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, 1881-06-16

lLL-HEALTII AND DtcST1TUT1OE.
Special Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune.
1.lTrLE Rock, June t5.--The tlcad bn.ly ot
ANt01ne Vngel, who resided six miles south
Ut LtttIe luck, near tho l}rodio Creek, md
who Inns been missing since Inst Saturday,
WINS found this morning nt,0ut hnlf Il milo frr'n,
bis Into residence. THO houy wns proppc1 up
between the hranchoB OF q fallen trev, With tho
hend thrown buck. a revolver wne lnytn9 noross
hA right 1cn Afld llGt III flEa hrtIin. The cAusU
OF suicide WIS iIl.hguItl, mud ucsttution.
, 1881-06-16
LICENSED To ORGANIZE. >.
gpfeLa} DisouteA 70 J&S Ch(ettao Tffhun.

BPNIkaFlElI. Ill.,. Juna l3.-Tho Secretary OF
slateso-tlay issued licensps TO organize. ~ fol"
lows: American Manufacturing Company, Chl-
caso; capital. 4l6o.0oo; corporations, Chne!as II.
KirAham. Edward L. nrsws1er. and Frank D,
Oruy. Absolute Milling & Mlning Company,
Chicago: eapstai, *70Q.00: corpatators. ". X.
stune Mi! Works a1d Manufacturing Company,
Pars: S%HpItal % $pa0 e9rt,1sHG..!,";ss. @ sG.,;' Charles
VIrgiliia Park Asxoclation. Virginia; capital,
3.,uu; cortDrAturs. 1t. W. HAbourn, George Con-
UvUr, and J. N. urtdloy,
, 1881-06-16
tfs1fkE{;O12, IN.

NlcGnEao1l H., juno l5.-A tlressn,nkcr
named jennie L. Williamson tried to CON.
nit Suicide tllis morning by throwing herself
Into tho river frun Il sklr. Sho wns rescued by
n boatnnn atitl tnkon to her buarlng- -hfn,so,
whcre, suuit nftpr, sho triad to throw herself nit
Of tho window, but lid not ss1ccrcd; tllcm ae
toNk hnit MI 0lincn OF lhtidAnuln. hut tho ply
sieian sMeea nor 1ffe. Ehe IL u handsome young
orphM,l of Houa hnttts.
, 1881-06-16

ASSAroI.1s, June l5.-Tho following cnll-
alfslates for cadet mkIsitpl!le't llavu been
placed: Edward TIIien. Uhlo; II. =. Ness, I'nnn.
sylvana: j. q. shindol, FcnnBslyanta; W. =.
Scott rennsylynnla; non1an,ln Jaoona, Knnans:
X. y. tnlnley. Missouri: u. +. Leo Gibson. Nils.
souri,; II, u. IrcRtlWny, Illinois.
, 1881-06-16
1sYtSf JACOBS.

sptetdl Dspatth to The Chfraee Trtannt.
OnEHoS. Ill, .tune l5.-Afr. Pyntn jacobs.
long identified with tic best interests Ut tlis
city, but for many years n,l invali1, died ut
home In Orcaun this morning at tue aRo OF 81.
Tho ilcceAag,l was fathcr at tho Hot. Judge JN'
c0ba Of this city. mud tnthor-ltl-nW Ut thu Hon.
N. A. Mix. lccGAactl.
, 1881-06-16

Special attention Is calIe.l to tho Royal Owl
cigarettes. T,is hrand Ut MI ltaynna cigar
,ettea Is Stratton d Storms lntest ul,l best
production. Sold By nfl dealers.
, 1881-06-16


Spsetai Uisuateh n The Chtenoo Tribune
An1uAS. A1icll., .IunH t5.-.Iosepll q. Ire-
laiM!, agrtl IL, and resident of thtslcounty
for the past forty years, died this evening OF
vArnlysls Of tho brnfn. ncccnacti wns fnthor Of
@ rsc e. rs'aa csy ca'toT o tns nvtrolt los
, 1881-06-16
SAMUEL t,1tiNGHAM.

apseldt Dtspasen to Tne Cateaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jnne 15.-Sannllcl llrtME-
hant, WIN was lMrt by the falling tlnbers Of
the ul.t Courthouse Saturday, fingered until
Inst Night whom hn .,tctl,. nover having rallied
frnnn tno effects Ut The Injury. I1u WIS iii Odd
Full0W nnd man Of fMtnlly.
, 1881-06-16
RELIGIOUS.
The Program OF the Lake Bluff
Association.
The Baptist Nesting at Oak Park-A
Proposed Consolidation,
LAKE: I31,t}IrIf.

| AAo o"P'As' 40o7S'"6 Nv Wv" A"'h -
Proposed o0nsolfdat'on'
| ----
,,,, -. .,.,,. nAKE :, ,,huTr: I,,, ,.,,,.,,,.
'.' ,,;.,r a,,.'',. "" .,, asv
ss4e hnYo % no oast rn r tro 1s
asc. though by M 'no's what t,,oy l.ayo do.
aa,sas'", w!th tno iske mum sat.ro:!ts, Or
,"n tho ana nst"to.I ,;'s. .ksts "y ha y.
pr.,sninont,y @ enttfsI viii, % varlous m ei,,rcnes
oea,s.i not o,'y here ] hut Ut v4rl"'!s , p"'.ts
so.or f's .,,at tu r"sl"so Of ss'"ollsn.
..s0c,ut,on rss'p Ws for,uc e"rt"r .si's md
hont!titul sln scGutttl just nort!l nf Lake, For
II kg Gnnnty ~ te wtst @ spro tp Of ka
summer. resurt waa tint or securing tlltaha
rluce fur tho hniinH ot t!ltl,'cr conventions
sa To'i.ai iat%ns Tus III ',tsrtriso was ID.
~, s, H., snI III y, nv, IN. III a's.Fa
xat%n,n .it', t II within lin j,lat ty', v,ars' MI.
witastamdtru many tlisGtnrilEfnx Textures, f,u-
prnXcinents hive be.n Molr frt,n yct!r e yr'!r;
n,aaM att ~" t0efe"re rc"ly '"a'T at'r""uo'ls III
:ht, Drst snrlcs or mcetlnu4 II, bo t,cId Mt .,,,p
lllitrs tliis ycr will l'r tho summer Assembly,
ur whit has irrc0foru knGt. kilowii ns ING attl.
ns''y; ,.y Il & w % Unves" iii i!'s Ky
.s;"r.,n ~ lin HGv. I II. f,iiImrt III II SjlwnuEur
lts u,rt,ss IN pornps ncst ,lescrliua If, Il rccurt
authorized AMnn4ncctnent: "Ihls hlfiunt Hhtl.
Gr!iH Ut uMis pGnn!s ~ aorus ,opporta,nity 10
r..s: ~ fnr,,, sm,i ran,.v slnvhtf'1 "',,,t,un.
niircs: Il, stiniute tho ufclicctuni ntt! spirit.
uni ltsc; and t0 ubtnn knuwetKe nf
new lnethods. employed ~ pr,,suo',tng tho
.'w,t,,,1 inn cony,n"pon". cunfn5enc"! co,,n.
cils Institutes nil, 1svOtiult3 II full ururrnn1 t,f
viii Which iii Ge svan ia sio public with, q rev
,lr. At.,t,i,r tiltso a(rondy engaged To uptcur
Hrt. tho nrv +. il i,jllmrf. 1T siiwMukcc: ii1snWn
Merrill Uf Gh,cnKu; tho liyv. 4. ii, Ft,,sler, H.
H.. Nuw furk: Dir. i, y, Oalrbtltlcr. f;r,,nkjyu:
! thp lfuv. T. H. V1ucci,t H. H.. Nov York. ffts,tl,1
Eullotys, Ghiuaan; Tie ifuv D, ii. Whcujcr.
! editor Uf lid I1tthMltst. Now YUrk: I'rUf Urif.
iii, DF tic LIKE F.,roat iJujvernltY: f,rnf H. H.
| thIsrtnneK uf tho NOrthwt.srHrn 11nlyrrs13v.
, 1881-06-16

REM0VAl-HAttS SAFE 4 LUCK COMPANY
Have renewed to
OF Washington Rtreet.
betwccn DGarborn md StAte.
4 largo limo Of nll kinds 0f snFcs,
, 1881-06-16
Mx1l<nI4lGES.

FU!TuN-FAfHON-Atth tho rss.tiunro ut tho brido's
1nutlVr, sJl WubnAhnY., ly the {tuy. ltr. lst!ugr
ill., ]. i. iuiton and Nl.s Marcia II. FayAan. Nj
Cutttk.
, 1881-06-16

"IkouElt OIL lentx.''
The thln9 dcslrel G.,l,nl at lust. Ask drug
Rtsla for ltuuRh on llNiB It clcMra uut rntA
nice, ruuchc8, tlIca beltugs. jHe boxes.
, 1881-06-16
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

IN GENE1,4ALn
JAME9t'tMEI,C,S, f.Nrion, Ia nt tho Trntnnnt,
T.. n. zrl.r.,:u, ltorto FIntn, spnln. Is nj tho
rhlnrr.
ran 1tuu. W, A. Falls. nf Michigan, il nt tho
fremont.
THE lion. =. X. stUnr. of Nnw ltatnnsnrc, IL at
tho fremont.
THE Hon. Charles Kelburn, Sycamore. ts Mt
the fremont.
T,,r lion. n, F. Martin, Now Hampshire, Is at
tho sherman. -r
r.. srunEnAKsa south lscnl. Ind, II nt tho
Grand Pacific.
,trmlE AND Ml,s. T. u. Munrny arc at tho |
Grani ratilr.
t'o,,. 4. &. nAnctcx, Canton, Ill.,, Ia at tho
ur,,,d i'ncllc.
C,r. j. II. 1l.vEnt.r and wife, Now York, nro
Rt tho shcrihnn.
a. H. Er..,lk. Purchasing Agent Union rncli,c
ltnH,al, Is Mt tho Palmer
", jlESpE,sauN md Alfred fIondornon, San
Anionlo, n. NJ. nrc nj tho Trrn1unt.
Ptr, FRiEnBF:tt, AMI II. +. uialln and fhtnily,
EuntwIch 1stntlds, nrr ut tho Fremont.
.loIIS McINryne, Dayla Link. Z. ". Link, md
WA. Adam, England. arc at tho Palmer.
HA,At tr.t'sll. Superintendent Chscngo & Ia.
iucah HALLWAY, strcator, Is at tho Palmer.
TO. Fish Secretary National waxm Mnnu-
fnctlsers' Aaaoclatlnn. ts 1T the tlrnnl 1'ncll'e
F.F TEMPLE and wlft Fsoston, md j. sIn-
clAir and lunlly, New York. are nt tho ahrr1nhn.
u. l.. WELLER. wife. md daughter. Hln Fran.
c'ee"' III" ''ts' a. t'' ''''"'"' ''.'7'"' "' ~ N
1'atEnes.
CIV. anAs,.y. Torouto: Frank X. Ford, Fair
'u"' 49, nj" ~ - '~'"'"9'' ' 49, "
Tho Inllner.
H. rIa.K1rAM EArntngn. q, II. Sampson,
PRINCETON; and Col. a. liankl.,. Canada, arc mt
ths Fremont
~, u,,,r,,.,, 1,ru,.,, u = i. n tJntct.
~ u. nAtItfNss' " H, y. - i;.,, - T.. tn,
ansol, .t ,uSt1't. u, MM - A. "F''e'' t"'""s'1'
,n.,, ..,..,,...,.,... ao,,o,,,, ,.,,, .or, +acu
% u SIX .s"x'l'rs j. to & ths t11ass schhtzea1es'
"ne" "ss"'s ~ 's' W. s."s' ~ ,,a. au,,,-
Tue anniversary exercises Hf t,carnorn @ ~ Scml,
lndiunn avenue. this tvunn8 ut p'cinGk.
P&ur. nvElr,.Es. New York. a. q. FtnkhAtn,
Burlington H., n. +. Ashtns,, IiAtt t,norc. aliu Z.
a. u,%, .'"sk 's', .ss u. tho " shst""; n, =,
E nas itoe ,' MTMra, ,s.,,;, oiu.H .,. r .strrs ~
" day. sosrr"l Interesting topics wcro discussed.
TIN repairs on Madison street bri.lgo were
completes! Inst evening, Tho Wess s1o chls ;s
n4oSut'ts.
7r ,we1ty,hir,l '",se Of tho Ancient orer e;
con.ittiun. ''''
I'm p,,,,,rc nu,,-r,, s,,n.r,ntcnd,nt of III.
Minded Institute, i.it.coln. aru at tho Grand Pa
Gitic,
TIE sa!e et seats for ths James o'Seill season
LII i1,1 IT, ,,f '.1 u ia 'r 1ntn.,fI"
~" ke .'sS tSs e"sssost io ono ot eoar asor.
est ana h1l1a'tI'etcss'
0ST ANp MMs 1HAST loft for New iofk !ast
"R . ,9 ny rug & @GneS % iii at1''m t,m,n III ~ n Sow
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
AT NO. SCHOOL.
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT ron
THE STATE soLoNs.

TIVE STATE SoLONs.
The Legislative inspection of The
public schools ended Al uoon to-day. az
which hour the visitors arrived at
school No. l..
They first entered the girls gram
mar department., on the first floor.
Miss Emma Pingle principal. Here
President Henry G. Conrad, of the
School Board, delivered an address of
welcome. Representative f. N. VII.
llams responded in a speech which,
though brief, was one OF the most
eloquent and effective that gentleman
ever delivered. He was Oh a subiect
dear to his heart, and his voice trem,
bled with earnest feeling as he urged
the young ladies and misses TO improve
the golden houis of their youth, and
perfect themselves for the great battle
of life.
Afterwards Miss Maggie Caldwell
gave select reading, and the school
some excellent singing under The lead
ership of Prof &. i. Rhoads, with
Miss Lizzie Fipps at The organ.
In Miss Mary Millrr's room, the glee
class, with Miss Jennie Braunstein at
the piano, rendered pleasant sclec-
tlon, and Dir. Tomlnsou, on behalf OF
the General Assembly, made a brief
speech, in which he predicted that in
short time Wilmington would be as
celeb aied for its public schools as for
its manufactures,
The Class in literature recited Cam
Hathaway" in concert, aud also gave
brief resume Of the leading incidents
IN the life of Dean Swift. Miss Leila
Bareio'd d rendered in a very effective
the Deans famous epitaph upon him.
sell. The exc clscs closed with song
by the school.
The Boys High School, Prof VIII
ley, was al.o visited.
After brief look at the Delaware
Engine House, the visi ors went hur,
riedly through the Lybdell Car Wheel
CompAny's wolRs, and then boarded
the tug Inca, at King street wharf, for
cruise on the Chiis lana.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
General News.

The Democratic State Conven-
rion Of Rhode Island met yesterday
In Providence and nominated Horn
ace M. Klmball for Governor.
William Meares was nominated
for Mayor of Cincinnati yesterday
by the Democrats.
Isaac w. Smith, proprietor of the
large wooden mill at Valley Forge,
Pa, offers to pay 800 towards rais-
ing $1,000 as a reward to be offered
for the detection of the murderer OF
Clugston at that place. a
General Grants resignation as
President of the New York Worlds
Fair Commission was accepted by
the Executive Committee yesterday
afternoon and Hugh j. Jewett nom.
mated as his successor.
The receptions given to Hon. Carl
Schurz in Boston wound up with a
reception by his German fellow cit
liens last evening, at which speech.
es were made by Mr.. Schurz and
other gentlemen in the German Ian
guage.
The Readiuster State Committee
OF Virginia, at meeting in Rich
mond last evening, warmly approvS
ed the course of Senator Malone,
and i ued cali for State Cons
vention, to meet on the ID of June.
In the Pennsylvania House OF
Representatives, the bill for the re.
moval Of the State Capital to phila-
adelphia was indefinitely postponed
by vote of l32 to 48.
Forty three hundred and twenty
immigrants, 260S of them from Ger
many, arrived at New York yester
day. Most of them are bound West.
A Committee of One Hundred, al
a meeting in New York last even
ing, took steps for the Organization
OF a new political party,to be known
as the New York County Demo
cracy."
During The month of February
there arrived at the ports OF New
I ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Bos
ton, New Orleans, Detroit, East
port, New Bedford, Port Huron aud
San Francisco, 1905 immigrants,
OF whom 5292 were from Germany.
1872 from Greao Britain aud Ii,
land, 97l from Italy, and 422 from
Switzerland. The number oil imml
grants who arrived at the above
name por during the eight months
ending February 81, 1881, was as
follows: From Germany, 82,699.
Dominion Of Canada, II ,2l8; Lnu
and and Wales. 36.27G; Ireland, 20. |
l6l; scotland, S07S; China, 35I7; ali |
other countries, 1913.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
IIIE NEAL-CASE-

ne Washington -pJndent Of The
\. !. Her III of to- ay sans:
The Supreme Court las had before /,
~ the last TWO days an interesting cas-,
arising under the constitutional amend
heht ~ Delarare, William Neal, q
man, was on trial IN the State Cou on
Indictment tpr capital crime. Thr
iaw Of Delaware excludes culored men
nom lurles, although il taxes them. aud
Neai prtliuned TO have the case taKrr
INTO tile United States Circuit Court on
Tins ground.
lhe State Court refused both to Ie.
move the case 10 the Circuit Court and
u qIasl the Indictment aud iIIy and
compelled to so TO trial, which ended in
ms beng convicted aud scsteuced ia
Heath. The case was then brourlt I,
tic ouprem Court Of he United
states on a writ of error.
1t was also ccuteuGed on behalf O,
lhe defendant tina. becaIls. no cD!yIrd
persons were on this jury, aud thar
none lad ever been drawn on the iurieu
ia Delaware, the State Court sIouId
nave quashed the Indictment aud panels
Of Jurors. pane
While the Virginia cases settled the
cons nationality Of the act Of remoya,
ana ne iight 81 colored person L.
nave lbose Oi his own race ANA colon
lloI excluded iron the jury that was 10
tfy hlm this case Is Of uIeat pIarttral
Importance IN determining ilst how IN
enforcement OF these rights of the colnred
race under The amendments can be Sc
suied III ne courts # States which have
oeeh hostlle TO them. The Argument
was concluded to-day ard tie Count
Eeld the case under adyisement.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
NEWPORT, lR. H. ITEMS.

Mr.. VIM. II. Trayers has rented
tor the approaching season his New
port lk. H. cottage to Mr.. q. II
Warren, ol New York, for S5.005
Mr.. ID. b. Tenant, of PETERSBURG
va, has purchased the SCHUYLER
villa, on Bellevue avenue, Tor So :
goo. Mr., Odsen Goelet, of New
ork, has given 100000 for the es..
,4ie OF Mr.. }: +. Kernochan, of New
! ork. Mr.. John Whipple, oil New
York, has purchased a lot belona-
ing to the Willelt estate, on Cattle.
rlne street, ior $4,000. A pavilion
dning-room is to be erected on The
rounds Of Mr.. James Gordon Ben
nett's villa.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
U. s. SRN.p,.

IN the U. S. Sena,a
,,, voorhees, !, offered Yesterday ",
.aa National banks a',9a ior ~, celsphs,
attitude towards ibo ,ot ,or lheir ~hSIS
an1 : a, onal ., { debt at low raItlo,g rate ., d%
ana their recent a,teT,n, ,''e oi ilterst
I1E'',9tlon Mr ,. Of Congress o o. tS,, n ae'as
i Slr' Morrill, asked wLetbsrn III sna, = M'uiea;|
,9. lees did not ihlnk the es"gr res"fa,r Mr' Voa.
1--WE, i've business. Sir. voo,6s,so.A v,,,oA ltgsa
tnat he did no. think P,nees 'hds replied
any question raised ab5n, u ~. "ouldk
a'., "nsr the resolutiof; and 6a "'' a. 'ighta
submit a few remark mna. "g desnedS
ior any action. Mr.. Moryiu @ ''not @ AKIN,
point OF order, and Dir Cari n itai'aed lts
gested that tie offer Of lbe yDnl.lg ,ea,,g ~,
withheld until next morni''a nv LUTON i
senators TO look al the nr' s' 70 enabh
me me, law upon the question ol ir1gls iD,,l. ,at
any nal!er pertinent To lpo,, ,,r'n,..ouucls
' oofhees said that a, a Sinh anon. VI
the Senate N 1861 the resolm', a' sg"ond
ator Douglass as to the fn,n,. f,,.,'I o. o. Se'.
the Government vas Ia polyd
several ,,,' weeks. He actedpd, LaT'u La,yu W
the suggestion Of Mr.. Corbli,.ns iu,,.nse'.,A
an executive session liz "s' S Ate
journed. oehale a.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Tue Empress OF Germany suffers fl ON
spinal complaint.
Ths widow Van COtt has failed In an
effort to reclaim "poor, sin cursed, " orld-
~ Uuca."
There is slight GOODNESS between the
Crown Princess OF Germany and her
mother, Queen Victoria.
EK-N Co President W Wheeler will return
to hi home at Malone next week and
the citiz Us propose to give him public
reception.
lne Hon. L. p. Morton's house in
Washington ha4 been leased hv S-na OF
Hale. Attorney General MacVeaEh
mas taken a house on Rhode Island
avenue.
AGoiphe Belot has written pew play
based ou hl-rOmance entitled" The King
Of the Greeks"
Mr.. Alma Tameda gave a masked
ball shOrt iime AGO at which Mr.. Ju-
ian Hawthorne was one of the most
con p'cuous figures. He appeared a.
Lord Bea"Ou>held.
nator David Davis IS reported 10
nave written TO friends in Boom ngtou,
H., ,sthAt he viii serve out his term % the
Sana'r, which ends Il 1888, and then re-
turn to Bloomington.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
Occasion for Gratitude

sun ;-,9Il lhs ih tl'r south has a'r,aly ap-
sa' 'e9i ne lace ~ nu.urr Is seen II lie
pest 5dFhh age. The fear OF pe,tIIencr
~ ~, my CONES 10 the mind Of the prudent
iihahllthi "i the Cur states. ANA i,s -
,i'i4hlul ior the wisdom displhyed In
ION Of d llars for the mnir,,rn ,c.tY,i,.. - ~,
W3r 7,ae q. known Chart Hospital M New.
Ittat 5, It,, from the Louisiana St,t,
ittitTty y, whose next draw ug occurs a +
,,,t,,t.. In ~" about which the fuI par
uihfh WIZ De glNel Ou an auulirai ion
- A. btuphln. No 80 BiogJtyay
~ 1.I a 9lk CITY, \. v, or same person al
'e'''H ~. mh2} Gt.
:, No IlCE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
,s'ss \. of1r iHthe marvel ct tho age for aIl
S.Y SatYe Diseases. a u ti'S stopped frer,-
2eli to9"I Arch Street, Pmladcuh,p.
,.u~s... oct 2O-ly
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
FRANCE AND YORKTOWN.

PARIS, March 22-Assutancea No..
ht en- given by President Grew IN c.,
Noyes that France will be Officially -,
resented at the yorktown eegtrrsrl =,
10 iS understood that President Gfs,.,.
intends TO delegate, In addition 10 n,,, -
: wo m. lltary members of his bsn.sity,4I,ti -
several eminent citizens like the NJ 80, r,1,u,
lie Rochambeaa and NJ Oscar De -,
ette' heirs to names beloved by Ama.2,.
cans, TO represent France on this l,,ar
ssting occasion. 'ntet-
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
VICTORY FOR AN AMERICAN
BRED HORSE

On the second dag OF the Crord,,
EhgI.ll meeting the four wear ~
American bred colt Bjreas ven III,
"lckhdm hurdle Face, Two miles. av,.t
"lBht hurdles, with the betting 10 ta /
AGAINST lHm. 1t viii be relnrtus.=r..,
nat he wns purchased flom MrL.srillara
',Nt summer Ia selling rico bv Nh
u iiungeriurd. B0reds m tde his dshni -,
'he jumping tu,tn IS at Krmpfon P,rk
"htro he icil, Le wtt his rider, breakIrf
lis leg 70 badly that itIhai to be atnua.
, aIru' b"Ie's was bred al Raucocas and
Is by Saxon, out of Nellie GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24


EGGS.-We read in the Media
Record OF a farmer in Delaware ceuu
ty who keeps 500 chickens and is
shipping from loo to llO dozen OF
eggs to market per week. That
looks like better business than
wheat and corn at the present
prices. The demand for chickens j.
large through The year, selling III
our market al tJom Is 10 Is cts. dur
Ing the summer ana irou4 10 to l.
cts. during the winter. Duriug the
past winter eggs got Up as high a.
4O cts. per dozen and now when the
barn yard is vocal with the cacklers
and egg gathering is the most proh.
able occupation OF the farm, the d
mand still keeps the product up to
respectable prices. josh Billings
would say, plant more hens and less
corn.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
H"HfiiD D0Wiag fba yt,,,

oF' PkIERsBuKG, March % NV
1ictheht against the prisoners W. IE y \
hussakon. Andfet TebiGgg ~, Ne,I y
Michaclciiabd woman Hes il ,lds
VIII be communicated 10 then "ulls
VIII be allowed seven day, 10, IL. Iau y
paratloh of their d fense 6y cnn,.,, ,"' r. n
''Pofted arrest al Cfonstadt ofr.. ~
sons who Aept he ship v Lera a. ,i ,-' H.
was discovered hear the ra.y,lena. . li IR
ne" Emperor is untrue. " W
1t is saii that Eussskotr ar1 1,.
nave been mefclle ST; mt -, '-'1' y,
L,'fe III tie presence of General {,.u'I, W
kussakoil being "elcclriciz d" br,al1A ,'',,'A
.ul batteries an forced b, .ba - ,'I.' f.'S
bl" agony he suir,lcd to ansa,- 'l''.'''' ,,'
tions put to him. '"'i =
GENEVA, Match 22.-The leo,, ..,.
Iil.es mere are exceedingly agxoY,f,,
TO be known that there j, NOT lba ,''l
test reason 10 suppose thai auyto5,i,
or lately at Geneva connIycd !, n
assassination OF the Car.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
Tue CATTLE FIGHT iN EyG'
LAND.
MOTION AImED AT tug AafsnI
TRADE DEFEATED IL rnE COMMON

MOTION AIMED AT Tug AaERGI
TRADE DEFEATED ~ THE COMMON
LONDON, March 22.-ln The HOgs q
Common, to-day Mr.. Chaplin movd
that he itouse Is OF oplnlGu tba' llsTr
cent 0ul break OF foot AMI m0l'h "
ease among cattle is eutlrriy 0gIbg Y
he Immigration OF diseased aailih
Ltom abroad, and that the landing u
United Kingdom OF foreign live a1lDi,
tom countries known 10 1e lllsca
hon.d be prohibited. Mr. Magde.l
Wee President of The Board OF Ii'aa
satd lac Government INTENDED 70 nee
the monon with a direct negative. w
motion would destroy The milcpI5 =
the aat OF ISIS, which makes 'Iilglh
- the place OF landing comp1,0ii' ~,
AundeIia quoted stsustIC' sbo@lps wv
!hrge qaauuiy OF cattle imp0Nsj'
peclal5 from Amealca, and FoIliel w w
hat a dlmiuulOn OF the sdppt WV"
hormously Increase the ptcr d hs..
After some debate tbs in1uv1 v"
ejec'ed by vote of 205 10 IL
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
AN ANCIENT UnUklH ~ Dh
DFS STRDN

The 20 d Stone Church" bso's4,%, y
Il. Mary Cathois Church, o. h'l.A,.,i '.,.,,
Pa, IL 70 be torn down. The s'5,' !, a
Site ct tde building Was oceup'sa, "a,
nurcA IN l7Ij, but that buld.1eb rs
destroyed by lire IN 1161, In ho- = ,,ar
rrbulit, auc II sill stanls ID sg'' ',s.
GOOD repair II Is not used as aI G,y.
Worship, how ever, tue congres luyuI't u'.,t.t
ing buslt stately brick rditite ., ~ sap ;
Alta cong egational meeting be,l n
lay evening 1t was r0s0iytd 20 va, "a
,ucieht building down 10 MAKE "Ss stsa,.
Az orphan asylum, convent a'aI|aI 'pa
a communicating room dnd aA SeS''-'
ia tho near future.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24


TIE SECOrD HAUL or SnAD. --Thso
sore Lamp pluKh, OF NJ arcus HOOK cast hi
net IN ths va ers OF The Delaware from
Ing that antquattd town long years az,
oeiebrAted III all The surrounding couI
uss FOR lt' fips ii al . nd herring, yestetdaS
and TO bis unbJunded satIstactlJn hauled
mp zen good sbad aud Two nIce rock tsh
Az vas rather unexprc ell III 1t such haul
as that should be made, an 4 the news Ul
nhas SET the hahermeu OF JAaJ place al
agog Nets, bo4,s aHd all he appliances
OF Mug are Ia druIaut, and tt,r Giver IL
n at loea lily TO day /, network of seiues.
90 comp Is the river blocked VIII
nes1 That no shad VIII be able To reaCi
Cnester for several days, unless they
nsppon TO SWIM mighty deep, or susaf
Up when the h,hermsn arr. naupdug
Inc happy tshesm hlel away to .lls
sty with hls LUCK, aud before me seal, .
were dry ON them they were IA the
possession OF ~. Wilson, lie paylns
seventy cents apiece for them - i,hestey
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
COLONEL SCOTS NI'ytrr
CENCE

PHILADELPHIA, March % -O,P+
day last, Immediately after II, rrrn,
from the South, Thomas A Nv
through his legal advise, NOTIFIED 4,
provosts OF Phlladelplia twn Ia,d,',
institutions of learuing. the I,p y,r,'
~ Of Pennsylvania aud tie ,Gern
Medical College, that he plopo,qdm
siatlng them financially. The m.
ceedings were conducted with prir,n
until yesterday, when tie funds vet,
formerly made over. Mr.. Scott by
endowed tbs chair Of maibem.to IN
the Intve sly of Pennsylvania Low
occupied by Professor EendA with
- 1000. At the same um be gave
80, 900 to me Jefferson College, ~
OOO o the Orthopedic Hospital, and
so, 900 to the children's department
OF the Episcopal Hospital, The
money is now at the disposal Of hs
the institutions named, and he three
9llts last mentioned areuuc5adl.Daa.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
INDIANS On THE WAR PATH IN
MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, March 22-Tha mH
ihat Indians has massacreJ lhIl,y Iepn
ana burned lime egn wagons i. pl.r0
iel Chocolate, near james, MeACg,,O ,OoA
sixty miles south OF The unied SIa
territory, IS confirmed by d.sp4claa 4
General Sheridan from. tie commaldl
officer al Fort Bliss.