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, 1881-04-26
ROUGH ON RATS.
DETROIT, Mich.

Spfetot Dtpateh to Tbs E:,tcaoo 7ftbuns.
nETnoIr, Mich. April .5.-GIIbart rnyton, q
snwdust-poddlcr, y yoars oil, murtlod. md llv-
ing ut ~ Arch street, took IL dos. OF rAt posun
yesterday because tIo "was trc.l OF ltfo" Astor
Bontltng bis Vito ~ church, hp went tu drug
store atld bought two 6ottl!ltz powders. tfo thun
asked for rat tiolsnn. nnl bought q 1d.ccnt box
Ut slough on hats" About j p. IN. ho ato tho
bntire box. and, whun his wito returned. cotl-
plalncA Of "fUcllnK Sick" Nrs. raytom
wont aftcr relutlve, ind, when tho Int
ter arrived, tho sulotdo confessed hla not.
Dr. Gardner was summoned. but hIa efforts
proved futile. and fayton oxprod this morning.
Saturday aud WIS vIstGIy GsottM tttoroat. iia
,natso hIs will IN tho t,ack ut \ prourAn Of Cos
pei serylecs. pole1I. For tho destruction at
thu body thnt tho soul may DO savod On TIM ilay
Of nlr Lord teaus. Gods WILL under Ulrpum.
stat.ccs. All possess TO Aear CHthHriHv. May
shB muct mo in laearrn. tGr JDslls sak9.''
, 1881-04-26
BAD FOR THE CREDITORS

Tho Stnte OF S;oorGtn Declared by tho
supreme Court to Gso II Preferred
Creditor Of the bankrupt llelno
lSnNkks
Special Df,pdteh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, Gu. April .6.-Tle Supreme Court
Of Gcorg'a to-day rendered unanimous IT,
cfson In favor OF tito Stuto In tho cnsu Of Tho
State ut Georga Va. Tho Hunk OF Komr, which
was stato depository, giving tho stato IL prior
clntin to MI tho assets OF tho bank OVER personal
and nil other creditors Of tho bnnk. Tits was
nude test enso tho satna beng Involved IN
deciding priority Ut tho atnto tvcr tho clattns of
creditors Of tho Cttt7Gns' HAnk, MISC n de-
ps'sttory. which suspended paytno'lt two weeks
a!nce. Assoulatc~Justico T.. Crawford ir-
liyered a,.',ss tho decision, which the Court
ia iiaw, and alsn upon The law govorn cd
sonal "a wgtl as al utner creditors IT tho Bauk
hmye to- tate what ia loft after Tho StNia is
sntistlcd. The ltonc Bank owes tho Stato $El,-
0OQ HnA the Cttizena' Hank Ia tntlebtttl to tho
stnto *l0a, 100. The Impression seelna ta ue that
utter tho State Is satisfied thcro will he nOthlng
lrrt for the other crctllt0rs III both bnHks wcro
tcghrded NJ wildcat c0!1Gvrns. scnuten c!thor
through ncgliKsl!ro On tho part OF tho Governor,
o. criminal coilustpn pttweUn bin md tho
oteccrs OF tho b4nk. by which btth parties to
tho contruct Wer0 10 be benefited. Tho case
may he Gnrrlod t0 thu Supreme Court Of tho
United States. Ths, however, lcreuds upUu
WhotlQr an appeal bRM bo taken.
, 1881-04-26
DOCTORS DISAGREE.

ri, : t..u,,~ ~ ,1,. e....t4 va,., r.,
Ao ae"sy ~ tno Dasro.t HaeMlont coz
!eEe u. = kow-sevorat Of tlla Mem.
bcFs Withdraw from the 1nstAtuttou.
Epsetat D4pu,eh to Tng t.hteaao Ttlhunx
nrrm",r M,ch Anil OK ~ so,,,a ~ - ~,
IN. nno,, ,.n" nu' h.o.,.'s n"au ~, neso
co,nlnalnx tho Faeulty O.. l1o DotroIt Medical
College. Flfat, President Meur.,r ruslpncd, and
i've i.mr1i nj rrn.tcua rof,,.cd ~ unno,st h,~
.,,,..s'.t. ~ M ttaes - tosueeu " "socPt va
rca'sttatton' rms was tue a9gna! for sslne die"
gruAtled Fr0ftssors to quilt. Their nctioa bus
boon ,,1.]utsed by tito studenta. Tho vbolo
trnnh,e ma ',oon canso,, ,,v " s,rt,t .rt.,nrasa1
t,on ~ e. ,,nSt"aI - r,s. - v.s.ss ~
"r ss'h mo ~ sSa. psn.,a, o. n
~ ssroux uuu." Ito 10 an abts ucul,st.
, 1881-04-26
OBITUARY..
IAAfEs r. Fields.

JAMES r. FIELDS.
8Weto! napdfeh to 7hs Chttaon 3ttbuns ,
DosroN, April s5--Tho circumstances Of tho
death last night Of 1ntt1cs r. 1tiettI tho well.
knnwn author md publisher, arc fnlI of pathetic
thtcrost- lie Ind hncn slightly III for solno time,
but Friday ana Saturday he tnate a number OF
cllls. md yesterday ono or twn literary trcnds
spent tho afternoon md took ten With him.
Among thom wcrn Mrs. Celln Thnxtor and Mrs.
Lodge About oclnok III tho cvontng ut aartn
for t,re tn tho vicinity WIS sounded. and Mr.. r.
u. Aldrlch. Whos0 house Is nenry oppostt to Sir.
Flcid'a residence, went out to SEQ where 1t
WIS locate1, md, looking up. ho observed
hlr. Field standing Mt tho window. 1io
waycd hts hand to hin. Tho saiutntton
wns returned. Within short time thereafter
tho distinguished author cxplrcd+ Tho fire.
alarn1, It wo,t!d appoAr, nsttutoti him considor-
sat down. md Mrs. Fteld engazed hts atte.tlon
Xtter rsaains 70 t,in. ani,o Mrs. Foti doard
es = hana n s
yo ;ha. h 9Sred n as no
t;ss Sssa'3s H. IT,, s"y %sasSss NJ II. sSs y
s:ssa nefs'sss seses SI.esssx esas
esTeer sa,, tlat osep'es Gniane pos's'on n Amc
and SOM attor attaIntna bis minority Gecatne M 10 q
partner IN tho fafnnis publishing rpncnrn with
which bis nnnte has been CONNECTED TIL within Il
few years. when hu retired frn active business.
!lo enjnyctl tho personal frendAhtl ot nll AiHcrs
icnl authors or nnto aaa nnny OF the nlurc uc!e-
brated English wrttnrs, and ii HIM America is
Indebted fur tho sceond visit Of Chnrlca nlck-
'..Hcarlet Letter" ind tho works OF many nthpr
SPY authors. OF rceont years. ~, Tho lecture
lion acquired by his Intimacy With colnbritios
and independent rcseareh tnto 0rtglnnt sources
Df knowledge. afr. Field was Gi years old, and
leaves hU children.
10 tbs lVstttrn Afsoeta.<d prets.
Nt1sToN. April @5.-lAmes r. Fields died sud-
denly last evening Of fhoart-dtscase,
~ WIS ntit-doors SATURDAY, although not IN
good heRlth, and WIS stricken with IN nttaox
while sitting IN his chair at 10 o'coek last night
Ills wife was routing to him at the tino.
lilo WIS born In Portsmouth, N. H.. Dec. 81,
init. In his 18th ycnr hc tteliverci IN nnnlvcr-
sAry poom In tho Mercantile Library Of BOSTON.
1funor" bcforo tlle Ha1np Society. He wis q
member of tho publishing houses Of I'n1tnor &
tic atlantic Munthlu fr0M 1e6s TO 1B7l.
, 1881-04-26


EVANSTON, ILL.,, April 25,--Tho family of Mr..
J. NJ. williams received by cabtcHTam tho nnws
Of tho death at Itome, Italy. Of Mrs. Anna n!n-
ncy. About two years since Miss Anna Wt,lltms
was mnrrcd to Mr.. J. Bianey, an1 In lcas than a
hos aei wst ast Il to soea @
tho wiutor IN ttniy. I.nst Saturday tho news
cane by cahfc tftut ahe wAs very IN, md Mr..
Williams started Immediately for Clifton
Springs. whence, with Mrs. Williams, be intended
t. proceed to the bedside OF bis daughter, only
t. d9 30 now met hy tt9 lust TIN, sad pieee Of news.
surprised and pnlnod ut tho news OF her dcmso.
, 1881-04-26

IHOFEHSluNAh ,uESEfUl.E ACEs
Hptelat Di1pateh TO Ihs Chicago Tribune.
srH1SuFtEap. ILL.,, April 2a-Tho ufo-insar-
nncD societies That ho business on tho Deneyo-
lent plum. but charge money for tlatr Imitation
policies, ntc rushing In petitions by Wholesale
pruytn9 tho mc,nb0rs Ut bUth Houses to work
fur tho passage OF Wilson'S bill oxcmpttng those
CONCERNS fr.,'n 9tHta supervision of any sort. 1t
ss notcrablc that heao petitions are usually pre-
pared by tho Presidents, Secrotarses, or other
officials Of tho soolot!es,~-rnen wto rocBtyo aaug
aataries for prnotioug "banoyolenco." Thoy
arc naturally deslruus Of continuing to hnudo
other peopto's money unrcstrufnnd by ihw Of
any kind, and 30 they pot up theso potltlous md
prevail upon tho unthlnkng men,bors Of tholr
soctot|es to sEn them, under the ploa that It Ia
neceasaty to do something to atop tic torFt1lo
sid l!ne companies from working thotr dcstruo-
ION.
1t Is alleged BY thosc "oharitabao society off,
cnIs that other bills
DIRECTLY DETRIMENTAL TO THEIR 1NTErr
ESTB
arc now pending. and that they must do all pos
sib,o to shove Wilson'S meaaure through as IN
ofYsct This statement, llke the majority OF n
"beaovoout" iasurttoo tiaH's assertions. 10 ttt.-
1ruc Thero aTa mnny bllla peuiltng nkatnst
Legitimate llfe-lnsuranuo, bills that havo beeR
introduced With pnlpnbIy 1neEoeiary motiyos,
but tluEu aro mono Affecting Tho wolfnsc Of tho
cooperative associations except two. which ru-
Qufre such soufottcs Organized ~ Dter atates, to
conform to tho Insurance laws OF ItIiuols In case
taoy aosls " ~ ooaslness uose' .no aeea W aoca
law IA 10 plain ~ 70 aAll Tor no expJahntion. 1t
has boen recommended by our State Auditors,
past auu urosant. und Att1rney- Ucnornt Me-
cortnny. WIN i. birnsc,f T,n,is,,rnr nf n ~,
operative society. bus xtyun carefully prcparod
opiHl0n that auCh outside axsOoA ions should be
ular tho co,,trti Of our tl,sn rsnue Department.
il ID scasy ;ns t,st,.ssares Of {heso isisoyoeas
outloorrs fru1n otner states whv arc
wn,,,.1vn I'M rttr ut,rrrrnv u,,strpss
l.. mM'Sm W 1a1E fnsta,oM nos'nsa ~,
, 1881-04-26

attention soinc wcnks ago, Ia nl,out c,scti On
tho hcarluR to-day, having finished tho thissioth
day, tho ovIdonco all hetng II, and tho ar9u.
tncnts almost done. Thoy Will closo In tho morn
ing, and tho case will then bo submitted, Adds
nlntlo most vigorous defense aEainst h.a wifo's
.llctet mitch. II not ALL. nf Tho mstcriHl allc9a
tons ~ hnr Testimony, the n.,tcono Df tho
eAsn Ia RwAtotl with much rlrtntjty md nnx1cty
by tho people Of this Vicinity, but IL not cxpcot-
Cd for Suta0 weeks.
, 1881-04-26

vsGa; ,stss d'n;cts. H. s.ss e. ts as POOL b.
nnnnnn,on, ,.ank tthes anh tno.f nme1insc
Tho b.Ismcs, T ,ro,n Wrs}crn " trrnn1i 1eh nn'sts
W. to 60 isi!s any III o aFreasaachs na' pp'" wss
o p z: t% 9, 81 Il nS
Ssswes ,ss" TIC tn Mew n1rk nes
scsu It'd ttssko cS,,tracts at cut ratSs nc % wits
,heir Western con,'cottons 1T sho id; tcr,ninal
tnjnctj the ratts. yct lknv gSt She h,sstSess ai1
tho tnne, and ther riyai Ijnsss wf,ct w"eo n"t
l! th!s t!yoraby s!tated; h.d 4 saEe!: Nov. ID
ess n59Hs ss II a sho fse !, e rsor
iinrs ahsii ho rn,,St 4 u,,n,n .y ~, rs,ut.
NJ fho yRrio,,s nntcWav. mn thi.";o,r v,ii MT
t1lukc tho pooi morn cnsent tnmn Il nt,w Il. In.
nsitlcts nnntze,I nt,omas IN Tia woros r,ls thnn
fs has lmrn thms f"r. S,"nv ~ Tia Wnstrrt,
proposed by Con,ttlissloncr Fink viii he ilttio
t. nu..es tuan tne o!a arrangement. Iney more.
tun,nv XXI sha ~ t4,t,i VI n.Imsl N AZ,
yituE tho fustlrAs tho nouey earned should In
divided. WhtlU snch MI arrangement wotll
cefta!h!y sle MORO effective thnt the other plnhe.
fentci }m"aso H., ,,If,,nitv '' n.sss. ~
tur sntjefactury porccntnues to the IA.
rI0us tines. wifi provo mn ntn,nst
innsMsmonntanle III oostAn!e. Inc trcattnnnt OF lho
far saws th"f IA iM,tnr wiI riv f Ia sntsn7
when they ret tho lit,f,'s s,nrc, IND the Wcstert,
lines aes.llcd to bn lotermine,i to Yet hereafter
s Wnnt 5noy ate nntit!ett 10: Ine Euafcfn trlnk
""m md yvcr rs,+os ~ a. ~" Nnsta. II tnna .ne
nnd fnr +hf. rcns.'n +how csn nffsrd - h.s%
rrss nsnnciaiw ~ ths nsterr t mes ,,'f
inrIo eh"rn r. TX ~ faEn hm.inns. ~ i I5 w.
snd tho hEheE tho rai s,tes arc .ho lsfser i
tho svntnr rn,1 w Tho Wntas tituy iy Vii e1 to.t LII
, 1881-04-26

HpEt2al D@taEfR 70 3h9 tR1eaao 3Tab1hs.
CINo1NaATt, April sa.-At q meeting th!s eyer-
Ing committees wero appointed to mako the ur-
raHyemsnta neccsanry thr tho Incet!uX and rl,-
Advancement OF Hoianoe. Tho Society bus 1,7uO
members. Tho meeting ocours In August, and
Wy! continue tour days Almnt 500 aro sxpeottd
10 D0 present. The CuMultt#es app0inteu IT,.
day are made upO tho bsst ujtlzo ns 1T tho city,
and much anteFost ID manifested In tho uom fnT
meeting. The tiembcra Of tho Suefoty will To
aGcordod u hearty welcome, aud everything tH%-
slh!e done 10 mako tAe!r stay pleasant atl TIC
meetings sucuussful.
, 1881-04-26

IN thctn hnv0 tho protcnt!on Of Etnte supervision
hs much he though thpy Wcrg lnturot IN tho
wrli.rsta'tlshc.' and .nirc ftvnrthy known old
fonG ns 10 eor1 W, are nv y ons uf fa
hEnnts Of irresponsible Anc!ot1cs from nthor
stntce., who arn btcrancerinK unmnloste'i
thrHiGh felln0ts. that nro fnssng nhuut whit
thcy tunnIIy cali " inslslntivo interference win
, 1881-04-26
HOSTILE REDSKINS.

AisMAncK, nak., April sa.-E, IL. bly, has ar
rlvad' home. having Aoatod IN a yawl 260
p'!les down the Little blissouFl. He yeporta two
men killed by Indians at BoTry Point On Thur
day, Tho hunters wero all drIveo Ia from the
yiu!nlty Ut hatord, and c4valry haa bosn sent
out Ia pursuit OF the hostltes. On Monday a
party OF Yanktonnals orosaed tho river with
scsorat hosses tto1en from ranohmen. Fifty
lower tie camp, IN tho hentsWators gf tho Little
Missouri. and troops are to b. sent f&r tnels pro.
toDdOn.
, 1881-04-26
POLITICS At LAFAYETTE. Al IND.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. .Apri! .5.--Pollt!os ase warm.
tug up horo to protty hikh pitch. Tho 1iepub-
liuaus huyo lnade tAolr nominations tor city
olieers, and Tomorrow night tho Democrats
mcot at tho Court House for the same purpose.
Tho lattuE hive boom OUT OF pItoe for some
years. and ars exceedingly hungry, sud, from
tho huzzlug RsoAnl to-day, thoy evidently in-
tend 70 make atsoax light tor victory at the
, 1881-04-26
Read "FALSE AND TRUE
TO the PUBLIC.

I&6re cAn be no bottcr guarantee Of th9 ssos 1.os
= pE: RadMays old established Il. Ii, T. he.o of
AteS than tSa base and worthless t1nitauonis, RI, r. r.
&Asn. A Ih6fe aIe False Na41lveHt4t Achhs.99 -
md Ptlls. 6~ s,lro and ask for Rndwny's an :"
~ NV R4AAs = AA1n ~ " W xkAt ya2 WV
, 1881-04-26
TIL: FIRST SPIKE.

Sptttd| D6paaeh to IN uhteago Tribune,
FORT sctnT. Kas.. April 35.-To-dny ut pre-.
clsoy II n this tirst spike was driven In tho Fort
scolt & Wichita Railroad, III the pEosencu Of M
tulmonso concoursa pf people and amid great
cnth.isinstn. Judge Ayers welded the sle1lKp,
Slvsets. !atrs. lll. astnkerhoE. hallco, TIernan,
aRa anusuHl JOY tH8rkcta tho occasion, aud fhV
roul Will be coNpletud to Wichita by tha lst Of
next January, - ' SA
, 1881-04-26


The management ot Movickcr's havo rorro~
. duced "One Hundred Wives" In M elaborate
manner. Laid 1T tho picturesque land Of tho
Mormon, the plny olfcrs ono or two particularly
t1no opportunities for sconto effect, aud these
opportunities have boon admiralty scixod by
bessrs. Malnshn and Rogers, tho artists of tho
house. The slrst SGT rnpresents In tho distance n
Western sottlctnont lying ut tho basc Of Il range
OF snow-carpcd mountains, and iu tho furc-
ground number Of tents. omiErants,
wAuons, mud tho hustle Of colony just landed.
In tho fourth act VIC are shown ono OF tho 1nest
bit Of culor wo havc cyur senn from, the brush of
Malmsha. Tho subject as Mcuintoy'a Guluh. a
Wild, picturesque Rpht, md tho trentrncnt ts
bold, vigorous. md otrccttvo, and ut tho sa,no
t!no { Is charactcrizcd by tho dctlosoy of
ssarco'y speak;; Nat long aYo It was
1t has n1tEo tho tottr OF tho coett1try and beon
received rs ono or tho strongest pritosts nRalnst
flo cuEga nf Mernunis.n ever PuE befHFe the
public in drnnlntl IL form. Miss Ada GilmNn. tho
!luscryotlly popninr little soubret. md Sir. Dc
Wolf Hopper, IN tito r0iGs or husband Gud wife,
nuke I'M entertaining couple. aud bir.
Jnhn 1nco's Ghluamun Is u,!e Of tho
OH tho stage. Tho part IT Eisic Is now played
Dy Nlsa atnrYnrot GunG, a Blstor ue Kata Chx-
ton. VIC bclinvo. Whom sho mas hal moro stage
experience she uu doubt will he II vGry pfenatng
autrcss III pathetic roles, With this exception
there Arc no Ghangos Ia The cnst seen III tho
former representation Of tho play..
, 1881-04-26
DIR. RADWAY,S
SARSAPARIL[IAN
RESOLVENT
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIFp
Changes as Seen md Felt. n,
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using q Few

/. ooo1 sn,rtt,. dI,ounoornnc, =.
innRRnos, n.R ho,hnrho,y, 'ncFease and hardlacss
nGsn Hsau n.HIh1,es, etc.
,s ~ rsssGnRin R ~ lnna.Mecs, AppeiNe Improves .ch
tS3 .nr iosat ~ Ie so1s etuctAIi0ns 0f wsit,
.fnn, E.ai. u.RntnH cMsa. una uHfsturbej
1tsn ~ ~ V.EoT9ns ,Hn..,
the skl1 tooks esar and hea,ihy; tia EaA'a'y, as;us
tna"Hcn "a ithm h In ~ tutnM isaa cloudy anpennnes
~ cieaE cneIIY or antNa color; wntcr aasses
1feeiy from tae 1i9dler through tho ntethTs
nNaout pa.n oE sca!dsnss httlo or no sediment
NJ pMin pMaaG O. "eMkneas; 1.s..G.s:,, - ..
o,,.,,,ns s nata annon OF ,9uatnt1y ana To-
Vt aanetea IN tnhL Way3. wltn certainty OF psr.
H. nnonx e11tc MGfonea ssfs,,Eth rxhlb1edls
stofS.i r. tne ... seveen' nEKanss.,
~. .. aoisom t'nRG m INC WINE OF tho eyes, sa4
eno swastny. sansot anpearance q thb atls
,. lInss ,sMfr.ns from WeaN or nlccsnted
nr w H. Eenzo fIeat beneh1a "a
iFOm 1G0 llnBhs QlT ECll6t DTNnCHl Or HlndbnA
, 1881-04-26


TonoSro, April :5.-AlcKeo Rankin and Man.
nger Shepard, ut tho Grand Upern- House, hati n
lively tist-iight In tho latter's oi1lcu to-day.
Shepard durnRndctl to have tho light out In the
room. Rankin deoiiued. and shepard bad him
arrested but 10 Waa suon rclcAacd, rtaytAg ii
plrntod copy Ut tho "punttos." ls sud to bo
Btupard6 Otteuse,
, 1881-04-26
C[NC{NNA'rf. O

CIsciHSArI. o., April 25-sIrs. John 0ctzen,
married and agud is, but not living with hpr
husband. pnn,naIttcd suicide thls morning at
tho keber llouea by ,taktug rat pol1uu. known
as AuuXh On ltnls."
, 1881-04-26
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Perfectly tastoloss, elegantly coAted VIA
strengthen. NalwAyfs lsilis for tho cure of - ~
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MlpAunnt Cpstlvuncss. lndtKestiont DyspelNias'
NtItousncss, Fovcr, inflammation Of tho lIoxsls,
Plled and all doranGoms nts OF tue lnterua! y
cora. Warranted 10 effect u positive cur
PURIFY vegetable. coninfnlug no Aercury. tn'r
4fel. Or deleterluus drugs. .-,,.xs
~ObsHrve tue following synptolus rest1p~
froM Disorders of tha D!4netise l,rKans: TIA
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulnoss OF II ~
Nausoa, hgartpuru. DsRust OF Ford. tt!tnas1s tt!i!Na1
StnkinKs or Flutterings In the Pit Of the s!oIsr s!s
aeh, swimming nt tho Head. Hurried ni!u Sas bis
cult breathing, Fluttering uf the Heart, Ghoks ~
Or Bu4ocatng Sensations whsn In Il lying IA
hlrt, Dots or Webs before tho sight, Fuvot saa
uulf FAln lu tho Head, Deficiency Ut FersfnT1r r.
dOI. yeltowne8s OF tho Skin and Eyes, run - -
the Side, Chust, Limbs, and sudden Flushes :"
Heat, burning in the Flesh.
A auw 1oHea Ut ltndwHY'e Pills Wila tiee ~
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fOu.
, 1881-04-26

FlTTsHu1u, April sa.-At meeting OF the
Directors Of tho pittaburK i Conuolavll,o Hail.
Foata, held hcro to.duy, J. u. Washington wss
elected 1Foasurer, and 0eorue A. Horry Dlrcotor,
yico 9. Donnol!y. sea!gned, ]. u. Washington
was alA1 eleutHd Pges1pMt OF tho Mount P!va1-
mt q l!ra4ttrl l&afEnaa In Dir, naauellyte plaot,
John klnR, ~, and lsobcyt uarras waro present
ut iha HleettpR,
, 1881-04-26

tract OF land In Focahontas County, Iowa. owned
by tho St. Pnul tsoatl.
Tho cnutsnct for grading twenty -llve miles of
tho wisconsin h Michigan l1osA. from Fort iIow.
ard north has Dcen lot to l.. Nosslter, or La
CroA6e
, 1881-04-26

HforsfordsA Acid EjtospitaSo n Near
Perfection A. Can tse Expected.
hRy1 used jIofslor.t's Acid Phosphate for
s,eut!y hgteen months, aud chu orIr say that Ia
such cases ~ 1t IL indicated IL 10 rs ncnr perfec-
uon ~ pan bo expected from any retnely.
4, &. NkWFOHT, N. D.
, 1881-04-26

Mrs, TiTAUUFUS lOp FIN.
NILES, Mich, April as,-sIrs. Thaddcms Hop
pin. one OF tho oldest sottlors in Western M!ch-
fEun, dtcd yesterday. aged 01.
, 1881-04-26
FEVER and AGUE

FEvEn AND A0UE cured for fltty cenlA
There Is not remedial agent in this world th4t
VIII cure Fever and AKua and all nthor aaiafl'
fesors aao 9saT Sy RAbWX9s fiLs; ,sT 80 % suIeS
~ Y'B'HEADY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-04-26

BAN FRAEclsco, April so.-PFesidens Davis, of
the South paelao Coast Narrowed auga 1tullroutl,
Icnlst that ta9 property bus been sold to the
uat1ous hayu bum had su that eurct.
, 1881-04-26
1t Is Proposed to ItoorEanizo tho
Big Pool on, n Money
Basis.
arrangements Completed for the Con-
solidntion Of the Wabash
System.
THE STRIKES.

,t.tt.
both at tho In and oas fre'1ht-aouses. The tom.
psny o e. did Id not reers"sS all the o s,
in tho strike were rsouxe1sd. rhoso that wore
poy%en m ss y" maa a woso s 'i euco ensasc s
ra,ser n' aa ws'u
vcnTcanco against tho Company nut nav.
Ing bccn foFowarned TINT any attempt
vni,id result In tholr im,uc,1tntr arrest, t,,oy
...s .oeas s,s,o, ~ ,tn ,..,n. x,a.t ~ ,o,nr
and % went to tnoir homes a. Tlo man ARMSTRONG
who mnde himself obnoxious lust Saturday,
came around early. but upo, learning thu.
on.t'aaoa, md tried @ to sst an.ef nc rsas y ai
vss "ye inc o.ors .nae os wSre ,osn ae,un
nns;,it. r,,n ,,",,nScr. f t,n 1,,,no,s r,cn,roi
fss ss uS aa. noy over &c 'S sos % res,es with
@ u eassse a q 91s o '1Ss az @
ae9n Of shoso mon there wol sn: hye sSn no
sr "Se s 'a @ n' e s
t9ey mem 70 Ween o1'L ny tHo uIsgoTS1nlt
o!ementa htnanE tnolr c1apanses' ano si kseei.
none n3eeps tucn Us tnuMii ~ a. nNnefo
TO tno Interest q oComnnny Under ~ elrv,l1n.
stanoes. and who wy trnst sho company TINT Il
Asaoon ~ 1t i'ecn,no known that ilto Illinois
ns e. I'll . "9SssS ass e as s
Nnrthwestorii COMMANDED n fl,at aheY aaoahl h9
paa tho snne Wnpos. Mt 1alls no. no!ME M aFaitsa ,
rpads say ttat u thGF men nH n,it stouoK tisy
would hayo been w'litng TO .naks a"y c9necssion y,
to keep eaee a ,x M @ , x hoyy
tor tnnt pricc, ana @ can sfe nn fn'snn now why
tho Supply nhu dolnaha' ahH hs iotix ~ nero
were plenty u men & to 90 tho work nt
why the, should H'ye more. They also say thas
ny as;oanE 70 ne aenahss 1T o. tao stsikG kGGs u
9 t1a no no,p , sbe t II tms @ !os ~ fsl ao
a!oaE the!t lines 4 they r.fd tho men ~ Ghi.
caso el.bo per day thoy would hhve to ply thur
allow no discrimination, md this would cntall
m oxpenso upon tno'n " aessthl tnnuaanu Not.
Is aS hsy a osscs s ~
the winter IN nGcnant o. enn snow hiocknttc'
Mi.a a1o nov sHHer,nE . ssscrs.y fs saG a:,os:
rcadiiy aKreod +" the demands 3 e. Tho sts!keTS
at yet ovsr eaeir & tron,es. t imr eoiE ncton wii
sms1 sses sasr @ sces s1sf hSSr %os t0
es tsSy sy SsSe wt no e fsr tt tns @
tss 10 s"ss ! sy Il I'D
sono Of tic strikers on tic burlington and
Northwcstcri, went to tho Ic!Ehs-hnscs 3t the
duco tnesn % 10 q"tt. Sut. "roM tonx iii it'iurnsd
thAt tho ltnck is!and nllcla.s ha'1 aYreed y pay
their msG e ns dtEt, .sugcs as srs i'otng n MEahi by
terms II Mr. 0lcasun. the i.'cnl Freight Anent
and thoy sny thcy Will stick by him through
sfe y t.: ,kS e. ay # the %hsr Wsstssn tern
pay tholr men but Fl ~, aud tiat they aro sAta-
ea re,,a III a!,"at ~ ma,t, =, H., ,,.,,,,o, o+
, 1881-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE IUNfLEE SINGERS.
Tho Jnbttco Bingcrs Ut Fisk University hNvo
roturnctl 10 ChtcnRp nftcr slx ycnrs' ahtcncc,
md last ovoning gave tho flrst Of aeties Of t,vo
cor,ccfts nt tho Contnt hft,stu 1intl to very
large md ono Of tho most enthusiastic nudlonces
that havo ever assembled thoro, 1ts applause Was
CONSTANT md II It could have Ind It's own way It
woiild hnye kept tho singers singing all night.
Tho tro,apo Is rnthor cnrlnusly constituted ns 1t
has four suprnsios, onu AItu, who possesses an
cx1ulslty bea!ttfnl naturnl votno, two tasscs and
twtl tcltDts. Notwithstanding tho disprpTHrtton
nt It's parts. It Is oxGeontly bnlRncetl. Tho sing.
is % a,nS a sayS oa 1n ecqfs md
and emotional tn TINT ic9reo that cven It, ttolr
must Ight-hcattcd aNd extlhorant sosiVs lhprc Is
Ss s !: s. It IL ssesa ny t fIgix is4x anss Il
nf harmony and c!cnruess uf chnncintlou Ia tho
eicnoy Of !ts FURNISHING singing, III sho perioyt
syss sSxSr Of Il ao qass qtha 1S peuS St ao' Wiz ,ba
;ts work, I l.. always excellent. Among
sss bessys so "s Ms, jomto
4 soprano of nlmost Ilnlitlcss ranFc; md Mr.
Loud!n. II basso Ut itn,nut,so strength and depth
sSsksa sf Ssss Te II sho Y Srs tsoy' q Z c s ao T.
siderable hun,or. as was shown In n laughing
song. Tor which be got Y double encore. The
praRrt.'n WIS altnnst entirely CONFUSED Of tho
Hw to '"1; 1tse ar"Sf sf' *' ssss! Sea
ahlstqniRS a ''',s rSii, ss 70 ,rni;s65,v NsS5S, 7S
sThe s asspel % Tsan, ! nida's siy loltl @ pelIysr
DanIel," otc, etc; These al,aint Mld torvla
aey sns v s "f aa fcoas aHs Se hte sS
ehange., and those who wish to pass i novel alll
thom enll. They, win mt only bo richly repaid,
but they Will help on Kuod cause.
, 1881-04-26
NEGOTIATING.

NEGOTIATING,
ssAetsl DapateA 70 TAe Chkaao TniAvn&,
MHwAuKEE, Wis.. April s5.-Shanpou Dsos
apd otheEa aFp 'H The elty ReY9ttRslpSror \ Isrge