur salo Ut !nura wilt he
considered. ThIs resolution camo w In thu
Renate previous TO adjournment. and, by II voto
u Ii " l.. tho seus.e postponed eousl4vrR lqn
, 1881-02-16

aps<ial Dkp4teh 10 Tns Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR Rapids, H., Feb. h.-Tho Fifth Con-
srcsstonal district Temperance Convention. held
hero to-day, was quite nrgcly attended, ncarly
all the delegates being present, Thu various
, 1881-02-16

ALBANY, N. T., Fch. 1I.-The Senate, 10 to :,
adopted Il resolution recommending that west-
er,l-iNttitd freight On canals be placed OH tho
FrCG.llst.
, 1881-02-16

.tuDusrA, No., Feb. 1I.-Thc Scnnto uuani-
inously adopted tho Committee report thut tho
woma& -sl.tTrnHc constitutional amendment
OtIEEt not to I1ts8,
, 1881-02-16

LYONS, Pa, Feb f5.-Tho cnEnc-housc Of tie
Enst Pennsylvania furnaces was burned to-d da5.
Cause II nrrel Ut coal- oil. It Is Eenrod the fur.
naccs Will have 10 "blow out" ental!!ug ahcayy
loss,
, 1881-02-16

sHnEvEpoRr, La., Feb. 15.-Tho stores OF H.
sollusky. dry goods, md IL j. Letnau i Co., gen.
cral Rroccrs, wore burned Tonight Loss So
0OQ; lnsnrGl.
, 1881-02-16
GROVE.
A TOUGH OLD bird.


6ptttat Dtspafth to TAs CAleaad Tribune. !.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Feb. l.-Hnother curious
trick Of Or. Grove, late!y arrcsted In New York,
and who wAs tho Or. buchanan OF Washing
ton, hns just como to light. 1t will ho rc-
mamborcd TINT after tho discovery Of his
bogus medical diplona-factory In this city
he disappeared. Sonlc aays after notice OF ILLS
death was inserted in tho New York papers,
assigning heart disease Us tho CAUSE. 1t HOW
appears that letter WIZ sent to ono uf tho
Washington papers syidont.y writtenby Crowo
himself purportsn1 to glvo an account Of tho
peht-mortcm examination Of Dr. Crowo's ru-
mains. Thls letter. which was mot published,
because 1t WIS
MELlEvED TO lie srCIuouB,
wa4 as follows:
NEW in1x. Nov. II, 1AN.-Th8 pnat norton on the
corpse nf Dr. Grow seyenled the faMarknb!s fact tt
tho doctor had received. ~ sn,no pe!tA turing s
iitc probably iurn9 t!e late War. MMu bull 1t. tha
Etcles Ut tho cart. whfs. becs,unx lnlbetit!t* had
formed ahrait cf cauus Of ronsldernhla
tis circulation 1T sAe, bood. ind nnnily
deprive him Ut !igo. III tho kanv manner - III
the sAan " the c"uefa,ed William i'ools, who !vai
must have bcen w1nHded uuso thnH sixtentl ye1Is
.:n. and beon struggling for exlstSncG during t!lia
At lohsth prosOd fntas Your. r@sspsctfally, @ :.
sureaon nchsf 1t. Gsruian iiosp5ts,. isfsoy Gl.,
, 1881-02-16

W1tKEsnAnnr, Pa. Feb. Rehabilitation, ,n
thut Eckly II. toxo, Hctnocrat, Is elected sta,s
BeEntDr over Thomns j. Edwards. Nrpuh,ic.s'
l,y II majority ut from LEU tn .,GU. toYc m.,
olrct.s! lust fhl, but ccle ii suhc tho oath
Ut pIilce. 's 's'a
, 1881-02-16

NEw YolsK, Feb M.-AEF1'ea' ''''
fsutn Glasgow. ,,.suss5 5As
GLASGOW, Fob. 1d.-AFrlscd, 'no ''s"
pt EvYAu&, lEoM New i9sk.
, 1881-02-16

HARRISBURG, PA.
11ARrlsHu1ta, 1'n, Feb. 3h-1ohl C. Herman.
Republican, Ia elected Mnynr.