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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Yesterday afternoon, in response to a call
signed by all OF the home (clty) fire insnr.
anCe companies and the agents 0f the foreign
companies represented In the city, u meeting
was held ut the office OF the Peabody Insir.
ance Company and oil Underwriters Asso.
citation formed, A constitution aud bylaws
were adopted governing the association,
which Is formed for the mutual protection Of
the different companies. A similar nrgani-
Fatl0R Is found In almost every other city.
Under the adoption Of the constitution the
following officers were elected:
+. Reister, President
J. V. L. Rodgers, Secretary.
Jos. +. PAUL., Treasurer,
McsEs !, @. Anderson. ]. NJ. Doddridge
and i, O. Orr Executive Committee.
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unCrIr counr.


The Hanson case was yesterday concludedin
Fart 1 Of the Circuit Court, and submitted to
the jury about halt.past three o'clock.
The case Of A. N. Adams vs. O. W. Robin.
son, suit for rent alleged 10 be due, was
next tried 10 jury, which rendered verde,
for the nlalntlff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Losf CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital TO come and build first.
class FLOURING Mill. Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line Of the C., ",
Il g. IL Il. For information correspond with
Or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bas.ell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

wIcEHlH will sell pools on the Felsine and
Ritz boat taCe, 81 nQUtSe, this afternoon.
look ont for white Top wagon
VIII also sell pools % Bulger's aloQU dur
ing The week Of taee meelIng every evening
and morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

WAEEFuLxEs and bad dreams In children
at night induce feverislineSs md fretlulness
during the day. Worms are generally the
cause OF the annoyance. Denig's Worm
Syrup will cure, when all other remedies fail.
Try It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
Ghe GtteQigeuter
Oalce, Nos, % and ~ Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements.

For Sale-No, 81 Thirteenth Street.
"Pulmona" Edmund Booking
Agents Wanted.
Wanted-COOk.
State Fair Tickets For Sale.
Butter-H. !. Iehrens.
List OF Letters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
i.,.hlr AZ. raen le.f tonle

Emiodies the nulritive elements Of the mus
cdIat fibre, BLOND, hone, aud brain 81 care
fully selected healthy bull0eks, combined
with the powerful tonic Virtues Of the Coca,
al S1eFed Life Plant Of the lncas and 4 eh9iee
quality Of Sherry Wine. BEWARE Of imitA.
ttilAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

fFyour druggist don't have II he will order II
for YOU at the regular price. BAroSma, IuChu,
DaCkachC, Liver and Kidney Cure is prepared
at Il. X. Thompson's laboratory, TltnSvillC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Mn. Z. WKxz, St. Bonlface, Pa, writes
must recommend St. Jacobs Oil. | had n
horse with sweeny IN the shoulder and used
this oil three times day, when the ailment
was cured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

sssltEgf Liver Fil!s' have been 10 stapd.
ard remedy fog malaria llyei complaint CT 81
iiyepes, ETC., Tor Afty yeata
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


4 MERCHANT down town sells more OF Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup than all other medicines
together. u surely must be the best remedy
for Cough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

LGbiB' hats done over in all the latest
styles. Felt, Beaver fur, Straw. Chip and leg.
horn cleaned, dyed and pressed. Work re.
liable. Call on MillincFs, OF al stand, 2,tOi
Market street, Center Wheeling.
TThAs. CHARLIE G. HuBhARb, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

No W9SnER lba people have confidence,
when thp hfSt physicians are presciibing d..
Blllis Cough syrup ID Ill cases q Coughs,
Gods kte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Two HVEnREp dozen miSes' metino hose
all VOlurs, Of u . and Il 50 pef dozen.
Eleventh street between Main li and TIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Call and sec our grand 50 blankets Yon
can't buy them elsewhere for 90
JOHS EMsHEtMEn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

lmpotencyiofmihd, limb, or vital functions,
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &c, cured
By wells Health Renewef" 81. At drug.
dists. Depot, IAughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wheel.
Ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

The following shows the range Of the theE.
momCter, US observed at schnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner
lSS0 1881
A.A.i2M3FNTPN ia Y. l2ASP.N.7PN
% a. @ 50 q a. Is 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
An UnderwrIter., AssOeIalIon FOr.n.S

DoN'T forget to come to Mrs. EisneF's open,
Ing to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

IL you wish TO eat good bread use Silver
Lake Flour. II Is the best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

DoS'r forget to come to Mn Elsner'sopcn.
ing to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

RassA quality gus grain silk q per yard
cheap LOT II 2o-at RNsitnikR's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

For sale BY logan 4 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08
RAKlNo powDER,

Ing tO-dGy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Take "sLAcE:paAgeAr : and you
will uevOf b bilious.
Fol sale BY logan 4 co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-08

Beauty, health, and happines, for ladies
in sN1NE OF cARpUL."
f. Al H., 49,. a -
, 1881-04-21
A EORGER ARRESTED.
Epectd{ Ditpe{eh to Tie Chicago Tribune.


GuASp RAPIDS Mich. April e0.-Chlof.of4
pollcu Moran captured q fellow haTe this inter-
noon who Ia ovldontly dangerous and SUCCESS
ful "ceppk." lie Camo herB about ten days
suce, registered at the Morton House as e. u.
Morgan, Of bradford. Fa., and, pretending 10 pe
Il skIllful horse-trnincr, SION beoaine acquainted
with several xuutlomon who own good roadsters-
Ito was decidedly gentccl IN his appearance nnd
habits. uud seemed likely tu bocoma fuvorlt.
To-day he presented tt check purporttng TO hnre
beon drawn by the tianstlcld t0l Savings
Hunk for 500 OH the City National Hank
hero, and got tho cash on 1t, 1t wis
tlrawn III fnyor Of q. Z. Morgula, and WHEN MS
acot,alntances declined to Identity Hin ut tho
banks, the unn0 of Mr Ed D. p!kemnIl. Presl.
dcnt OF tho Grand ltnplls 1lotso Association,
WIS tnlorsod uu tho check. This caused it to bo
cashcd, and also proved his ruin. for MI. 0eosge
4. Noorcs, tho bank collecting clerk. discovered
tho forgery, and caused bis ntrcst ut onco, Hp
had bought tiekats for Chicago. and wins
going within an hour when nrrchtod.
Ho admits tho forgery Of Mkeman's
name, mud tho officers havc learned that
the check was forged. too. They have
uiso discovered that ha ts rhan of several
towns OF Enstern phto atd W1stSrn g iennsyI- n Y
i. Perkins. iie Is bsiiovse 10 10, the man who
cracked q safo Tor Day, Il Wholesale li9uRE dealer
AssS q sv wSs i af 10 &c re
nnlno. Other criminal nots nre chRrgod to tho
same maa r. newspspsr 9ilpptnzs e.. an l;ev, setSrs
co!orot, woman aear Akrnu .orno weeks agq'
aaad rnyshtd hor. iio hat i brnthsr, apparently,
It Nes. O., named J. T. Davis ana Il. T. pawn;
ticket for r'aE pledged fns gu II Cnsmnats s ms,
Ohio points. aaytpg he would tako ats dose quietly
| vSrv ANIL nyth VIA much SURPRISED when h0
, 1881-04-21
THE CROPS.
WINTER WHEAT GROWING STATES

WINTER WHEAT GROWING STATES
Special Dtpateh to 1t.e Chteaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April :0-Tho Sentinel prints to-
morrow one Ut tho most. authentic ind impartial
crpp reports, with Gspeolal reference to tho
prospects Of tho wheat crop, over published In
tho Northwest. 1t is cspcnt4i.y valuable for tho
reason that tho grcntcr lhrt,af tho correspon't-
encc comes from tho Trcasurers. Clerks. or
othor o:,cin1a Of tho whent-grow!ug counties
throughout tho various wheat growing Statcs.-
Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Subraska,
Illinois, Ohio, atd Kausns. Only a limited nutl.
ber Of reports nro from gra'n.dcafoss or oo1n-
n,lssion-men. aul consequently Tho opinions
expressed arc FREQ frotu bias or pccunlary
confederation, and nrq as fntr and reliable
rs report OF this uaturo can possibly bo made.
The roports Indicate Il gloomy outlook for tho
growing winter-wheat erop uut few counties
show al1y ncreaso u ,vrenge: ana ~ 10 many
enough 10 otfeetit. Thu atockso winter wheat
in tho tunds Of producers arc fatr PIT M not nenr
Is
ato Hour than usua!, eT;s many ps!tsye la";.,
aguR, On tho contrary; It looks bad enough.
@ %seE as Sss Y 1s e.
and It viii 10 fully oro ,uoath Inter than us!inl
before spring seeding can bc completed. Only
md witb ,ho rush pf work iarnors viii and Il
lmpossihlo to seult acreaKo ~ tirst eaiou.
| lated. but few cuun lea report any lncsease III
| seo,ns. 10 bc quito u dlysrsityof op.nlau " y,
reXartls tho probahlo result of tho growth a1t
S1 1pynx that 10
hayo i Io'g, coht summer. raken oil tu nll. tlt
status s tss % yoar IT, II s ss1nfavor1sble, and It Il
believed by many who have H!ven tho matte
, 1881-04-21
UNTIIHASI1ED WHEAT.
E-..fof y}tst.ateh to Th8 C,ta1np 1fibttn&,


", PAUL. Atlt,n., April D.-THM TRIBUNE cor
rcsponiont has obtained from tho Minneapolis
Atllors' Association estimates OF tue amount
and condition OF tho old whoat crop which re-
thRfns unthrashc0. tho curly sctt!nR In of wtntoT
having interrupted thrasbtpg lust fall on many
farms. On tho Hastings & Dakota Il IL claimed
that from 10 to Is per cent Of tho cntire crop Of
lB5U IL still unthrashcd. On The st. Paul Il Sioux
City. from 70 to a5 per cent, ot The wheat along
tbs lIlo Of tho Above nouuonod re,aa u still !tn"
tbrpgped u,,d In stHok. Tn tho ARaltoba limo.
the atl1ount on tho IlreekhrtdRe Division u
rockoued ut 10 per tsGnt. Oh the hrnHott l!te tue
amount rrluali,lug IL but Very,lltt On inc
NlpneApoIls 1T. Louis there to hit little wheat
reported ttl stack. There "a very little n
stuck along tho Northern Pacific Hill
wuy, aud there arc NOT TO ex-
oestl DO,NM bushels to bo,, marketed On
and north 0t tho Northern Iao'f1o. Tho recent.
" thr1lahud wheut thus fur recovered " th0
Association was IN a bah condition, containing
p.ccca Ut !og amt tn1urGt pr, aAMpnoss. IL
further estimated that on tho HaattnRe $ Da.
k0ta khere nro from 600,Hn to 1Q0u lualo!s Q!
whoat stil TO toltle IN, aud t,il tho Sioux Nuad
about 1A0,V0u btlshpls. Tho hlan!t1ns !tnea hr!t
oxpeptell 10 contribute from 7l9un to 3.UnNI
I,ushes, unti tho Minneapolis & Ut. Loiita trom
:aA,ON 10 ;ND,kU. TN thu S04thofn MiHnot0ta
l(oat thoru ID hut little wheat lott tn STOCK. bnt
ttero IL 4 IarRo per cent remaining III tho gray
aras on ncct,tnt OF tho drtlta uf wAKon and rnl-
rxAtla hut tho condition Of thu 2ra!u which hAa
mot yot sought tho market IL SAID to 10 very
good.
, 1881-04-21
c,.,, Fears that Coming Floods from
countrywards Will Garry Away
Bridges.
MI, conditiou Of the Country In the
Far Northwest Anything but
Entioing.
III the Streams Breaking Over Thelr
- 1,apks and Covering. tho
Land.
detailed Reports from Other Places OF
the Ravages Of This Almost
Unparalleled 1nundation.
nELDIT. WIS.

Re-. h ~ ~. rni.oao 7+tn,tnt.
Spfsa. D"pa's" s'..,. N All rrevIn,,s tneon-
Dtto'r' VS. ap.. +. ,,;s mint trom tno prevail.
1cnencc anu loss ns,. ns ,,,rar ,,,rnv the mast
Ina hlgh antet ~ i'Nv s,,nIo v tho ,,.nater md
few days Is cast !" .o .",as,, ,,,n n,urntnu tho
death Of 10 any, ~. ~, tho ,r,.otar,p. mt
community wns htnuscu W ."1 ~ s.,an,,,.r n
les "sv ~, mi or frc, but Of s1estrucuon and
xataea ~ ~ ...nr ~. Tho ,iau,. for tho SAFETY Of
death " ~a.na: as.,he vi n.ons MAXI Ind boon fcit, had
,.xrn yay boforo tho tremendous pfessusc o.
H." -. accumulated water, and tho floods
'o' ~, n.wn The break wjtloned until
xere III Me.' ,s .1,,t,rnr, onl fftv frot pr
tbc chute, tho west abntHeht' ahu u1s aeus ~ -
more Of tho dam Wcre swept away aHo tne ne
,ot s,raw,parti- Mill placed In tnlulnent danger
t-..s, ~, ,,r,n tho rntpr s,u1donly roac from
beor lao a.s4 ",.at.,, .,..n,nonta nil aln,,u
twoto thtce tte', nuanb sn', "A'S .,aa., isrrc
,he river to 4 GreAtly t1cfoaBcu ucPtus a aatsu
, 1881-04-21
A AsQUEALE1s KILLED.

JACKSON, Miss. April 2o.-A little more than
ycnr ngo 1t became evident to the United states
authorities that counterfeit gold coin was being
extensively manufactured in Mississippi, and
detectives finally located Hunkin County as The
spot, and an old white man nnmed Finn as
tho culprit. At tho May term OF mo
United states Court, held In jackson
iast ycar, Finn and negro were IN
iicted. The iattor. In response to inquiries,
dst MONEYS" Fjnp was not brought to trial.
and, bavi1E beei allowed to 20 ut lsrxo. # WAS
roaiily sufnsed that be had turned stntes M nSt-
mint whiio be wns taking q drink OF water IN
te gallery OF his residence. ID tho upper portion
OF KRuk1n County, a charge Of buckbhDt. htcai
~ ID uusccn hand, killed him Instantly auu
closed bis lips forever.
, 1881-04-21


s1tvEn LAKE, 1nu.. April s.-The shorn OF
Kosciusko County brought hero to-day Joah
Holloway. who 10 wanted fnr tho crSfno ut niur-
JerinR bis wIfo nrd baby on tho tnornIng OF
April /, mud. afterwards to cover tho crlmo be
t,rnod tho house which contained tho two vio-
Tins. Holloway wns hore IN town ut oelock
o. that morning, and bis hon taa y. Wl,ich "ns rs
be on jire soon after hr loft {ur town. !!etoro
assistance could reach tho burning building E, y
was t0o far Ronc. This happened between Q wy
nwsy some Of sho bonca Of tho twp mt'fortun,,
ates were picked un md buried: Mnllnwss .s ~ sia
rHtnnincJ f,crp few DAYS atit1 struck out: Moth
ing was heard Of him until arrested at bluhton
Yesterday.
, 1881-04-21

Special UIp1Eth TO Iht Ch4tap0 IftbHNss
DAvKNpoisT, H., April 90.-.The passenger
trutt. Nu ., on tho Chicago lsock Island Pacific
Itulltoad, which left Chicago last night at lo:l6
and was duo in Davenport nta o'clock this
morning, did not arrivo until l0:l6 this cvonlng'
It wus forced to make tho run from bureau
junction to Peoria, and from thnt city here, by
tho Rock, island & Peoria track. Rock Nlror
Is on tho rampage and been rlsiug all day. Tho
water On tho. hoca Island traok Is throq feet
deep Mt Carbon Clid. clevGn nllcs Gust OF DaScn-
port. There is washout Of buth tracks Tor thrce-
fourths 1t tulo In length. and it Will DO n,pos-
slbio for trains to run this wcnk. Thoy WILL
Wiiul stx miles from tho mouth Of itnck Hlycr,
tho staga, nt ,wntcrls constantly swelling. Twn
spat,s .0f. tho wagon -r0Ad nritl9e woro wasncu
i,nrtcd ali rIotlt. The chAnKo in tho Mississippi
kivor hero FOR tho last twcnty-four-h ur-hours Is a
rise of thrcp inchct.
, 1881-04-21

HpfttdI USpaeeh 70 1"* thtfdao 1FSoNHss
SOUTH ELn1N, Ill.,, April e0.-Nearly hll OF tho
afternoon yastcTday monstrous cakes Of leo
were Aoatlng swiftly down tho Fox River
through this placc. Accompanying them wero
innumeEab,c heavy timbors, st4t]ulng, boards,
wndnw.aaHh, doors, boats. tubs, pals, hay
stacks, whoto sIdes OF burns, and uoarly overy-
thing Imaginable. Appearances would secm to In
dlcato that there was whole village drifting
out with tho tido. Most Of tho tlmecrs. etc.,
a.!oat como from El9in and Dundee; tho leo
broko loose hotween the two places mentioned
above, yesterday. and brought With it sotno OF
tho Dundee brIdgu. w9ich bud previously gone
down; also the Elgln dan., tha Elgln Trueat0ll
fridge, tho Chicago. hilwaukeo l. ct. Paul Hall
road bridge about hMlt way between thls place
aud Elgin, mud soue franc barns ind other
smaIl hu!'a!aks eto. along sh9 rtyoFs IT,, 9ank ~
Crowds OF women, uleu. aud ohllarcn llheI tlo
hut1ks Of tho river and thrQuged on kl9
brldgo nIl tho aftarn0on yestarday and
until late Ia tho evening, wutohlux tho na,ls.l4a
tld0 ut navigation vending tta way southward,
Tito leo yGatpstluy injured tho abltnen:s Under
tho brtd9n at this plac0 to such an extent tlnt
it IL ut present unsafe 10 GROSS with largo louds.
Tue South Klsln BRIDGE nI!dsrstand. y nov r, y
standing In tho uuitol 6tate4.
, 1881-04-21


D. eHstal DbpattA to TAs Cateas1 T+tsuae,
s;,".. s;uoa tt7f. la., April c0.-Tho Missouri roso
in.. inches to-day. The steamer Oan. Terry,
Ill., n.In,. ssflycd from iankton, reports tho river
Heh.ss Saefa The people OF coylugtou, on tho
oYa. 3a aAs aide opposit this olty,'weeo. brought
r,,.s VI mo ttean-terry l4te ta-pt9ht, ~ tho
flts W" vas ssiug into their town. Iu thls
ths, ~ ~ dwellings aEe surrounded by wator
r.. s ae4 aaso souse 1t thou. Part Of tho houses
plox.s S'aea a hy tho Missouri, but mostly by tho
n,:' nFef. that anptic4 Into the formor
folt4t' a. tn's city. Tu adI u the confusion tho
hal y. u'x hows Ut a further rEso wax brought by
ghn v'. ,toa 4ankioai a drAxltuR rain Ia ta!llnx.
rr,,ha,ssl rh,ousl u uuw within foot of tho stage
urx.S uea W tho aood of week ago. All smaller
,f.r.l ,s y. ass booming and taterrupt.ug ra.lEoad
~ ~ md ths slqux CITY pucIttc. On the Hloux
snr. ~. W uGes aFa gone. but several arc weak.
n,nas saa 'nu Rrudo washed 70 that no trains Are
1ae bridge It Bv!olt, ou she
, 1881-04-21
HANNIBAL, MO.

HpEe311 UHpalfk 70 lHa Chle090 If19H1*
HANNIBAL, Mo-, April 0.-The river ut this
ppint IL within twonty inches OF h'Kh-water
nark OF lust yoar. when tho bny Aoseo osnRe'
1t hns huan rising all day.. TrIbutary atFoatns
nboyv, especially tho pes Nofnes, are reported
highor than evur before TraIns betweon THIS
plnco and Keokuk On tho X. & st. L, Limo aro
ul,a.uloucl,' tho truck lau9. Guyuren With wator
in tho hutioln and thu Des Molnes lt!vor brliNe @
sxtSut 81 farming land on tho illinois xdo oppo.
t I'M ety I expee.s1a ID to efoTE os sossh HKo se
"ih"I Hi nunV Uear Crock Is atioat, aud Buy0sna
p!aniu8. Mills 6Rva shut down TN account OF tho
WAter.
, 1881-04-21

Special Dhpateh 10 7hs CHICAGO 1Stbunt.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, April a0.-1ho old pFalFaes arc all
aliys With mon and teams narrowing, plowtns,
and praparlux tho grouud for oats. The aaso
ago viii, ,bo very large, ~ will also bo fax, The
waa,hor 4 wnrp apa ta ground !: y goa rs o9t a..
Sri,n Inc plrs0ut until tho IL ut juno II w0 OK:
puUt to Ret III our ux,lnl aFou. Ono week of bad
WcNthpr would knock ns higher tn an wo cATv
Abput going tho pteBcnt soabun.
, 1881-04-21

gave bnll In tho s,im Of 1000 each for thnir np-
pcarapcc at tho May term Of Court TO answera
chntso Of attempting to defraud the Govern
r,cnt- They live III Westm0rc!hnf County, near
tho town Of Wcat Fntrnnld, and arc rcsprctahles
woll. tf,-do country puoplc. 10th Of thom are
over 70 and arc whitc-haiscd and feeble. loso
has i,con m Elder ia the United Frcsbytcsfar
Church. In which he whA brought up, for
many years. The Information against them set
forth that In 1873 thoy forged certificate OF
william, ". Wallace to the value Of their prop
csty in ortor 10 make It appenr that Mrs. Masy
II. Love bad been aependent !lpon her son ", y.
iliiayit snd ti,e si9natllrcof Or. James Taylor.
Of West Fairfield, to the effect that tao said ~ y.
nrnny. Thehu fnrEerles, II IN charged. we're com.
tnittcd In orsior 10 SECURE pension from ne
Onvcrsmcnt. It ts the opinion 81 those VINO
Know them that they are not guilty, but have
boen dt,ped by others who are sharper than
themselves.
, 1881-04-21

Y ~ T
wArEnrows, n. T.. April c0.-Loafs Jarvis. u
yehrs old, a sobcr aud Industrious man, was
called to bis door at IL o'clock Sunday night by
two men, named Cummings and Grlnnoa. both
Of whom werc intoxicated. They hnd Jarvis,
dinnor.paiI In thoir possession. ana aetnanaea '1
and fnllulged in small putaton. He WIS kpnu
only ~ few moments when be ss"gEcrctl lnto tne
he was uruxgcG, jarvis died next morning.
10th men wcr9 HErcstcu.
, 1881-04-21

sptesal Dipa,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
ELn1s, H., April :N--Ilotwcon and o'clock
last evening another Hood, creator than that Of
taaAfternoon, swept down on this city, and Fo1
AlVe rose to oven greater hight. Considerable
moro da,uau III ,yns done. and The only reason 1t
ia M, ons. ,Ixe, dI.n.tr u.s hoca,ac s,,o nrr.
Wv uot .ause u.lo als"etol nao .s.s. ~ ~.
'oas Hashott hHd dc8tfoyea everything III AVS
wg, 4 crowd Of d thousand persona
gathered Mt tho watct- factory bridge
IN ,co ,to ,os, ,,,ut,,,,, hr,1ra IL, ,he ctty m
w.. !. NV ''as 1Ii.'H H.. o''.hS -" 49, .,.c
out stotA tto test. IHo "atels "Sso ase.
With Tho hoorlnX, and the leo pounded Against
Il, breaking st.Iurers and braces, but tho two
,usna ht rro,, o,,nnr shnrn IN mn talantl In ria
r.n,ss ~ - o. .,......s 49,, .,o,,oa .n,,
uu'te OF tho stScatn, taousn tuey a"aSeu n.o
tottered, remain standing, md can now 10
crossed by livht teams DurInIr the cxcItemcut
,ssy xe,e harr,codcd ond 0t,ared.
7he a,t @ tuod l,s was ea1lse1 @ BY tho breaking Of
20 ee'qusge two stlitcs north OF here. Tho f1oat.
81 paul I,o,lroa1 hr,s~c o~o,nst lint NJ thu chi
e,na sa.!uaa uAn,'ls. s"s -. ~ ~.
~. .soe Nofth"estort ,ast oetoW' shaPpane ~
llo3 coutnna aud iotttng tho truck down several
set. Tho stone abutmonta Ut tho latter atlll
n,ud b,It thu lror. worL Ia stn,i md ltisnlaoe
ys,,s.. 49, NV at q. nss.,
NC "s',aoF tae ChteaRo, h1llwanKeo q st. raul aoe
'ae Ffeeport Division OF tho Chicago Il North.
western will be able to run trains Into Etaiu for
soue wrets 1lntb tronsror nnsaanv.rs belnw
,hxL,.' nn''s 1'"'''aos PAsao"sn'a .eo"
~ os"ses' Wn!ca are mllo sontu OF TUG oitY'
1ne south end Of Grove nyCnu0
, 1881-04-21
EVANSVILLE. WIS.

JAuEsy1LLE, Wis. April ao-llook hiycr 1a
now three Inches hi9h0r Than ever before, and
still rising. No SERIOUS tlnmaEe yet done' Tho
batks OF Tho race hayo been raised today, but
for which It would hare bso9 oyaEtiowod. . lMrt
out aIlp tho water-pDWer 0Wnere arc !lttie nerv-
Gus uhout the dun. Tho Dut'U Recorder nflice
was vucated to-day. thorc eolng nlite 1noheS OF
wntor On the tluor,
, 1881-04-21

uALKsA, ILL.,, april al-Cot. ). q. saattMek.
Bupostntapstoue of tho detective AGENCY Ut n1l-
bunuo, nrslvcd 1T l'lustyIIlo today With man
natuod o. cW'pcE, whou, be arrested IN Madison
oil thu ohurEo ol iD's,g tug purity Who swaaa!eu
Northrop & Co. i uauk OF Flat&eyiIle cut Ut tho
sum ct Sl,aN on the I'd OF July last on forged
paper. Cooper hna been engaged IN tho real os-
.o ind patent pEs.. , r. M1dsSa as sa fos ses "
~. Il. AIfijs III ldIa Ink. lIe elauls Juliet As
biz af,siu. but The CuIef ot Police ot that city
too5ra phs to Col. Hhattupk that he Is not kn9wll
there, nptnlun ~ % bis idaat!sy u a'S'aeo ~
TlRttcville.
, 1881-04-21

Sptetai Dhpa!eA 70 7hs Chicago Tribune.
CepAle RAPIDS, ia., April .o.-Chartcs Gibson,
A pruu,ucnt young man engaged in the lnsur.
a,ice business In this city, left for parts un-
known to-lny to escape arrest Oh two !ndict-
p,euts found by the Grand Jury for placing
lines Of insurance In wildcat and other Gun. On
naniax nat o,nplyiuH with tho Iowa laws. The
nuntehr1ent Is tirc nf $1,000 and Imprisonment
In tho county jni1. Glbsun was always iooketl
tlnOn as a worthy YOUNG n1tE.
, 1881-04-21

city arc agan under water, and families have
i,can compelled 10 moyp out:, The railroads afe
a,iIorItH tunTt, t,r lr.a from tho nvtr1)nwnR ol
sft, trnck ard tho Cl,cnRo, Burlington 4 Otnal,!t
as hcen compelled 70 ,r rnsn% f'nGi1a nr 1aims 1an
nrt, nteu running regular n,.niKht. Tho water A
stljl rising al Tho rate Of an Inch IN hour.