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, 1881-11-26

Yesterday afternoon, while IN old Rant1elnal
and hIs sou wcro driving alonx Hyde Park ave-
uuc. near Forty-thlFd atreet, thoy worn attacked
In vicious rnanucr by two men who wore drlv-
Ing coal wagons n0ng;thu samu thoroughfnro,
and peltel With Jumps Of cunl. The old gentlc-
tnAn was badly bruised about the faco, mid WINS
also severely injured by being struck III tho
buck with shovel. Tho assault wus entirely
unproYukcI.
The first Pullman" train was considerably
doiaye'1 yesterday morptny by slight accident at
Eorty"socond strees. Onu oE the cars ran Oh
Tho track and shonk the passeugprs up con-
stdcrabEy, but no one WIS injured.
Tho noaru Of Trustees met yesterday after.
iloun. The matter OF Gpcnlng One IIuudrcA and
Sixteenth and Onc.lilndrei unJ Eiyhtecnth
streets was brought lip, aud, after much dis
Gusa!on4 laid On OH the Thule.
Tho Superintendent at tho WAtc1. Works re-
pyrted thAt tho AAslstAnt EnRineer had beeu
negligent uf hl8 duty, an1 ha1 repeatedly been
a0stnt frotu ILLS work without permission. The
!lattcr wns referred to spcciai committee tor
investigation.
|. I.cGnsos were granted to Charles G. IIusart
nnd ThDlnas Gaines to keep sa!Unns ut lsenBnx.
ton. Thero .tre ut present only 1aa SALOONS Ia
The rrf,nrt of tho Village paystofun for 0ctu-
ber was presented cHd showed TINT thers, wasu
sixteen births and fhrsy-tvu deaths sluriug the
!rlnnth. OF this number II died OF diphthoriu,
1Uf iypl1O. nlnlarua fUvcF. nj smallpox, worc
Killed by the curs. wcrc drowned, aud 9 dleu a.
tho result Ut nther cASuaItscs.
Tho FIllNEe Treasurer reported the amount In
tho Treasury ut $24i, ,s05.
, 1881-11-26
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Joseph Derg, residlug ut NJ. 2sal nuttcrfcd
strcet, while rlsling IN tue front platform Ut II
Stutc strcct car, fell over tho dashboard
III III, tho wheels passing over hfs
left arm, brcakng It Id twl
places. In njhtlon TO this, ho was
30 seriously Injured informally tint Drs. Esrooks
and l3oytl. whn attended him, say TINT he will
prol'a1y die. 11o Is = years old. and tins bceu
utnytsyel as ahtppInX-clerk at No. ttiyer street.
Mary Schaack, the VITO 1T the proprietor uf
racltr ayenno totecrt-hal. ATTEMPTED ut ~
o'clock list night ~ commit suicide by drink
Ing 4 ql,antt,y nf c4rla,lIo acid.
Shn had been drunk during tho
evening. anA hnd worked herscf into quito Il
FURY ot Jealousy and drzpunlency over whit shs
Thought to ba hor hushnI,d's tnfatualton fur ono
nf the tomntG vocnllsts connected with the
dive. EO sh1 be9an by breaking KlasseE
mud thrustlng nue lists through thu
wntnw-pAnc HeiuR demonstrated With Tor
thnt she totk tho acI Aforesaid md Iny t!DNp
to le III. thltps was cailcsl from Clark strcDt.
und thu misguided CREATURE was thoroughly
pumped oit as,ll put II, het-dnd she'll be sorry
tor Il when she gets sobar.
, 1881-11-26

h!s son an 'd!nt and brutc, and saw him push and
biz, fathor. She ns:erta init be frequently
a,'d nptllly Expressed his DISLIKE and hatred OF
th9 hny. al! l,As seen him brutaliy whip tho
When thc!r yonnKcr child, Chario!ie, wa. worry
viar.i dniy II ii" rtiil's usitiral s,,ndiH"n. ho
S,'tne = q vis!t ths shiid; Xtter ths prcseedInss
ase tho children. shs rc1nHinctt III anoiher room,
and after II few vIs,t4 ho bbcalnc urgent In bis
s e o 1eo 10 ns. is .no ost q The 1
iu,t.l !ones. ahl.s'1g his wifu and calling Ecr
as tS n,,s" 10 @ shs II thcr ~ m6t IT,, f of
thi1t; wecka hr sHs! hH nll'st snu her with nh
itnlErtant communication kn'l sho wont In
M re too'; y when ~ t,c9an 70 'lcker ~ to .nnney
tescn IN sl. 1T otllor visits which she "details
tts saya he wAs sery vnlent ~ hts co'rtuct. say
fnro ho would rive thettl il cent, ut tho sah,o
ce tS shaHpg ss, S asr1 try Of BY. y cr ~. tse
@ T. a. sad ii H. xfuIeat s M5e a1
cGas of 81, iage ha falnted away.
Mrs Ntcrn nays thAs bur bus',dld has rel.ounccd
ao'le supi!ose, sntsai advantage. Sho wus ruurud
itoslan C9!loc. bt1t WIS mutretl It! a lutheran
Ghurch " Ar. stern's rcslucst. :,ho did not know
tnther BJertlIlx. Aud wAk not AWnrc Whit h41
called when hn canr TO seo hur. licr husband bad
spoken dieplraylpaly Ut him. md ,she regarded
@ u ;res H. es Ssaa Psofaese y q
bclIovS ~ ~ tcl!Rlon and ha.l refused TO havs
h's aht11ssn n1 ihaSc1 ~. t; ri thcS were ot hap
s.rs he WROTE letters 70 Us so1. hut . yenrs oli
rr,sd the.,' tu hin If hs wna to bear them At ait
4, ntie Of these letters he wrote: The scoun:.
lrcls who surround you havo almost succeeded
their punishuientt ! tnko ,ny oath on Il: IL
tlu!vGr you from these Henundrcls will be my
, 1881-11-26
1mnortnnt Decisions in Wis.,
NV consin Against tho st.
Paul Road.
NJ. New Schedule to Be- Strictly
Enforced by the Illinois
Commissioners.
,,u Ia DO Brought Agaiust tito Ill.
inots Central for Exotortlonato
Charges.
WHIT Appears Very Much Like Freight
Blockade on tho Lake Shore
Road.

csod lIcndway HKndo III tho Fornna"
svp .'a', ar tIp New Missouri Rkvcr and
,aloJndO Pools.
tnsn,yh hut little hoalway wns mnlc at tho
.. fouis meeting In the reorganization nS tho
s,,axrsteru 1tuIiway Association. yet tho ttttlo
~. ws. done shnws TINT the principal obstacles
~ N. vos Of reorganization has bee,t satnoved,
~ ..s tbs nav Missouri River at,d Colorado pools
~ hc considered MI accomplished fact.
~ atylslpn of territory OF the Missunrl
nrat po1t aud tho percentages fnr
sssh s division wero agreed upon at the Chicago
Meeting about two weeks ago. % and tho dlvason
ssntsucs fnr tach division wUro agreed upon Mt
tsa 81, Louis lleotlng last Fues,tny sna Wcdnes'
S,y. b.leh, Of cs'tlrac, remains yet to he dofle
mi ani most difficult !otinn yet to be taken
s,RiT T,i oe tho subdivision of porcgntaRrs among
the yaru,ss sotlis both ~ tho Missouri
ESer a INK Eoofao r. sott9 p9o't tne An ,,os sf1rt It
IN :, ,mecting to lto hcd In this city Dec 0. There
!. Mt itste prospect that tho r0n'ls Will be nbfa
iaaecjdo ths mhlter OF tporcentHgta among thotu-
sfester porcenthHo thaia cal, bn Htvon tn l.. III
s,c ract ro.ttl stAs It wants wtiIll rcanIro tho
SS1.or Of alu11t 20 pur cent Instead nf lO0 per
@ @ r1us 9od Gus bs so u ~ as Kres
Ttg;osu.ian passed at. tae, ChicaKn meeting
etofJeS that III En6G III II lllsfe Ut Eu9 f0h4a tn
sssrce l,pon percnnlnKea tho matter should be
dside " atoItrasiot1. y !. herofa!q very
eetr be-, thses arftrators Will 10 appointed 10
Ii the matter up. Groat difficulty will be found
n eecirIu9 thrC0 tnGn WIN will to satisfactory
ID ID III tho incs+ Tu arbitrate this ruuttor is d
thankless tusk. rram which most 'rnElrOHu nun
Tko have the nccesAt!ry experience shr!uk.
i, tAe uwar1 will naturally cause more Of
ists dissatisfaction ntnDnx thdso rontls which do
bot get what they nskrl fur. and which will
tIsra that they have been treated untIatly.
The n'Atter g dividing tho business from tho
ite,drlit the chcuxo 1nseslnE i t. r. tnto II ttu
nst,er was taken up nt tho st. Louis meeting.
a asfm!ttoct ai! ,Sa was apno,n.st coas'st:lF
of tas Wnbastl: and II. II. CourtriK!,t,
1t tta Attou, to decide this matter and submit
,le!r decision ~ tho meeting to te held Ia this
cir Dec. q tor linnr action. Tho committee will
meet Ut st. Louis next wcok. and the inlltuEers
ot lbe Missouri! Pacific, who arc principally iii
1erestcd in thla mattor. Will pnrftolpRto IN tho
proceedings. Thu committee Will M tlnulIt
agree npol satisfactory plan. and will bo I'd.
IlsIed without roeo1lrso to arbitration:
, 1881-11-26
More 1snnglnxs Cu,nlix tn tho Caro-.

More 1znnggnxs Coming In tho t:nros
1thAA.
sAvASSAn. t1a., Nov. sh-A dIsphfub FROM
Thnnasviltc snys: "Tho wltu mud J-ycar-nld
daughter of II. Clovis wcro ipnrdcrrA Thanks
gyfnK-J)ay. aud tho house tDbhcti, during tho
absence nf Mr. CcwIs. n we'll tn.slo farmer"
Robert Matwc1l, prominent farmer, living
tcnr Cnir1 ha;,. k!!ltrl Alum Nalgicr. a negro.
fur assRulttt9 Ills little daughter.
NAtE1tsli. N. t.. Nov. .;.-rhnsnas n. Lynch.
~ nld anu respected f:it11ctl. bcing n!Isse,t frnl
body. with tlo heati t:rilshu! III. lying III Tho
rnntt. and t',tt"r britlRn ncur hy weru fsntutl
two htKltH's dividing titc Inuney Rsii property
fnknn from thc murdered ,fnf. Tho toxrucs
arc II JaIf, l'copso nre greatly incenscd asalnst
, 1881-11-26

The Chicago l. Qeatld Trunk Railway oharre
u ho.a n"as s. 2snas a.,a ; u" snorna IRAN VIII
t ~ " ~, -. ": ID. W ~ pFes7
eas en % m tho exe"ns train Will 'cave at $50 tn-
Tic tIllt,ols Ccutrui Rnt1routf nnnounsca tha
tolloW!ng cha1sEes: PR. J1co1 IL. Fisher L. mp
pointed aEsnt " Aldi,': IN ploeo of Nr W; ..
Stephen ll!infswofth sncceetfs Mr.. J. Mouiton ut
nyetls nnu Mr. t!etlry u. johnson s'Iccncds Dir.
LopuaS ut Merrill.
OF tic Eew York chIuM 81 nIs 1ial,rnapp t9 rnops
Tho co1uplny nrom,sss 10 iocait, s tsa > shaIs nj
thut mint nrnvl,ini r. recnIsus h.s,,ss fr~,i shn
C!ty NJ SiEltiM srhn fn,nIn ss;n"nrs n"..., ~. nv
aSrea ~. e., seetoa to 70 bolt nao ~ to decide
Or nut.
s p farn n9SS g psen sIe,,r
oy connect II tsnarcs @ s Win the ENG North"rS S;
i ANorthwostcr,, M and tnc Chic9rc. MiiW,','Ke.p np
ii. iH1i. Thoy ha.c I've gnno m 1 Into Winter Muarters
nan Ths Mssom,I raci1lc @ ne9'Iway wt By pec
!I nnau netween ~: i'oliis anu SIM Antonio, Tux
uress tr,.ii,, WHICH jetycs It. Ia,is u"to., nenot
1t IT, H. ,,iy, ind wIiI r,n by var Of tho INV
si!aco!a Il9o Syer iao Missouri pssli!e I Ks,"sy
''s", n,,,,,, In. ham, y. ., r., ,,,,, ~, ~.
rurposo q considering q consolidation of tno
fpslowins sss Cana!!ian r''iways dniEix busness In
,tn, 19e Mlana Y Nits Nstsint n1, yhn na n Mlctnrla
i:tnasay. Eranl Jutlntlon, a1,d Toronto j. Ottawa.
siacs en o. tacsg nS Sso1nex VII hc ~
a'na'gamatlon wilt be u9reud upon.
At tho stockho1ors' meeting ar tho Oil i,olouy
!ta!!soaa M q c;onM,ny nc pircstors ware a'tthor-
Sed Y their dIseretlon ~ las.is notns q the COR
sts e, !. IL III aHrH,t n at exceeding i! te nxgrs.
aatS ,S % s, Thsy weFn asd ",.t1pzsd 10 o.
nn,nt on thu Dla Innnton Hraneti lsaeir,nA ln
anmnnn ~! To- po'u1 oIi thn ~ t9lohy lt!ifoan
er nS stae y ano to do all acts
\ new tI,no-cnrtl uocs Into infect M TIM Chi.
ca9o j. AltaH next S,islt.ay In md aftur M that
If,S ijwirht Itr,uut1 ExI,rcss vii emv., 1sSicn1n @
1T l::sl &. III. Instead Of @ .. M, us At 1,rcs
ss.; ThcfS NJ! e oihss cSsaxs. in @ !se
ouly cba.xcs In arrytis ore tic nJeht
cxprpss frni1, st, Louis. whoh viii urriSo nt 4:1E
A. M tniy instcntl Of r::R) H. M Ms fnrmnrIv
vii arrye nt ;fb Il. m. instunef Of ~. ~, nv "t
S sn the Srxivn st M ana ex
e ftsn H. Us at ] prosent. t. ~ " '"'' ''''e''"
crstninaeom1 in frsiant-rae % agSss aoasoi, son.
s II ~ MIs1Eaa Gora H. W. s !. h
S%ints;i !; % :, psssii%'s %sstss s:s fseSr'f;!
o,her ootnmIttcn wns nnn,.mte,l ID r. ,r"-
| scnt attainment cmlIIxfv,nH tia f1.la
# wns emn1warc,i tn cnli Mnorher mn"tit3g g,ss j
foro l,resontiSK tho rssilosial to tho rnItroad
in@ tbn ,ch%xu Emtrni rp nanv ~ 'aat s.lnfv
fright rates from Jacxson WIS retcrroa to tho
Mr. tobeft inrrs, vtco. President and ue5-'
erAl @ Mln'Gkar 'ot tho how' York, 1ake Er!e =
W"uswottl, ticnerai Agent tf tho Eric ut t!lfs
point: ar. llnrrls ms l!at tHatie n trip ut In.
, 1881-11-26

from Chicago tonight. and on bis way homo con-
tlndo his inspection Of tho Now York, pcnnsyt-
yhn'a Oh!o Hallway. lfe ID expected to ba
"a Cleveland lnto tomorruw hfscrnonn.
ThIa c!oso l,speallon Of tho New Ynrk,
l'cnnsyisnnin Il 3ho Road hy Mr. tfMrr,l
" eYhle!tfly alK'tannl. Thu eleotiUt, Df prcAl.
dent Adams ID understood to tn d Temporary mr.
rnngeinont. n1ld It IL generally cu.ncdel ttat Sir.
tfMrffA will Ie hts slcceaznr. Il il not believed.
b1wbyGr. that M e!cotInn will tako place bofUrc
tho ucxt regular ncottnY Ut tllo ionrd Df III.
rcctnrs, which will not be for nearly thruo
, 1881-11-26


Troubles md Court Proceedings THo.
gun i'll Paris aud Transferred to This
Country-Conaplathts or Husband and
Wife.
Es.p York lrortd. Mar. ~.
Tho martial troubles Of Edward o. Stern md
his wife, s!atilo +. Stern. who wcro married TN
THO Goth Of May, 1B17. which wpro nude public
Eou,e tims since, wore tho subject Of henr,na
beforo IuIHo l)onohue. In Supreme Court CHAM
hers, yesterday upon three snotions-nnc by tho
husband for lcayu to discontinue n Ru!t brought
by him III July last for d limited divorce from
hs wlfe OH tho ground 1T abandonment; one
OH behalf or tho wife, who has begun suit
against her husband for an absolute divorce
Nn tho ground Of his marital !ntdelity:
TINT he bc restrained from dlscouinuinE
hls suit without payment Of an alIowaucv to her
for !cgu cxpcnscs, and d nnuon by tho husband
that hU bD allowed 10 SEQ his children pending
tho determination Of tho controversy. 1t Rp.
pears from the papers read upon tho various
motions that Mr.. sterti. who ia y!co'Coasul for
ltussla in this city. und Dlrcctoe Of tho afuni-
cipal Gus Light Company, and is said to 10 d
millionaire. had lcen residing for some LING
With ha w!fo In Paris until May X last, whcu sIlo
left him, going with her two children. aged .
and 2 ycArs, to tho honsa Of her parents. Sho
thon Instituted procee,Ilnas In tho Tribunal pf
tho scano Iii Paris. which rendered il Judgment
Hrantns hpr H. separation froul her husband,
nowaaee s"r 1er T. support m " unt s.,s shoaii
begin. I'M aotion for dtvorrp In tho courts
ot this statc. licford This drcreo had been
HrAntcl. nnd whtl0 tho pArttrA attll resided In
larr, Sir. storn hexAn hie Notion IL tho Supreme
CURT ln this State FUR II limited hIv0sce. clntn-
. sts' H. IT. o ss f NV W. 1e Ii
October lust. and aha wns stn after follnwoa by
l,er husband. un tho arrlvu! ot hts steamer as
hts wIfu's suit far nn absolute divorce. wnero.
upon ho VHvo notice Ut 1sscontfnisnuco Of sac-
i Iis s'itlaSlt hron these motions Mr.. Stern
t,rcisu hur nvn 1u.'xlnont and co,suit ner own
advsrsu 70 u reconciliation. all tho drerunccs
At;of ho .hI!, lsA pe' ,,.t INFUSED psssssH e
Mra. Htcr,. 10 otlnr hrs church VI 4 propur
gas shou cai t. 10 tic @ oSss a
ha! ptt,vfnuHy named tho nlfiuo Of her counsel
I. I! tho p1.psr pIase sls s!usn. le the coap,alat
fcW wepks buforo sho left him wcro "ularkod by
rapid alcrnatinna at Affection anu t!satEoctlnn,"
hsr aiOsaoT, whoso iniluvnoo No charsctogtxci Vi
!iotliMon!al 10 the tnosa!s of tho cht''ire Mrs.
s.ern ~ hur ut,swor. says that sho loft bur tlus-
mont, an.l bect.uHu Of tAo Knowledge which snu
bad thdh, ncVtiF.si VI llls unlawful tMacy Win
ssSa sas ws, hst tsss sor ~ t If
casnnK tn und rutnnlnliu IN Anuriea ~ pr,sr-
c,i,o her action for divorce, and 4Gh francs
shn waa 10 btux hcr acuun. md also dIr0t'tcA
thMt her wardrobe and Jewels by rostosei 10 her.
uetlnn THAI tlle.r eldest was born Il ycar oarlicr
than the tFna dats. nr fuur ulunsha nefurv llair
hon0rl.iy tn dep1ncnt Nv u wife: Anl W. atKrad-
lnK to TIC child. hc afterw1rds Fo!uatc.i, aId NJ
o.y, tna IT, .istuas @ s!s ~. M @ % sho u,rus ~ su
HtAteIAeHt. This child. Es!Wustl. sllu kays. >. bus
, 1881-11-26

optt14s 1bpattft ~ -H$ Eh<ddo 1ft14f&.
LINCOLN. Mob, Nov. 21.-OEo John Il. BIC.
Knight. who has been teachln1 school at Firth,
this county. for tho p.tst two ycnrs, has abscoud.
I'd. taking with bin about s..000 Of other pcu-
plo's money. Tho most Of this Is tho proceeds
Of Il laEge tract Of Iai,d belouglns tu friend
for whom ho wns agent. Ilo uso nort8nKed
considerable property whIGll he did nut owil, ind
borrowed ANAL sutns Uf noncy fr0tu acgu0,lt.
uf1rea and friends, VT: Mcknlnht bus sieol
well Will! Tho people Of Firth, nna they were un
prepared for any such rnscateies
, 1881-11-26
A 1I.,rdaro1fx Co1yboy.

s1DSEY, Scu.. Nov 2i-itnnk Eoau, a cowboy,
ThnHksxivfnx night while in saloon. No PROV
0cAtlon fnr tho act ts known. and was COOL md
deliberate, three wounds butng produced. Tho
Victim will die, and. being unconscious. his
tla!lte has llDt boon leArned. Conn escaped. but
ts pursued by Il 1arxc party.
, 1881-11-26
DeeIs1ona by the Illinois Commissions

ef&.
ea,,,nr,rr,, m Mn. ,:".r.a ,,n,., se,,un,,
afls"t .1''.' . ~, wv 10 uem Fa"toHu
tehedule OF railroad ratcs Roea Into eGoct pto.
that tbe now rates viii f,c strIc,iv
.ato,,n1 Ts"v r~.o1,, n.,n,,+ H.. ''y W."
rsrsr se,oc,e1 ~ rrenaro schs,,o .,,n, ,o',, .mIy
ss'eerapee.ea tn W psnpare scoetu1e tnas aonl"
bu, eay taat they are no tlrnty lmnressad WIKI
,hs b.iI.r M M mat tor os, ra,as or ,.s ., ~
Il; people saa tho roads that taey propose to
Tbs board h,,s decided tho co,upEatntor ". M
Absaham against the Illinois Cpntrut Knllroad.
.aa W. u"ee'oo nut " W 'ast'tutou aRalnat
lhs company. Following IL the board's decision
IN The case:
susu,t iss, nrr1 thu, ~, es1 Inn3s VIZ su ~
israj C,t,,nnny S,u 1nnrwo.1 t1,t,snIs,n"m, ~
isucns.I Iostls II rosft aht,i,rt, rrutm H.,nhni,It
Lty f"rir'i,y ri "a h,,,.ts, s,, s
tcntsi ~ eyiu,.ncn of tan XIX ohn,,Se,i. % f
frhrduie Of rrmsnnn,c nm .i.',n ,s,t.s as <,r
s1sn y. MI tPo,c s'.!u,.ent. wuro ,iaae pesin9ted
Hrn IN rnr.inaa H. IT,. WIN pss ~ Ponnus aor
taiIes, showing a,i uvrrchargu uf Iii cet1is 1,cr
" paaul.. .atno,ln.Inv ii tho MKyrcKato ii tt.
,osi, h,ip ra,,med ~ e11M a,a cshtA'nea 10 Two
ias npIoJ ~ rT' tnn n,nss,, SGshny. ,,1 @a ~ =.
III un1ntr nri,oor t,s,tssI1nV ,,.. '1tI"su -
aE psnsn, ,I.. NH ~ saasanee ~ USt " fho com.
IL, Iae iiI,nri. StrI Itatina'n t,,,,9 raa.9S
H. months u septrt,,I nn namr n1'lnI; ls3, y
inprI init sn.,,91 y" tnsS .n Sv,no ear1s ~ corn
l puuds tbn tlist"moa I.n,n, ~ss" @ ..n - peF
tni oa 0ns car.loa,i or corn fTt,n, sIrav t Wut.'
scaiy.hrsp NJ nj eats por ra M os; @ ths iisa'lco bonR
III !fce Win, % tnssa sn,,,.n1,as @hlSsoMo9s lA!o
ioE a lIsta,,eo or eIxty.fn.is miIts 'osas via
WI rents prr i'm nounGs s;,o m :" s,o ,.1
liz ms -. - ~ puuHus. tua '4htH GnACEtu
G6mmssIonr1s: rata f uessS .stss ;no " tnn
s@oFaug IN Tue yrrsxi y" Sr ihres ~ noIls
GsM poaala' IL $i.iE osercharre. Tho Co,uu,is.
tnce fnotn Sot r Nv maatWSn.y. lnrGo ltGs. the dts
w pounds wh}e th axoss VI ~ 11 Sonts h pSe
sai sa.slo cents t,or I'D ountis, ,.;tiountins to
iat ,o;s ainmt ~ "ne ~ oas.Ma ar @ unas
ka4. eatt!r.i ~ sold rnni IN ,1a ,unr,nsn r 1T
I'll I'll; ss ;sSSptsaer. aid Oetobor, issi 6oinE *&;5.
Conm!asouer,' seHtt,. r,.1. a. ". si,.,a ,Io
efturoaMo and With ,io r. hsv Is pga" ,a i taoso
Bearing that tho ablss compIainct % nf In - tnis nI
mal had b,inuea b,nn I.. after the attenaon Of tho
etdsed mai tho Attttmey. n aM tsanrra, an t.o
Attorney Of H.ilnShnm 1"u,,tv e'h ~, ,eo Ia.
tenira y its.tntue tult axulnst the eatd Illinois
: psnllly Druvt,isS Gfa'pas( -. 70 entnFce tna
tud that COW ~" thia sasiston SaGn oAses, ~
Nd bs rufa;l l9 cnnney 9oueetGtyt 10 Tue complainant
lashs caie ',r Sor,}, w. .,,..n o.,x
a. ,sseenqes lard Gompaaay the 'un aoeiso '
IL ccmnsins I y ~ ,'ni ,t'n,i!o%s:
smpIaiant IL r,c eat, VI snss caso seta snrth mat
Mna' on iho% % tts," Of s IT.. So F yiss.s pesgr ~
.ottsaostss su ~ teat he aa hoc' cnargod 4n c1-
@ xarat sslppesI frnm arn o sesnra @ .oss Sas.
juH,aisftco." o"t ol thts stntu to ittltlmoru. Tho,
*af sout,ocn ~ T. authority Of Tho Commission
rh,.u"t@ w necessary tn 1Dntd4fr juth Yftn ru n
, 1881-11-26

CtEoInHATJ. o.. Nnv. .5,-Whht Is snid to be
tho largest mortenga on Alu In tho stato was
fItctl with tho County ltacordur sn'I,,y. 1t
was for tho sum of *ls,01,00o Of
Dots, ind IL flied by tic baltimore,
CinnlnnatI & Western Railroad, Il co,npnuy Or
EanlZcd under tho lava Of Nnrytuild. Virginia,
and Ohio. Tho nort4ago IL to the NereHntfn
g. A. noyt. prcstdunt OF the sa1Iroad oompany.
, 1881-11-26
kEoltl{nent Young 11elt fn Arkansas
Charged with burglary.

upSeH"t 171sp01e7 70 1Ht EHFtupu 1fIouHZ.
LiTTIE RDcK. Afk.. Nov. @,-Jnhn Barrett.
john RarHes. and Lou Carter. prominent young
men OF Pope County, have t,ecn arrest0d and
lodgcd in juil at Dover, charged with burulary.
hntHe Ut Col .IOhu st. Clair near Atkns, On Tucs+
lny night. Hfli thrcHtenGl 10 Kill him unless he
EasN thnin snuucy: Sinclair. by Strategy. size.
IN tha dwelI1nE nd t roGers eft afser seeur
lng only Mbout S3l.. The affair hss created
couafdcrabo etclttmcnL all tho parties ueln4
vol and fArorably known.
, 1881-11-26

4 T1lree-T1s0uKund-1 Dollar Haul.
ZASEsviLLE,' o., Nov. 25.-While William
Young and .smI1y were temporarily nbsunt fron
honlc list evening thieves entered tho huuEc md
carried utf n trunk consaitli,E *l,601 IN money
Anh Tho sltl1H amount In hnnds. ar. Young
thought no onu know tho yatuables were In tho
trunk.
, 1881-11-26

Spfesal Ulfpaseh u 1hs Chtapo tribune.
,Cot.uNHIA. :. C.. Nov. al.-squirc Ciurk, sem
tencod 10 be hat,rttl ut Lexington today. has
beeu rrgpitGl by uHv. IIaHOod Until hoe. -
, 1881-11-26

s1ktfal nfspateh to The Chicago 1tsbunA
QUINCY. Ill. NOV. .s5.-The railroads Il, this
Fictnlsy that woro Interrupted by tho urcat Hood
In tue river are lust NOW getting back Into tho
Ordinary coirse OF business, the Chicngo Dur
llnxton & Quincy operating regularly over Its
own truck between hpre ant Hannibal and bc-
tween bore and Loulsianu. No., today for tho
tlrst tttno In thIrty-uno days, The sspalra
have been accomplished with Hrcnt labor
a,ld Inconvenience, both OH account
uf tho waiter. which h4A atibsc.9
very Slowly, aNd Tho Wentucr, Wuich hns boon
Glitter tuo 'Fet ur tuo cold. Nurlnx this long in
tcrrnpdun botwuUn this place auG lla.lnibtli tho
GnleuAo. Huntington s Quincy hns Mado lss
lia'ltlipml uaailuct,On by r'tn1t.,K from hure to
Palmyra, Mo-, unu thenGo IN u Handful on the
truck nf tho lInhtitbal g. St. JOseph 1tt,nd. Thu
keukuk l. st. Luula limo. hus rrsllt,.esl truths
regularly frptn hcre to Vt. Louis and tutpurrslw
nurtll!K Will r0YuEMG between hGrD md kUukul,
nu tru.ns hnyl1g buen run over this lattor
stctfon Ut tho roal for forty days p,tal.
The repair Ut this rolt1 'hnB bett1 u
heny+ jub, and, It IL understood, has
iGl 10 sGttlcl copcusion 10 r.tisu tho trick on
NIL that portion or tho Inn wl,uh Is auujeut to
ovoruw. THIS work. 1t Ia Muw sul,l, viii bu
pIDbAblY ba dune ao,uer. DurluE all thls l01lK
interruption 10th the business ol tho snaItls Iier
and that Ut TIC merchants hayo suffered to.
gcti,er, aud It will take sumo tlna to work Otr
kho accumulation OF fret9dts.
, 1881-11-26

6pseta! Dtspatth to Thf Chtcdao Tribune.
CLINTON. Ill., Nov. 2i.-Tho City Of Clinton to-
day commenced suit nxuiust ]. C. Myers, drug
rsst, for <4.U0 damage for alleged violation ct
Il e!ty ordinance. which Is Il strong prohibition
ordinance. twill be test ease. no ti1uht. and
Gus factions hero which arc tlahttng for ind
nkatnBs whisky,
, 1881-11-26
a Child.TIur4lcrran Brought Raciz from
<NUQlfp.

NORTH Tn0Y, VI, Nov. .h-sfrs. TetorBt ono
Of tho n!!eEc,! MnnaanytIln ehiId.murlrrers, has
returned from Cunatla with tho officers, who re-
ported thut sha infor,ncI thou, Ut tIis where-
ntinuts ut her husband on ennlitton that she bu
held only US witness uHa1nst hiul.
, 1881-11-26

dollars. Tho case Was thrown ont at ths limited
Sihtcs Court. and the ctrt onttrs returned scr.
Hlet IL hbovu stated. but sentence bad not Sot
been carried into effect. King ID now In tho ON
ploy Ut tho United Htntos Treasury Uethr ttnent.
, 1881-11-26

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. .j.-1ho New York, lndi-
ana & Western Construction Company t!lcd arti-
clos OF association todny. Tho INFECT OF the
company ts to thkc contrunta for the uunstruc-
s5O0,0u. Dlrcctors: 4. J. lIndtl6r, ii. Il. Dr,.dy,
It. Il. Leo, John Dyrnc, and +. vandorpcrrin.
, 1881-11-26

No Sfrnk of Settling Their Differences.
Pitit.ApRt.pl1tA, Nov. 26.-worccatcr. Hccro-
tnry nj tho New York Ccntral Railroad, hns NO
knowledge of Il conference held or llkDly to bo
hettl Looking to settlement Ut tho uLfctences
with tho pounsylynnin Cvntra4 Company.
, 1881-11-26
A galse Kusuor Regarding the Indt.
aMapoIis d st. Louis Itoua.


CLEVELAND, a., Nov. &,-A ruu,ur Originally
printed by morning paper Of ChEea4o and
sincu copied by other juuraals to tho etraot ihat
tho Pennsylvania Company would after tho 1st
of Ja,luary agnin tako charge ot the In.
dianapoIls T. Ut. louss. ROW part OF
the liee Lima ayate.,. md owned equally by II
totally rnlse and without foundation, A Krn-
oEal q!dero OF tho isoB Limo inEorm9tl your c0rr1-
0t the indianapolis 4 Ut. Louis wcro OF the lnpst
friendly nntur0, and thai no controversy Whit
eyer lMa aristHi In regard to the napnxe1pept Of
the FoAl in question.
, 1881-11-26
CenxAx Statistics or,Nesv EnGIand Ifaii-
rORdh,

Mr.. Porter, Special Agent Of the Census Du-
reau. has prcparcl tho following brief summary
of tho traltic and Hseul operations OF tho rnil-
roads In tho Now England States, forming Group
In tho railroad syHten OF tho country. The
tive other Hr0npa aro being tabulate.l, and Will
B0pn 10 Issued: ,07@'7