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Funeral Obsequie* OF tho Late Gsn'
John a. Clark-fscs0futfona Of hs'

Funeral Obscquie* OF tho Late tsnt
John 4. Clark-xkcsOtutfola of HES
spoct.
spsetat Dt.pateh to Tbs Chteaas 7ftbu"s.
FnEEponr, : Ill, Aug. o.-The funeral o. 'es'
john A. Clnrk, late Land Commissioner toI ~
kaMsRs City, Fort Scott j. Gulf lta!foaa 1"a'
Iaty, occurred Ia this city to't'ay from tas tts' ~
lence Of tho sister OF the dcceascas AH ~.
Mitchell. Tho fact thal Con. Clark has sos nA'i
years Gocn one OF tho most respected clutsn,"
this city, and was widely kuown' calico w. w.
largo assatnb,ngo to pay tho lust rcspeet w. ".
memory. Tho Roy. II. u. Jenkins. Of th,s ~, ~
und tho Hey. II, j.. btanlcy, OF Lake i@ss1
oiltotated. Thero was q meeting III tne .eaas, .s,
hold to-day. at which tho following fos''pA'''
Itesolcai, Thnt wo have heard With Pfol;eIJsas D; ss
Hon. Jull a. Clark, Of katisas C!ty, a.. Il
this Glty, and lin honurnble aud usttpte''A'-
tnpInb1r Of thls COUNCIL. ,<.,r MIR osp
IetsotUei, Thllt, expressing mol ou!5 nt,ntf ~.
hut tho seutlnents of th!s ontrv :s,idbaIy sbIy,
wo tioslro tu boar wltnosa to hts Inafko" snnnf
hts sterling intuKttty, hln high svt1so y I,sl
ta deypon to persnnat. pntsra1l'r HI. %a .eyoeI u
tho prompt nld faithful llsclarst u rter uas of
ilttatiuh whoh can nttaoll 70 to Ih,,.bsnt
sl et';o,, IN .',I arst patr,9sf @ fri9 s'i' ss'api
bn bF@tnsr s rno',,{y tSr nae ee9.ss
iliaft, generous, t,ist, faithful, ~! !fv;, vG;,.us
whiio 0ur ,dn trattoR for iis wv .sa,os Il
ultnraetrr a,ld slnEllsarly spotess III IL hirptant
III Its u.,stIlt 1--we tor his OH hot's1, 4, III
III tjs onfotuUl nbsonco lU oypt rfclItvJ ".rt tw
refuge nf his aEo und tho ln"l fcs'''s
i,esoissl, THAT his aalIc.ea famlly. nav 'vstEs
synlpnihy OF this cDtre colntslGEsia"ys = ys,od nsa
ui0Irna With tholn for tho henth Q, y fiHs rli
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SOCIETY QE MICROSCOPY,

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 9+--Tto American Society
Of microscopy mot horo to-day. Prayer 'wns
offered by the Itey. DR.. Bailey, OF this city.
Prof. ElwArd Ortpn. OF tho Ohio Etnte Untyor-
stty, delivered m address OF welcome, and rruf.
George a. 13lackha,n, Of Dstnklrk, N. r., re-
spondes1 The following applicants wcro eleatcd
membcrs OF tho Houscty: The lipv. 4. =. fiar-
Shai,4hni, China; Dr. thar!es II. s,ackrider, Nj.
sou. Mlnt.; Dr. John f. 1lurlhut, knla,nAzoo.
Mlctl; George G. Taylor, Thibnl3Aux. La.; Dr.,
.iaGoh l.c.idlng, Falmouth, lnl.; Pror. z. C.
Hondenhail. ". II. Hirchnloro, Dr. n. N. Ktns-
mau, Columbus. Q. 1'apars soro rcnd on tho
Following subjects: ''On thu Wholesale Dc.
Vorco, Of CIevcland: = ForMis observed iii
wa.er from Lake Erlo." by 9. ~ vorco; On
Lobstor," By prof. TMttLo. Of Columbus.
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Tlse 4Jall OH Lou,c4,

444ltN 4tAHRfst
T1,ore arc certain p0op!o who are 10 en-
t!roiy satisfied ni1a .sutic'sat, 20 llnwlll.
fu1 lett .6y askli,R Questions tuoy. snalI !!is-
unycrthsir hus hosa 70 others, that they, dstoat
shsIg llwn ens, al,l nut seldom l1na tAo,lt-
sS!yes " r!d!en!oua situations, T. was WIZ ano Of
iho alher lay. stalkN lnt0 Tho prtvMio counttuz.
rou.n and 9skea "!s s!r: Jnn9s !nt, - ~. Jol,a.
lo'klnE up sA!,l quietly. ,"ko. alr." md il,on
anyutho Intruder M !hgu!stuH glance ~ II u AJAX
what hv could 10 ,fof llnt. Hut ll1 merpiy
rushed for tho morning papoT, drew M y el,a!F.
put ILL fcIt upon tho 'carncr nf tie desk ana
llrl,ou,,lua to nbsurl Tho news. alr. Ur0Wn Gun.
i!n!ea w!h h,s wosk, a1!sn,inx to Y. eotrs. r.:
lntrltor voitlirStl. 10 auxxuat tl.at ar. I0nua
didn't soel,. 70 19 ooM;'lng, " y WHICH Mr. lirowG'
1ni Tho Intruder, having exhausted tlla, paper
aud linlsle.t his oIkar, st1k uut biz wa:eh and
llon't know" s.il VI. llroWH. politely, q hHl
ts!c9r4n from aiin juat boforo you came l3.
evening. tnt w4eu hu WI get here can't say"
Then tho Intruder departed, probably to make a
AIIutluE at&Aek etaswhNft,
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a Dcputy-EInrAhnt Bcleazncred In tho
Indian TGrritory-Troops for the Tito
AEoncy-t:cn. Cook Anticipates an
Outbreak from tho Killing Of Spotted
Tail.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. o.-Four companies OF
tho fourteenth Infantry, ,udor Lieut.. Col.
Douglass, LETT Fort nouglnss yesterday ior tho
unco'npahgro Tito Agency. via Denver and Fort
Garland. Commissioners Russell aud Mcats, cX-
cortotl by SorKcAntd detail, tcavo hero tu-inOr.
row for tho now 'Uto reservation noar tho
uLntut, Reservation. Tho people OF Utah aro
pleascd Mt tho plMutng OF Crook in command OF
tho Tito country.
FOHr SAITH. Aug. Q.-Tho following telegram
wAs received horo to-day: -
hfaFsla1: flayo beon ln pursuit Of Little Buck
A,0 lays. 1lI1n OH him to-day. lie with nv0
othoss sl,owod light, resulting IN tho killing Of
1.ttlo luck, tillans arc reported III GANGS
whiting for mo to pull out, compelling MO to
wilt day or two for tho excitement to subs!ae
L.ittle n.,ok ii one of .sno Chlufa of Tho Usngo
tribe Of Indians. which. although, QUO Of tho
weakost irlbgs - tho Torrtory. Is tho mort law-
Wrro cnr,yIusosl OF horsc.atealiuv anil sonten0ed
to I!npr!s.'lnnont at l)rtrolL Ueputy. Marshal
Ms1a Msr* Sa Js ws s S i r. t e m s 1aS
who dulnanlml tholr rotease. After .nuol, uar-
1cytnE ho was allowed 10 procood on protniso
il IL tearci taf is win experience n,,ivh tlltil.
Gully T. E9t.Ex nt e the entry y y safety
,Isa rcs!lIt " ~" ti!.lrdar q spottsd'Ia, Ito
''Sos Y s'9 E9lS 's a aos!a as.oh uncertainty
prevails Il. Aaata 10 regarding !nlinns III Bocor-
rn coHAty; ltoports sro plenty, hls o1akEerat9tl:
@ u y ct Hhsos S 'ses S e
eAynlry aru n1w utter tho rods, atla Au A!llli-
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New Yolls, Aug. I'D, 4 ]. Sadller,
Catholic book publishers, at Narclay street,
this afternoon flied an assignment fur tho
bencAt Ut: their cralllors to JOHN W.
O'Shaughnessy, with preferred cretlltols''
clnilas amounting 10 s1a.5o0. The senior
member Ut the firm slid ho knew nuthn:;
about tlle!r embarrassment In The lnorlllMg,
a,ld It ca,,,e III him like t'lunderbolt. They
had acyeral Extra bookkvcMss Ut work. and
could not tull slleir lla6lltles for Il thw slaYs.
lie says tho trouble WIS rrecIpttutetl by tho
grseu OF ona OF tho credltors, who wanted tin
lion's share, Iio thought III any e,,ur-
gellcy tLat thelr creditors wonlL not
lose more t1lnn 10 cents on the aollar.
fAlD, 900 yearly. -,
;, II wnI reported u urudstfe<ts to-lay that
Gilbert /. French. lFy E&Mls. Vt linttalo, h1l
Lhat hu hA4 usaas 4n usaiyn1usnt for tho IsuutIt
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by reporter, who Inquired It he llad held
conference With any other Of tic trunk llho
Presidents. afr. Vanderbilt replied that he
Ind not, and he Ind not Deoll invited TO tlu
80. i1o said In addition:
"Wlnt need Ii there Of conference.
There Is nothing To confer aboute"
"'rllc war Iii rates."
~ know OF ITO wnr. I MI, fighting nobody.
Some of the trunk lines were stealing tile
business Of the Central, nnts ulen they
honeyfnelrd nroand us, and pretended they
wcto maintaining rates. Tlloy knew they
were not, and know It too. 1'toy said rates.
were made by soinn Of their Wcsturti coli
ncctlons they could not control. l have.
simply followed their rntca. did not begin
cutting, but lo say now their rates arc our
rates. By md BY ..%
.,, SOME ONE WIFI GET aIcK
and tired Of tho whole thing, mn perfectly
well satisfied. To tc sure, tho Central Is DO
Ing vast denl of work for the same money
received last year, bMt y y EottlnE abo,t tlie
Ss11t sns ,'ont II &C. Of sy syE i aa5e m sscas y 9 eo SIT
this matter. When there is plenty Of b,tst-
ness for the roads 1t IL ensy eltOtlEl, to nla!M-
tain. full rites; wien tl!uro Is llttlu
n os a sES s Il Mha, sfs i oos to ee s t sran3 poos a
pooling nRrt.cntents amount to nothing. We
control our Westurn t1at,s whatever ntl,or lines
y rysh low f,cs ae Ey Ths
md thoy did this without orders from inc. '
.ALAsi TOO TIsUE.
my tho wny, how impossible 1t Is to please
everybody. ! t1nntnln rnics. md mn a ttionul>-
olat who fl gradually absorbing thu wealth ot
the country by exarbtant a,nrg1s. retuco ratcs
mn running property IL my charge and tho whole
ratirond property nf the co,!ntry: nm acpriv-
nx %s K ns fs' ss Ct shss s
ha!t nc rs 4 bcncfaetor. Those men howl Tor
fsreas fsfa q 1ts oes y so G roae mt it, tx ee
bout they sec that by FREQ c1,nais thoy strike Il
blow Mt tho railroads themselves. I nm III
IL New York. hit by nDn,!shinH tolls the t,oat.
mon whom nm charged With r,iinng would mt
m aErti,g ny s, wo M i s'favs H est sart
tniny. ia plcaso evcrybNiy.'
How ',ii Eric ,pcr..Asa It's deliveries Of grain
20 ar9oly last wtntcr and spri',sf" asked tho ro.
,,,"i. esttn1 Isa, sStsa and ;a,n no o'9Ss
Il viii tplt yot, ho vas nstcntshed ttat ceatri
stood It 90 lonR. have Simply followed their
prices. llcforo wo arc through thorU will DO d
great many things to he suited.
TAKE l'Ai.T1MOHE 4 OHIO,
for fnatuncc, which Fns allowed. 8 rnr cent Of
tio business. That rallroad cut on every, hun:
even that y per cent Of business What right
neas ut aii5 1t is not 4 Now York ronI. ami is
ls 4; a1 rhssPhs ri, sys 5at up those
"llow npout arbitrary rates IN Foatls west OF
ch!esE9 lint i, MI r,xht THOSE roa,s hayc ,oo,
among thoinsoivcs, and. what Is tnorS. they live
IN to 1t. It's a pity we did not have soine OF
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CI1AUTAUQUA.
CnAuTAuQuA, N. T., Aue.Q.-Thc Rev. Ssnra
spccltcr, u. D.. LII. D., Of Whls,enbure Cousss
Springfield, o., lcetured this morning 90 III
=" progressive Power OF Christian Acts"
III tho afternoon Prof, L4tbt!ng pllycd ptapo
solo With power, and Miss WcstIaku, Of lIu.
hurg. sang Lougfollow's "Pansm Of life" lite,
which tho Nov. DR.. Edward Everett HalsrtA
l.s own story, entltIod "Un His Eamc." All
o'clock was held tho annual meeting ot tta
Chhutauqtla County Sunday -SchUoi Association
Tio ,Chautau9un cottago.,l'o!1ers hcld ttaIF III.
rtIa! meeting to.t1ny. Tho following Trlstee.
wero ohoson for tho ilow yenr: Il. b. yatiey, Iou.
IsvllIo: II. 4. Massey, Cleveland; Nr, Wander.
Krift, PIttsburK. Eiyhteen old motnberA hold
OF. oee aa9n aHo.her yeSsr Sr, mests aS of "lo'f
In tho evening Prof. ]. =. Coru!1g Of New
York, locturoA oil "Phtdias. md tic Golaca Ast
OF Sculpture" ~
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ssteta4 UApatth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
sr. LtM1Is, Aug. Dix. initial statea nctnctlsc
Nnihnn W. Proltynan and Charles W. Etffie
mnt lust evening. alla TrottStnan this taortltnR
is lying doad ut his late ROOM. no. 1l"5 Flno
street, while Currio Is In a cclt Mt Tho Fnrr@
Cnnrss. prcttyman wont out ut tho Govern
mcnt service two yoars ago, and since thon has
becn keeping bonrlng.housa on plno street.
At tho number above rotel. Living thoro with
him WIS his wife and seyon children. tho oldest
ait interesting Rtrl OF 1et named Sarah.
curric. young palnter OF ~,
boarded ttorc, with him. Tho Oldest
daughter, It would appear, formed liking for
Currio, which. Il ts snld, was rcclprocnted to
such Rn gxtcnt that lust hight Curriu RrrnttKnd
thai she should leave her fasher's houao aId be-
come bis vito. At an cary hour It, tho oyeatng
C,lrr!e reached tho prottyman house. Ho had
not beon working ut tia tratio that tthy, but l1Ad
taken pnrt IN llshtn9 excursion. and returned
10 Ills honrdng-houso n Root tioa' tho worse for
liquor. 1lc wis mot at tho door az tho
ss, h9,so ny ;or sassn .o, @pS 1o stood tSrV srp
talked ID Mr. Prottyman cuno % out and ordered his
daughter Into tho house, saying: "gMrah, 70
buck there and help yont., rnothor." Tho Yirl.
tbe STREET, ind Stood .betwcen C!irrfo. nntl her
father. Words passed between tho two !lcu.
a Rssyfs syafs4 Tns et S retsc s tho
samo lu,ic, at,,! tho iirst my ono know Pretty
INN bud out hls revolver. As soon rs
lyman, clu.oh:uK him by TIC art,, and STRUGGLING
sGg s1s sX rtp 9 e. t{ngs ng sn aa s S to
its said Currle Kicked him IN tho head mud {aco
to Ills hotao no. whuro lie lied at iu tiis morning.
CnrrIo was nrrcstcl. Sarah. the grI hmo m Ind ar-
e q T. bes eope bess bw ss, @ M se re e
papers this afternoon. Then she went to her
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fcnrcl l,oro; Taking lntn arcoun, N, -.
acreHEe and tho failure Of Tho crnns sho !acrta,
nr" .,a1to T111n Of ,bP 9 stat; ~. st yes .s" M
w4cat atld corn In tho sta,@ nj ttFtnp ~ of hHs
i,shs!y ~ y tho amount urrcnsj; n;I% !, WIZ l..
snS'ons s,i n,a,c h&y suffered sev.ry,% u viii. s
ltM:alttses Which saifar"3 cfnr. II
Win s0tno cxcontinns thorc is a rhn..t,, Jca.
Gs. s.,. Il r'9; f. s9;o,. kfn M ~ n! II iii s Y
&csern Missouri i arc raa iaacb ;s saIISt
Kansas. N'' h1'no a, tton
, 1881-08-10

spssfal otpatsa 70 1As cassaeo Tribune.
moroai atrent morchant. hna f,ccn swJudted nit
s.oas ~ s'Iss. ~, ,S W." n".n.Iu oe'e
Of 9s.s yes.s aa valuable eaFse m ost are,
broke Orokor, ' called " upon T him nv aud saia '' to
"'saue s...s,.s.','' su.''u oe,on I'VE
she reporll! 'Manu1aGar'nH COMPANY.
paius to support his Insertion by u!nciug III
tho peporl'l Company, Subsequently Fuller tn-
trolnccd man representing hIn,so!t ~ tic
aguut OF tho COMPANY, Tie two ,uou lplOosod
npon Nj. oooaonew eoa,plolely, ana ho
% aErood to sell ! . tho ,,ne ,company ,, largo
told Dir. t1ooiopow tho got,ls would hnyo tu Id
sIlnnaT nv ,v","r ~. ,t,,o ,,nnnnv ,y,s ,bn,, ,1
sa'ppsu " "M... y. sspAy ~. % "as uun W.
s''gcd ~ "wsnlt aPa''st tuo railroad sus ua.ll'
i,ntlt,ous lotiura nt,d dspatcbea nrotcndlnu II,
co," ram ,o ic,.cr t,,,t ,I !.
u iuo'n IT," ~ es'y ss. o na
ssa % M rk y qf S sss, ons "Ss 81 rstoa Ss y
sSnsatsa 5 y! !s tas nala !!5 !hs saTfo sIs
aavcral hundred Ra!lon4 OF vino. ~ tho
WesterH soA was i tprUKa vessel aaa cpukl
not uitgaHe In tte counting, trudo. IT was toll
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. n-.A most dfRbolteal
attempt to destroy tho lives Of SIX people by tho
uso Of IN infernnl machne was n,nt1a In Itock-
dale, IT, l., at midnight Monday Tho town has
heon, stirred up for moro thnu two ycnrs
ovor tho temperance question, during which
ttno tho leadors Of tho Prohibition cause
hnvo bean subjected to many hclllsh indiRnt-
tics. The horse Of pne tnRu was dlsctnbuwoied
because It was usse.i to bring witnesses to tho
Court-Houge. AInosfk tho temperance atlvo-
ca,es was DR.. William II. bowen. lie has boon
threatened with VIOLENCE, and lust ni3ht
while absent from homo his house
WIS lrsd. blrs. Bowen, her four
ehIldron, and an old ,nan retireit Mt 80. 4 few
minutes aftor IL O'clock, Mrs. Howon WIS awak-
oncd by tho proseneo OF smoke Ill hor bedroom.
Hho Rnve HI alarm, .and With tho chi1lron aud
the old tnap barely escaped to tho ynrd. Tho
iln,nes sprcad rapidly, and in tcss than ah
hour tho housu waa consumed. A party of BLK
ia rluors volunteered to remain on tho prcntscs
to guard the barn and ouibu!ldlnga WhIo thoy
covered ihat tho haysnow was Oh ilru. ltusi,.
ing upstairs th1y tllrrw pails OF wntur Oh
ny ny ay y and ,3 ,vStnKu'y@hg4 @ th9 t!ames As they
1ntcru was brought Into use, ald m inrestlga.
tton was unn.lc resulting in tho hndi,ig ot Il da-
Mss %as aScsa Hs to psss y
wood which rovotvcd on pivot. Tho clock wna
SGT on alarm, and when tho hammer WIS re-
loved tho disc, and which was, by means OF mn
elaatio cord. thrown around e On tts pivot NJ
eoon, 81 ( sss''s I'D sa n ID ap taS fsiS e4 pt w III
IL q 10 overturned ~ Tho rebound of thu tllao
aud saturated with oil. ii thon I'll to tllo
battom Of a ha!f-bn!rcl III which tho nachtno
was rlxgod, con1nR into contact With guan-
iillod with ilcohnI. Tho nRohlno was removed
intaot. To.ntaht: atter tho enbera bad eooloa
, 1881-08-10
KANSAS ITEMS.

TOPEKA, Kas., Aug. p.-Tho roeont splendid
rains along tho lno OF tho Santa F6 Road In New
Mexico hnve accustomed partiRl interruption
Of through travel, but tho limo Ia now opau for
California business rs ustinl. Tho undesirable
ANNA! increase In tho rainfall OF Nav MoxIen Ia
attributed by aoIunttsLa tU tho rapid 0xtel4nn
Of railway lines md tho consequent inereMscd
cultivation 0r ttle agricultural llnls Ut tho Tor
rttnry. ...-.
ThB nttonttance at great mon and grent horses
ut the kuntAB HtRtu Fair hor0 IL, September Will
10 remarkably larHU. Tho Lltlthry dtsplny Will
bu tho finest eyer given In Kansas. 90
, 1881-08-10

THE ANIEANSA9 KU-KIUN.
I.1rrk1. 1locK, Ark. Aug 0.-Thc triat III 1'ay-
ton md 1sau,. oharRcd With tho assassination Of
Mntthows, nt rcrryvtle, progresses slowly. l3y
comparison Of handwriting thu fact that 1'eyton
wrnte tho u.lIlux letters warning Harris and
MntttowH to toayo tho country. onniot 10 dis.
to-murrow. On that decision tlopnn1s wil0tller
tl9r0 will be trouble. as frfoil'la u tho nccuscu
swear thnt thoy shall not 70 to Jail.
, 1881-08-10

AN ALLNG1tD MA1I4.1sOnBER.
KASsAs CRY, No., Aug. 0.-tsnau =. Star
bird, husband Of tho r0stlnlstress at Horny,
Ray County, NO., was arrested for
rlting thp tnnlls ut that Post -OAlco
and brought to this city yesterday
It,r examination. lI!s thcEts nn,ot1ntel TO About
$G00, Il, sttms varying from St to $;I0D. In de-
fanlt Of 8. ,0U bond he Wns lodged In tho County
jail Mt Independence.
, 1881-08-10

CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
READING, rl., Aug, 8,-Tho Grand Jury found
true bills against Drs. G. 3. YorXey, of Potts
town, aud 4. ne Haven, OF Monocacy, In whLot'
they nre churYcd With conspiracy In obtaining
$SU0O OH tho llfeof Dnn[el Oehoris, of this pRep.
Tho c1lsa WIS cnItc.l for trial this afternoon, hut
fOrYry. fntltng answer. hIs bait was forfeited
no Haven entered hnll for bis AppGarnncC At tho
November turm OF court.
, 1881-08-10
ANNUAL ItETREAT,

Eourn BEND, Ind, Aug. 0.-Tho annual r..
trent Of tho Congregation Of tho Holy cross ot
this province. began last evonlng At tho Cut
vcrslty Of Notre Damo. Over 80 members sFt
prraout. At tho close Of tho rotrcat next Sun.
itly oycilInR tho o'Ilcurs Of tho University II
NWtro Dnme for tho ensuing year Will be ap,.
pointed. Tho voncrahlt Father Sor!o, Geaera!
uf tho order, Ia presiding over Tho e1escisesa
the retreat.
, 1881-08-10

Special Dbpa.eA to 7ne eAleasa 7favu.
~ 0nEENcAsrts, Ind, Aug. u.-rratt, ,urr ,.,,,
tho south say that botwcen l:lIIo,ts,tlss svI wv,
StincAvllc. thirty mics south Ut hcra m ~. ~.
Louisville, New Albany t. Chlragt, toad tAo ~.
was sweeping everything before II, md full, N
men and m WOMEN wore along tho line tgtttos,I
"a Try aete. nenr th9 western city limits. toof
interference OF tho Fro Department ~ wou; nj
have swept COCA portion OF tho town, "'"'
, 1881-08-10
A CALL ACCEPTED,

Special UHRa{fh 20 TN CA1eaQo 1F1bWnt,
;nEcATua, H., Aug, 0.-The naptIsts today
woro rcJolutx o., reusIy'ug lsttpr frum tho lev,
Ma. Laws. dt Missouri, ia which hu stated tint
ho accepted their uuat,tuons call ~ bcoomo
tho rastnr Of tho Church hero: flo 7'll.arravo
III uxcaluF III Septetauur. Tho Church has been
without u pastor for }leurly II yeAr.
, 1881-08-10

ONE YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
Sp<tlat Dtsoatch to TIA CHICAGO Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wfs., AuR. u.-Dannls Crowley
waa to-day sentenced to ono ycar's ilnprIson.
mont In tho House Of Correction for felonioua
assault Oh Nagvio O'Drlen.
, 1881-08-10

Liverpool 9; !!.yre, ena dispose OF nc sarge
d ;. lawyer nj st. John and to tlso
C,ilcctore ae lsttldefnr1 md Machtas. ni,l
tnkbn 10 reGovcr tho vcEael md chrpo on th!s
aldo nf tho oueat. II thoac precautions gu,
efforts will DO nndo to recover tito property bo.
futu It cnn he disposed ut abrna!: within
.lhy or two bills for suppltcs ef tho Western Son
hnvo tnon presented Il, Mr. t3Dodenow, which uf
cQurs0 ho has bCen compelled 10 pay.
, 1881-08-10

AN oHN&A DhtA1 NAOAACAs
Special Dtspatch 10 7n4 Chicago Tribune.
LlrTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 0.-LAurA Newton, n
young unmarried woman living near Htllsboro,
was committed to tho County Jail ycsterday
chargnd with killing her :..wccks.o old Infant, AT
tho preliminary 'examinatloa testimony WAS
produced shuwtnG that the inhii1nan 1loth0r
mad killed the child by cutting oil It's head.
, 1881-08-10

a 8tlGl alarm to Englno Company No. 9s.
O'Clock yesterday afternoon was caused by Ii.
burning Of sosno waste papor in m uuoccupeI
shnnty OH tl'Wenty.socond street, uear flus
lslAna nrDnue. Cause. boys playing MI
matches. Damage trIillng.
, 1881-08-10
KANSAS CROPS

~KAxsAs Cry, Mo-, Aug, ITO. morrow morn
Ing will bo publlsnct! reports from ,pusly psusy
town In Kats4s roAehsd by telegraph giving tho
condition Ut the crops. Considerable alarm
he. been, caused :.by = thu continued
dry weather, =, but - tho reports are.
in the main cheering, showing .that ths damage
w tn tho prcseus uMe has beuh mulch loss thau
, 1881-08-10

KENTUCKY REGULATORS.
MOUNT BrRnLtEu, Ky, Aug. 0.-Nows from
Carter County sRys tho regulators rode into
Grnyson Saturday night and Attempted to tako
tho ruwn. Tho Marshal armed q posse and
Killed three regulators und captured four 9TH
cfs. No Other particulars.
, 1881-08-10
FAILURE,

SpSefal 0hpuish ~ 3hs Chseapo Tribune, -,
nuYpaLU. N, y, Aug. u.~-{lllbert l.. French,
M extensive dry. .gnoAs ,nerehHut af this city.
Gilt or hIB creditors. liabilities ahoa,t S76 GU,
ttaketa yArIuusty ostln,ntua ut Trurh $4,000 to
$7D,H0. Tito direct ualiso Of tho fnIiurit III nj.
trlOutud to thu prussnH Ut apMU small olaltils.
1Iu hlB bse1l lit clus0 tlIArters fur 4 your paSt
Thu Ions falls hoaylGsk on luc,lt creditors.
, 1881-08-10

VIOLATING TIE IIEteDIEG LAW.
Spttta! iJitpateh to 7ha Chicago Tribune.
,LEAyENwonril, Kns., Aug. ia apceIal from
ftunnoweil says that A. f1Azzarl WIS arrested
fDr driving Texas cattlo through a range whefo
casu Ia being tried ut Wellington. s,nRtl h0r-
uts threaton to fro tho range IL thoy aro not
protected, There is mich exCitcmont.
, 1881-08-10

Spfttda D1spafth to 1M Chftaqo Trbunt
JANEsviLEE. Wis. Aug. s.-Ths Iarxc .,o,.
woulen mill of tho MoLenn Manulactaftnpc0n.
pany Of Monterey was.totatly destroyed by I'M
this morning. Loss. nbout sl1,ua]; lusut,nes
sl6,op. Sixty hands aro thrown out OF employ,
m0ut, '"s
, 1881-08-10

DosroN. hlasa., Aug. IA Arnnl, wetl dressed
aud pcrfoctly ooaversRut with sp0rtlug matters.
representing hinself NJ Ton Hyck, slo oarsnlNn.
spunt Inst wo0k at West A1o4way.r lilo said he
hntl concluded 10 ,naku that place h!s future
hume, nn1 would open trai.ls,g- schnol sheFo II
70 could ssg!.so .ultn1le property. fle cntoroa
10y leiise for Flu.Ul0 uylnclnV great caro- III tho
transaction aIstl nbolt the tt!e, This decd VIVA
10 have hscn 1eAyerrA T0stertay, when hH dis
appeared. owing tho nrnpFtetor ut tho 4taulcy
| tlousa 400 tor loans during tho negotiation.
, 1881-08-10

ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD,
Special Dlspateh to Tht Ch4eaoo Tssaok'
DUBUQUE, ILL.,, Aug. DAN Interesting fels'
Ious ceremony was performed this ino'ulrz IL
tho Cathedral In this city by tho orllnauoa y
Dlshop flennessey OF four young men from b.
Joacph's College to tho priosthohl. Thelr H.nts
aro Joseph DrO1lor, John tselllcyt HernaEa ~
burs, anl u. J, lIcnnesscy.
, 1881-08-10
KILLED nX A DRUNKEN LOATER.
Hptetal Na9atth " Ina GAteaao 1rtbant,

ORANn NariuI, Wis, .alR, D.-ueorxu l1owcs,
a brakeman ou tho t1reon lsny &; Minnesota ltal.
roatl. nud a resident II thla city, to.ilny
shut and badly wounded Nts. Addla llnr,
OF this city. She. in company with hor slatos 31lss
Ienks, was out walk,na, when they met George
llowes, wllu WAS drunk. and Ito began by lnHu.t-
Ing th0n With request to tlAyo than wnlk With
hin, which they rottlauu. ThiH 10 the ,lniy caVso
yut known for tho assault. lle hAs sought now
na4tusts. while she is EutfertnK lntenta pAI, but
Oyer tho lott oyo, passing out vt tue right sldo
pf tho houl. 7,.,
, 1881-08-10

THE SARATOGA MONUMENT: e
HANAT,nA, Aug. D.-At a m0ctlnY 1t tho Trus.
toes Of tho 6Nratoga Monument Association,
Judge CnInpbcll. Ut South Carollna, waa eietlea
a number Ut tue Hoard, and aoveral new sub.
BcriplloHs rccosrrA. ThD EXECUTIVE EOlnMttteu
rcpurtc tho contractor working ActlYcly on tho
monument,
, 1881-08-10
AN INDIAN CONVICTED OF MUIR
I1E11.

Fort s,ttru, Ahg, 0.-Sawqtlanco, D. a f,i1t-blood
Sac atd Fax 1ndiat,, was ronylctcd It, the United
States Court to-day for tho murder OF m un-
known white mun tu this county In 1870. Tho
Jury wero out only nm hour. It nppcnrcd front
tho 0vtdunce Tint tho whlte man hud froen On.
gnEni by Suwqunnco to mako some rails for
him. anu whttc eth rpIito tn tho ihttcr'a place Wae
The scalp was presented nbuut Il nl1ntt Eaiur ~
THO noble red tnan p hls nopt9w to whun' h.
against him wero motnbers Of bis own trtbU.