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A boy stood on the river side,
And. gazing in the water,
Said "Yes. tits cold, l know. I've tried,
But battle think ought 'er,"
BE then undressed, / G. disrobed,
Like SuSannsh Of yors,
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, 1881-04-12

ST. l'ErEnsnuno, April 1t.-lt is now
probable tl,at tho Grand Duke Constantine,
brother of tho late Cznr AMI uncle Of the
present Czar. viii resign tho administration
OF Russian naval affairs tn hisnephew, Grand
Duke Aiaxts, second brother Of the rcIRning
Cznr. The cl,ango Is supposed to indfcato
economy and reform III naval affairs aild not
the cessation, OF the bitter feeling between
tic families Of Constantine and Alexis.
CoSsrANTtSE's Bon,
Grand Duke Nicholas, was recently placed
under arrest BY order Of tic present Cznr.
1Io lad been exlletl to liver on ncc0tl,t Of his
famous connection with tho diamond scanttRl.
Upon the assassination Of tho lato Gar he re-
a,losteu permission to return 10 st. Peters
burE.. Permission was refused, but lia re-
turned, nevertheless, and was Immediately
arrested for dtsobcying tho Cznr's command.
Wc!i-informcd correspondents attributed tho
nrrest to supposed implication III the Mill
istic plots, but tho real cause wns rs above.
A. Triple ALLIANCE.
All probability that the Emperor of Russia
will cl,nnge tho friendly relations of Russta
with Oernnany Is slfssipated by tic confirmed
report OF now trip1e alliance between Kls-
sla, Germany, md Austrin. Alexander III.
denies tilnt he cntertntMs Intentions to pnrsuu
MI aggressive Eastern policy. iIe will be
satisfied with tic maintenance OF statu
, 1881-04-12
OBITUARY..
HUNTER sAViDHE.

HUNTER sAViDuE.
spseiaE Dt.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
OnAS1, HAVEN. a1Icli., April 1.-THE Hon.
llunter Savilge, President OF tho Cutler y
Sayldge Lumber Company, died at Ills :rea9'
tlcnce IN Spring Like this evening after
eIlort ;il1ncss, pronounced by physicians
lirlgllt's disease Of tho Kidneys, aged ba years.
ills partnur, u. Cutler, whip with bly, family;
has ee speng Tie winter III hn,, nio3 oiH anu 1o
hour before Ills death.
8ptetal Dtspatth to Ths Chttdao Tribune.
(inASu RAPIDS. Mich, April 11.-Spcctals
announce tho deat!la Its RESIDENCE ~ Spring
Nh Illness OF but /. week, Of the Ion. Hunter.
Saydge Of tue c4tler W. d SSy1gs sd husf ,1os
prominent lumber firms tn Western Mtcht-
gan. Mr. Sayldge was but % yseTs od: o,I JIG
student IN the state University. afr; Dwight
Cutler his partner for many ysars as has,o oeef
hour before Ills death. a larRo Glro!e Of
friends and admirers in Western Miiclllgan,
Chicago, and throughout the Northwest will
mourn Ills loss,
, 1881-04-12
MO STRIKE HERE.


TIN South Slide Company yesterday did u very
scnstbls lhipv. II posted on tho doors Ut Mll It's
tlrl,s tho following note to tho 1neu.
Il CHICAGO, April ~ 18at.-Iu lAc EmIaDNcs n
u1c GhttdUj Gitu ItuillrnH CutHjGAU: It hnv!ng
c{,ltp to my kt1uWtux1 thnt sntl,U ar yOM re nut
satisfied with tho compensation which sou HOW
reueiyc, and thut q pctit1op f0r MI fncrtaso Ut
pny Is being cIrrulRtGd a.tsohg YOU. would Al!g-
Kcst and request TINT. nstoad Of further cir
0lllnlIon OF tho petition. you appoint u cotmtt-
tco Or committees frOn! AElDnK your number fU
uloet With tho Superintendent, whO has efltlro
charge of this department.. Ull, h!s rDtutt to tho
uIty, which will occur nut Inter thau the .tth+
and wc expect by tho Gli tnst.. at1d confer with
hi.n on the sublcct OF your waRea.- II "a tho
wtsh, mud It will DO tho oltdpuvur, VI the tuan-
aRonent to HrranRo tho rAtcs III All equitable
-. i. Il. CopH, I'rt,sdcnt.
This IL fur wiser than waiting, likG thu West
Side Company, until tho tng.l strikv. and until
several fl.inllrei thousand pNuptu f,ru p.t 10
whit, Ii It were to rain. would be tntoernb!s l-
conycnlenee. Tho WMgcs oil tho south sllo nro
alruAdy very good, ThUy aro better III so.no NJ
spects than thuse pald IN my uthQr raad Ill this
or my other utty. Tho hnura, It IL tr!lo. illu
louEor thut tho North S!do, hut tho 1non It ts
tho Increased pay. ThIs prompt 0tfor ,ou the
part Of tho Caulpaily IL moot the mon half-wny.
aud 10 utsauss this subject Ut WAF,a with
then, will put I'LL end to all .ttlstuntoHt.
Tho incn hlyc confidence III 3lr. Holmes,
and Will wait pleasantly and ,KtMk! nHt.irtti!y
untlj hO suturgls, aud will than dlkcuss the sub+
ject With him. aurc that h0 will Do what IL honest
uu4 fnar III tho l,FtGlBes. IL"
, 1881-04-12
SWITZERLAND.
. " IL "a 1IIt EJ1AIN O4
TiiE nETt'llN UF TILE t'AutEt WOMEN lY TIL
UNITED STATES ti0vEHNs.ESr.
fill

THE 1ETtillN UF Till: r'AufEN WOMEN llY THE
UNITED STATES tiuvEfINs!ENr.
- - Spfetal tsfhFt. - -
LAUSANNE, Atr!i ll.-Tho prompt return
Of thu two women to l}ottstcIn creates COLI
sitnrable comment tn tho Swiss press. rho
NottuctatStc Vn1ttfoia, Ut t.nttsaiite. laughs at
tho city fathers of 1sottsten, and wises them
Joy ut tho return Of tho tatt1cs, hoping tint,
like wine, their chnractoss will l,ayo been
Improved by the sen voyage tnken at tho cost
OF the Commune. The DH,,d, n Government
paper published at l,crne, condemns the.
Conl,lubo's action rs ryliecttnx llfscrgdit OIL
tho Swiss III America. Tl,e fHteltt0c,lz Hiatt.
OF the satae city, In announcing the return
Of tho women, suggests that tic American
Government :: - 8: - s.7'''-'
sstouID PROSECUTE THE COMMUNE.
4 different view Is held, however, by tho
Jo,,rnal tic Gcncue. Tint paper, which is
one OF tic most Influential III Switzerland,
treats Ut the United Statesas Europe's refornl-
ntory. aMl justitlcs tllc sending tfther Of
tho Bottsten women. :; It compares
tic !, United! States ! to the pc
l,n1 col0ntes Of, = Great Britain,
md says: &" III very many cases rcforitia-
tl0n Ia Impossible Mt hnnc, and can only be
attained by emigration Tile English have
obtained most satisfactory reaults by de-
1,ortatlon, which Ia, after all, nothing but
forced e1niRratlo1." Tile tono Of the article
shows that tho quick return OF tile objectfn1l'
ablo enllErants Is Wholesome dose, though
1t Is rather fia,lseatlng one.
, 1881-04-12

naval Ut the apas,ns, which arc fast usingup
his 1ittia remaining strength. A council Of
his physicians I,hs hcen called. md many Of
tho ,,lt,st celebrated pltysictal8 III I>tltlnn
nre ut lIls betls.lc. They profess great alixf-
city, a,nl atlmlt death to be Imminent.
FAVORABLE.
1}cac0nsfleld passed. favorable .lay, took
nourislinte1lt, md gained some strength.
. CONSERVATIVE VICTORY.
=; Tha Parliamentary election nj Stfycs to I'LL
tho sent ,llado vacn,lt by the death Of Sit
Charles Heed, Liberal, resulted In vfctory
for the Corservatiycs,-isoss, Conservative,
til: 1'cnttnrycs, t.lbaral. Eo5.
THE "MAnK LAM ExtREss )"
In lis review Of tile British grim trale Of tho
rast week says:, Vegetation has becn IT.
tartlcl by tic recent chst winds. Wheat,
l,owayer, appears healthy, thottptl backward.
Deliveries of English wheat were small, and
the scarctty compelled ncc,ly buyers to r,ay
1s advance III sunle provincial markets, but
tho demand WIS very restricted. London
business In wheat was stIlalf. aila prices
notAinalIy unchanged. tied wtntor Inns rlscn
OIL OIL account OF scarcity un spot Only ono
cargo Of TINT Rrutlu arrived oit const Inst
week. which, after being some tiayH In tho
market, sutd for 40s. :. Tilo long-conttnnotl
eastcrly wttaTs prevented the arrival Of
grafia-1atlen vessels. tIranary stocks ut
homo ports consequently were mucf,
reduced, but SPOT prices have not
1ccis affected except in tho aforementioned
instances. Nearly l,alf tho London supply
| OF foratgn wheat was American. Flour was
III small supply, which was absorbed by the
demand Mt unchanged prices. Foreign Hour
was III quiet demand ut nna1tcrcd qttota.
tlons. Tho scarcity OF. wheat helped tic sale
] Futx tss La
! md the off-coast ,narket wns bare. Mixed
p, American has rison I'd nj Liverpool. Darles
was In short supply witt, n slow demand
Prices were firm. Foreign barley was In
small supply md quiet. 0ats Of. heavier
sorts wero firm, but trado nnalterctl. For
ctgn wcro in larger supply. Oil was Ct
.lcarer and Russian GM. cheaper. Tratl'
slackenotl and was close Sales Of Englfsl
wheat during the past week were ao, 40 quar-
tors at 4ss Id, against ,gH quarters at ass q
the corresponding week Of last rear.
, 1881-04-12

LOUISVILLE, KY. April lL--As to tho press
report from Augusta, On.. published Sunday
morning concerning triple nlllance butwcen:
tho LoulsvIllo 1, Nashville. Central, and Ge0r-
gin Railroads being consumniatcd. Cen. Alox-
ander, Vlco- President of the 1ollisville Il Nash
yIllc, says: "Thorc Ia nothing In this story. Tho
Louisville &: Nashville, Georgia. and 0onrK1n
Centrni formed d sort Of allLance over n year
ago, you remcmbcr.--tint H. tho three rontls work
Il. cnch others interest. This n1arce Is still IN
force now, but thtrb hns boon M, rceerit ehanpu
III the situation. There Ii no triple ull1anco to
h1 bnrsumMtltcl."
'.tlow. than. do you nccnunt for tho sudden
rise IN Georgia md GcorKM c6ntrAl efOckat'
"The stock Of thnsp companies ia intrinsically
sth Gon1 tnn hsn xaF9 we ~ ow @ ri. ng nsEs aa
tse stock f consequently VALUED tnorc ligh!y."
then. to tho manipulation Of specu!atorss"
"To ponle exteht, peshaps, but tho principal
cnuae far tho high price Of these stocks IL the
ono have gfven,"
Den. Aloxantlor wnH President nf tho uhorgln
1toal himself before hu came to tho Loulsvlflo &
Nashville.
, 1881-04-12

llttAlSs
Mr. ". J. Smith hns boon appointed Travelling
Passenger Agent pf tho Flint T. ptro Marquette
ftalroad In place Of John Fraucts. resigned.
str. Il. II. Anderson has hcen appointed Gen.
cral Passenger Agent OF tho pcofla, Decatur Il
Evansville Itallroad. All mnttuss pertaining 10
passenger business should To nd,lreasnd u him.
All matters pcrtuining to the Tfckot Department
oset s e. I s9 a. y
Tho Union 1acitic, Aschison. Topeka 4 ganta
re. Central Paclllc, and southosn Pacific 1tail-
roads hnva Just issued Joint circular nekInB
so oasrn fs fscc IT, soat 30 & tho
re o nnio pseie M askeq tt 1 ~ .j ne o.
Ohio iialroad. recently r,tliled,, .he imd'anar-
Oily: nlooungton Wettern .nilroud wy haye a,,o
sa5S s9'en:oa S ~ ro PHI aao t 10 y ed fs1
completed, and 0'6 mile. when tho thlrty-s1
miles BY which tue sprlngflcld souta,orns,:a roat
recently putrhnsed-Is constructed TO u oonncc-
ton With tie Chesapeake & Ohio.
The Omaha lines ase assln mixing direct con:
neettons With tho unon Pao!ae tta!,roaa @ t,,.,t At
Apent ot the Union pacitic IL ibis city, received
s ase ojT%F j. r. $pas oss yssss ssa so
ie il aHAin in running ortcr. Including tho ltno
t. Lneoin ad trains nro r1n.,!ng reani"Rrly; ,,u. R
to-day" ~
Tho indianapolis journal snys: "Tho manage.
ment Of tho Cincinnatl !ndinnapo,ss St ix1nisS
caso Division ths scasa ises,dcs Dai lastine the
w'h aFen Hx aa pans
in 100 crtss- Tics, they arp TO rcb.i!ii 81 the
tres,es an1 x.F n.y. pdxa h .thn5 %1t 3c
kunkakeG Htyer Df two Bt,hnf. lhN feet eActi.
, 1881-04-12
MOORE c, GALTRA,5

Jacksonville, ILL.,, April 11.-our city
mourns the loss Of one Of her best citizens,
Moore e. Gnltra. who died at his resltience
on South Min street at ia. III. to-day, Atr.
Gnltra was Instrumental in securing tne 10;
% l,crc, was m Superintendent Of construction OF
tic Hospital for tho 1nsane,. nlnl was i0r
many years OH tho Board Of Directors Of tho
industrial School ut Chatnpaf9n.. Jig wns
Agricultural Society. :
, 1881-04-12
TIINIa.

llEP01tTR PROM PARIS,
PARIS, April 1l.-lntcllIgence from Tunis
'ttates that the hoy decided, to retusu to CO.
operate with tho Frcncl, trnopa, aid In deter
mined to act independently oil hts own side
Of tho frontier. -
The Begins sent d protest to tho foreign
eonsns at TunEs accusing Franco Of vtolat-
ing his rights Us well as those OF tho Porto
aaa friendly Powers. -,
ihe Italian Government has declined to
;aecede 10 tho request forwarded through its
tNoasnl at Tunis for the dispatch of squad
'1oh TO the Tunlaan wntera. -.
!tls reported that tile Turklsl, Gen. Illus
seln' who Is residing hi Italy, and who Is q
oec'ared enemy Of Franco, has been Invited
come to Tunla. - :
Ihe strength Of tho marauding tribes Is es-
taaated ut from 1900 to 2o,o 600.
-, 4 DISPATCH PROM TUN1s
asserts that Italian emlssnrlcs have gone 10
Mo frontier, and openly promise the aid of
Ae ltalIau army.
FEHnY,
~ riA1Hs, April n.-In the Chamber Of Dep
an ases, to-4ay, Premier Ferry said the state OF
ss'u saa'fs on tho Tuntsian frontier was lntoler-
1o.e' sS ihd Government intended to cllnstfsO
ue marandors, ind take steps to praycnt q
tnSsas!ehcc na Of their aggrcsslons. Continuing,
10. 10 eau: Franco does not desire conquests,
~ ~ lhtends to save the future Of Algeria.
~, hs 7aait 30 as fur rs necessary to secure
soas., a"s ,lntllre, anu when the Chamber reas-
csaoaes, coa, we wilt render MI account OF our
sonasct" sona. An order OF tha day, expressing
Uaatsaenee aan III the Government, was adopted,
4as Senate adjourned until May 1a.
, 1881-04-12

DAxAINE.'
AnSrfrt| fJtE,tA

PANS, April 11.-Accordlng to tho Euenc-
1ncnt, ex~Mnrshnt Haxafne las sent catal-
lenge to Admiral Juarcz. French Ambassador
at Madrid, for wl,at lle pleasantly calls "his
7ne1.t says: "As n matter OF course tie Adj
mtral will decline TO fight the traitors
, 1881-04-12
FIRE RECORD.


AT CHARLESTON. s. @.
CI1A1.1.RsroS, $. G., April 11.-The three
story brick building 81 Enst Day street., used
rs n storcroom and packtng-room for loose
cotton BY ". l.. M!l!ar, was DESTROYED ny iire
Two col0rel employees porislled.
, 1881-04-12

FnyEp1isT, H., April ft.-ThD much. tAlkcd-of
suit ,Dr tho Chiraku, Rockford T. Northern
Hallway Company agnfnst the chicago T. lowh
Company, tho issuo bclng tn tHkn the latter.
naue.a ruad out Of tho bands Ut Mr. ". II. liol.
cotnh, Win Is tho ltcccIycr nj tho Chteaxo Il Iowa
lsoat. and t,y vlrtuo Ut lanso executed by tho
Chicago. Rockford T. Northern CotnpAny some
years ngo to tho ChcaRo + town Company, Is tho
Receiver OF tho Chicago. itockforsl 4 Norther''
1totd, pntnc I'M to-dny III Tho Stephenson Coun"
ty Circuit Court, Jud9os HALEY. t3ruwu, an'It
Eustaco prcaldlne. The ctlao Is QUO that is
Of great Importance tn nil parties couccrncds
aud all prominent partos connected with both
roads wefr preso1,t In tho oo.,St roon* az well ~
mnuy representatives Ut tho Chicago, bfllwau.
keo s. st. Paul Company, which corpora.
tion. II II satf. ts very nnxlous 10 rur.
chase tho Chicago. : Rockford & " North
crit 1toad should nn opportunity bo presented.
Tho cahc occupied from o'clock this morning
until 1:s0 this afternoons, when the arguments
wera concluded and tho Court adjourned until
O'Clock this evening. 'Mcssrs. Edwin Walker. Of
Chicago, and William 14nthrop, ut Rock{ofI.
represented tho Chicago. Rockford 4 Sor&hern
kretztn9er nr Chicago. william IlhrRe OF Dixon:
tic thlcaet, Iowa Company: When tho Court
reassonib!csi II tho evening Jn'!a1 Bailey ROM
aorsd sho ecslo u Grof a. f9l'os ~ II. tstatias
1t Is nBitte by COUNSEL for the petitioners that
thu Ecnl question ts III To whnthcr tho Circuit
Court Of Ice County or tho Cirsuit Court
eG, tue ssfor sssto aad psGpsfny Of oaS ssG
statement Of tho Issue presented here by these
pen.ltngs.- Tho Circuit Court of Leo County has
Jurisdiction 0f tue uAtAte Df tho ChlcGgo Town
ltntlr1ad Eumpany and all that apportaIns to u.
Thc Circuit Court OF W1nncbaEo County hHs tu-
ristutlon OF tho estate OF the other road and lte
nppnrtenAncGt, and We aBeufng tho validity Of
this lease, tho leMschod interest, and tho right
| 10 the possession pertains to tho ettntc OF tho
| Chicago & Iowa. and not tho estata Of tho other
| Company. That Company only owns tho rever-
| s0u. 1t was the duty of the Circuit Court of
Lee County, having apnotnted thts Aece!vor. tho
suier!nr rlRht to any portion Of Il, Il
to 70 bcfnre that Court and either
Ilt!Rato there, .ur. havinx ubtMlued Leave nf
that Court tn l!tgAte elsewhere ita rights. Tho
possession which 1fccelsGr tlkcs must from
| Its very nntute b0 exclusive. anl NO person,
without teavc OF tho Court. eau properly Inter.
| fcrn With Tint possession In anf form o.
| manner. and whoever ifarc do 70 Is In
| contempt at tho Court which appointed tho Re-
coiyer. These. tn brief. aro the vtows to which
n,ulIsly arrived aud. as result Of them. tho Pc
tltion which has been presented hero tnust nec.
cssarly be denied.
| After argument 1y counsel on ttoth sltlcE. 1t
WIS decided to hnvo further henrinr as re.
| gnr3s question nf 4 portion ot tho r!xht OF
why on next Nolday In this city, Jndgc Eustace
! presiding
, 1881-04-12

4t2ztdE UHpHt{% C1tsd90
MILWAUKEE. April 1i.-ln tho County Court
ths forenoon, In the fatal parsonal injury case
Of Edward j. Kelly ". tho Chicago, Milwaukee,
l. 1t. Paul Hallway Company, continued from
lust week, the jury returned \ verdict In favor
Of tho pknttG tor 20o1, This was an action
for *sIJN aauages for tho killing q John Lark-
John f0Gowakl has begun y suit Ia the
County Court against the Milwaukee 4 Ut. Paul
ltohg tor *, ,0ol dpars. Plaintiff alleRes tlat hc
thai he oa1nc to bis death by an accident on the
dc{endnnt'e llues. - = 81"
, 1881-04-12
Its Possible Extension To Include
All Passenger Business.
lay Gould's Schemes to Hedge IN
the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fc.
A Decision on tho Question Of Appropriate.
Ing Public Property for prf'
Tnto 0se.'
Denial Of an Alliance Between tho Louis
vile l. Nashville Georgia, and
Georgia Central.


THE EM1GnANT DUSlNEsHs
Tho meeting Of tho Western Trunk Llncs
Association ii, this city Thursduy Will 10 .
highly Interesting one. This Association. rs Is
gcugrally knuwn, was FORMED lftslo moro than
year ngo for tho purpose Of cxacting attf.
trury rites an tho cmfErnnt bussucss front tho
East. md to do away With tho payment of TX
orbtant commissions to ecotlro such business.
The Eastern trunk limos. previous TO tho fortna'
tfon OF tho Association, had everything; fhe1r
own way 10 far .ls this business WIS canccrned.
and took away tho creuin Of tho f'rnnta derived
fro1n It. therefore thoy did not look with
friendly oycs upon tho Association, and did
everything lu thotr power to break 1t up. Thoy
succeeded In SO far as spirit OF rivalry
among tito lines In tho Association which finally
resulted In tho withdrawal OF tho ftock Island.
The other Western roads. however, decided
TO keep tho Association alive anyway, and, II
possible, strengthen It.. It was found necessary.
In urier to do this, to remove tho headquarters
Of tho Commissioner from New York TO Chicago.
ntll rs Commissioner Dwlnncr could not como
to this city It wus t0und cxpcdlcnt to appofut n
liew man In hs pIncc., Tho position was offered
to Bit. Jamcs Charlton, Gcncral Passenger
Agent OF tho Chicago & Alton, aud QUO OF tho
nb'cst md most energetic paasonEer.n,en In thu
country, md he s!gntcL bis Intention to accept
under ccrtHIn condition which have heretofore
l.ccn reported lu THE TRIBUNE.
Tho t'nnl notion on this matter was postponed
until Thutslny In orror to consult the General
Managers regarding this matter. Should at
this meeting tho terms Of Mr.. Charlton
10 accepted, tho Association will have q
man ut Its hcnd who will leayc noth-
! lug unl0np to make II SUCCESS. The
lna!n rcason for offering the place to Mr Chnrl;;
| ton wis tho deslro OF tho Western r2ads to po0l
ptrt III tho arrangement of poo!s Of shls kind.
AMI. nut unty do tho roads dc4tro to pool tho
c.n!gral,t business but they also talk strongly
| Tim fnrtt1n KIM n f1nNi u1i DtGr kinds Of
, 1881-04-12

s4x FitANclsqQ. April ll,-Aavoral statements.
each purportlux to explain tho uotlon oe tho
Atchesa,,, Topeka & santa Ed Hoat in refusing
to tako freight for the Faclap caaat. have Gton
tele9rnphel here. A reporter called upon
Bouthcrn Paoito Railroad ot1oers to-day for
u.ore CORRECT Information. lelchard Gray. A.
aIstant Ftel&ht Agent, for the Southern Pacific.
due 10 rotuaa! Of tho Southern paQltp to glYo
, 1881-04-12

The alarm from Box as4 at 10 :n last ntRht
was caused by o defective chimney ut No.
1Q8 Miller street, owned and occupied ns q
dwelling by join Kennedy, Damage $40.
: Tile alarm from Box M3 at Lap Yesterday
4 not Of eiua in the shop 0t +. UnTniaister.
ggoil q and silver glider, Ut No. l7s West Polk
street. Damage nominal. \ -.
, 1881-04-12

uAr.rlMolsE, April 11.-At the State Coll
ycnt1ou ar colorell soldiers mil sallors to-
day resolutions were adopted asking Con-
gress to revise tho Homestead Inv so NJ. to
allow those holding warrants 10 dispose Of
ti,o lands, lnstead 1t settling: up"n them;
tIun Of colIretl Republicans In the distrlb,l-
tion Of Official patronage IN Maryland.
, 1881-04-12

HASslpAI~ NO, April I1.-A stockholdera'
meeting OF tho Hannibal Ut. 1oe fsailrond Com
puny, held hero to.day. voted upon tho proposf"
ton 10 consolidate and refund the bonded ii-
dclbtc,tncss Of ihs Company. Over 100 900 ahnrea
were represented, a1u tho vote wna Unanimously
In Yasnr of tho rcfundlnR proposition, under
which g.. ,0m nl llvw hUnds will 10 l&euet,
bcnrinY i rcr cont interest. pnynbto Rcmt. an.
nuaty. Tfils will eventually reduce tho fktl.lel!
dcht Of tl,0 Company sEfluM. Outof this fa,0u;,
on tho e., ,0O1tUN duo tho Statu Of Missouri Will
To ra1t.
, 1881-04-12

Greece, will resign rntller tllan assent 10 Il
compromise which will permit Turkey to
retnfh Tho disputed PROVINCES.
THE nllIHANtl4.
C0ssrASTtSortE, April 1t.-'fhc British
Ambassador las informed tic PORTE that lie
f,ulds It responsible for tic safcty Of Sutcr,
and tho payment OF tho ransom demanded by
the brigands.
, 1881-04-12

VIENNA, April 11,-0reat distress and
alarm prevail Throughout Hungary on nc
count of the iootls. 4 vast amount Of prop
erty il already destroyed, and tho work Is
hot vet Dyer. -,
, 1881-04-12

them rites low onouRh 10 admit Of the Atchtson
Nond thriving goods into rzura ant Southern
CnLlfnrnln ut fcss thnn tho Southern PACIFIC could
send thetn frntn this city. It Is not believer,
however. thnt tho 4ttct.1son e Hauta 70 VIII long
rcfusu tu takY frGRhts for this cpaat
, 1881-04-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

aEAtoSssIErp's CONDITION.
ton tiS. /. ,s. Aprll ll.-ueaconsela's condf-
hasa n ~. 'e!y cIlt!cal. though Ills pllyslclans
10 y not abandoned all hope. !:
i,., :. 'WolssE.
, '" neaeonsaela hus had a violent re-
, 1881-04-12
MISS DICKINSON,

-. Kp<tta{ Ulapattk 70 3hs t&1ea0o 1Fsbsnkt
p411.ApELrJsrA. April 11.--M!ss Dickinson
lid not appear atEe'.earsal tonight. and botl
Stetsou ana Goodwin arO preparing case
for damages. They still advertise her, aud
will be In readiness to present The Lady Of
Lyon" Tonight It at Comp the Prince will
NupC4r, &
, 1881-04-12
THE CRAIG CASE.

Special Dl1pateh to IN ca|edea Tribune.
KrokuN, la,, April 1l.-Attcr rcrna!ntnE
out from $50 Saturlay morning to 1910
Sunday evening the Jury III the Cra!g case
jayy, Tilt FIR tito plaintiff, and asses tue daln-
1IRns Mt SH0h1 II
, 1881-04-12

3pft(dI UHpateh 70 11f C8ttdQo 1FtbIHE
New OnIEASs, La., April 1l.-The Hon.
Charles Milton Emerson died this morning,
aged n yenrs. lilo was II natlye OF Vermont.
nn{l graduated ut Harvard. Iio canlc here
forty.twO years ago. Ila Was u practlclnf
lawyer md between 1Sl57 alad 1879 Judge Of
the 7ThIrd District Court. ss."s
, 1881-04-12

| lIs&1VssI1NU V.*t 71111s
Special Distuteh to Tit Chicago 7rtbttns,
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. April 11.-Tho Cisy
Democratic Convention Tonight nominated
John W, Trotter by reclamation. The Con-
yention wns III session flttHcn lnlntlteS.
, 1881-04-12

b.. a. A STEAMSHIP WIECKEn.
FuSc1IA1, April H. The steamship Now
tot, struck a rock Hear A1adeirn while at-
tempting TO make that port, nnd Is q total
wreck. sl