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RICHMOND, Ind. Feb. s,.-.valkef Amos
has entered II plea Of guilty to The charge Of
kidnapping, and has confessed that he Gil
tlced II small boy, nanlesl Adolphus VIII.
iams, fronl lis home, ;snl Bright street. ILL.,
.llanapntis, and started OFT foot with him TO-
wnrds this placo. They walked slxteun'nllcs
the first day. wien ths boys feet became
sure. Amos tools a rope. nude Il cnt-o'~nille.
tnils, and las!led the boy to mike him walk
on. llu whipped tile boy until llo lrarly
tainted. They walked OIL to Richmond, beg
glnr rs they went, tho boy being forbidden,
on pain Of denttl, 10 make complaint. At
thls pace ho took another lfttie hoy. ''asllet
1satiitle, and started towhrtls l'ltssbAra, com.
ront.s, md beating them un,nerclfutly when,
syer they soplans; They n reached e,
ties from here md brought bnck.. Anus snys
h Intended to take The BOYS to Harrisburg,
lie Is a l!eht-colorcd lnuntto, very tall, alta
slight. lie says lle WIS q porter tn n dis
reputable saloon In Chicago during the Will
tGr
, 1881-02-23
MILWAUKEE PIONEERS,

Special DIpatth 70 1hs Chaeo01 Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb. ssa.-Ttle Sli!wau-
kee County Pioneer Association held lts an-
nual banquet ut tho NawElal House ttis
evening. Jnhu II. Tweedy presided III tho
absence Of the President, Alexander Mitchell
Memorial addresses by 4. D. Wuic0tt aid
Joseph Cary on ttuceasel members wqTe
luadu, besides which speeches suitable 70 tAo
occasion were made by the 1iDn. Sat c!atk,
Hampshire. daniel Wells, .Jr., lohn john
stol, Mnyor Brown, thu Rev. Dr.. Keene,
SheriR Van Vechtei, james 8. Buck, md
, 1881-02-23
1lECAI'TUR1.D.
Hpffjat Dtspdtth ia The {.htcaoa Tribune.


BURLINGTON, ill.,, Feb. G2.-Al IInt1t!o3,
arrested some days since charged with
breaking oprn and robbing rAirond-cars but
who subsequently escaped from tail, was re-
arrested tonight OF tho flltnuis side Of tho
river disguised III female attirc. 1Ie, III conf
pni,y with woman. crossed tho bridge ut
th; point intsnd'ng 2 board ,,t the sas-bo!.',
,ilsset connections, The police, wIlo llatt got
M his trnck, soon Dyert0Dk llim alid landed
hln, III the policc stutiUn.
, 1881-02-23
RESISTED AIs1tEST.
Speetat Diypateh to 1hs C1ttoao Iftbuns,


FLOYD CouRT-11oUsE, W., Feb. a2.-Thls
morning desperate fight took place near
Graysyille, In this county, between u negro
Copstablo and bis assistant OIL ono sIde md d
white man on tho other, William Cole, 4
young while farmer, was charged wilt,
trltllng otfcnse, and this morning Col. David
Miller, aJustlce OF the Peace III Montgomery
County, issued n warrant far Ills arrest, alld
appointed Jefferson Johnston, Il negro, rs
Special Constable to make the nrrcst.
b2 bSF "%,!!tS nasfS nn r. IL, # be secta s55es'e'
ColS's friends ars Indignant at wl,at they
consider the atteMpt to disgrace lin. the
Hewl y-appolntetl Constable WIS proud Of his
mlss!oM. Alld u 9etnf. 20 fur III ~ knew, the
first fi ncEr" nag !n virglnia gent to arrest
whcre Culu was residing in his mothers
house. Johnston, thinking he might need
assistance, took nnnther negro nlaH with lin.
Mtl' wsrs armed to tlle tset!!. Upon reacll-
.nlhs'on. they were told by Cu!.that lie wonl.
,lnt bu arrested by negroes. lie tllcn barred
and barricatlntl tile entrance tn tic h0use and
PREPARED 10 defend himself, The shots fired
:!AfnaEe. C0la's ammunition gaye mt niiti III,
ule,, went from tho back Ut ti,e house. 'rho
ew0 negroes fired fourteen shots at lin With
out Effect lie esca'ed.
ALLEGED EMNEzZ1.En ARRESTED.
QlTUMwA, ln., Fob. a,.-ros.-Ol!co III.
spector jnl'n a. Galbracl, OH Monday, tho
slst, with tic nlh of Deputy United States
MArslal George Cran,cr, ut Alba, Ill.,. ar.
rested III sEariun County, this Stnic, Wili!alu
u. Bradley, late Postmaster at Princeton,
Caldwell County, Ky. lrat!ey is charged
With the eInbczzlencnt os tho uno,,ey.nrt!rr
fItHS OF Ills Utllcp, Nll.l NtS0 with lftiJy t,ytj
Registered packngcs ll0 was fol,,J si.,l,ri,v, @
with his nncle near Hamilton, LII. liz wua
aIraiKIled befnre United States Commissioner
"; +. chantcrs, Of this city, this Il!orMlng,
waived examination, u!.u his boluts plhcuI ii
5000. lie was then rclna,ileA lnto tia
custady Ut Marshal Erall,er to bu takul bark
to Kentucky for trial. Ills ulleged dcpreia,
tton amounts to about 81, ,5Q
, 1881-02-23
RICHMOND, VA,

RICHMOND, W., Fob. :ss.,.-'rhe ed was
celebrated totlay foE tho first tle s,lco 1901.
by II military lMratls md IL partlal suspension
OF business. All public buildings, Statc md
Federal, were closed. The National flag was
displayed on tho Stnto Capitol and otllor
buildings. Tho ntcEnontl Ilnwttzor fired a
National salute Mt sunrlsn nnd sunset on the
Capital grounds. Tho strcrts dnrnE the
display presented n hulillny appearance.
, 1881-02-23


Tho annual rctln!on of tho Alumni took piaco
In tho evening at tho Tromunt House, whero
nbout 3oO guests, including tho Facility Of tho
College, Invited guests fsom other professions
nnd pursuits, md tho Bratlltntcs Of clasacs OF
different yours, rat dDwn In the lnrgc dining
hail 10 banquet. Tho following mrtnbers Of
tho Faculty wero present: DR.. George Wheeler
Jnncs, prois. Gum. Delasslc. Miller, J.
Aaan.s Allen, Joseph r. ltoss, W. Il. uyford.
Ethorse a cn.siss s' Il t.i prkcs, Watsr j. Maies.
,lu,nos Nevil,a Hyde, Jpnn L. Owcms,. lsano N.
N"rins :Sas is!.ire. EwnrI sa"yor, s Xibeft H.
Strong J. sHyam Knox p ,,, W ,urnan: ca. "; =
ptossa aas % IL isaSf g. 4eSsS EeFp
!!,,! !!!S,ss 'ss: ca:, y ass"ies sasa' eawia tsxe
sshatat. Ea~!a f'eSiqFS. !: Y. Easiss: u:
fs 5ss, i, fsa,' hssso, n il%;f., i, !:
J. %Yf%fEs T. ke1 T. I ssnssra Snas 'Sas iob,nssn IL E5;.o2 T. e.
fsIs fssa D. E .f snos. l. &: r''hs bswies. se'Se
}Sss' hss% brick & y vss ! sie4iss a s,y kee:
!; dalel !, Il iSf.l. T. !; AllloS @ 3; Z. Jsns:'
I%Sst|o: I: iaarfis i; 3: 0a;ids", i; gsip,, ,,
VI VI 6NFfeh. H. 3lGNHAA4Et !t+ lFHttt
s!arks, II; II. llartlstt. ". g. Montgomery. 4; 4.
kt,sir!,. IL. ". uartcn... w. a. QulKley,
W. Moathcr;, d; g; aeaeher, 4. dn!d. eE
n. ]. Maynard, r. NJ, ,Et!tcott, ". &: lLarcourl,
q. X. 'rtilotsoti, e. T.. Caldwell, ]. ". Clendon-
Mug, EllisE L. Alnoro, ". +. Mnurp, ], ". Lester.
Ii. L. Iinr!bllt, u. L. Mayo, j. W. Fisher, J. y.
!arry' M fYxF av2rsn kefraha ana. + sta.'r snSr
Il. i Ir!s@oia, e. !. for'i. j.. :. 'wih,tt:
n,au, j. Il. Murphy, robert ". Arthur,
Il. +. Auuuett, o. 4. l!ucher, J. 81: n!nall. +. y.
snutuway. V. Il. IIrisl4es, Il. A. Mcclellan, l..
WcnRrr, u. II. Webster, L. 4, Thlbott. Willtatu
Painter, j. K. tisHKs, J. 4. iatdornu, VIC. Hunt,
". }. Noul, 4. GALLOWAY, j. MeL. f!eIutng, y. 81.
A. ". Edmunds. A. q. Jonas. ]. q.
c. +. Mia, j. ". iiarro1n. II: Pstttbone, i. y.
iiuwett, q. Il, Creighton. g. ". Heynnlds. u: ".
Thompson, :. II. biuith. Z. i: Hnycs, H. b. Hull.
Z. r. Frrun, W. Auiruws, ]. II. Mylnu, T.
llalcheter. l.. ". Campbett, ]. T.. Whitey, Y. =.
J. t[itrhellvt. !. Il. nuuktu,l J, Nariett. 7. ".
LestUr. l., u. Waters, q. ID. Lezott, J.. ". Dora,
W. Kennedy, 8. ]. Ferguson, Alfred Hind.
A1notIB tha Invited guests werU tho It, hey.
H!shnp Choncy. Judge uarduer, alld M. f. stone,
of Tho 4It Ntus.
Pruf. M,,scs Guun presided, and altSr tue
feas1 had beon disposue Of ho msdea IN open.nx
address. grcetnsY tho Alumni 10 tho na.no u
thslr Ai,na bIatur, cou4ratulatnx them or
tho pruu4 honor Of thetr connection With old
ltuso, au4 concluding With earneat wusds upon
, 1881-02-23
Beginning Of the Trial Of Four Of the
Sandwich Boys for
Murder.
A Negro Shot and Killed by a
White Man in Self.
Defense.
Disguised In Woman's Apparel, m Es-
capped Railroad Car.Thicf Is
Rccaptnred.
4 White Man in Virginia Makes Desperate
Resistance to Arrest By R Negro
Constable.

LIBERAL u Elks
Special Dtfpaleh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
P11TsBuRa, Pa. GA man who says Ills
name is George II. Kellar, and WHO claims
Woodville Miss, as his place Of abode, has
just been put Into the lock-up for attempting
to swindle several Of orr most prominent
businessmen. lie commenced operations OIL
Saturday, purchasing over $1,000 worth of
goods from Speer Il Son, pillow manntact-
urers; $500 worth front MCDOWELL & Son,
hardware tlenlcrs; 500 worth from Lnslghrcy
d Frow; and large bill from Iubbnrtl Il Co.
He then went to Lindsay, Sterrett & TO. IS md
arrangcd for 1arge number o fwlicelbnrr0ws,
having purchased wagons md cNrtsM all0th-
CT place. At each house lie drank deeply.
He told all of the parties from whom 1ie Ind
purchased that tie did not desire the gonds
shipped to Woodv!lte, Miss, until next Satur-
day, and promised to call around I'll the tnea1,-
time and pay cash or its equivalent for them,
as ho did mot desire to leave any unpaid bills
behind lin. He lad evidently calculated on
the fact that tic banks would be closetl to-
day. Accordingly, llo WIS around carly
this morning. Being plcntIfully sup-
plled with blank checks, 1e gave
Messrs. NYoodwell Il Co. Il check
for tho full amount Of tho bill, With some few
dollars In addition, not being able to draw
any money because Tho banks were closed.
He then visited Laughrey. g. Frew's, OIL
Wood street, Where II sinli[nr cGurSp was
pursued. About noon he reached Speer s.
Son'e, and when lle made out for Them 4
check on tho First National Dark for 81 .o0+.5o
they failed to sec tho connection, md sstnl-
,noncd detective by telephone. When tho
detective arrested the Southern gentleman
he appeared 10 bo very much under the III
fl,lence of liquor, and was Quito lndiE-
nant when. informed tint lie WINS under
arrest lie l,ah In Ills possession bills for oil
the goods he Ind purchased. He Is we'll
dressed, gclt!smanly.appeartng man, talks
but little, n,.tl has said nothing with rcgnrl
tn his nlIteCedcnta. About 2 o'clock tllls
afternoon, upon. recoyring from the effects Of
his petatlons during The Mormi1g, Ile Mt
tempted to commit suicide In his cell hy
choking himself with Ills supellt!ers. liz
wns discovered iii time to preyentnny serious
results. 1Ie Is evidently m old !lal,d at the
business. having, 1t Is Thought, played tho
slll,le gnine III other cities. AIDre develop
mcnty are expected citller bef0ro or Mt tlie
examination. which takes place Tomorrow
hftGFnunn,
, 1881-02-23
sTREA1oR's LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Spftt4k uHPd&e1 10 Ih& Lhaea2o 3ft1Htfs
SrnEAro!A ILL.,, Feb. a@2.-'rle Ladies' L.
hrury Association Ut Streator llchl Its annual
election on Saturday osenlllg. resulting IN
the reelection Ut t1le old officers: Mrs. t;eorge
Richards, President: Alts. Cllarlcs Stephens,
V!ce-l'rcsl,lent; alrs. d. Lelsoy, Secretary;
Mrs. f.. 4. l}aIl, Assistant SECRETARY; Mrs.
N. +. Uyefkott, Trrusnrcr. Tho reports of
otilcurs ,nutio u very favorable showing. dvn-
Illustrating whit Il few earnest workers Gun
do 10 help build np the better !ntrtes,s of II
new, growing town. tbs Association have
received over $50 int0 the treasury this
year, expended $500 for bonks, about 500 fur
lectures. bought new book.casss, anAl made
other improvements In their hill. They are
looking With hops tu tho future, when they
will hnye ITO hull rent to Dry, Us Col. plumb
has promised IT, give routn ~ tho new blork
lle IL to build this summer to tllo Library,
proposing to lit it up expressly for u llurary,
an4 an urcliltect Is MuW preparing the plans.
People arc killed by coughs that tiAto's Honey
<1f Jor, hnn Il an, Il III ivttI1tj1
, 1881-02-23
ST. LOUIS ITEMS.

Sr. Louis, No.. Feb. :l,.,-1t IL stated to-
night that tho Grand Jury found MI ind!ct-
1nent aga!nst Col. ID. II. Armstrong fur NAL
feasancc In Office while hc was Viee-prest-
dent ut tho Duard OF Police Commissioners,
in not properly Furnishing pol!ce officers
who wero repo rtcd rs tlerect in duty COLI
nected with raids oil gambllng-hollscs. The
Indictment hRs not set been presented to tho
Court. but it IL understood that Mr.. ARM
strong will appear anu Give bond to-nlorrow
morning.
Several kClln-honses Wcrn rntied BY tho
police Tonight, and humber of players
arrested.
, 1881-02-23
JACKSON, MICH.

Special dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Trihun+
JACKSON, Mfcl., Feb. 23.-TAe Pioneer
Society met to-day with titty present, md
elected Anson IL. Delnmnter President, Dr.
j. l., Mitchell Secretary, md 4. u. Luonls
Treasurer. There llnye been fifty-seyen
deaths III the Soctety since ono yenr ago.
Washlngtnn's Birthday WAS observed BY tho
.1nckson Guard. who paratlet[. Many build
ings hung out tluEs.
, 1881-02-23

BpFe4at Ullpalek 10 Tbs Chitd0n Tribune.
WATEHTnwS, Wis. Feb. 22o.-Tho nnui-
yersary OF WnslIington's Birthday was Oh
served hero to.tlay With moro tllnN usual
ponp md ceremony by u partinl suspension
of business. uarato nf tho Watcrtown Ritles,
md the grand ball and other festivities OF tho
titles At Turner Hail.
, 1881-02-23

COLUMBUS. O., Feb 2a1.-'ihess was 10 oh.
servance OF WashIngton's birthday hero OK
eept The closing Of banks and II portion If the
Stats Offices. Tho Legislature remained In
session ms usual.
, 1881-02-23
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. @a..-Washlngton,s
birthday WIS generally observed In this
city. The banks. courts. Tost-Officc, Gus
tou.1Iouse, Mint, ind Doaul Ut Brokers arc
cln6ed. Businessmen, merchants, and
tradesmon, however, are not intorfcrcd with.
, 1881-02-23
THE ARMSTRONG CASE.

CorusEuus, o., Feb. a.33.-.Fhc preliminary
examination Of the alleged mur,!erers Of
Samuel Armstrong was not commenced ut
London, as expected, today, bnt tho casa
was given to Il Grand Jury especially inl-
pRtelcd to consider tho case. 1t Is probably
quite fortunate for tho accused that this
co.,rsp was adopted, owing to tue Intclse
feeling against the iecl,snd.
, 1881-02-23

9pFes0t LNpAsF" ~ Ahe @'6teupp 4TfoAHes
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Frb. M.-Nfrs. 3lnry
A. Spencer writes to tho authorities tilas lur
daughter MattIs Inns been abducted from hav
hotua III Shglbyy!le by Wood Henderson.
uMler prnnlse 0f marriage. 1t Is supposed
they mrs In EYansylllu, Inh.
, 1881-02-23
THE GENEVA TRIAL,

HPt{tdI UHtdEtH " 1hs Ch1tuGQ ITI6Nn1.
GENEVA, III. Feb. aA.-WAen the
court opened this morning, tho trial
OF tbs men charged with tta murder Of N. L.
Allen at Sandwich Ill.,. OIL the night Ut Feb,
II, 1S60. was called, JudKu Ktllum presiding
snd Judge WILSON sisth'g with hi1n. THIS
, 1881-02-23
OLD SETTLERS,

aptetal DLpateh to I1s Calcaeo 1tibunt
CoLp WATER DEPOT, Micl,., Feb. a.-A
very notaDla gathering was tho pi0lleer ,neet-
ing at Peter n. Nuwbesry's, III Quincy Town
ship, tonight. belnx the finest assembluRa Ut
old residents held Ii, this county for q long
tiMe, Besides olu residents, there we1o
, 1881-02-23

CINCINNATI, Feb. .a.-rhe hanks and
Chamber ut Commerce arc closutl, and tho
theatres give nIntlnees, business goes Of, Us
uspat. mil 10 other eytdpnco Of holiday is
to bo seen.
, 1881-02-23
BVANUEI) AND KfI,LEI

WASHINGTON, O.. Feb. :.a.-Jahn Barker
was Stabbed md Killed by Charles Stafford
tO-tlny during drunken quarrel III saloon.
Stafford WIS Asreated,
, 1881-02-23

Spttfat DiIpateh to 1ns CAtta7a Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb. :3s..-Tho anniversary
of George Washington's Birthtlny was quiet
ly celebrated III Decatur by IL fair display Of
tlngs. Tonight grand fashionable ball,
given by tho Decatur Guards. Is In progress
1T i,rennan's Hall. About i00 couples lro
present.
, 1881-02-23

CoUSTEKrEI1'En nECApTURED.
FnEpoS1.A, Kas.. Feb, oaaa.-AlerriIl Onks, of
coyyi'le, was nrrcsted by X. +. 'Dcarn,ol.d
a,lu Sheriff Hoffman. Oaks had belonged to
tho notorious Crabsree gang Ut counterfeit
crs ut Knoxville. TENN. and had p!eauesl
guilty. In January, ls70. Willis waiting se,l-
sns. IIe vii! be taken back to TAnuessee.
, 1881-02-23

Sptttat Dlsratth 70 The ChltIg0 TFttunt-
DUBUQUE, H., Feb. :G.-Washlngton's
Birthday wns not observed generally III Du-
baquc. The Government and city offices
were open, md everybody was attending to
business. Flags were displayed u,, num-
ber Ut buildings, nnA In tie afternoon tho
schools were dismissed.
, 1881-02-23

I0ulsylLlE, Feb. :aa.-Jol,n VomlcrAe!da
will bo hanged ut Shelbyyila Friday for out
faglng aisd mlrderlny co!urea girl IN Old
hum County.
, 1881-02-23

AIUHUFIt OF x CtFJ4UIt1su MAN.
Llrr1E llocK. Ark. Feb. 1:.-Jne Bate
man to-.iny shut alll killed a negro tiray,An.l
named Tom branch. They quarrelc, ubullt
s0mlo cDttRn on thu wharf. md, after ettgry
w0uts, Brunch tnruw III IrUll sIseln at llute-
man, when Dhtcnl,,, sl,os HIN.
, 1881-02-23

constitutional, securely establish thG seeds II
Consumption IN the syston,. II ynu are in neol
Of remedy Tor any Lung truubr, ur T6roat
d!seuse. you WILL lind Dr. Jayues Expcqtorapt
always Pronpt aud Eulraclous.
, 1881-02-23
It)nJED NY IlIG1tWAYMES,.

MILWAUKEE, Fob. IA iar,ncr nainea
Gleason, ltear In Crosse, WIS, WIS rubbml
md fatally Injured by htgliwaymen wbIle
returning FROM .narkct with considerable
hUMty,
, 1881-02-23

uAlEsnuno. ILL.,. Feb. as.-Washlngton'a
birthday IL being observed by Knox College
here,
, 1881-02-23

STABBED IN rwENTY-TvO PLACES
CINCINNATI, O., Frb. GA teegrnnl from
Somerset, ky., says TINT on Saturday Harvey
Russellstartedf frum spelling g-lnatch to attend
speaking ut sonlp distance. Not returning at
the proper time, scarch was made, al,d ha
was fund by the roadside stabbed III twen-
ty-two pinces at,d hla skull s1ltastetl. Money
amounting to $50, his watch, and other nrll-
cles, are missing. Five men have becn ar
leaving the spelllng-tnntcll. Only clrcun,-
stNnelAl eyltGMco points tO theln Us guilty.
, 1881-02-23
RUSH COLLEGE.
The Annual Commencement Ex.
ercises Yesterday After.
noon,
a Banquet Of the Alumni at tho Tre-
mont Last Evening.
Who Wcro Present, md What They
SAitl mud Did.
THE COMMENCEMENT.

IL - AtgAH VI
The thirty eighth nn,,.lni commencement cx-
crciscs of Rush sledlcnl College wcro hold yes
tcriny nfternuOn III Ccntrnl Musc-tlal. Tho
l,al' was we'll 1lod by tho friends of tho grn.u.
atos. nsl toro woro On the platform FRS ,falncs
Ncrns Iiysie. John Z. Owens, j. &. Knox, /. N.
Dantortl, Il. ". Casc, l.. +. lt,gnts. Philip
Atotphus. iInnry II. LYNN. II. c. Nnmtll, Will
lain II. 1sytort, j. r. Iiuss. afoscs G,snn. Mr.
man nrIlge, n. 4. Nelson. Dc LaskIo Miller.
Jnmcs II. ftherIdgn. Edward L. Holmes, 4. d.
jacobsen, ". W. Allrurt. Chnrics r. parke. Wnl.
Ter s. IIniucs, md DR.. j. Albums Allen, Dem OF
tho Rush NotlicnI Faculty. prrssdct1.
Between tho different exercises music wns
furnished by tic Moznrt Musical Union.
Tlo 1scv. e. Il. Chimney, u. u. opened tho excr-
ciscs with pr1tycr, wten
TIT; sEC,sETA1sy's REPORT
Of tho college ycnr wns rend b. rr,'f. J. TT. Eth-
cri.'ge. II showed that during tho year thorc
ha,l boon sixteen students pursuing special
studios. 3l7 Junior aud Ii. Scnitr students. nak-
iny n toni of I0j. Tho number Of students who
remain In college, two mud three years vo!lnta-
rly is Increasing. Five years nro tho ctass con-
| tuincn ak thrcc.ycnr students atd efxty-cfght
two-yenr sti'dents. Tho prps9nt e.ss gontnsned
Lcnts. Thls showed I'M lncrcnsc or nenrly l3l
| per cent In tlyc years. Tic rrlm,rt also showed
that tic number of students presenting thoi1-
| 1nrnts werc superior WIS Hrns!unl1y increasing.
,lres hid i,cril delivered. and ~ clinlcuI and tho
,hcr # ho srvn5 ~ ;o ,srx 2lss n
:SM Durlng tho winter sesslun Just closing i09
tiltlAutfc lectures nnI l0p clinical lectures hntl
lcnil delivered, mid thu number OF hours spent
1y thls cas. a Tho unntomca! rooms md lnoor-
| TIT: GRADUATES
, 1881-02-23


1Ait,ers, Ity.trtE,tlr. II. S.
Anderson. Sl.tlltlGlT.
A,lllls. l;bcr I.nflder
4tnt2ttny. Frnnk
4trblrn, .I0el IIuiIle
liurIlctt. jnh,t llt,bnrt
I.,lscheItlcr. lFr,tt,klln P.
l!ntes. Charles Wright
1scckwItti EsiclItli1l Z.
Bedford, JnltlrA llossor
I!eIlcttIct, Albert V.
1srI,!lctt, .attsl1.l1 Jacob
Ililttllc, 'rtlt1Infls Cuke
lt.rkt11lF. David
l}lnCk. I;.!wli1 Thomas
itlthnl, Alfred
ltIl,udHs,utl. Cflilrics, rs.
lsLseluw. tsltuc StNygr
l!ut]rtiscllAtz, .I0!Itl G..
fttlUrsg. la,rGt.z1
NOytl. Charles Albert
lloyd, Js,sf,cs Nicely
ffrof1sull. t;terRo W.
Brown, William Henry
brown, William II. -
Campbell, Lawrence "
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, 1881-02-23

4. y. Jucot,son Tho llrst- nntlett Euntlelnan ls
tho weil-knOwn dentist, and tho degree IL tho
irst Of tho kind ever granted ~ this country.
lo1rnetl discourse, wns delivered by DR.. T. 9.
Clark, and rospondod 10 by prof. Dc Lasklo
Miller ..--..- ..-
Tho Dnctornte nddrcss was delivered by Prot.
]. Atlaiua Allen, tho President. after which DIR.
PARTS wiz presented with u Bot OF teWGlry.
Music ura braodIGtlnn closed tho cxerclsos.
, 1881-02-23
TIL: GRADUATES
woro then called uputi uistt presented With tho
1taJ1ni III, ,rtk,tnnnf9 Their untfipH nTG:

Krucll, f. j., 1'h, g.
LII l,nrr!cre, Pnul E.
L.,tnb, .To1,llthau e.
Leach Philip
LnrorKcc. Waller l..
Lester, William 4.
1.czott. George pnnna
Line, Thomas Henry
Ia,rtnbslrd, Charles i.
Lung, .1ohn Michael
f.t,vc, Epllrinn Whltl q
stnrttn. J. Lester, 4. u.
Sft!rshnfl, Charles Pope
Mnttltei, Alexander
afAuer, Atburt i.
Mead, Leonard C.
Meuk, .lt}hn W.
sicI3rItlG, Cornelius M.
.Mct'!e,iry, iIurnct.
McCOsnb, Henry Il.
slet;ws,ll, Samuel W.
Atct.v.ti.,.. I. ateH, Il. II.
McKuy. Wi!ll.ul Z.
McI.entl, WklllutIi r.
MpSeoI. Frilnk II.
Miller Charles 81.
Mitchell, Arthur T.
Morrison. i. Hurry
Milton. ChNrlua Il.
Moslalldcr, z. V.
Mui!t,w,ley, ". W.
Ntl,rtiock. Horace G.
Nei1s0n. Walter W.
Nicko!Is, George -.
t}t;s,ntscil. JAnlca N.
Ogden, Henry
OlJs. I3cnjt,tIlln II.
f'ntnter, William
l'cltrcu, William J.
Philip, ". II. ".
Pickering, hellhcn A.
I'Oisttus, l.oTlIt N.
Porter, Joseph L.
Preston. Walton II.
ltnndult, hubert 4.
ltiEKs. Icsao 7.
Roberts, Walter G.
le0tlgtrA. A1'>nxo L.
lst,llrr. Louis A.
1iuss, l'ts.trles f.
lltiss, TutllilI King
Russell, S1ltlltlea
S;Ittier, i'nlt.p
S,tuccrnlAil. Martin
Sci,iller. john u.
! HGliwl.rtX, EdWitl
SetrIes, Frank r.
Holnp!e. William T.
Sptstr1lctl, AnFon s.
| Slluw, Alfred Jackson
Shei,hurtl, Carleton 4.
sherman, Jt,hl, J.
! ahlf,s1l'st'' Chhrles =.
hltn'ss'sl. joni, y, a, ,H'
, htnethofs. :" Him u.
HteuI. WiillMfn W.
E;tcwnrt, Dnyid RI, NJ. 8,
t;tueltIrH. Charles ".
, Ewnr,nyC, r.. Ii. s.
. 'rni,Or. Fred i,
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, 1881-02-23

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-26
Csnsslidatien of Telegraph Cora.
nAniAz

New York, Jan. 25.-The case of Rufus
Hatch vs.. the Western Union, Atlantic &
Pacific and American Union telegraph com
panies, to prevent their consolidation, was
called in the supreme court chambers BY
Judge Barrett shortly after tao daily recess.
The matter came up on an order to show
cause why the temporary iniunctioas granted
last Friday should not be made
permanent, The chamber. where
the argument was held was crows cd
with spectators Mr.. Sewell in opening,
read the aMdaVit of Rufus Hatch, in which
tho latter said that the Western Union COM
psny charges less than the American Union
company to those points where the latt r
company had wires, but had maintainsd
them at the same rates to points where the
American Union did not compete with them.
| Counsel also said if thsse two compsnies
ware consolidated rstes woula be-
raised. General Wagner Swains, counsel
for the American Union TeleglapA comp say,
IN reply read the statutory act in relation
to the condition of telegraph companies
ard went on to read the atiidavits of Pres
dent T. I. Ecksrt and Secretary Clarke
Of tho American Union, stating the proceed
inss ofthe meeting Of directors, st which
consolidation was agreed on. They set
forth that twelve directors were present
and only one was absent; that seven-tenths
of the stockholders were favorable to consol.
idstion, representing 1854 out Of one
hundred thousand shares. They denied that
there was conspiracy between the stock.
holders and any other company to ds,lald
| Anv of tho sharphol1ars nf iha cnn.
pany in any way, or that such
conspiracy ever existed, The joint aflidavitl
Of Russell Sage, Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould,
and Washington Il. Connor, we're also read
denying the existing of any conspiracy in tht
consolidation agreement. The aflidayits oi
David Bates, first vice-president of the Amer
lean Union company, was read, in which h
said he believed that the consolidation
would act for the good of oil shareholders o!
the company, and denied that the public or
any of the stockholders of tho Americas
Union company would be injured in an,
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