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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28
AN INDIAN battlefield REVEALED
Mfr. FYnnlr Terry r,bo raaidaa On oh,

Mr.. Frank Terry, who resides on the
~oosa River, near the green Foster place,
vas in the city yesterday. AS is known
she Foster farm lies in 8 bend of the
river. Mr.. Terry says that during the
late freshet the Coosa flooded this place.
and the current that swept over it was SO
strong that in some places it washed off
the surface TO. the extent of five acres
q own 10 the clay. In one of these washes
g buried Indian battlefield was exposed
20 view. The ground was strewn with
bones. Nota human bone that one could
think OF but was to be seen on this long
hidden field of battle that the Coosa had,
es 1t were, so suddenly lifted up into
broad day. In addition to the bones
large number of Indian beads, varying
in size from an average hickory nut to a
small pea, were also found. In one place
an Indian pipe, carved into the shape of
human face, was picked up. As thefe
arc great many logs, so lying one on the
c8her as TO indicate that they once con-
lsuted fcrtitication, it is supposed that
these bones are indications OF, stubborn
indian battle having been tough: on this
gRot in the unknown past. Who can
eeipher these hieroglyphical records Of
indian history Rome Gay Bulletin.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28

-T used to be an odd Job Christian,
bct am now working full time," was
the remark of laboring man who had
been Eemiss in his duties, bnt had been
through revival.
= Henry Ward Beecher announced
from the Plymouth Church pulpit Sun.
day morning his belief that Baptism was
O uon-essential ordinsnce Of tho church.
Itwas pleasant enough and useful enough
but it . man died trusting in Christ ii
made no difference whether he had been
sprinkled or immersed, or both or nei-
ther.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28

in Edgefeld 415,24 bushels, and of
wheat 107,60S bushels in Abbeville
County. Tho greatest yield of cotton
per acre is in Marlboro the temperance
county, where it is 857 pounds; of corn
the largest y:eld is 1873 bushels In Ker.
shaw County; of oats 1872 bushels. in
Georgetown County, aud of wheat l2
bushels in Charleston County, the result
of experimental farming.
The figures, considered in the light of
the past, are very gratifying US showing
an improvement not only in the extent
of land under cultivation but also in the
manner of cultivating, but in the light
of what can b, done and is done else
where By Improved systems of farming
they leave much yet to be desired.
Cotton,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28
Secretary Blaine begins work viz,

= Secretary Blaine begins work viSo-
ronsly by note TO the British Minister,
calling attention to the m.srepresenta-
tions of the British Consul at Philadel-
phia, in rs.afion to the hog cholera In the
West, and dosi.tBg thatimrediate steps be
taken to correct the injury which the
report 10 likely to do to American trade.
Secretary Evarts intimated the move for
correction by note on the 7th os
March.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28

: MOdesty Is u guard to virtue.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-04-28

Charity may begin next door, but r
form should commence at home.
, 1881-06-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Iecms from tho Police Stntlonss
Charles lfurd and Frank 1tandnii, two young
men who claim to be circus oandy-butoherb,
were arreatod yesterday afternoon out OF their
room on hAlstad strcet. nenr Washington, by
Officers Heck nnd Dayts, to whom they
had boon pointed out ns suspicious CHAR
aetets. In their possession wero found q
lot OF cheap iewelry which they clatus to havn
purchased from a down town flFtn, about ao0
professional photographs. marked on the ro-,
verse Oriental Tea Company, Pa.; and about
one dozen boxes OF ciEars, Atty tu tho box, ltwas
by Offering those cigars for sale at 10 oents
por box that they t,rat attracted attention. Tho
police susrUct that the goods sfo 6tott1 atfd arc
'Ssssf AZ oxse L wuuted at the Central station tor
1,s sat ssss sss tsln@ins 1 Ill .uit. I'D ilxsed
VA rscovsred Gy Detootivs Thorpe y from %
coioreA thef, who wHs arrested Thursday
whl!o atsomptinE 10 dispose OF ;.yt, yety nns q.
@ wS.fe r. sS e Nc s sse sysss y
housn was cnturet, ny burglars early Thursday
oHnx Sn ,o9nGa o. nFs &C. ee
quite Industrious Of lato.
shot CGsrios FrodoFioksdorH, lis eon,pan1en u
a0as sa,oe, !sss s NJ 10 fastod sreet
s Sssad Sai It saoS and. rs iiatss w aaabie i
furnish that amount, no went 10 tho County jail.
Ur. Van ccrtlies that tue Injured young man
il In preuar!otiR condition. and that IN grcap
majority 0t casos such q wound ~ hc recotFcd
would prove fatal. should he recover. however,
It IL uulte likely tint hb Will nut prosecute The
pf1kOher. ..-...... ,.. ~,
Leonard E. Wees, lately connected with tbs
Western t}ecorat!nR Works, \ ooncern nnnake1
by 0runowalu s. schmidt at No. E8l wabash
avenue, IL looked up At tho AFnlory chAfkao
with iafuany. In collecting sunary outstanonH
ACCOUNTS and EoGketfnE tic pfneecds. tt0 WtA
appear borose Justice Wa!laca thta mprntug.
Tbs stleak-thef who has been going the
rounds OF tho West Division. Katnug eutsanoo
to hpuspa hu had punnol tO pluuIef w gepro-
sonttnY hiMself ~ having been sent OUT w 80
xna company 10 V1amlnu tho r1etrts An1 Pup.
conuuouons, WIS utevorty captured ct ~ = Uoa,ok
yesterday tn0rniug IN his room ut No. ~ ,m most
Lake atftot, by Officers Knyrslse and !!ll!on*
lie RIvpa the nAHD OF Walllam aintofs
but IL knnwn ut tho 6uatdthg-Aoa
al IpuIe V1u favon, q carpenter who cAtne 70
this city only four weeks ago frotn Now Jeseey;
in lii rpoul wero found u phwnttckot for Yo!d
watch md chain valush nt slUo. wh.oh nG stole
on Tho t0th frou. tho residence or 4, NJ, LaHas.
etsu hyu ttaEkin rings, and some .1oaa Aep e1ot
OF jawely atoiell Oh tho afteCnt!on Of tee IL
from the residence OF Mrs. Fullard. % NO. 61
Elizabeth street, and Il watch. ring. aiio IONS
jewolry atolen thu following day fsum tae resi-
Gvnco Of Mrs.. Iiaksr, No. soS West Monroe
strpet Mrs. LeWi1' watch Waa sscqveron ~
Michacts pawnehop. at the corner or Madison
and kAnKAnUu RtrpUt5.
, 1881-06-04
An independent Line to Chicago
for the Erie via Mar
ion, O.
Has Gould an Interest In tho New
York, Chicago & st. Louis
Hoad7
Charges of Discrimination md
lSxtortion Against the South
ern Pacific.
Authorizations Of a Lively Time at tho An
uual Meeting Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee l. St. Paul.


+, bo. nj a,ony i,oo,, Tho ncnrrn1 "n,o,on I'm,
tho Now York, 81. Louis $ chIcaso lsatIraaa IL
layas to aivc the ,attrr % nj, ins,cpenant oat. OUT
int IN f.h,copn, int Intr n,alonmr,,,s s,..,, :,
,,s .,a ~ .o ""s"'ues M s.,.. suv ~
eoHetrnctton of this rjast. unless 1t ntcans to
l,uye two lines to Chtoa9o,-onv by way Of jtuf-
falo over tho New York, st. Louis & Chicago.
Atlantic Groat Western mud the ChlcnRo at.
iautlo Hallway. IL Is now reportcl on pretty
signed giving tho Eric and tho Now YORK; pcnn-
sgssa ef ths hicen" %,oa1 ,ne
nxno,,.ir.s % IIcdar m M. "rronuounnt ro ;,,o
stoak or tl.o conmny T II pla:e,, IN trust and W ~
volea Dy trnstees hMuaea ~ tilo contract. M Mno
rS 70 aasry oi I'm a es q v Io ho
tbe .,ow r,al. and tiur!ns is eol,:traeton 1ttlo
company Ei'arante@Gs @ inc interest upon nc
west 70 Ghieige distance q a !n'e;. was i!r:t
IN and oias nss W. ssr f so
,isas wsTs es!nesse.' Wit! f' ',esi,sd @ i w.
nnose agrcef'sant; Tne centract Tor building tha
@ xerk u i e ~ - ssmSesee @ # osss: a sad r.S i
- tno htenaon 20 nava 1uo foaa eolnrletSsas ss ant
70 hor r"nEg gnn @Faef afs tt tho sn suHr s o. ss;, IT, n
siancss tho Er'q has anything to 1H With M ts'e
NGw hofx. u itoas 4 GnieaRo itatrtnu; inr.
1e!nS rGsoneloto tof tno 'nt1rsst On tho noas
aartIy compelled to turn oyer NJ its patronage
10 tne tast. litnlcM ra1u: NGw tnat It y anito
rq ar 1I e n tao sn Mgw 13i! ~ ~ ~, ,f IEo M
EELs, tnG t!eesuGn nrlses, III wnnse interest u
tnia rtau polne bti,ttt II IS eortnisiy nntaA1.
, 1881-06-04

tim of tho grim traffic TO tho sontrDard: but,
for tho tts'st part, tho roatls nhnr9 u she pool
htls(ti1ss.
Tho Lima oorrespondent os Tho Fan Franclscoo
Mofxys reign hero Is now dnwntns IN tho pco-
!s!,'h eni :, re ts,sslsra,H,e at. f ths 'ss
the scl,ts nr tho r0nt1.8
Tia otnIrrunt business sttll continues very
henry. Tho luke ;horc Nontl brought In yea.
terdny k3rrn c,lr.1'mis. continuing nB0it 40
a'"i.t u.s. and tho M;uhiaas cestra % apot,t :5.
l!s :in4l! ,inber Ut thys rs'na.. M n GAeaS
Wcst aud tho Northwest.
THO satest publication by Mr.. c. X. lord, Con.
eral Passenger Agent Ct the baltimore X Uh!o
itutlroad. q ent!tle,i The ~ m"f,a!titnors & Ohio
I%F,ss. 1 il yery nsatiy xattsn 10, md eansaIas
tlnl'orAtc dcs:rfp;1on@. with hnudsnns lII,lstra.
tfun4. of all t!1e sum!t1sr resorts reaGttd by,tho
lishct1 with tho usnat nufnllcr uf humorous
l,t s!il,'ounts. x.n"Fatly known tn baltimore i
The Chicago. BURLINGTON Z Quincy isaIlroad
fr,m shn Fox litvHr to Sterling. md ano.hor
tass ;e sertnS Il IL "heet anees ~ @ r
lMsn ths territory u the Slllvankce i IL Patii:
nS ht.ina1" NM. rs"p.e w ~" so s,,.a ps'.a
the sl!1wat,kec 4 st. t'hul IA constantly. .en-
crOachnX upon thrsr territory. aud Is building
lilies southward In tho sane territory.
Mir. James smith, General Freight Agent Of
tho Chicago & Alton Nallroad Company, hhs lust
!ssucti ii circular announcing that. coinmni!otnR
1Hea.!ar hext and until further natice. q TIFFANY
refrlrefntnr- chr Will lehyo ChtcnRo OF THeAlAy
Ut cach week nt y. III. to carry butter. rRgs.
md Ot&lor pcrtAsinb,e ,rnInrty. except fish, fresh
l,cnt. and vch cascnsscs. from Chicago. ionttae
aud Intermediate points destined TO EAst III.
Jonfs, Ut. ItD,Iss, or beyond. Consrnments for
way stations must not lie Innctl in thla car.
Tho rnto 10 Enat ~. Louis on shipments tfans~
ported In this eur will be 20 cents per 100 pounds
.
, 1881-06-04
04ymber Not hloeplnxs hWt suffering
from n KtAegursd Skull,

ALLxNTOWN, Pa, Hay 1i.-~tt y now 1oMnItlY
sstAbiiahpd ihAt John uuynb9r, the sluep-
lnR Hungarian at shs County AtMlahoY!as:, !!|s:
has a nu time been tla -, eFance; ,,s 9ot
don of tho bruin. which 4 exp!osea to snd
In his dcath ID a fuw aays. After sleeping fgr =
ooyoroj nu nbBcess forming on blu head three
iuohes lonx, aud ~ w,ds. Their sxamin4ions
also showed that bis skua! had beSn fractured ~
not Yot boom asvertaInod. On Friday last
tho absocss was. lallued. Ills suucsinxs
sueu,u4l r,lfhcr ~ l1 augmented. me
al,socss hus boooma \ runuluv seEo. iio Is quito
helpless, Ills attenahnts htlnK compelled toealsy
hl1n about. Hv yelusys DyUry kind ot nourlth-
mani. and food in liquid form il torocd through
Dis unstrtlS. Yesterday It WIS also dlscoyesea
inpi,s. which necessarily xeoatlY a1.rayatea hia
, 1881-06-04

ATLANTA, Ga, juno A-News OF l!orrl.
bic death from burning reached Attanta to-
day from Coyingto,l, thirty miles from this
city. a. child Of man 1lameil Stratten lind
ita clothes cntcli IN fire, md while III this
condition Adnlno Davis rushed up for tho pur-
poso OF exttngu!shlng lie tfamea. Whft0 en-
Raked In this tnRnner hor oIothos b0cam lgnited.
md the lives Of tho two unfOrtunntcs wore de-
1trpyru by tho LnmcH.
, 1881-06-04

Houston, Juno ;k--Tto reorganization OF the
Texas Western Marrow. Gnugo Railway was per-
fcoted to-lay and formally transferred to tho
new management. Tho stookho!dcrF cioctcd
tho following o,lccrs: President. U. s. Grant;
Secretary J. u. Tracy; Executive Committee,
Gen. US. Urant, H. Victor Newconb. Joslah c.
Rolf: Dtrectors, usn. u. s. Grant. II. Vfotor
Neweon,b,. Joaa haley, Col: Fred D. Grant.
X. Mclihenny, j. &. Tracy. Tho Aetive opera.
uous begin at oneo ou tho construction OF the
road to lilo Graude.
, 1881-06-04
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

u
Coroner Matson yesterday afternoon paid A
visit to Park Ridge, suburban station on tho
Northwestern 1load, inst this alde OF Ues-
pla,ncs, for thu purpose Of holding m in
quest upon the bodies Of John uud Mary,
Ntemann, m old couple who had been struck
and lnstantnneously killed by lightning Thurs
day afternoon, white driving homo from Chicago
from irving PARK. Tn ,nn,,est wns bn at tho latn
.na aesns"n M DIV ,1ae" .o nas ao
and unprelondlng tarm. honso about u milo die
tant from tho station. Hero were gathered q
evidently PRODUCED very profound Impress
''1a. a. .oou a. the place VA. reached, tho Dart,
wore sbovn ~ M into % tho barn. Wnoro tho ID iecea.ca
Iii lay at ress ia Tho wagon in which % snoy hsd
nature were evident, especially In the case
~ bs ,err,h,, H., .to a.aa;., ,,,,, na,s-
~ os .sss,o soatseu W .as eee1tio nu,a naa "
having set fire 10 the upper part Of her dress.
The bodv vas clad ycry ncatJy: n bIack W n,oteu
snavl betne thrown sro,nd n Iipht -eoloroa I3 stu3
dress. About three inches below tho right arn<
pit tho shawl was slightly singcd,n small round
ho'e ABOUT .ne sze o. dine having peon oarae$
"""'' poac" W te.7 tuo a.ese' '.sn oataeu' uuS
to larger oxtont, was found to be torn open1
polnt hsI been almost ent,reiy , consumed, ] ~ aay1
avfgorna. rtsn ~ h ,,r t,an,, ~. f.. ~ - ~
ss'uIAses ~ "'a' " VA AaA oeo. .cut ~ eo'IsoAos
INC uaek aud shonlueFs, anu. IN fact tho ~hot4
at tho ttxht side Q the body, were
srAxEp ny THE ELEorr,fc ct1Rnrsr.
,,h,oh S,st.s1 ~ rano,-st,r.. thn 49,. r.. II
mot .ns'sso tn ~ ~. III. oo5s =
IDENTITY spread md run in divided streams along
tha flesh Where 1t had had tho enrli est coptans
with fhc t1eet1 Icf.hlnck srnt nin,rt Inn sixr m
md abSut M ROUND as n 8jivcr joIar ,+ns ylgih3e
nf1d from this brnnrbeJ nit over back and
ehouluar and breaet and tlInn tf,fV and irrpRtl-
larjy- branching tnjn lines ii the same cHIor.
This psealarly-,narkod discolosaaon, vhieh
Of leath wns Ot,its different from that whicS
had been caused Uy tho burning which followed
the lightning stroke Tho Hatncs Of
TIE ,lEnlteu clothing bad scored tho
lclt eae lEou tue nscK Gnwn. IcAVlnR y ln PnIta
!tRht, hnu IN tnrts uedp, brown. NOtWla-
6landlHH inc ttrElDle nHtHtG OF tho agency WHICH
bad aecomp!!sbcd the otd lnuy,s doath+ me e1-
pIessloh Of 1oe lAco was rcffectlX chttn an4
peaceful: III lact' pleasant otnie pIaycd
nronnu her mouth. Whtlc not suspsc!on or als-
tortion marfed tho sercno repooc OF tho othas
features: ,.-.,.,
- chretul examination Ct the Old gentleman's
uOknlng ano person 1m!!cn 70 feyeal my tousca-
ton or wnerg tho ilgntnsng haa aone 1ta HorE
IN nle case: INC appearance Q! tna Iaee 0ouia
not nave peen unpleaeant nna II not peen tnaH
tho su0uslon OF blood, not diHagFoeabIy distinct
dikco!2r the features, which were OF almost o
oi4e.blRck hue.
The eyi1enee brought OUT nt tao infaesf
enoEea tnat Vt. Nletah: ngea ~. anu nis Wlte.
hgea h9. notn def1nhns. nau Deen 70 Lh!ca1o ln
tho morning. where they md disposed Or !oaq
, 1881-06-04
CAUGHT IN a BELT.

MusKxaoS, Mich. June 3.-A boy named
Henry Sctio1z met terrible death to-day Mt
Wood s. Co.'s mill at Bluffton, noar tho
mouth Of Mu8kegon Lake. lie was eM-
pioyed about tho mill to keep itclean OF snw-
dust, but at tho tt'no Of tho Incident he went
10 tic assistance Of two mon WHO were at
tempting to ntljusr bolt OIL n pulley. With
out warning echofx was caught UP by the bolt.
ali reoovnition one leg waa sotp fro,s. the btsjy,
'And bbth ut1ns anu Aosg' wbfb broken. Passing
through tho pulley, ho was thrown to the ground
with dull, sckoning th1d his almost llfe!ess
body shivorfn9 with horrible agony. Iie died
almost instantly.
, 1881-06-04
ILLINOIS,

1pseAI Hs3a{th 70 Tks cRltdea 1F15d61
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, June IA ha!!'storm
last night did good deal OF damage To the
crops aill trees III the country northeast Of
Bloomington. Salna hat-Btones measured
six inches In circumference. Windows were
pretty generAlIy smashed wheru not protected.
WaEun rains hnve been followed by wUather an-
KuIusly cold, md threatening frost o.niHtt. 1t
il hoped thAt tho rain and drop In temperature
viii put 40 eud to tho RaFaKus Of ch!nch.bAgs.
, 1881-06-04
LrooErr, A TERRIBLE KICKER.

I.E0GETT. a TERRIBLE KICKER.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, June3.-TAa Gazette's
special from Lonoke, Ark, says: Jake Leg
gctt and Henry Martin Rut into dispute yes
terday about i o'clock. Hard words passed.
Tile former kicked the latter tn tho face,
bsu!slnE him badly. cutting Il tleep gnsh In bis
ohln with a heavy boot. They cl!nchetl. but werc
nurse and esoapeA. Martin was probably fatally
iriurHd,
, 1881-06-04

spfeta NFpaFth 70 1hs chsea0o 1T1buns.
Lup1NaroN, Mich, June IA mob Of
Ave or six hundred met Mcdonald, the
alleged murderer Of James Cotbln, at the
dock last evening. and made sonle denonstra-
tons towurls iynohing. but no orfanlzod at
tetnbt was made, and the oilc0rS Jailed th0Ir
maui. No examination yet
, 1881-06-04
UNDER THE WHEELS,

Special Dtspateh to Jns Chicago Tribune.
Ci1KRoYaAN, Mich, June "a conductor
by tho name Of Lawson was run over to-day
Rboyo tho kneu. Hts rouuyory IL doubtful.
, 1881-06-04
TWO CRIMINALS KILLED,

DALLAS, Tex, June 3,-Molton and Uaker,
notorious burglars aud house thieves, were
Killed yesterday in Hayes County by the
Deputy Sheriff while resisting arrest. The
the parties hhvc been ro1bng stotcs, private
rualdenoes, and running on stuck for eighteen
months.
, 1881-06-04

CIHo1NNATl, O.. Juno h-Albert Nathan. bro
kar, to-day CLOSED negotiation By which syn.
.ilpato OF 1sastern and Uhlo capitalists bought a
controlling interest In tho Kentucky censral
li4iirpad. Tha purchasers aro q. ". Ilailon, OF
lioaton; George It. Suvay, Samuel Thc1paA, G. 4.
Ilrsco, Il. II. L. LeynaI, aud John L: Martin:
Tho prlco pnd is % @ Ge,,ts tor e9mmon st2ck and
Ly 81, WV, ,N0, tho whole amount ho!ng 85,0o0,uN
, 1881-06-04

9pse!at Dispateh II 1a4 Chttaaa Tribune.
GmEhH hay. Wis, june a~-lt has Eained
three days 80 far this week. Everything Is
Rrowing lIyoiy. Tho prospects Of small fruit
atO very rood,
, 1881-06-04

ST. Louis. June 3.-KlnK aud Fitzpatrick,
the alleged rpbbols Of GHn. Grants baggage,
woro transferred from tho calabooso to the
1atl to-day, under warrant awora out by Do.
ieptIYu Hyarf on behalf OF tho Iron Mountal9
lkrpely.
, 1881-06-04

LorpoN, Juno A-Thu City Vt Paris and Utopis, :
from Now York, and Waldunsian, from boston,
have arrived out.
New Yuux, juno h-Arstvea. the AEsspes
from LONDON, aud tho Republic. from tAseFeoot;
Give. fspal Philadelphia
, 1881-06-04

EXPLOSION OF a STEAN-TANK.
apsetal lHspatth TO TIT Chicago Tribune.
BOONE, 1a., juno a.-The stcaui-tank In
tho rendering establishment Of ]. Stevens Il
Co., located southwest of this city, explotlel
this morning, Instantly killing NermRn Fry, and
lifting tho roof OF tho building.
, 1881-06-04
4 FATAL 1tUG EXPLOSION.

SANDY HOOK, N. j., juno 8,-Ths tugboat
Jake Brands was blown up oft here this
mornln8. The engineer was blown overbonr.i
and drowned. His Bun WIS fatally lulurod. The
rest OF tho crew Wer1 eQypd.
, 1881-06-04

COLEMAN, Tex, June ga man supposed
to be Lee Nelson. who murdered Jalnea
Hurnc4, At Ntuota, Tex, was arrested to-day,
He claims 10 be 4 business mAn FROM California.
, 1881-06-04
sone Of tho Joints we're catkcd and soma

wore nat"
~, 8. UA1T, WOODS.
,,f tim at,nuor. 1t,iv.n.. ,,,t,o ,,,., u,x+
s,vnr nv w ..s ,.H ~, !,oM1ss WiA ieAs
s,,on ~. ihte wHhWiIa MS Ypssel ~ NonIiAlns
WIEn tnc ylGtofHl tH,sStt. !le 1tntitru
hotlllnR specially. wrong a'nnt, flcr cll!.
ihE up, bit nfiHr she Ind passed he snAy her
caht over na l|,OU9t, Uyur1Nilc,l, a'l,ers
svMn n llttlp wntgr Dycr Irr ilrct, M fI,o
I,nssetl liu, hut [ md int titfnk it,crn ,yus
ntly tInnWrr i,S i, stnntt r,"nficri nuv nn"
msf.f,w ,'n :" ~ t"nt ~, Viot,f, ~, ",.o w
yilO ,vns ,u,sstf,r. M. Stewart simrn tail
tllH liG did, Int [ ,tu,,'t r.t1euINr
ills tDtnr xo 'rlrrr IL M aivt,n1
in tho r,'tt for rc,ainT n vosstI nftnr shH ina
passed, After sbD iofi Won}utia thG ytnfrrIn
innde hruvy l.ttcf, M aho turned ttu fa u,ii,
not. think thu neul,jert wns t,nslsrIi IL tic
nntion t,f lin r,,5,.r II ewfnt,,ntt III oro,sni
ard tin wy,,i,t ,,f t,t nf,,t,ln III TN ,.nor rrE
Thought It yns III nrnrt,s r., o. 1,,.sr M fir
Tho unl,eo ui tho satxer wns tic luni an m the
upper deck. '~' '''S w.
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=. lHt"ht s'th M1thi M.l'!' oVElt.
, 1881-06-04
SATURDAY, d. 1ss1-sxrEEN

freight chnrxoa from CALIFORNIA, had nsurc,, tho
as .e' ;s'ys .t i i:s}ca ii ism,, :an ssaS ;5
snn 10 r;ceiye'i .lircet!y. truf aan yfaesi:ct,:
narthcr % ro,tn NV, n Yunq iIr tnrea aud inc: ii
ecnis u tos"f, whc,, tic chatvc irosn aaa F1An-
.fsn to run,n wy nn1y t,tG. m hNlt ecnt lr.s EcT
slilu onco informed tho Navn,la I.cy'.laturt, That
nnly grHat minds like hi3fF&h col,ll successfully
nrn"s VIII ~ y" b., rrod 4G, itnt ftS aS nn tr y
n,lt"r tlnl. hin1srff utterly at scn whctl he nj.
tonpt, t. expnn the son!hs',n i acIo i .S,, Irxt
which have et''rctt~l from sclsc,lults Ant ttek"t
ssfsiors xS s4 r. cdscre ss rse e Ell Ths Tho sss sy
.xs't ,,.y II san Franos.p. Informs me TINT
to chicaao ars sfe' naias as Iy thn
northrrt,. Tho cost 0f n tlrst .eas. sItsaRe hnng
SiM;" ; srenn.class ss a9a thlr.c!ass $500
int!e,, tn Los AnEees. wen wa. i'1fnrtnc'l that
iho ratsa to Ghc',vn ,vtra thu srg,e ~ frptn San
ycic. H. rx tn, ss'' Fn r n 81. t'"ie i s 's ess
to Chicago .ec.nel to ynry inyursely with ihr
:l!.!nnce. Al Yf.,ia. m miles on tho run5 from
tickets wcrs aold from, that athsHce, but that If
,a.rt ,Ta.listi Gao T., Cb,n.E9 snHll pt'rena.n
es !" IS,aS ssst SHM q MfKt Knas s c cx for cf
md friHn Kansas Clty to thennt tnr SIAM.
,nnk!nx thn cntire ehrrac tsr 'irst .s|s:. t!ekst
th"n ~ thr,h ~ .t1H rrn, ann VI r",I. % n'"
t,rsn,as ,ts,m1n tnN n,Itn. oa' 'msns, M
miles tle1rer chleago thnn sa,, FrAnclsa,,, was
ChcnutI yns xIi,;J. t,r u,ily flsl Iuss thnt frun
HNn Frul,GiacD. while tho lten1 rlto tD aan Fran
Glscn waa no icss fhnst sv' ~ taet the traveller
"itnr nrr,vtmr ~ ~, "ttnr m nn".. r,n"I,,d" r.
continue hs journey to Chir,,9 his twD tickets
would et,st him glNj70. ur f, 10 snf,re thnn lf he
nna pnfGhhse.s alfHto tnrnl4n :!eket; was
;n thro" .,1nta. s 80 ,Mm,, fia,~i,w "a IL.
Vegas, ind nuy Il t,Cy trket nj cnch oi tho ppntY
u tho next Onn named, the 1tltre trip frnn Ean
sfnnG,scn Ch!ctno wotiltl eo't ine o icss than
stn";o o ,r 10 aaTe ,Tt t" ~. " a,ts I1gast,,a
That II sh0l,jd nrenk the j0urnry If, srycruj
other places. und pirut,nsa il new Ticket every
tit,lf.' thnf tln!ees wern . isni,ans9 King would
15a., 'ts,n Whj, G' y ~, ~ ss,1 ~ ~, arle1.tn
that russcnvers md frelrnt cpn be currIc,i
NJ cheaplv III ArzOnn nnd NGw Atcxit,
~ III ,.ll iustern Slate VT II IA
sh, ~ ,'. ~, H.. tns !us, ~ rn * - Ea.ss
t,nnatn 'ururs s sm1 nnwbrr. l,n n,inwnI h Il,
,n ny III I,nn tio ny .c,t,,.
Mnts t;ntnorr 1""ii}n t.t,n,,,ani"s nra virtIaiiy
Tie The sae co'npany as ~tt t~o e tno
s,nu rts,,n HI, FrSy1rI."o IN. ,nii.s -, uenn.,y
inra iii ir,,,uii i ~, ,,ttnnntitinn T. H. froIw..
on2' Tnrm. .nh liz ~ ,,nust ratns ,,, ~ ~ vnu
vii mn iM rnm"at"I .ihn ,Ms,rin hnre inn,
nasi nroaatc nj ra,,aa snr cf,npalGt. MI # r. e
bo honrJ tnt tl,cir roltet viii cnIno In the com.
plction Of ii, In1ppentlent road 10 snn Frmneisoo
III <no henf l"tuee' A. IT. W.
CHICAGO, ,M1LsvAulKEE d. 81. PAUL.
Mr1wsuxnr, Je June s.-The % ant,aal meet meeting Of
thn i.ha,t at,ln,,.oo T. q. 1,.;st t,,na ,,.i1I -
, 1881-06-04
pFTRnt FILM,

TITUsv1tI.R, Pa. juno R--Ou opeo0d a. slAs
htyhua&, 6'x, loweds. SIN: closed. aHs ss'p-
tncnts, Jl0o; rlhs, mono. I
, 1881-06-04
ELOlsED.
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Apse$al Hspntth to tn GAtsaeo Tribune.

81st1a| H9poftk to TN CAata9o 1F1tUNa.
LINCOLN, Neb., June a-Tiiere WAS con-
siderable excitement In this city to-day over
the discovery Of the elopelnent OF n proln!-
neat hus!nass nau namcd Woodbury. with \
married woman named LIeboid. The parties
left lAst Thursday morning.
, 1881-06-04
A GRADUATE OF FIVE POINTS.
Ar<etai Q{udfth Ia IAk fhIeaao Itfhunk.
EDGAR COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
6rkrfaf ptsrattA 10 Ihk EAfsa1o NtbtlftAs

PARIS, ILL.,, June S.-The Edgar County
JaIi contains nlne prisoners The intust VIC
tim Is John Shubard, arrested at Rnshvil)e,
Ind, ycstertlay, for making way with slG0
belonging u ow.bonsder nt tho Commercial
Hotel last Sunday. Young ltedman, shot last
Saturday by Atnoa Wright, dellcs precedent In
refusing to lie, aad Ia axpectel to recover.