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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

A religious revival has been running at
Marshall, Saline oouuty. Tor eleven weeks
with no sign OF stopping. There haYe been
eighty conversions up 10 date.
Attorncy-G General McIuiyre holds that In
the mstler OF petitions for saloon licenses,
those who simply pay n poll-tsx are not
''tsX-paylng citizens" within The meaning 81
the law,
There are now near seven hundred men At
work on the new railroad aid two hundred
teams, Mr.. Kolkmeyer Il no employees &c
men building the abutmen's OF The horeau
bridge,-kclipso.
Gen. Grant, who reached Now Orleans
from Mexico yesterday, denies the seusatiOn-
al yarn that his baggage was plundered OF
S50,C00 worth Of %lewclry on the Iron Noun
tain railroad.
The hsh law authorizes any person TO dee
troy any boat, seine, net or othor conttiyence
that may be used 10 catching hsh contrary Ia
law. One half OF all fines for violations OF
the law goes 20 tho info mer.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09
Dear 81.
Sc,
Asst. Fnpinegr. Mo. r. K. 4.

Asst. Engineer, Mo. p. X. K. Co.
We understsnd hat Mr.. Gould intends
building 3 rosd commencing at Pacific pass-
ing through Union In franklin County, the
southern or central part of this ccunty, and
out 10 the western bouudry OF the state.
OF course We all know Il Mr.. Gould has
really made up bis miod TO build il aud not
be very long about y eitber.- Adv. Courier.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

The Town National e 'eenback) State
Convention met at Marsharton, on thel, t inst
with 700 delegates in attendance. On the I'd
inst, alter a speech by Gen. Weaver, the
following State ticket was nominated: For
q overnor, ID. NJ. CLARK Lieutenant.G Governor
James NJ. Holland; Ju ige OF Slprene Court.
A. ID. DAbneY; Superintendent OF Education,
Mrs Mary \ Nash, Des Moiues. II isoiutions
we're passed symp4thi2ing with the Irish
Land LEAGUE, and i%avoring tho election OF
Pcesident and Vcs President OF Unitsd
states BY direct vote OF the people.-Alneri-
can Gentry,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

-STRAYEp-One bay mare eight or nine
years Uld, bind in Left eye, scar on right
shoulder, about l54 dands high. Any iuLortua-
ton leading 70 tbU recovery OF said mare,
addressed 10 j. A. Rolho, High Point No.
will be literally rewarded.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

About sixty fam los, %aggreglting nearly
300 persons, passed through s. Louis Wed.
nesdsy 2 inst. on their way TO Southwestern
Missouri, where they expect TO make thems
selves bones, The majority Of these were
from IudiAna and OHIO,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

We have mueh pleasure in accommodating
Ihsrmaline " our readers, A. an absolute
eurs for Malaria The mannfactHrezs' name
Alone Is a guarantee ofits merit. 1t Ssllss ct as
sNnu per bsx. FeE particulars see AtYt
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09
uoNE. FARM AND GARDEN.

well managed fruit garden IS a
necessary adjunct TO a farm.
~ cord of dry horse stable manure
,,o,obs about four thousand eight nun
WPlLhN 49, ~
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

The usiust taxation irym. which our fathers
rebelled in 1910 Is utterly insignihcsnt add
unworthy OF mention when compared to the
taxation oil to day. II IS most singular that
an intelligent people should submit to such
wrong. But light is spreading that viii surely
guido to a change Tor the better.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

Estimated Immigrant arrivals this month
100. 600.
Toe iron Tor tho new railroad bridge over
the Morssu has atriYod. II IS for q bridgsi N
spans oilT5 ieet.
The building boom has again struck Ma
con, sud moro buildings Will go up this year
lba1 last.
1t is estimated that Rich Hll, Bates County
will double lbs population within the pres
ent year,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09
A Rev Railroad.

Tho following lotto; which was received
explain i'lelh
IuE Ms ouRI PACIFIC RAnRoAD Co.
81. Louis May II, 1881.
Dear Sir;
/ am ordered to make q survey for q Rsil
road through yonr County aud AK 1t you viii
please procure aud send me a map Of your
county; hs large a one rs you can. | will
make a iracery OFT aud return to you at once.
Yours Sc,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

oFFIoR-os CORNER WATER AND Zion
STREETS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09
TUSCUM BIA'

J, MeMaaters, Master,
Makes regular tri-weekly trips from j. fierson
City 70 Tuscumbia. Arrives: Mondays, Wed.
nesday and Fridays 5 .. m. Departs; Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 6 a. m.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09

~
country,
ia rovers.
ley, but
Ut limbs
NoSme sue
.oboslt oil per.
uuosmidst Of
~sum,neh.
Verb promote
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-06-09
A GREAT REVELATION.
souo Valuable Thoughts Coneerhlhs
Human napnlpa "a opd, Timely sug-
nj naIA nnfil Tho Animation ~

not paid until The expiration Ofshe ytsTsf!l9
, 1881-04-06

S!aHik VIE far,ns i. WI We% V ry ysot'"a y tic mo
there was nothing left 10 10 but 20:
did not carn ~, much fUr myself. ! ti!ln! /
rnnlsl have stnf,d II !ongrr. But 1t Is IL Elarl
Thing tn live tny after day With yo.lr witc
0n1fe to tho window every tt'nc yutt 20 out,
l0oklng after you,
EXPECTING rDU TO iIE RIroT,
and When yt,,l ~ back, IL st.s the breath yrt
,uf, tho wIntlow pane, nt,t! tu knew that your
lived nt1ts have heen watching fur yi,u ntf
tile time. tell y'ltl II ilIisli rant sa,ml that
sort nj thing more thu couple Ut MDIitIs." ;"
The trIMnia' demands. l,n links. amount
to cUntfscntion nltnos.., Tlsu lust rents, tue
on The rstatn fran w',tc1! he holds Il teuse
Ind been I,atd nt n snail reduction to fnfs
representative. Two lrlsl, protestant girls
mrs LETT iii charge Of his Property, And,
1T Hpltb Of tlIe D0yc0tters, hlv. refused t0
leave 1t. ".1'lIese troubles tlaye been terri
blu thing to Ire1nnl. aild t,rt!eve t1iIy hav0
decreased the value nj property 10 per cni,t.
worth nf crnps."
.' IN yo 80 =! t!rk i, the tenants proted by the
"1l0w eati they? They haye pait! mort,
money to their lenders linn rent would csst'
"Wi!at has been the average abatement of
rents ="
II should say 1714 per cent Mt least, Some
landlords nbatett ~ per cent?
, 1881-04-06
Q3fVIT y = 8fFFIJt
DErAHrE1sE or Il NOTABLE FATTY.

DErAIlrElsf or \ NOTABLE FATTY.
Snsetnf UtspdteA to Tx Ehiedoo Jtlhn,s.
NEW YonK, April 5.-I'hcre wns Inrgc
c0i,cN.lrse of people ut the t;lfun dock this
morning to witness t1io departure of thu
steamship Arizona. Tic "racc-t,orse Of tho
Atlantic" Us she is fa,nilarly termed, was
gafiy tlcckcd with ynrt-colored bunting FROM
stem to stern, md her sanoDs were crowded
Will, latltGs mid gentle t!Gn, who Ind conn
tlnwn to bid departing friends farewell.
Sta,tttng III tho midst Of n miniature forest
ii flowers, under which the long tables
fairly groaned, was cx-Secrctary Of State
William n. Eyarts. Mt whose right land sat
Mrs. Evurts md her tw'b daughters. C,sc
ut hand were Hri,. Shermanfs daughter, Miss
isacllpl Sherman, Senator x. Il. Thurman,
Senatnr L. q. 1iowo and his Secretary, MIR.
w. $. Dana lIUru,lt, wife, md two chill
sircn, a1ld aTr. Z. G. Perkins. The gentlemen
named form tho party bound fur FMris to
takc .art OIL bchalf Of the United States OF
Auerlca in
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
shortly IL be llett iii parIs. They were SUR
rounded by n bovy Of young ami bright
ionlsi1g Indies, each Of wiion wore little
bonpucts, while tho number Of gentlemen.
botl, yo,tt,g and oil, WHO Ind als.'
come down, to, scs, the party off,
" Ms'S is fs1y ,s{S's.s "aSsns' er @ sSSs Fl. ex to
Secretary said lli:it he never felt better In
his 'Efc, and expected to rnjny his trip nrtnss
the ucea,.. Ills looks ccstaHinly horc olt Ills
statement" for h. oys St rs a,,; SaoI Us h.
young lnnr uf 70. Tic further stated t1lat ile
should. together with hts friends, proceed
directly to l.onlon frau 1.lyerln1l;; \ draw
ing-roo,A cur from tho i.ontlon y Northwest.
etn hallway iIns bcel, rls.eeI at tleir ,isposal
bv tIu l1ircrtnrH cT that line Tim nntfre
, 1881-04-06

70 Wisconsin With ampIo means, which ho could
not hnrc obtained 'cgltinateIy. Mr. Gosxlwin's
aiaiefncnt "as promised nj, Dntcctige Woods,
heretofore pubehct!. and the evidence uurrot3.
nrntlve nt that given by othor wItnessos,
nrtnGIpnily frutn tho Stnto Ut Wisconsin,.
flT. ItnhiWln'H ppcElnH nddrees was unexpcct.
ctlly stsonR and ei1ootive, mud WAS conspicuous
l0r ~ syste1natfu presentation Of tho factA
songhe to on elected BY tho State during The
prngrnsa rc ot the tral. and its careful nvodnnco
ot retesenen 70 tho contornptno,1s trcntmont DO
mt received ut tho hands or Judge paRo
Th9 ilrst witness wns Judge rnge, who w,s
tt!tct1, md. mt responding. tho Court sent TOR
MN. Finally he walked 1uIotly tnt1 tho room
ant drcctlyto tho sRhtly-rafacd platform nj
INC bench. where hu stnosi fnr a mo
f,ent 1,;,t't, ,g,netiy .troklns his ,Ioag beard.
gut raising his hand. md thon Rnvo graphic
hctttltH Heeotlnt Of tho circumstances intending.
tho IniMrics received by him on tho evening nt
A'iE. III. substantially ~ hns been repeatedly
stnlGt!. Tho witness thon briefly t.ptnjlel hia
tr.,t!bles with tho hIleys, and explained how he
came IN possession Of tho g.1n with which tho
shooting WIS tanc. Hut MI tfls ID familiar to
tho pnhliC. having been frequently repeated In
tfif!sre'lt forms. The examination VIVA long md
tttsif,tis. Tho crfsa-nxauinntf3n wHs exnspGr-
nt!ng to the !rascIbio Judge, but ho was finally
sIlluwcil to Fet down Oft 0r the rnck. Several i'm.
material and unintercstluR witnesses werc Than
examined, aid tho Court adjourned until mor1-
tnK.
, 1881-04-06

Eptetat DIspateh to TAe Cateago TrIbuns.
NEw Yo1.ls, April SCI thirk," sald ono
Of tho great operators Of thu street to.t'ny.
''tllat ReadlnE Is Il purchase. Tl.uru has
been large buying of Tie stock III Europe,
atlu It Is being picked up ],ero in anticipation,
Ut DECISION BY the Court III fnror Ut Alr.
Gowen. II the decision Is In his fayor tho
stock will 20 up." "a
Another gentleman said: "Ms. Gowcn's
frieli,[s are confident tllat the Court will slr-
citio tho late Glcctinl. 50 called, yDid. 1'llis
will retain Mr.. tiowen IN power another
ycar, alrl will hayu the elect. think, Of nd
yanclng the price Ut tho Stock"
"Thcru Is n g)oa deal Of Inquiry for e1cc-
tric-lglit stocks" saitl II dealer In tllosc Sc
curftics. "Tile Edison and brush Companies
SAID TO HAVE CONSOLIDATED.
If they hnye not, they laye c0stlc to MI agree
fleMt by which they will work IN harmony,
rlls Brush system will bn applied to out
t[oor lighting nlul tlle Edison systcmt to dt,-
nestle uss. 1,he United STATES liEhtng
!oolilslE tn I! consolidation with the EtliSnil
Einpny' oin bMt ths epTt ,i.,, is 9sis; Ihg
purchase. Insiders say TINT 1t VII! sci! III
high ns II, ,000 II sharo hy August. The Ct,1l.-
plny catl,.ot begin to supply the demand Tor
the light"
"TlfE cliEsArEAKE 4 OHIO sEcu1trrlEs
are attracting great .leal Of attention." saitt
ri oterttor t0.'iuy. "Ms tho results ut tho
!tllet work OF tile President J., 'nnkiltg III
Ills system becou,c known. Ihcru is Il goOd
tlUn!A,!d' tnr the securities fur Investment
here md nbrond. Tho currency slxes nrt,
relatively ule, cheapest Of tho securities nf
tio roud. The advance il! tle preferred
stock warrants IN advance In tile slxcs. In
Il yui,r tho runtl will be nl}e to elr thu Inter
SUI, ,WN, ,U0."
, 1881-04-06

~ -
Spes.a' D"pa'e" " 1"s t"'eaao l''pu"t'
NEW 1o3h' April "'-oeh"toF Conhl''e aF
rNed III tho Guy iate t1lls AFTERNOON nfHt III
o'lce proceeded to ulo titth Avenue lioteI,
ahd, rs customary "lttt MIN, dtd not
register. lie was accompanied to tho
city ny senator Jones, OF Nevada.
senator Conkl'nE told n friend who
inet MN Ill TIC hallway of tile Fifth Ayen'le
llotel that no WIS on ms way to Wisconsin
10 % present Mt the BURIAL OF tic late 5ensltor
alattEoW Carpenter. 49, tic renIaiils VI the
deceased statesman VII not DC forwarded
from washington until fFiday, It Is selsoliil-
D!0 to suppose t'at eeslntor C0llkl!nE l,lI9
come to New York for ttay or two fur some
MORE PRESSING, IMMEDIATE runrosE,
particularly rs telrgrasns from Albany md
to Alhanr' were tho order Of the evening
after his arrival. 1t Is interesting, a'so. thnt
llo should tlayo arrived hero SO shortly
nftcr tho tret,rn to Washington of VICE
President Arthur. pos1master-t:encralJa James,
md Senaiur Ilatt, taking back with
them tho result nf the conferences they l,eld
with tho "stay-at-holne Stalwarts." It Is
entirely clear now that tic "lnachfuu" OF
this State. rs represented by Scnntor Couk-
Hing and Vfce-l'rexident Arthur, considers Its
EXISTENCE to be involved In
DEFEATING THE CONFIRMATION OF JUDGE
1WnEHrsoN
NJ Collector of tho po.t, ana Will Oppose that
confirmation with NIL Tho ptwer n1lu bitterness
Mt Its command. Tho recent action of both
branches Of tho State Legislature In
passing 4 resolution complimentary toJnslge
Robertson, atAl Urging lilo United States
Sel,ato to confirm Ills nomination to the
ln1st political olcc, sD far as patronage nlld
powcr In concerned. Il, hs United Statcs,
was loudly denounced last night by tic
"StalwArts Mt tho Filth Avonllu Hotel rs 4
most stupid and serous b!under.
WHY coSK1ISti II IN NEW YORK.
~ tho Ipt,@er1. .lssoctaffd Fr<.tt
Nr,, ,-nrx Anil E~-l,uw,rt, .ont fran,
.u..',. .,.n.,.,. - n,....>..ts i,.i
aloaMy that.ah't- a'l"''','s helnoetatie 'elo"
ers ut this city lIad asreed to assist Senator
Conk!Ing In Ills efforts 10 got tho Assembly
tn y.sr,,,I il,a reso,,,tion nsk1nr Inn Itml,rit
s,,t"S Ga,,.t. ,' 80 .a,',,ry ,',r fon'',.1t ~
1s".es ', nsHs" !" ".',s,s." ~ ~, y.
JuuRe ltouerIso'! lnl eot'eeluF VI tH1s port
caused considerable Tux Ill tho ps,lIt!eal
circles OF this city tp.tluy. 1t WIS .reporte,l
lin, a., niIryuti s.drntn ,vna mn,Jn hv
sr. s .tst'.'. ~. uu'". .,,..,' ,,|.s
vtco-tteS't1eht A1H!'i', WIZ. iiuhatt "
Thompson, Commissioner OF Fnblle Works,
and William G. Whitney, Corla,rntion C0uu-
sct Thr mimic lnyoly..l vera LIN l,nl,nrtsnn
49, a,.I ,,a H., rt.r T., ~',.,,sm sasn ~
'eso'att'!1 "1'<a I'o ~ s"!.e'. 80 t.tu'n 4o' NO.
S5nilco III rtsc!i!tllH tsle IeSolitfo'i+ ttle e-
tulhIIpnft ttutnGtfun Is, 1t Ii Hatfl Ia RES lint
, 1881-04-06

by tho Hoard. There was bn!anco Of $i20 In
tho Treasury, and no doHcicnclrs. lto hfdn't
tho hoard woud tncot expst.aus as thoy crtllo
up
Tho meeting thon adjourned.
THE sDt;flt TnWf MEETING
Wns held ut 2 0'u1Oek 1T frunt uF fIDwjauda
livery Ntahe, IN Twnnty-Hcennd atr.nt, tlr.r
WMbnsh nyhhtlc. Tnwt,-GIErk tnsepil ". M,N,ro
chlsttl tho erDwIl-nllont thirty I'll tn1,nbrr-tO
GrAtnr,
The report Of tho Supervisor wrs rcnd and
hthtlltca. !t'EltthlnH tllD recommendation Tint III
nlsflttnn tnx-levy hu ,n.lt1C, thu stfriss ltlnX
AeEilird sMfl[rient IN make WfIy ttttsrr iGtnn I'M.
tlecnssury. Tllo mctttnr INstetl unity few initi-
utcs.
, 1881-04-06
SUBURBAN..

There were two Tickets In tito field for villngo
ofticers. Tho straight Republican nnd Tho Cltt-
xells, resulting In u au1stantIal vIclury fur tho
latter. The Trustees etectel are J. II. uowen,
6utnuel PoosEua,l, mud r. ". johnson. Hugh
Mahr was elected ARsess0r, u. Il. Heed 6upes-
ylsor. anl ". l.. Church C!erk. and Hamilton has
defeated George Wuilu for Collector. The vote
for Trustees wAs III f0ttOWd:
I. ,lU5
l.. r. Feaaa JOB
J. II. lluwefi. ,&bi
HnHlel fplEallnIk. l,t1a
Il. ". Johnson. ....+.. ....s.l.iN4
, 1881-04-06

ATHEIST or \ NOTED ronnEH.
NEW l'u,.K, April 5.-Anllrew KntMrts. tho
notorious lurger, arrested In connection with
tt!u Eric Railroad bond forgery, was arsested
agaln tu-lay III tho corridor 0f tho CDurt-
iluuse on the charge Of forglng checks OIL
suburban banks. Roberts when arrested
WIS nlout to answer In civil suit growing
out of tho forRery case.
THE NATIONAL. NIFkE ASSOCIATION
defines a professional rt;leulan TO be one who
exhibits or atlyertises his skill for pecAni-
ary consideration, nr wllo Is employed, di-
rectly Ut Indirectly, By tho manufacturer or
makers ut rifles ~ shoot his or tlelr rsveclal
weapon for the purpose of advertising
Or selling 1t, or who pnrsucs rille-shuplfnE
MS Il lleAus Ut livelihood, excepting lu
military team competitions. Professional
rlten,en slllii nlwAys submit to Il haiidlcnp
eQslal to 10 per cunt ut Il possible total scure,
In addition to any handicap otherwise lll-
posed. Professionals nru allowed to shoot II,
matches, but not tO taku prlxes offered by
tho Association.
No nlsEASEn BEAT.
President l'arkDr, ut tIo rr0duco Ex-
cl,ange, yesterday received II communication
from Edward. Suve,, tonsut-{;rncrll ot
Uelgium ut Philadelphia, whu WIS In
strHctnl by his tinyeIilAelit TO mAke Rn
prevailing In t,ts county. Ssyo says !.e llsls
arrived frau Chicago. and IL "realy to By =
lluyu lIo diseased meats wcru splpptat IT.
Eectly trun, Chicago. Cincinnati. Or st.
l.oltls."
4 PETITION TO PRESIDENT uAlsRIELD.
circulated tlle Inst few days by tao li0ara Of
;rra.lo md Transportation. 'yas sent to Wasl,
!ngson lust evening. Thu pctlttni ts slkncl
by large majority Ut tho prolMt+
nel!t merchants 0f Now 1urk. Tho
lsuartl, III submitting thu petition,
lnya directed attention. Iii n tnttur s!gAed by
uarwIn X. Jstlnes SECRETARY, u tho nctloli nt
Judku Robertson In delaying killing thu bill
tu prevent ttlB recent lclegrap!t consolidation
after 1t IIad passed thu Assembly, UNI to lis
previous record ~ Il representative VI tl0
Vanderbilt Interest In tllls Stats
THE REV. STEPHEN II. Tf:;u. Jts,
l,as resigned tllo lluctolship Of Holy Trinity,
alsa will retire altoKetl'er ffqA active work
DE. Watkins, Of baltimore, succeeds 'itn,.
THE EDISON ELECr1ttC I.iNilT.
The Mayor vetoed the blu permitting the
Ellison Electric l.lght Company to lay tllbes,
etc.. IN the city. The Mayor tnkes lio Eronntl
that the. compensation offered by the C0n-
pany is Inadequate.
, 1881-04-06
DEATH OF a DESPERATE.

hpfetat 11pd1eh 10 1he Chted9o 1rthhns.
Sr. Lotus, Mn. AprIl 6.-sfIkc CoiEey, tho
yntng desperado who wis stot in saloon on
Poplar Etreot 1ty Special Officers Henly ind
1'urk. dird mt tho City Hospital hero to-day.
Tie shooting took pnce on tho night nf the 18th
ot last nn'lth. and slnce thAt tiino Cofrcy bus
s,etH lying III the hnsp!tnl. His death was ex-
ncctest long ere this, owing to tho desperate
character OF his wtunls. CoiYcy always ina[u-
tn!ne1 his chcerfuness. At trst he said ho
wnntei Ia die as he bud lived, but through tho
wishes uf hls relnttvcs md frlends, Father
Krentz, Of st. vinccut's Church, was sent for
md administered to him religious con-
solution. About ls:JO o'clock yesterday
t;n1Gy had hr,norrtaKc from Tho coating Ut
the chest which found vent IN tho opening pro-
tluce1 by tho p!stn-ball. Il WINS thon seen That
10 cnnld sIat Ike. lie fingered on llntit 1:1D
O'Clock this morning, Whcsl hu died peacefully.
Ahnpt 1u::D o'clock th!s morning neatly.
!rcsssd young Indy rang tho bell at tho City
Hospital EntG. When tho gntc- te,ldcr opened
the Eltc III answer to tho rInR. sAo sud Hlc hld
come til usual with II bottle OF wine for Euffcy.
II WIS evident she !la not heard Of his dcath. SO
the 4afe.tenlcE informed her of tho fuct. Tho
yE!lns woman blukH dnwn utterly, and wus lel
1nsldo tha hUspitnl to view tho remains.
, 1881-04-06

Sptetdt Dhpaleh to Int CAtaco Tribune:
MANlTowoc, Wis. April 5.-uurkho!z, the
lt,s,ti who committed tho uConnBI burglary In
tllu T0w,1 Ut Cato. ths Cullnty. Il few weeks ago,
III rups,rtctl ut TINT ttnlo In THE TRIBUNE, was
captured few tlys aRo IN Mpnomlnoe Mich..
uni WIS brought hnru lust night by shorlf
Murphy. 4 lur4p unrtiun ut tho stolen prOperty
WIN tt4itnl IN his possession. Dr, 0Cunnols loss
will exeec4 s.o1 Or sa9o: !'urkhoiz makes fu1l
, 1881-04-06
Conkling Supposed to Have Bargained
with the Anti-Tammany
Democrats;
His Object, Of Course, Being the
Defeat OF Judge Rob.
ertson.
Resolutions or tic Produce Exchange In
Favor Of Aholfshing Canal
Tolls.
Predictions by Lending Operators as to tho
Values Of Certain Stocks Now On
the Market,
DOArCOTT.


DOHCOTT.
Ills ARRIVAL.
Special Dtspaish 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April D." Capt." lh'ycott,
WHO gained worldwide reputation through
his connection with tho troubles ut 1.ougl'-
mask, County Ulster. Ireland, from which e
and his family were driven by thu La1d-
Leagrors Oil tho @iti' Of November lust. mr.
rived III Ncw York today OH thu Nntionhl
Line steamship Italy. lilo was accompanied
by Ills wife, his brother, tic Kew. Etln,snd
DoycUtt, his nephew, MI. a. st. John Buy
cOtt, AMI frltiAl, Mr. Il. Weeks Un tile
steamers rnsscnger-ltst only air. Weeks
nulno was registered In full. Mr. Boycott,
whose fun na1ne il Charles Cunningham, Inv
e9ts' , nppsn.eu ase' .u".,sl' ., n's mi'G ~, ~
Mrs. cunningham anu to otslors sis Mr. Ess-
mu1lus aaId ~. st. Jol!li. Ilsoy were 80 reg
isserett to avoid thu unpleasant curiosity
nnnun ] '.p .un,.i1 @ hov. o,,osd ~ T ,,,nn, ~ nose
sengurs. 1t sceins tint
~ THEIR ..!.a,ss skcnEr T.; wAs y, WELL kn'r 49,,
,ncrcly co,,,,, over tn am thn cnmntrv MIR m no h"s @
i'onr ~ ,',o ~ ~" ~ .t.,. e'. s.,t. nu .'n'
,lc'l" 81 n1uel VI n'o 70 'lsit sol'e l1iettua.
llc cannot say whether nc WILL aeter' 'ntsle 10
setl. here AL aSsm's M upon J., peaee a
mt N1,nistrv When a.lxnI ,vhnt r. l,te
nntnion wn,iI,1 ,,o tt,o futuro ,f Iyol,r, h.,
ra,ifn,.
1onss"; ,n.. ,,,,.,
NJ !,M'l"!' pel'te catt lofeteli thn!' WIN
u i'rm Ministry her futuro wnaltt bc bright
and prosperous, hutwitll vnciliatng Gov
ernmcnt tt1ore Is no honu of prutcctton of
iifa ~ nro,mrtv or ~ tl,o estab1ishwnnt ~
s.'1 ua =. ". .IS sntHpasniE' ~
lHaastfles haekea up oy Ellsllsll cnrItal. No
lnan can possibly toll wiat will harpcn. 1
was talking tho other morning IN mn Irish
cul,rru,,t. WIN wns ntlitn irr,rnnt of mv
1It",,tttv him toI ma Io,1,, +nnt ,ho,, ,,r' y
nGrERM1SEb To GIFT hid OF THE LAND
asked him what tic Irish wonld do
with them. to which liz replied Troll, sir,
huyn lnonry to stock It themselves Tile
truth ts, thoso prorle nre thoroughly s,,oEIeI,
Tlsey hnya been l,itnUrel like Il chilli wht
str Tlsn T. srsS Is EiyS r.; WY, wst it,, + wqss and
s ssS!asthips A. slse t :r,ss for It: :lon't olSn'e
thls why"
"Do sou expect ever to return 10 your
lo"9s" T W., hona ,uost ,,sc,as,,,v 10 i, a.
and to recover NY property. All have il
located tlere,-lly O,l,H, my nlri, my CATTLE
my Interests mud asyoeiations. haye lived
thofe over tWenty-eiKht years. and no long
~ Enisaa. " With s W . lit I'll ho'as as'' 'A
WE DID SO IN AN AMBULANCE WAGON
quits curly lit tho morning, nt,l were un!y
able to tnke our personal effects with M,
I is ai1yb'ly End yin in % ctl,.rgs i ot your % i,u.Se;,
AYES. Wu lett twt, 81 our faithful ft,inalo
servants bc,inl lis, but two or thrue dn"a
case "n hey ara gSo br2o Vsrn Wac1 osftS to t.
nll atriefiy rrils.I Ia .n st, n, sii1t rt.'.nit.
, 1881-04-06

Spfflal Dlspdfeh 70 The chicago Tribune.
CAIRl}. ILL.,. April bat II o'clock list nI9ht it
WIS discovered lilut sonle Of tbs prisoners bud
aet tlrn to thu County JUL In Drlcr to etIect All
Escape. ltGfUre much damngo WIS donD 1t WIS
1xttngtsllon, One ut tito prisoners WIS utmost
sliiruc4ted In the operation. Thts 1s tho secuni
nr tlitu attempt to turn tho building within q
year.