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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22

The tardy methods Of British legislation are
becoming a glaring evil. Although Mr.. Glad
stones Land bill Is supported 10y large ina
lority aud is of urgent importance. 1t il con
sedcd that the Tories can rctard il progress
considerably. and that it NAV not bo ready
for the House of Lords before July This and
the failure from lack of time to do justice to
Mr.. Bradaugh. make it clear that some radi-
cal changes are needed iii tho parliamentary
practice of Great Britain.
, 1881-05-03

Attt lfark Htrtthf.
5y"rot En"S ~. MmonnScSSnt frS IN eaas tg Tnrki.
paperH to publish reports nf the falytiAt plMxtle
which continues - bH nnfMy0ruhle. r0yulIx tho
nnrrurs of u calamity which tho t,iltsitlo world
ases q drpaa isuaso IL tie aa w'eb W., ws
tho arntalc Ut thu hult,an race hAyv but fnirIY
coimoco!i. atlsl We stlnll nut be unpruparou for
sturtling !mtal!!Eel,eu Of its proRrrss. rho
tao eloao Of March. ana evuh ~ lato III the iii
q Aprl hnt yaar tho tse4ths wuru INT tntlrn thpn
i0 ,lay: !,.t t9ts mortality WIS nothing cl....
Mado Tapld strles. aud by April ~ thu duly
mortality rSu t. a,0D or tls,rt, asd by tho xVt1
t@ a"a Hospsei " ", ~ y ,' r,,,S m pnauo aot *
eAl!usulMl, hAl Aca tho '.iilnlt1 of tllu
G!ty. In that multh alnnt not less thi,.
:b.u0 souts pertatet fron tht. scour4e. Thv
rt,lun.sAtlon ur tho rgrls ut tho et.l 0f iho
away 7,0n hoIises. turyutytl9 strk, tho tlyit,x.
anu to- ttgAa .1ta Mui.y q, health, IN N,e cnIIi.
!;inft Krlvo. u W.. only with tho cessation 1T
w. Sas srihI rai'ia Y s!ay and the arrtval at uear
wMs etal! or l9u4 oouli 1y guttpn ntu the uity.
Iav Wor1t 1s alte prtseut Visitation has, tbcre-
lorS !" ~! pf.,hably, yet T. eo.',e Or % 10 re-
!ry .utnulor Ut isaglad, In which HIr Henry
isnWllnson AayH thu Thermometer uepasjOnuii$
moults t. degrees. viii all it, tssrors /" t6o
see!le of t4e plaKucs huyastatlons. thu pupula.
pIu34s Ehnu!l proyG remarkably lulll anu tvacl-
Auta tls victims Will he luuch morO nI1IurF,lus
tnan thosa ~ tho ensthquako ut CuIt'. whose
tSts uo,r4 r9'S ~ aTekSs 70 s VT; sXtny i!
suppression nf tho news of the liaRdal ralatuily
eooM. tue hight Of folly and calculated 10 rub
ne plsxue- smttten dstFict " the sympaihy aud
70 relieve It.
, 1881-05-03

An nxlrAnrdltnrY cas9 Will 10 tried bUe0rc tho
tfonal authors will be ablo to find lnatgtlals for
novels. Tho pfatntln'e oayc takos us buck 10 ISL,
when young nltt'rAl,At una Autlquar!au, 1IcMrl
sent him fur up the Nile un an expedition. In
BIZ tour liuAs0n purchased EubAn Kirl uafae.l
when sho went back to Cairo to son nAuleu
after hiln and rtKtatorel ~ bur child. but tho
following yeNr the snastrr Krcw tlrod Of hts
Aelulstlun, aud Abandoned hur ~ tnurry rich
merchants tl4ughter, Ettilrletta Srhnuck6Nl-
burger. This laiy conceived II lDyo for tho child,
LETT Exypt. tu !Blj, With her husband shu brought
tho boy With her Tho yeAr following iusaon
aud bis wits sottosf " Nu!loy. TheEu they caused
to the litststey Ut The Mayorsaty. IL tho hlr.h
ccrl!arate OF tho youthful Henri. they added the
words " leRltlaaAtU and recognized son of the
sp,usos 1tnssou.'' Madam Hu1son baoams 4
widow In lS6a. aud that Tuar tnArrIe1 Heugk a
, 1881-05-03
ACQUIS1T1VE GREEcR

Forcing Crepeo to Acccp,
slice OF Tnrlxey tltnn ~. Hmallsr
LONDON. Anil mfr NJ ~ coveted.
willing IN snrrifico :, .,,,,., t.' ulaastoHe VI,
mnr,,,, ,,n".a ,..t,1' ~ n."c.l 1or the sake n
nuklng peaco with tue Beers, It Ia eaS,,. ~
UNDERTAKING. tllat TIC would inove hcavan , .',
enrtli to p0st1Dtle that great Euromn.sa1 aiN
Srnxan,... ..''"t ,,t' osn'l hathts the tIturn
s'a' .aoteoset' what minister, wlIat GoycfnIns.,|
coulu nope 70 exercise SO great an Inanon.s,
upon Greece as Gladstone an,t IJhora,I 'Isaes ~,
istry? s[r. Gladstone travo urn,aH. a. A'n.
Islands, Mr.. Gin,atnno ho, .,ssea lev, ua lonfau
,,or<, ~, ns.aea s.ass. '4"s uoi'e III his tina
ino.u i,", ,oi u.seee' gwen outside this p,ecIom,
uon0tlon' tnah Lord byron did in IN, sss
tile liellcnes would be lost to eycrr 49, sss "na
gratitude IL they disrcpnrt1oS ~ 's sease Of
the uraseut English Gnvhrt,aa. ne adSlce ot
;lnn thnr, 10 s ~, onaa. ss. ausu1nmeht lii Lou.
aoa. .'o.o ~ no gseat sympathy for Gre pcs
and Tor this reason: The modern Cr.st :
not regarded rs at, cstftnohlc no,s,s ssA
not too honest in hfs cnm,norn,ai Iai'on; ie d
ond IN onnanr. 40 T., so'"''e1c'al felationA
MM. M"n ~ uppe''s ~! moro degenera,s
HKns ny eontrast With tie record Of n.
ancient Greek OF the classics. HIT ptvs. ~ ~
other haIG-cet,tury Of freodorr ,1.s s"sa III
ration OF the slice OF tarrItor~ n M!'n fes.o-
receive, Ilp viii bo verv ,,,tTo,n ~ ~ nowh
There Is more jl0be for lin fntnse to.sht n9 Il haa
than for tile future Of Turkcv = y ~ hofeest ~
man, whom everybody kicEs a,,fl nians1sk Ms 1sk
ure 10 l,i,ce the tlreck fsov"rny sv1y ,!eaVy press
to terms. Twice, It IL sotd Mt'ett ~ roueotaa 70 coma
douros was OH tia pofnt NJ }aaninse ~, eoailoult
rejection: but with this haofapfa.se fapfs nole os
ditjonnl Influenza II, favor ~ na sa1ns ad-
Powers no siMnic coi,,,trv ,yhot,,p ~ peaee iEon
, 1881-05-03
Death OF Cashier Nlosscrasliltls, the hIan
Whose lMtrepldlay saved the Chains
bcrsburE Bank sbOO.OOu.

Philadelphia Ttmfs. -
ClsANREnanuiM5, ~. April Sl-AcorRe II.
MeSaotstulth l!od suddenly at b::U this cyeratnx.
lue9rx0 II. At4xcrssn!tA WIS tho Cnshler Nf Tho
ChAMnorsburK lsnnk m March - 18TH When tho
tarln9 forRGr aiM col!itllgnco man. ttalph lsol-
potnpllce. hta or0thor.t .lw. \. II. WIckN,t Glus
Jnhhto1, made ther tlcyperNto and wetl-ntxh
successful attempt to bind asiA gaH tho old Kp,-
tlet,n!l ami punder tho b4lbk vuiilts III over t0lf
million tlntRrH ltnIsIns wont 10 CNaruberstlIrR
month boforo the enterprise was slle represent.
Ing himself Qs All O.. .C0ufrdorAto funeral frt,ln
NpW Orleans Ao wAs accompanied BY u bcal1tI.
tul lady. lf0lltns pretended 70 be nn invalid
travelling for nia hpalth. Tho couple, by thaIr
rtllned soeM0e ways. capivAted uuny families,
Including Cashler Messrrsn,Ith'B, ulid I(0lIjns
tho eoeno lhe day bt,torr the attempted ru1Iery.
sfn the ptonlig Ut AIarch II li0lIIus and Juhns0n
visited Mr.. hcssorsmtth's house, 1tullina rppro-
senttng shat ho had kla0fJ which he WIS abnut
to Invest by purchasing tho Cashiers farp,, and
asked tu deposit 1t III Tho bunk sAre fur security.
Tho utlsuspeutlnX GAxhler 0p0rlpl the vault
d!A,rs, ind at thAt lnstant holltns md Juhliaoa
p!ntnMct4 hin and attempted 10 btlMl nlni xak
hlHl and thrust hsm Into th0 vault. Rollins tlfur.
tshod plstal. but tlellher N>vu1 lAIsl v4,uraRe
enough tn silence tho Dsd man by ylolence. IEu
freed hnsuIf au1 called fur help. Rollins, scc-
Ing the suheluu to stullru hMIf u nilliun dollars
bud f9llet IN The yery brink Of success, sputohcd
w Sn.QD roll OF iHnsley and !lod. hut wAa s.lon
etc., llltlltlt lug deep-nid Plot, wcfss f.lAuu
Tho arct!sot, after yarl1lss altrutures aud Two
e*rlpo5 ny Rollins. Kot tu the Ttnttcntlnry.
ltoll'na dlet there. nrer yeur nxn, and .'nh.,so
Rllns Weeks, has lust bud h!s application for d
pardon refused ny the Pardon Hoard. Perhaps
, 1881-05-03


The On,al,a lnes llAya got over their
troubles caused Ivy tho tuots, tho water ut
all points oA' these lines llav,ng reccdetl
considerably. hut tho Kansas City lines nse
still greatly embarrassed on account Of tie
overflow Of the Missouri River. Tic
Alton, which up to Sunday WAS
the only line TINT could run tI,roueh
IL kAnsas City, IL now cut oil.
1t was ut trst rumorcd, when 1t became known
that tho Alton was sonuluy its KnnsAs City
passengers via ut. Louis over tho Missouri Pa
clio, thut tho 1ns stoekbrldRo ut Ulasgow had
beon injured by the Hood. This, hovuvor,
proved to b0 untrue, and tho bridge Ia reported
to 10 as safe and sound ns ever, and stands Ia
NO danger whAtevcr OF injury. The trouble on
Tho Alton Was caused by tho flooding Ut tho
tracks about \ milo west OF Glasgow. Arrange.
ttsorrnnaon lNsts the Alton, Gnu use tho Alssour,
for lta Ier'shaGle freight. Dead freight viii nuf
70 tak9n while the trouble lasts. Negotiations
toa sa yeS Z! b e Al
affahRomnnt ny which, commencing to-day, tha
Alton lM.so1'Rer tralna can rut, oVor tho Mls-
pendeneo an41 tho Missouri Piossio srais,s n,ako
nsu " tho At:on trlekH Immediately cAYt of
k'as ao 1 FIX X IT, 'ns ta onst ons
ci;y ssth from j; Eoa. eaa GS'sa4o ss'' Na"'"S
The altsstsslpp Rfvarnt Bt Ljnis u still rising,
~ a ba tae ,a wis r, = ow Up q ho trucks Of several
taitea! thlt most of the tracks ut th&t point viii
ha - seriously tnt'lca Deforo tho waters rrcotlo
naks hs aso "s sSo ferry s fos 1Sa tSo
trnasf9r OF .rroiyht and passengers. Thoro
aro aE. even r some .peopIe WHO expeeas feArs
awHy by tho unprecedented H0od. This, bow
ovur y aaEliy possible ~ th9 poEtxaxs q, tat
ia ra how sSo uM gr
reut might hC.
, 1881-05-03

her oSspr'nR, to young lpdv =. -
Mig, Esto!le Clement. MennvbR Rood family.
9tnor h", ,!,' WI. s lamsat!g at Calm fos he
iWgnty ycnrs aot this design ts.Gaeofer. Ehs ~
ls4 WIS rIoh enough to Ect ttS ~ w. her, snd d y
] wfs e" e triSSnai 1iSr :, rSstr"e d taI1, taIS1,s a.
!cEtlmlzat.on nf Flenri nnu,,rl rreleoFEnit,ua ias IN
e hayn tho satlsfaGt!on vi pr,,r., nhe vanted
sho Rs IT." t''cn tasr ho
buck 10 France, md institc" fr"t In1"ses,y, csn.
ax.,lst Nine. ittssot,. tho p,,i"ti.a sMt at Sancs
nnd ea'1et. +. The object tt"sigs "t Ill., reiSsi,
tsi% y 10 tq reds p1s! IL Tho emse as
mother. law for Tic ibss her In trauet net suppts
her: Th!a iran conf!ste.l ia pnssiny oas ~ cause.
to S. 9a 9sI.r i;s. s no u e fo ,'sst
Eront1 nttur tho true nafcntnvr3, ,altlnR 70 H.
MAdn'nc Estcila liusstn has iccn asaa.nasaltshed
tho fortune which cano to her thrnn.nGIp .GIptised q
, 1881-05-03
hD may havo s,cttcr succuss ncxt timc. now that
ono 1hstAcla has boon removed In tho death OK
Mr., Mcsscrsn,th.1
CALUMET CLUB.

Animal Meeting nnd Election of OHzc Bra
The annual meeting IT tho Calumet Club waa
held Inst cvotltrE ut tho b-hUuse, corner Ot
Michigan avenue and Eighteenth atrcct. Tho
attendance was vcry large. Including Mosass.
Marshall Field, N. X. Falrbank, Norman will
fat1te, Charles J. Barnes, John Cranr. tr. q. J.
Jonos. George r. uorc, II. II. Flon,ina, Charles
W. Drow, John Wontworth. Jetonet,cceher, A.
Il. Orny, Horace wllltston. franklin D. 1rny,
David Kelley, d. II. 1lnrnhau. Il. +. Uotuhell,
Abort Keep, flpnrr Keep. john ]. Kniokorbook-
r. tSx' 9: J. t,sIr dsofEs T. pts, 1ohn " ,oE,en,
con acorSe soinsiier M ' feri Il ". ee*. s: Il an 4; II.
sis cYftf Hes 3 ,sy sa Nj = ss'1;s lohs L. sck K
II NJ. Phelps, Jos!nh stiles, r. W. Morley, 4. ".
whsclsr. Z: <. renney. T.. :. Perry. JNtnya 7.
r. G. i YyhsSer' y,s 3 frs,t'n II s.eo ;,o II p wt!l'ams
Msn KMfHR 'os Aase Mssp ps,o At,nus ot 99sss 9%s:
4. 4 vsa syhees, " t. asess sSs " ". e!1fs
seeberger, George Marnhnli, 4. MoNolii, John
Mason L9ornis, Charles y. kuttoy, John Il.
INtHshos, W.. ;Johnst.,n, i: g; LoHuIs. 9. i:
Esea ]. F.hsr. i. ). Fsiatlsr"y,B; Il. e eoofes,
Charles F1cetwMk1, Henry Curwitt, George ".
Eaws: EaSs e. a. F. ss Rs%n NatSsn " pss!s 4Ss Atrga
); i. cobS, j. ii. Grewa, a. q. i!urlsy, i: /.
IT, h. 'eGsspp sskosy 81 Wlsu !" Al1ros lAs's
) ssee Ss.?x; sntE 1sso
! qlX lioses nSdfs .ss ssG = II wa.'wartY S,!sY T. T. t. t.
High. Il. l. lliRsIns. Albert Hayden. ". Watso1l,
r., T; ;; 4; 1Mteo, John II. iiamlino, Anson Cor.
;. VIZ roports q liz Hoard of Directors and
Secretary M sad Treasuser werc adopted as pro.
s o eetns q shoad
1T, tho Saturday succeeding tho fEst Monday In
tho month IL plnco Of tho first h!nnday. and a
Treasurer be excmpt from tho payment of
Mr: Norm9i W!ll1a!n. stated tilnt he had ro-
IN Now York, say,ng that he ,vu,iid 10 ntscnt
most NJ, II tho time during the next year, and that.
s"s sse fs @ pS' S'S s s sT osa 81
reuieetlon, upon WHICH i was unaniinously '''N
IL Rt'G'ss re has ,hs 1i cap s received With rs
tie Ss0 Tbet 70 'hs ecoosnss. nTssa''Ss ,Sss
soS 81 w & yeS b ~ rs s
city. 0nly rcgrett!n9 that tho dennnds Of hia
business havo q times deprived tho Club Of the
~ tsdp aaa tss t.
fur his services and for tho intercsthe hns manI-
Tested IN lts welfare.
building Il new oluD. house and Tor securing tho
money necessary for that puFpusc. After dis
gHsson T!s tho report WINS apbrovod aud tho
arranRoments to carry out tho p1Hns prop0deil
mud to submit tho Ratno at future netting for
na = y e t. Ssto ,s tse
Az one V ths .!acss Sa!iainss H9i g. ias for
nnd wea'thy ino'n6cr1hip. and his been from from
before 1t the inost brilliant protpeots. Tho una
good Fellowship Ia ita highest scuse. md the
progressive spirit OF tho membership ftnsaro
, 1881-05-03
POLITICAL,

!" 'rJI1H 1vrfOr.1t 1Jot, Ae 1,orAr
rnnv N y Mnvo-nvtn,. -. ,,o.d,aas, =.
the polirc 1,nara thn nj, fnroo wan, ,,,,, -, -
ietcncc this mon and tba clt =. ,,,,,,, rst,o,,,
protrotinn. Tho I"grsIat,r, cro.,n,, n aoa.
nartisu,, l,oor1 NJ co,nn,ta.innors s.,S r.a,,n.
ttof n mr.. n,rt,aan fnran .h,,,,tS ~ 49, 49,, -.
n,rn stnvo Thn nn,,,,an.,,,. rs.,'..,.a,a vi ~
e' 1ss.... sa' - Aau Dct.utNt'u sou,nss'oHt1s
eluaca 10 compromise, demanding the whole or
nothing. As result, tho statton-hpuses arc
locked Iip,
TIN ncnr,,tteors ,,.,,,so,, o., ,.,,,. st..
, 1881-05-03

hot'sehoIi fnrn,tur" has beon tie grea ass,ps. sss
ot dc sossplns worid Of fashon sno ,ap id I'd
don n Paris crown Of iac wor.' or. t|cIaaed u
studded With gems of faro salns @ W. ssown II tbs
tirand Duohesa Of Uorolstca. 4 sSep,s1ne 81 necl.
joweIod kept I company A. re [a,,d s11 1acal RI
lace, which WIS part Ut tae tilI I1,rilItanys. saa
lIye sapphrcs, was sold for SS9u a a'1hse f"r sat,
black puarIs were knossea dSsn sstt To- tor llaa
ftuncs, all Guieruld pendaht ,,owai tbe ctn.
sru u lho star I Vi tho OI,lsr of IraI' hnxss ot
tero.tun lo,l0J frames Thc s,s tn;S; , fpanes r.:
the lirst day snln came - y sIl. ScbeI1tFs
Intention to onl her days Ia eonssab W. obliged "
fortune 10 considerable she y sneI. vi Mblch ~
of osss,E a.snnIsbins StSa,t varIety M Saa r!ciass
, 1881-05-03

6pzcfdI DltraFeh 70 The CHICAGO 1f1bNn&.
MADISON. Wis. Alay 3.-Tho Milwaukee,
Lake Shore d Western sRailway have tlod
resolution with the Secretary Ut Stats will,
reference to m extension and branchos Of their
main line. Tho former is to be qxtenlcd from
Two Rivcrs 10 Sturgo0n Bny, md branch lines
VIII bo built from AntRo To point In Lincoln
County. on tho Wisconsin River, and alsU from
Antigo to FIorenee, In Marlct.c CUnntY.
, 1881-05-03
PAUL REVERE's FOUNDRY,

n,a ,,u.,ru 4. T,..
ss,o W..,an" c"n ,wo,at nsee,nnlaR "
c"ocs 'ssse nr Nnpen H"pnor rn% orhs.msm'n'''
nosfon Adrrtist'.
Speaking of business cartls--the card Of ths
oneo fainoMs firm OF Paul Revere Il Son, n
sued In, 1900. ,:was, .rccontlv ploccd IN o,,
hands. r IA n roo,, snecI,,cn ~ ] convsn,on,, nj I
design and engraving, with tho text:
pAgt RsyE9R and SoN,,
at their nGil and CAnnoh Foundry It
co.t 1,,Ia hae n9T!n part OF iinstont m IN p..,.
and ali KSs Il nas q Wo1k III H.
ufaSt,ire Nns sassets, e il,, 6olis;;, i;sp sp'kss,
Biz Copper a.td Cold
Holiesi.
N. d. Cash for old nrnss & Copper.
Paul Revere was tic first representative Of
n,,hc. on% % no a %msa,r ,souI h"ve vr.e'h hsso @
puo..c, W." ne M!laselt "ou!u ll"se ussa
usto"lslled II he had been told how ptoInai
nunt figure no would be In poetry and his
tory. a prosperous North En. mechanic,
quietly but enoreotloally pushing his bnsl
ness interests, lo llaa none OF that 1a'l1taty
trimming which lnany Revolutionary leaders
found Ut such eminent service; bnt he had
MI organizing hrnin. grant Judgment and
nonro 20. n .,asor,,l,,a,, % ,vnI unrailIno enpr.
a. a,li n MrRr,arkabls executive abltH ba X. H. H.
was born leader q the people aIa MS nsonc H.
Tia ecntcap MuI ' SspSs'f y bosyI
W!h whom us pGpiaratH was M trn,n ln,'Ht'asxi aHi
.m.. M9sfsu WMs siicisi!t! ~ 1S Ls"aGi Il ria rit
severai BostGn inlnllles have articles o' nls
m4nMtaactMre a ~ ule,r p9'ssGissaou: ,,,roor bs
iIes!ot's 70 we novoiutionhiy oM.osG;"N !" liz IL
@as onsy ad prosperous, aftes9'' Wa,HsI ~ ~,
specialtY. ont tnn agRfcss'on o. I,,at'ans M'1iSs
iangia1u so WorKtn up9ti lis 1Yto,' iaipe S";
iatnre tnal Ae ntlEea ills Wn.Ssnoe s.;ot tuo III
seW nihsell WIN Ml1S, nimssif M
tuu ohe!l!aN str1BRie' AssoGi"MstiEs Mis sa s,slud and
WIN SaItilel !AGans' Eauooek, a Mastf' ,Sa ,st III
otner oal1x sMrlts lhey 0fga!zfna nr;,s ;iis nn
sys!nnlitic blat,s " fesssta,tce % il'!3" ~ ihs
Gfeeh Dfagom IGverll I, unlGnb 1e.abSn nu.
BUGGY ny secfet ottlGfs 70 the!r w.. ne'@h.
pAtTlots tnlonRn0nt Huston aiiu LIZ, aig ~ thh
boring towlas which struck tha neasls tor,or' ot
feac0nt Commanders with Maile!est e!etiea +,
Mr.; Revere during the Var resided uo,es y
efe!wass Mpst sds"ds oo ae of e 9 ost fet esIDe t
tiles II! Boston. At Its conclusion inldenaWsd ile aSHd
eteFs o! 6sGess adaa MH Hocepa
LHat VI copper AIlu OlNSH lnuHAt!' III fnr
, 1881-05-03
A01sEEatENr ADOPTED.
Fink has lust Issued the fol-

1@lJs
Commissioner Fink has lust Issued the fol-
lowing circular:
"The agreement OF March II, which was
submitted as per clrcular No. 2A7, To The vote
Of Ms Joint Executive Committee, Inns been
signeA by the representatives OF tho fol-
lowing roads In addition 10 thuse
mentioned III cIrcnlar A1:, Boston, Hoosac
Tnnnel j. Western, Cairo X V1uccnnes,
Cauatla Southern, Chicngo 4 Alton, Chicago,
tNr!lngsoH : Quincy, Cincinnati, indianapolis
sc Loula Chicago. Datrolt, LslslaR & Noflh.
ern, Evansville s Tsrro liasite, Grand Itapld4 &
ludann. Great Western. llltaoIs NIllaud. lnlt.
ann. llsoQn,tu9tan u Western, Lake Eriv l.
MasteEu. toulaytl!s. clMeiunutl s Lexington.
Evansville. peorfA, Pekin & Jack son.iiip, Fhila-
ton, TAladaliN Ltnu.
, 1881-05-03
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED,
Hpsetdt plfpafeh to IN Chteaao Tkfht,t,e

QUINCY, ILL.,, May 9.-The now city officers were
Installed to-slay. At tho meeting Of tho Common
Council hold this evening substantIally tho
for1uor Appnntlve officers wero continued I'll
ofslc0 ut like snlarfes to those wulpt have pre.
vailed tho past your. 1t wAs evident ssum tho
course ar tho Council proceedings TINT tho
Mnyor could not rely upon the SUPPORT IT Il ma
the course ho bus pursued for tho pnst yoar.
, 1881-05-03

THE BOGuS LORD DEREsFutlD.
CINCINNATI. o., May A-1ntelllRen from
Snlt Lake City mentions the escape Of tho
bogus Lord lscrcsfort1, alIns Courtney, whose
trtnl h!ll como up Tho principal Witnesses woro
abacnt, and mn acslutt,al wns expected. when n
rentsfettIon from Great l1t4tain nerivcd. The
co,inscl Hascd tttno tocxnfnuc tloIr pnpors, and
AttfinK rsGEaa tho ht,Fafa I.Drl walked OH, md
no ssHc0 Of him could l}e gltierod.
, 1881-05-03

started. lnt,. stnpplnR Mt honso on tho
WY openSl thr door. and. Iovolus his
lterrntciy fired. Tho wtnpon lsud waa a
r,,s rins'. e argc lh"rc s.ia tho not entered her
arrested, snt!, hi didn't know It Nns t,a,icti.
Why hr killed h,,r Il mt knDws1, htid it Is lirt,l-
Ss'fc iMt he tl'h'sn't ktsnw why hIu,.clT. The
Curinr'e Inquest was held to-tlhy, md rttufcrrl
\ verlfct III AceOttlnilc0 with the funta ttntct
, 1881-05-03
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

1NpIASArO1Is, Ind, h1ny 2.-4At a meeting
OF the OhiO Southern Railroad. held nt
Springfield on Saturday, the following Board
Of Directors was elceted: Il. 8. llcnu,ng,
Austin Corbln, j. X. Maxwell, Henry Graves,
Iun'ont Clnrk, Alfrui sully, Of Now York: o. 8.
Douney, Ford WINDS, of Springfield; II. T..
Chapman. IT jnckaot. D. At Il Subsequent nlcct-
ing NM. Henn.r9 was elected President A
otver the road. ant! have decided to piace It ia
ttrst-class condition fnr business. This will bu
tue connecting link n the Indiana. NlnUnlnnton
, 1881-05-03


W11EE11ya, W. VII, May e.-In tic casc Of
tlie Chesapeake II Ohio halfway Company
against J. s. Miller, Auditor OF West Vir-
glnia, Judge Melvin to-tlay delivered m
opinion refusing to dissolve the injunction
heretofore granted restricting the assessment
and collection OF taxes OH tho property
OF tho road. Tho o1eet ut this decision Is to ais-
tain tho position Of the Company that lts prop-
act OF Incorporation.
, 1881-05-03

DETROIT, Mfcl,., Nay o.-Mr. s. r. Gala.
why, who las been General Superintendent
OF the Detroit & Milwaukee md Detroit l.
signed tho 0Huperintondencynf the Ia or rUnt]att3
has becn nppotntett uenernl Superintendent at
tho ChfcaEo g. Grand Trunk, taking effect
Muy Ii.
, 1881-05-03

PHLApEtrIIA1, May a.-ln n special
car the President ot tho Louisville & Nasl,-
Vile Railroad alul select pnrty left for
Norfolk, where a formnl conveyance Of tho
property Of tho Norfolk 4 Wrsiern Raieoatl,
OO mAdo Tomorrow.
, 1881-05-03
sTAGE.r{O1spERs.

CosrnovrLtE, Tox., May a.-Thrce men
and boy were arrested yesterday, entering
town. Two answer the description of the
Of SabInal tho night ut April -.
, 1881-05-03

TAKIs, ky,. May 9-Anotler trogedy oc.
cNrred III ClayvlIle, a negro village In tie
.pburbs Of Paris, lust night. About 10 O'Clock
Dudley b1Aoat. u young negro, WHEN about
% leave town shouldered hls gun and
, 1881-05-03
ACQUITTED.

Sptetat Dtsrntth ta TAt Ghtedoa Tribune.
NEw Or.tEASs, May a-lsltiore Levi and
Matthew Mny, Oh trial since Thursday on n
charge Of arson in firing tho store No. y
Magnzinc street Tnt,. I, wcro acquitted ty orlor
Of tire Ct,1rt, tho Htate failing III tnnko case,
noe pruscllil w!tA ui,tcrct III tho c,,se Ut LAW.
ret,co Danton, indicted FOR tho snmo ufonsc.
, 1881-05-03
coli. ANTHONY.

CINCINNATI, o., N1ay>2-A Lcnyenwortl,
Kns., specfal snys: Col. d. r, Anthony,
proprietor Of tho Times, caned E. G. Ross, or
United States sonator, yesterday afternoon, Lo.
eause OF some articles published In bis paper
No urroStb
, 1881-05-03

? WlrKEanA1s1lE, 1'a., May r. Charles
Mno4el', of plttsburg, arrested for passing
counterfeit trade dollars. was committed this
morning In default Ut $l0O0 bail. There ts a
gangs Of coInterfritcrs In this city, of which he
low.
, 1881-05-03

ALLEGED CROOKEDNEss.
W11.KEsn.t1.nE, PHI, May a.-lalclard Graf,
n boot and shoe merchant, Inns failed. Ile
was arrested this evening for secrottng large
portion Of his stuck. q,
, 1881-05-03

hive not ynt aIgnrtt the urrrnmcnt nre tho ton.
!rnl Vermont and NOw York, Now Iinvcn l.
Hartford.
II IL. however, not required that tho nrreo-
nictit Hhih ba acrentcd by Hli nnelnlIrrs, IN ttN
ir'IvistHns eah l,u carried nut, ns will rs tho
desired results obtained, wlthnnt n Unanimous
vtltr. a
:" Tho agreement tf Atnruh II n thercupon TO-
clarcd NJ accepted l,y tho Committee"
, 1881-05-03

SpftMtDtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, May a-WillInm Thomas,
convicted of the murder OF ex-Ainyor Allen,
of Sandwich, was on Saturday scn,ence,l to
seventeen yenrs Mt Joliet, Judgo Kcllor denying
,no n,,unn fnr 'ew tr!Ii: The Deputy shesiH
, 1881-05-03
THOSE CHINESE TREATIES,

BAN FMANclsoO. May 9.-TAe otttzens OF
Vallejo, IN tnass-snoctlnE this oyenlug, intorsod
tho position ot Gen. Miller in his efforts to 90.
cl1rn consideration Of tho Chincse tsoatlos,
Meetings for similar purpose will bp held In
san FfMfiolsco aud several interior uliios ".
morrow evening,
, 1881-05-03

NEW YARDS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. May 1.-The New York, Lake
Eric Il Western Railroad Company today
began the work Of rebuilding its freight and
passenger yards Mt East ltu(fulo. Mt n cost of
s:.76,oM. Cr1tigc. ltnlrorty T. Yoemuns, OF this
city, hayc tho contr,lot. >
, 1881-05-03
a TOWN ELECrIoN.

Special Dbpateh to Tts Chicago Tribune,
DEps0ItD. Int, slnS :.-ln tue town election
to-tay there woro twn ukets,ICitixons lind
al av0t1lgu majority Of I'll.
, 1881-05-03

6pessat Dtspdtsh u IAt Ch&eaeo 1ttb..nA
ELKMAEr, Ind, May 2.-.1'l,ls morning
khree thieves stole span Of hDrscs, harness,
ana baRgy from Jncob rfoItfer, Of Middle
bury Township. They thon proceeded to
M!ddleoury Station, where they entered q.
E0 The explosion awakened the pruI,rietor,
who exchanged several shots. The prapriolor's
s9n, @ wno was awakened with hia fAthoE, rocuyetl
Fellows was wounded, m blnod win f0l,nl whore
Saey had lAsen standing. The thieves ran thulr
nnfses toward ElkhHrt. They abandoned fhoil
About milo froM here aud tod for tho volts.