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Of Ohio, speaker Edward McPhcmnn
Of Pennsylvania, clerk, and " alter T..
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TIIE TACELTY

consist OF Dr.. H. c. GRAVES, first and only
President, assisted by full able and expc-
ricnccd corps OF Professors.
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Blacksmithipg and Repairing
AAoREW ilNAPpER.

In the shop formerly occupied by 4. Pass
nacht, on High ST., Winchester, Tenn, is pre-
pared to do all manner of Blacksmithing and
repairing of machinery. Flows made or
pointed, and horses shod promptly, and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed Eighteen ytars'
experience in the largest cities in the "old
country" [dec7-1y
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Payments to he made, one-haIi in advance
for each hall session Of twenty weeks
For Catalogues, or information, address the
President, or Professors G.. W. Johnston and
A. T. Barrett.
stap The next session begins the 2d We'd
ncsday in September
HAYDEN MARCH,
President Board Of Trustees.
July II, 1850
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-14

~" a large lot of aI-Wool Blankets
for sale cheap at the Winchester Wool
en- Mills. dc3
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-14

Wednood day, Dec. ta, 1881.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-14

GuiJoau says he would rather bo
hanged as q sane ma0 than cleared us u
fool.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-14

The New Orleans papers say tba.
city l. now cjoying season ofpros
pchly aud internal Improvement.
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, 1881-01-27

The sensation It'll Cincinnati Is The announce
1nent Of the proposed formation Ut II company
representing a humber ut conflicting interests
To bid f0r tho perpetual lease Of tho Cincil'-
init Southern Railroad oil II novel plan. Tho
proposition Is tho Formation. nf stuck COM
pal,y with capital 0f st,00a, 900 tn 'casu tho
road for n term Of Mtncty-Mne years, re,icw-
able forever, TINT amount Il, be used III COLL
plotting tho r0atl, nccursilng tn Engineer
I3onscarcn's estimates, aud n,nking tho llua
in all respects equnl 10, II mt better
than, any In the country, md for MI
alliance of other interests tn bo brought
IN, Including thu :. Southern Kentucky,
Tho ErlNnger ssynaca!tc, The clsWss'MInfe WslsI,,e
i: Georgia, and tho ,Soutll cnr6inn SYSTEM
NV SiFeUss Usss's stfs'TfGss Ts swa i5 SaSS nss ns
ramifylng through ilio entire Sonlh letweel,
tho mississippi River nla kIcl!nlonl, W.
hS schemS5 arc M l}risss Cunningham a!u! Il: i.
Ingnlis, President of tho Etnc[nratt, 1nti!an-
| npolIs, st. Louis & Cheagn l.al1ronst. Tho
plan il 70 farnl q pool between tito Southern.
tlo kSntasGy csItrat aS tih ,tn c9'i'l,sl1 n
t;"roina ca; tiisi, syste1ns. m Tho Kentucky Centrni
combination liow includes the Clicstpeal;o
y QA!o s,l tho EAT IT. fo9,nessee ,a,t; ,WIrsii. :
Slnatio,' IS fortss!i. to narrow tlo g:lgeof lie
Kentucky CentrMl IL tl,n standard gillHe. HD
that tho Chesapeake i Olltn cara can lu
brought right Into Cincinnati nscr tl!at llno
without breaking bulk or tralns.. The rc-
inaindcr IT tho Ktnti,cky Central, iron,. I.eS-
ineton 10 Knoxville, Will hu hnitt, uf tho
brond Eauge,. alul then Tho ours co!'1ng up
from Knoxville will be TRANSFERRED ta tho
staiMlnrd-gn,tge line for tho Chesapeake Il
Ohio froM Lexington and Ibroat-l:n!lg9 TOR
tho bronti gnnGe Southern lines. Tho Enst
Tennessee, Virg1nin 4 Georgia are nlrcaly
Is expected tint the North alNl Snnlil Cnr0
linn systems, pointing towards Knoxville
Gnu rcutlfly 6o bronght In tho combination
Tho Erlangor systein, z ling Of ruatl reaching
from Ehnltnno0gu to New Orleans, will, 1t Ii
expected, enter Into TIC consolidation.
, 1881-01-27
ITEMS.

Mr.. &. A. Huntington lins been appointed
General Ticket and Passenger Agent Of the
Sednlta, Warsaw s. Western Railroad, with
headquarters ut Setlafta.
II will no doubt 10 gratifying to tho many
friends uf Mr.. II. G. Afoldrl,tn, General West
crn Frrigtlt Agent Of tic Fort Wayne TALL
road, to learn That he Inns sufficiently rccoy-
crcn from his late severe sickness MS to be
nbin to tluyote n few hours day to the dsttic5
ut Ills Office. 4 week OF two mare Will sec l!lin
fully restored to health ind ably TO- prOSldo
nyer tho ftufEht department ut tho Fort
Wayne with Ills usual ytgor asld enorgy.
Alr. X. II. Cable, General Manager, and W,
N. {inge. General FrHight Agent Of tho
ltnck Islnlul Railroad, l,aye Guilu to Peoria TO
sucllrn Increased facilities for handling grain
ut tln4t punt. The Rock 1sln!Ml llns been
grcatty embarrassed during tho Inst few
months OIL account Of Insufficient termina!
thu Rock island have l'9ct, endcarorlnE to
of l,earin ut 4 li1orat rental, OIL WHICH they
cotls,l construct u large elevator. But tho
Peoria City Council seem to bo pursuing the
turtics ut their C!!lcng0 brethren Whenever
such matters cl,ne bctnro them. aud they aro
throwing MI ptsslhlp obstacles III tho way OF
lle Rock Island, although Ills generally CON
cedcd TINT tho Improvements this fond IN
benefit uf TrorIa. !'lu lsuck island officials
tint unless something bo speedily stonc tcn
enable thoM to erect nil elevator to atlortl
prnpcr facilities for handling the business
ihey would withdraw NIL spcctNl rAtcS to nntl
froIu Peoria and discriminate Ngnti.st TINT
city BY tnkillg tito business 10 Dtllor points.
, 1881-01-27
SOLDIERS ASSOCIATION.
Meeting OF tho Executive Committee
Of tho Holdlcrs' i1cunlon Association
OF tho Northwest.

Meeting of tho Executive Committee
OF tho Soldlcrs' Ilcunlon Association
Of tic Northwest.
Special i}ttpatth to 7Ae Chfearo Tribune.
IEontA, ILL.,, Ian. 2l-'rllH Executive Cont
,nittcn of tlle Soldiers 1tcunion Association
Of tho Northwest held meeting at tho
l'eorin House this afternoon, ut which
tho following wcro present: Con. J.
T.. Foster, of Englcwood, President;
Maj. l,ontl, Of Monmouth; Col. II. W.
Watson. of Aurora; Col. e. u. Swain, of
Chicago; Martin kInglnnil, Esu., ut Peoria;
John H. Stevens, Es1., ai,u Col. Charles Il.
l.. Korl,, Secretary, OF ClEcngo, Tllu f'resl-
dent a,td Secretary wuro Instructed to get up
acIrcutnr soliciting bids for the Mext ol,canI-
lne,lt, tho circular 10 he Sent to tie several
Tnsts md Mayors of the lnrger. eittos.. tho
bids tn ha opened Nt the Fitch House. Altr,-
I'll, III Aluy &, by tho COMMITTEES. Lle.!ten..
ant l4ibblc, OF tin vGleran Light Guhrtts, Of
l'corln, wns given 4 hearing III reference to
the lin!cshlirE ntfnlr, tho company having
VOL, TIM $50 prizG III Lilo cnnpctltlyo DRILL
ut t;ulcsblrg nj thu Inst reunion, slh!l whicl,
llltl nat yet been paid. 4 resolution WIN
passed unanimously by tho Committee Ill
lurs!1tH tho cA1l,, Of tho company IN cGlllty.
nlltl urging the lIcnl CuMnllttt0 nt ttnleHburG
tn pay tln obligation. nlnl TINT nt future IT,
unions thu Local Committee sl,all bind theil
nn! further, tlN!l II my prizes arc offered toI
competitive drill, tho local co!Hn,titeN sllal
lein,slt ttle amounts Of salt! prlzes with tht
Treasurer week hcfore tho reunion IL held
Tile CpulHlttgG tlcn adjourned 10 meet ri
Aurora oil May ., l63t,
, 1881-01-27

license Is fixed ut s1o0 for retail,
$500 for wholesale, and $1,000 for manufae-
turing; dealers bond to he S5,o00 nntl n
manufacturers bond $1,000: pllys1ctans'
prescriptions 10 bo verified by affidavit. Tho
bils contemplate the publication Of nil sales
OF li1uor, to whom sold, and for what pur-
poses. Fermentcd cider, cnrhiats, nnh nil
hltters containing alcohol are dcclatctl intoS-
iintse i!iii M. 30 cxcmpts l,eer mil wines
made In tho State fro,n tho operation OF tho
lnw.
PENALTIES Ans: Provided
for violation or evasion Of tho Inv, md Conn.
ty-Attorneys are all0wttl 81. for successful
prosecutions and i per cont Of tho
hill offered by Mr. 1iastal crcntes q Stnlc
nanlifactura ansl sale q 1lluor under tl!99
three gxccpsEons allowed hy THO constitutional
amendment. tlio Statc Constable to BY M
pointed by the ts0vcrnor Mt salary Of St,MD
+, year and lntle29c, With power to appoint
County Constabtes. The Temperance C0ni-
mfttcc. to wllnnl MI these bills were referred.
held n lIrctnE tliIs nl0rnlng 10 consider tho
State C0nstahnlnry feature. and, after i,Garll,g
arguments for and AGnInst, decided! to
nbAlntnn Tint proposition. Tho Committee
will further consider tho other bills, md,
nftcr llRrn,oniztng their differences. will
nErec upon n,Ip Of them 10 lN presented to
tl,c Legislature. Thcrt. Is little tnuht Of tho
enactment nj n stringent law in support Of
the rrOhibltOry amendment.
, 1881-01-27
DECREASING BUSINESS.

The gross earnings Of tho Cllicag., &; Alton
for tho third week III January N1tE to e:'l
inclusive} amounted 10 Sie3,G90. agains
sl;e,.tsg0 for tho corresponding wcrk last ycnr.
~ decrease 0f st, 100. Tho passenger earnings
decreased s2,G37.';l. antl tic freight earI,ngs
81, ,05l.:N. Thu earnings from mails, etc., Ill
creasctl s3l9.H. ....
1t Is mot only tic Chicago & Alton which
Is showing fal,lng ur in earnings, Int every
rnatl In tic Vest records tho sanIo stnte OF
affairs. Tho business OF nit tho Western
roatts Is reported to be unusually light for
this seilsoH Of tic year. Worry little corn Il
being sElippcd to Chicago. Most OF it IS
golng to ST, Louis, w'lero the market Is
higer tan At tiS pont,, to ~, be q s''!ppe;i pap,,;t
roads ara said to be completely hackcA Mp,
because, owing to tho heavy lco In tho Mts-
slssippi, tho barge lines aro Unable to linn1!p
tho freight Consequently, the st. Louis
roads cvci, nrc unable to d0 much business
lust now. Tile railsoat. officials beElN 10
Of grim awaiting shipM91c.nt y tho West VERY 4,
Nel,raskn ind Kansas thern rel1alns but
little Eratn that chi be stllppcd EAST il,use
scctions hnylng hern hraincl almost entirely,
and tho nnly freight now coming l:ast FROM
those points is cattla md hogs. There stllL
rrnlaftls considerable grain In Iowa nni Min
amount rs was reported What rohluIua
there ,l0cs not amount lly my l,spnl,S IL as
mucl, Ms there WIS nj this srasnn Inst yenr,
Ritl there nrn tnany nnrn roads now to tnkC
caro- of and trnllspnrt tic business; t1'c
nrnspects Of tho Western ralltlatiS during
the next few mouths arn not very iiattcrlnE,
apd steady falling off III earnings OIL alt tic
tfhnS Is rXucctCfl.
, 1881-01-27
GRAND RAPIDS, MIClI.


GsitSn Rapids, Mich, Jan. :h.-'Il,o cap
itnIIsts Ut tic Cl,Icago IL West Michigan
llnilway Company completed tic purchase
of tho Grand llaven md. tho Grand ltaphis,
Newaygo s. Lake Sltnra Isairoatls to-day,
securing them by buying Il considerable taa.
tor!ty OF tho stock In each at terms mt malo
public. Air. George G. Klmhnll. General!
Manager af tho Chicago E West Michigan,
Is (;e,lpral Manager Of Tic acquired rs'atts,
but Coi. Fred j. alay Is retained us ll,a,.agur
of t!lc GEa'Hl llayen Road. a1Mt ior the pres.
ent of tho Nuwaygo lsYa!l: A!r. a.
II. Nlcl'oIs. t;ener4l Freight, alM! r"S.
West AlcllEnil rutatl,s Ills old positinlI mid Il,
ntltltlon Is Nppotnletl Assistant Genaral Stl.
perintentlent 0f tint rand aud Of t!Io Newny-
En lionll. headquarters Eehnihln. lierc. Pos
session hrs already been takon OF tho I!nr'
ehasetl r,atls, tic purchase t'ulng as ot date
Ut tlIo LIST Inst, Atprtseilt no cliH',ges aro IA
be lnadu In tinIe-cards or trains OIL a.sy of the
funuS,
, 1881-01-27
NEW c0LonApo 1,oADs.

DExvEls, Colo., Jun. 9d.-Tho extraostll-
nary growth OF Denver continues with mnr-
yuto,.s speed. Tho Denver, Western & t'a-
ctfo hallway has lot Il contnsct to t;lenu, Alb
butt s. ca. for grading thirty.livu miles Of
their ll.,o from Nunver. This road Should
not be confoundcI with. sl.s Denver, Utah i
Pacific, WHICH have mada no demonstrations
TAo Denver * New Orleans Railroad l,ayo
filed articles ot incorporation, thols ,o1leqt
tleilg thu construction ot u IatlTaatl from
lloustun d Tvxns Cr,trai, .tl,s lin tira,plo
extension of Tho Missouri, kallsas Il Texas
ltallruad in Texas, This 1eapital stock Is
$l0O00,000. Tllu directors fur thu first year
Aiotiatt, William 13arth, Ieorge Yrltch, lsaao
'bylnker, William u. Daniels, @. ". Fisher.
aMd JOHN Evans, nearly I'll beng a!eA Wig
, 1881-01-27
WISCONSIN,.

spstt4i Ds,pat<h to 7ns Chicago Tt1buns,
MADISON, WIS.,, Jan. aL-'rhe lMarta 0f
Trustees Of tho Hospital far tic insuna were
II, scsstol, Inst evening III tl'ts city, and IT,
day visited tho hospital to nlaku their lnur-
terry inspection ut tIle PROMISES and tho c0l-
u'tfou Of Its inmates. Superintendent l,ougl,-
ton .lule his quarterly report stnting that
the sanitary condition Of tho patients wis
exceptionally good. no ail,ncnt prevailing
anlong tloln except that for which tloy arc
there 10 be treated.
THE PRESENT POPULATION or TIE 1losplTAt.
was stated To ba 6stI. Q molnbur decidedly
In excess OF tho capacity VI tho buildings
without inconyontsllt crowttlng. To remedy
th6 oyl! rs fur NJ pussIbla. several Ut the i'll
cnEables have boen sent buck to ba carea! fur
by the counties In which they belong; but
tAis affords 0ny II partial relief, still having
ut least thlrty-six ,nate patients than ought
TO hs there Tho atta{Ea of tho tqspl!a! o!hpr,
, 1881-01-27
POLITICAL.
THIS SETTLES TT.

Srteta. Dispatch to 1ne Chicago TRIBUNE.
COLUMBUS, o., .Tait. 2I.-The lion. Gcoreo
W. Clements, Representative from Lake
County, whose lonc Is but two n,itrs from
Mentor, lns Just returned from a visit 10
Gen. Garfield. with whom he converse. frce-
" in regard to public affairs, n,ut especially
III regard TO the construction Of tho cnbl-
mt. Mr.. Clements Is convinced That Ohio
will not be- represented, tho .presiduns-clect
taking tho ground that, ,s liu Is to till the
Office Of President, he also represents his
State Iii the holding Of tho office, and that
Gen. Arthur, MS ylce-prcsitlgut, aIsn repre-
sents New York, Mr.. Clements states
eII;cye aI; % by the ,eurieans a toS of te Eairs ss
State, Ge,l. Garfield will select one of his
Cahitiet from New York. In consideration ot
the extraordinary clains wltcl, it llaa npnn
tho party. The ErcutalV Uis}Htcla etiituri.
a'lyprctllcts tint Ohin willnot &c represented
in Gcll, GarIleid's Cabinet.
, 1881-01-27
AN OFT-TOLD TALE.
nInn,e rerndy, sFo1nnn'a Wcaitnoass a
Ilu~bnntl'A Anger.

Ilusbnfdfs AMHor.
SPECIAL Dhpateh to 1hs Chltago Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 2d.-Tle residents
Ut ,,,o littlo Vltlagu Of Newark, oil the sea, In
Worcester County, Lower Maryland, aro
gpssIptng over the sensation Of a high social
scandal nlul tho unfortunate sequel Of hus-
bail,ls nltcmpt TO kill his wife's scducer. 4
dispatch, received llere from Snow I'LL. Md,
1,nnr the Town OF Newark, tO-tlay, glvcs tho
details of the distressing affair. It Is sad
but oil. story, illustrating nuns peri!dy md
wonlntl's weakness.
Col. lleury ii. Sanders Is Mi esteemed old
Atarylnt,slcr, well known III social and po1t-
ical circles, n,ul tho father Of three pretty
untl Intelligent girls. Ono Of thcse dauEl,-
tcrs, nboltt II years OF nEe, WIS married
about n ycnr slncu to Mr.. llRndy W. Jones,
who, with his young wife, settled down, OH
tho banks Of Synepnxent Day, short dis
tanc0 from Newark. a,ltl opelicu n general
country sture. business thrtyed, md the
young couple wDro llnppy nllu prosperous
Until TllolMas Richardson, 4 handsome young
farmer, came with his wlfo to live III that
Vicinity. >
Fur il time both families wers friendly, tho
Gal.,ls d l,oan sotpt!iiuns, 'foo much familiar
condcncc. however, agyslnppe1 Into !nls'
tenly discovered Ills wsia claspel IN ills
tnlsu frial,tl's 4rn,s. Frightened a,ul llatl
with ruIll0rsc, tho young wife confessed tior
guilt, but her ll,lsband refused to f0rglvc
ltur, ind about II week since tlley selnratc!l,
Ills sorrow to brood over his wrolgs anu plan
Yesterday the young husband encountered
es ws lss s'Hast stsat ?o Sw its M lsG 'sY sss
After accusing lslchardsoM again Of hia
crime, Jones drew II pistol nil! fired ,at him,
, 1881-01-27
MICHIGAN alAsONs.

SpFtId1 DUPd1eH 70 1HE Ch'ea9d 7T16ahE
DETROIT, Mich, jan, 2J.-Thc Grand
Lodge Of Mnso,.s n, Of Michigan elected stas the
i. Spauldng, Of ST. Johns; Deputy Grand
Master, Aa,'son Partridge, Of birmingham;
Grand Senior Warden, G. +. B. Fellows, Of
Ypsi'nntt; Grand Junior Warden, Janes II.
Farnuu,. of Cassopolis; Grand Treasurer,
Tsufus W. Landon, Of Niles; Grand Secre-
tnry. william i. 1unes, Of Grand Rapids;
Grand Lecturer, Arthur ". Clark, Of J.exing.
ton; t;rand Chaplain, tho, Hoy. i. ~. BladeS
Of nctrolt;. Grand Senior. Deacon. X. d.
Eltlred, nf fckonsl,a; Grand Junior Dcaco,i,
Gibson, Of Saginaw; Tylor, Atuxanlcr Nc
Gregor, OF Detroit.
, 1881-01-27

I'IntADELrlsfA, Pa. Jan. 21.-.fho counsel
fl the JuuctEon Natruat! suit, which involved
proceedings against thu Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for interference with tho
movement Of tho trains Of the Baltimore u
Ohio 1saitroatt, appeared In tic United States
Circuit Court to-.lay, but the argument was
postponed Until Monday. Tho argument in
Cn,nrany ngailst iI,e Pennsylvania Railrontl
Company FOR MI injunction restraining tlla
RHilrond Company frnm Interfering with tho
telegraph Ilnes along the route Of THO United
Railroads OF Now Jersey, WIS conelntlcM III
noon. Tllu Jutlgc reserved his decisl0tl.
, 1881-01-27
THE EPlsCOPAL|ANs,

SrmS0flrlp, ILL.,, jan. o0.-The Fedorate
Co,ulc!! uf tho Ep!sropal Church inst at It,
Tau!'s Church to-day, bishop Burgess, Of
Quincy, preslding, assisted by Bishops
Aiclareu, OF Chicago, md Seymour.
OF Springfield. Tho Committee appointed
10 report the, declaration Of pow
crs adopted at tho meeting III Chicago
Juno ", 1850, to the meeting, Of Tho 0enora!!
Submitted ti.o declaration to tho (ieiIerai
Council, which was granted, excepting tue
iirst declaration, In regard to- 0sganlzlhx. u,
Appellate Court, 1t k,elng hold that tho Fed
efal l,a't n.e power to organize an Appellate
Court without this.
Il committee WIS appointed to report to
tho Council Il plan for tho exeIctse OF ia
powers, md to fraine q canon providing fol
:jljlEp!s, to Re sVbMIttsq 10 tee ConYpAs!qn! q
, 1881-01-27
MINOR GRIMES.

An owner IL wanted at tho Cottngc Grove Ave-
nuo station for six packages Of Ridges food for
!ntauta aud two-pound package OF thu augar
OF lead, which arc supposed to have been stolcn
from some lrugviss's delivery wagon. and which
ere found 70 ;h9 nossos,l9n .! y4hng yh as maq xiy
oIiast osoa:ag hy serat. Arch. IL.
George CarFoli, II notorious colorod thlcs, who
has sorvod two ter!Ma Ia thu Fanltentlary. wa9
yuttoeiay nrFestcA by Detectives EHt1Gr and
Lang upon u oharxe Of burglary prcfertua "
llanIel Bcott oolDrcd. living ut No: lbi
Fourth avenAe. Tho residence WAS cnteEod
BY sAs buEElag were laFea mlErQrs valued at
, 1881-01-27

DETROIT. Jan. .6.-The Grand Lodge OF
Ntasol,s Of this State 1las bccM In session III
this city tho past two days. TItts afternoon
1t elected Gen. o. l.. Spnldtng, Of st. Johns,
CunEressmnll-elect from tho Sixth District,
Grnllt Master for tho ensuing year.
LOUISVILLE, KY, jan. 9I.-At y meeting Of
representatives OF all city Masonic bodies Mt
Mnsonlc Temple they resolved to mako tho
celebration of st. Joints Day In aid ut tile
kentucky Masonic and Widows Home n
National affair By offering prizes to military
companies al,d Communicates of Knights
Tcnplar. Three prizes of $1,000, s500, md
500 arc offered to military conpanfes, pro-
vltet five companies enter tho contest. 1t IS
expected that nine Communicates from abroad
will compete III fri0ntl1y rivalry with each
other antt LouIsvllle'a Two Communicates.
The railroads will give excursion rates to
Louisville during tho week.
, 1881-01-27
FOUND AGAIN.
Cl,arltc ltos. Ouco Moro D.xcovo,

Charlie lE0sk DNCO Moro UaHcovcrc0.
lioSnoS, Ont, Jun. 25.-Charllo ltnss Inns
bcun fnlntl ouce more. a farmer residing tn
tho Township nf Al|borou3ll. named Peter
II. McCa!Iul,., carau to st. Thomas yesterday
and reported To tho Chief Ut f'olico TINT he
lla.l Succeeded In finding Charlie Noss, aftor
traclllg him for several months. AicCallum
states l!o hNs !ntlisputable evidence that TIC
l,ns the child, lle tracud Charlie from tie
Suspension l'rinRu tn Tascnr0ra, whero ho
las resided for son8 time among tho ILL.,
dtnits. =
lhe boy was left there by wh!to man or
woman, WIN statAA TINT they would havu to
kill tho boy unless tho Indians at!apted him.
lIcCalluM clnl.ts to haze Possession OF tho
clothes which Charlie w6ro when he was
stolen, a.tl those whlcl, he wore when loft
with tho 'ruscusnras. :.
TIle aIlcgcd 4iscoycrer Furthermore states
tint l,o Inns hal correspondence with bIr,
Ipss which establishes tha chlld's Identity
beyond pera4yentuse, anl offers to pay the
expenses Ut tho cllt!l'a conveyance to lh1ln~
.lelplila, Whether tic real Charlie has buen
captured or no: remains TO ba seell.
GIyo NC tho Shakcrs' barsapnzllla, In prcforv
nfats, tn all MI t3uttnkftF. A. n Rn1.
, 1881-01-27
CHICAGO u IOWA.

6Pz9taE l7lsFfTtN 70 TN CH1t1p1 ITIu1Ht@
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jan: ed.-1n tho Appellate
Court tu-ttay s,perscttens was granted anl
Mt order ISSUED It, the ease Of tho Chicago &
Iowa llnitroad ys larry ct AL, directing that
a1l property of tic roa,l rent estate, rolling
stock. c,c., slonltl bo transferred by William
II. }Iolcoml,, 1'ccctyer, to D. 3. Waterman,
Joseph Rcising, II. ". Moncony, mia George
W. krattztnger. 1Iolcomb was appointed
Receiver OF sattl road Inst Juno by tic Leo
County Circuit Court, since which time tile
nbnya-l,a,nctl parties have been making cf-
forts IN regain possession. Tic casc will
t.ollie l,p fur final lraring at The next torn OF
thb Appellate Court.
, 1881-01-27

COLUMBUS, O., jan. 2J.-At the forenoon
session of the Grand Elca,npmcnt Grand
Army Of tho Republic. JOHN S. kountze, Of
Toledo, was elected Department Commando
OF, and s. N. Atagruler, Of Cincinnati, Senior
Vico.Cumnlul,tcr. Fratornal greetings woru
tcIegrapllcd to tho New York aid Wisconsin,
Ei,cilllpnlents, now in session. Tho Eli
cnI,lpIlu,lt attended, tho concert and reunion
Tonight tellnercd by n local post.
, 1881-01-27
MEASLES AND sCARlET-f:eEv,IEE:kF.. ! ,IE:F.

LAFAvEvfE. lau., jan. -Thets ,n,s tIIy, stS
eFal eruption. oI .htoaklns e9', T., ,ns.sIts II
isa poDr tamtly tideed t)!at h'.s hoI n.ys u beta
several dtsti.s, ScarisJtcyer y alsp 5pt, !,
prevalent, ti,ere buing lllany a:. cnseis eis..a;hs
J4le, ~ = apIl4 form. ANU els lew 1sa:s"
, 1881-01-27

6TFENt 170PHffH III Tic LHttHEh 7F{hffnk.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. atI.-A :-year-uIcl son
Of John ". C0ff, Of A1oitnt Zlon Township,
this county, was oycrtnkc1, by n terslb|o
slcat!, carly this morning. Ills parents wcre
out hi tho yard milking the COWS, and lte IT.
tln fellow was lcfl fl tic honse a1ohe, lI,s
cl0tles caught fire FROM tho Kitchen stoyc,
and hefnra his parents could answer his
niteous cries tho boy was 50 bnlEy bnrned
TINT he died inside Of three hours lit great
agony.
, 1881-01-27
ONO.
EnxsfnI Dfsnafrh IN The f.1,ftnn1 7fth,l,

Special DfIrafth 10 Tae Chicago Tribune.
CoL.tal1sl's, O., Jnt,. A-'Il,o subject OF tho
consolidation of telegraph companies came
up III tho lIouso of Representatives this
morning, Atr. Williamson Introducing tho
following jolnt resolution. which was re-
ferrcd tn tho Judiciary Cumlnltteo:
WHEKEAs. It H. currently rclNlrtcA that tho
Ameslca., ljnion Tsiosrai,f CailIIny l,Ssa @ m ro.
gently tAkOit mGHslrv8 tI ctltl,hIlD Mn cslhBoll.
dntu sail corporations. threatening tEurcby IN
DnGrttnGlhiout IEun tho rights OF the pu6ll0s
rthorpfnre. ln IT.
ittsollrd, Thnt the J.lAtuiary Committee ho IN
btrucle' ~ roiEort 10 tho l!nusc by I'LL nr rther-
iMtl0n to tho consolidation and combination OF
telegraph companies.