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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-30

EASTERN MaSsachusetts has Deen TIs-
tied by heavy storn.Lk hting rug 81
many places, burning a number of barnfand
outi1ouses, killing several horses, shatterfng
fllagstaffs, telegraph poles, trees, etc., and
any quantity of window panes by flying mis-
siles and hailstones. Half dozen prosfra-
lions Of people reported, but no fatal cases.
At New Bedford schooner was struck and
the mizzen top-masts were splintered. John
Shady, steward, was knocked senseless- and
the mate injured. -
A psEfGRAM from Fort Smith says
that Governor s6xerton, of the ChfeSssaw
Nation, has issued Proclamation di, band9
ing Nh militia, with misunderstanding. wv
ever, that~their services may, be sreqdred
shortly. The men are leavfns.s<or theiI
homes. lSsfs7 ,Egss : -@zCEAx r-rrsS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-07-30

defend Guiteau and commencing his attack
upon the PRESIDENT.
AN independent cable will be laid
from Germany to Valencia, Ireland, and
thence to the United States. ~ ~
A LONDON dispatch says it has been
agreed to give the whole of the Transvaal to
the Beers.
FRANK PELToN, formerly Assistant
Teller of the Montreal Bank, Canada, has
been arrested at Santa Fc by a Canadian de-
tcctiye who has been hunting him for some
months. Pelton -ah>eonded in April last
with S23 900 in cash, but it Is believed was
himself robbed of the larger part of his plum
der ny a woman who accompanied him in his
flight and who subsequently ran off with a
handsomer man.
AREpoRFEDo OIL discovery near May
flower, Ark, twenty miles from little Rock !,
is causing great excitement among prospect
ors and spectators.
-THE Car has committed the Sem
tence of death pronounced upon Hessy
IIelfmann to imprisonment for life.
SHERIFF TIMBERLAKE, who started
with a posse in pursuit of the North Mis-
souri, train robbers, reports that he was at
the house in Ray County, near Crooked Riy-
er, where three of the train robbers took
supper Saturday evening after the robbery.
They were seen by several citizens, and were
well mounted on bay horses cousidera-
bly, jaded. They started in a southerly d.
rection, and were next heard from at Law
son, where their number was augmented by
four coming in the direction of Excelsior
Springs, and were riding at intervals of ten
for twenty PAGES. Here all trace seems lost,
showing that they either went into hiding OF
crossed the Missouri River singly. Tho
| train mems description of the robbers cor
| responds exactly with that of the ciuzens
, 1881-03-29

1t Struck Sanvll1n with the Ifuninoc.
tl.lls but Entled Lille u llrt.MtIl.

SITrins Correspondence NJ 7Af t'hfrs3o 1fnns.
DASvIt.,.l:, ILL.,, March ai.-AIthntlRh there nro
rrpnrtG.i 10 ht. GiNn pl!ces within thu gilt Of
tho Federal Government, Hnt Oay 1',0W 0Iices
within tho Elige IF tho 1HstMNstct- icIerA, yet
It hcnntuy utGura tllnt @ub,lRn ctiztns enter
lhtn IL Krncrnl serlnlltu for these l',(a0 WI
cnnefr-. l. pom Il TaIr uSarn1e fher1s arc twenty
lnyMl t,,ltriutH who believe themselves eUlriy
t!ttel for ha,ltillng letters and patcnt-tns!1o
newspapers IN tho UnH pnor unfortunate devil
who gets tho t,tI,Dr. Aud whb,i duty commits.
siuncl hEH troubles only lcHln, fur ut once Eptca
nrc put upfn his lnmlnliilgs nIHl Oltsgong+ with
tho object " tripping him nD nnd sreing hn,
MT. F,r Beyrrni years Elurliv treE,ry. Il nun
WIN nn,y bu tuh1 to h,!ya grown up II
lilo En,stHl service. hrs tcIl Postmaster here III
Danv''tc. char'l" tnltlnI tho ol'lre in rho oni;
skirts uf tt'wn tn II ntumtI1e-town hi! !a'iinE. and
cTtt.ntctt wDrtH tnan tluK. .k"Htlnl, At hls twti
NxFoMsc. liz hntt 1t rn,fluEet IT, thu KrOuEl t1Hhr
ai,d srtul tho snn he wa+ sworn IN g thIs .lns.
he iMs len EnInl!tnUntGl with tho tltla 0t tho
sest Postmaster llI Ce1ttral ll!noIs ANU he -
r,la1uu, srii-!,s stniwnrt Republican tbs wci.
lime ca9o-npctttinn Ii! invor nf TWO nr snrcu
hungry tnltruts. It 1tls, Grrefl! nt that the ~
T.. N. ut Washington hns '!cei'lgsl to nuke no
rl,HMgo mt prescn." whtes! .nnAns thnt tho gen.
trll public will elAp Its hilll!s with 10y. far what
VIZ wn,,t ~ u poat.nlIco fnr ts,f. Recommendation
Ut ttlo prullle. CallRressn!n NlAnbrt, whu evcs
htrr, M lts return this week. Impressed Ercat
slirl,rso that ulknnwn tn h!,.. m eaorl h1
NJ Mr. GruEnry. Within tho DAnItlls delivery
t,lev nra ,,clrly :,hU l'cosle. and sixt"rn daily
railway null trltlns. ltanv!nu cls'su up to TUG
Washington is mex, tn 11ct,.tur and superlor tt,
Champaign. Fnrls. MHttoun. nili ClIntnn For
,'scsu rs.ssa''H tho sslncs! e,'1llntltty % pr.
frcty cnntrnt with Mr.. HrcHury. luu VII! De
gla,i IL turn tlat he IL llat to be disturbed.
49, ptIpClpS.
, 1881-03-29
A Ten.Minute Session, However,
- Is Long Enough for the
House.
Tho Question Of Apportionment At"
traoting Considerable Attention
Just at Present.
Development of n Feeling In Fayor OF
tile Proposed Iwcnsy.Dlstrict
Plnu.
Complaints Against Railroads Accumulate
During the Pendeuoy Of tho
Investigation.
SENATE.

IL ~ N us
adALL rnT.tTOEs, AND FEW IN A HILL.
Special D1patch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SpRINuFlE1n, ILL.,, March .s.-rllo Sennto
convened thls morning Mt tho Ms,int hour,
Presilent-pro-ten,. Campbell presiding.
SeuAtUr Lewis presented Il joint resolution
lonlling toward MI adjournment frum Frltlay
Of tA!s week until Wednesday, of next OH
ACCOUNT of municipal elections throughout
the State md tho general dustre t0 get home
and vutc. Laid ovcr under tho rules.
Senator Willing introduced II bill for tho
establishment Ut sewerage districts by Couh-
t. Boards.
The General Appropriation bill providing
for tho ordinary and contingent expenses Of
the Stnto Government WIS 1lNlo special or
der for Wednesday next.
The bill npproprInting 5000, ,000 for tho cx-
pelsses Of the next Legislature was advanced
to third reading.
Senator Whiting Introduced Il bill limiting
the number ofttrum-alop licenses 10 be is
snetl By Cau!lty Boants. II fixes tho rat!o Mt
onc lfcenso tn zoo inhabitants, accortllug to
the United States census. The license-fce
sflNll hut he lrss thaM $!Rlo pGr nllnllnl.
Senator NeGcU presented Ill amendment tn
the Revenue Law, which eyempts FROM taXn-
tion church parsonages to tho vnliln "f 81 ,W'q
= At this lunGtUru It BECAME painfully CYL
"" transacted, owing 10 the light natrnd-
tncc. md, nfter thrty-tw0 minutes sesAlDn,
ule Senate adjourned until tomorrow nlOrr-
(uu.
, 1881-03-29
SUNNY ITALY,


ID Ihd fNhaf o. 1Ae bHleac0 iF11Hes
CH1GAssO, MArch .s.--tn ynur Issue of this
mnrtllllg yon htyo II cnustIo und critical urtlrle
he,itlcu "Sunny ltAly," III whuh yaa do ErrMt
Injustice tn Hnnlu good eltlzcHs Tho meeting
ybu rufer tn WIS cRtlud to tuko pruper nutlan in
ru1crcncs tn an uI,wnrr,.n,es. disposition OF II
sAcrcd trust fund. iy sonso nf the ,ncnberaHt II
fOrn,pr meeting. Thore wins undrr tho clrrum-
Hlntces necessarily so,nu ferlinR, inleed excttu-
n.tnt; hui tho general s!ccorlta compared uht,Bt
fAyurAbIy with tilAt iis,lally exhibited In local
rnrly conventions. In this yuu will ngreo with
1nn. wnsu member oi yesterdays meeting,
aul thert wero tllsn rrpsont inlliy rcaalers at.1
pltru,,s ut THE 1'ninUSE. Your "llsnnut sta,iu''
and "hnut.orgnn thrust WAS 'lnllb,Iessdrensa
very Willy b. y1nr rrtnrter. b'it T. not and wiz
atnl1uh friends t,r iIlE 'rNlntNE; ~ ltalsn,'s
We Ind by ettnorhttu!l. Hlcelsutod In getting To-
gn.bcr whit VII cAtrA II funcrnt t.llMl." nllt ut
which Il tlceent hnrhLl is always seenr"d tn 9ny
of nur cnnnlryIueI WIN slI0 III IuvGrly. iiuw
lnu,,Y ltHIIan pnnpers has our conI,try, luel
chilled o. tn bury Iii tho Inst 1'vn yearaf Wu nsk
simply ~ Ge fMIrly unu vt.tlteclIy trratell III
yol,r l,npcr. Respectfully, JofH DAONAn0.
, 1881-03-29
HOUSE.

8ptet1l Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrRISGFlEL1, ILL.,, Mnrctl 29.-'rhe House
held u ten-,ni1,Mto session this afternoon,
the fact that there were but tfty-six members
present, RlI TINT ull the bills oll first realing
had been gotten out of tho way, preventing.
the transaction Of anything Weightler than
the INTRODUCTION OF bills. There werc only Il
couple of these, md their authors lad no
difficulty In getting them III and having them
read SECOND tIme for the sake Of cxpetliting
them. One WIS by Carter, Of Albums, ind
proposes to appropriate S:,,3s, with Interest. for
Nh cyon forty years. to pay tho lust outstanding
Mnccallster md Stubbins bonds, the holder
having failed to tako advantage Of the act Of
lSG5. One Of these same bonds was lm!d by
tho Inst General Assembly, aud tic Carter
bill proposes to Euy tho lust Oile OIL tho list
md Wipu off the score.
THE OTHER HILL
was ONO introduced by Sranll, Of johnson, 10
amend the Inv in tcGnrtl to the removal Ut
coullty.seatH. Tho amendment allows one-
fourth instead Of twttfiftlls Of tho residents
nf tic county to petition for removal, and
permits residents Ut c0Itty-sent to h,itH iii
a petition. The amendment further provides
for I'LL appeal from tho County 10 tho Circuit
Court, Rl,tl for the practice III such cAscs.
The bill WAS drawn, na might !iH supposed,
chiefly in tho interest Of johnson County.
The ll0nsH thon adjourned until to.mor-
row morning.
, 1881-03-29
CREATING PUBLIC SENT1-
MENT.
ObtaisaltaE Appeals fur n Change III tho
Pension NEIlcr.

Obtainlng Appeals fur n Change III tho
Pension NEIlec.
NfW lTnrk Tribune
WAsIi1SHroS. MHrcl 3li-The following Ia a
copy or Il printed crculnr whict, Is bctnE sent to
penslt,sl.cnlm agents IN nil pMrts Vt tho North.
"betitl In, within tho llext forty-etYht hours
nftrI ytl, T,rev1 thIs nott, II petition to tho
Hun. =. j. klrkw,mi, Secretary or tho Interior,
praying for tho appointment ns Commissioner OF
Tn,ls!nns Of tirl. Jcssu II. Moare. Ut Illinois,
fur,urly Clluiriuaii nf ttlo Cnnintten on !nvaisd
lctsnls who u warthy nnd well innllil9d to ~
tho position, ~ thHnRH II nlw contemplated.
l,I,si fur III nhu sul,liur whn Will s!u Justice
nkiko by tho rUl,slrr ard tl.o Government. Secure
nll the flntIlrs lNt4su Mt na,cu tn thu petition,
ani Tor ward, II etErr ,ntilu HIM. s.L. s<frkwo'd,
Hecretniy > Of thu lntrr0r. ur tho lten. john q:
IdK!1'. untsa StAtss Senaie: Washtl'E..n: p.C: g.
Ets nrilln IL tltAssl by i!!0 fnet tint II ~ sent
frinl Washington III unyunpcs henrnR the busl.
lltss stAtnpM GurHo iAl,lert.ft i To-. L t1rm ht
prn.lnn.claita ngsnts Ut tHls city. Il illustrates
it1w MI! by wiltll tho "A0lt1Gr sentiment In
ruYslrA tn pension lslMtters IL erentctl. ,una tho
nlntl,.nla olilp'sytd ~ Ect rl OF fntt th1u cun.
missioner, Wln ta iule whnt HI, ci.tl 10 sfdii
tho lind tr buck put.sIt,n fr1luts tint hasn too'a
hilt urs, huax lA'ftwlrsltcd TIL thu uusernmane
through tho llstsunrst elTurlsof the cluu axcnts.
, 1881-03-29


JunnE DEMONSTRATION ror rcytcw In Stnta
Insurance. Com1uny c9se.
.1UnaE HL0IH2 E7rT-Sn court.
APPELLATE CouisT-Opnions and motions at
10n. III.
JUNE GAiy-!t1 10 40. Condemnation cases
Nos. i.4lG, Chcnqn s. Western Inana ihlllrr,ntl
C:empnny vs.. Trutz!or. and J,psi, snmu VA. Ony,
still MI trlat. ... -.
.jttM,E s'MlrN-So preliminary call. Triai call
.sls, LEE a.EH. mi: .,sIg. No. :s.as, IIako vs.
Aufeurlctl. on trial.
.IupuE Wll.t.iAMsnS-AssiaR Judge tlnry. M.
COZ. !1hxtrnm vs.. ChlenAu & Northwestern 1lAtl-
lbAl Company, 01s trial.
JuEnE JAMl:saS-S0 call. No. III, 10th VI.
Ehular.. On t,eHring. -
luIalE GAnt,SE,E-Su. Q. NJ. II, Mnrkoe vs..
WnketnRt+ Oh herring. 49, f..
JuEH,E llutgt,s-;j1:. SIS to :'s.!i, Inclusive.
M t.AAe oil trial. ....
1ulGE Asr.toxr-No preliminary call. TrIAI
call 4U4, :p l. Iii Fl, III. +;h III, 134, ~, III,
4;i. ST.. 45;. No cnse Gn trInl.
.EnIE rutEY-s. IL, u, Is. No. 70, Grnliau,
VS.. tlnrtcy. on henrtnx.
.jun0E DAnSuM-S0 caIi. Motion fur lnjuut.-
tim IN rr,lcrs' INSURANCE. Compuny rs. Furwcll
Otl htnrInE. ...
.julMiE l.ooMIs-sct caao No. hi. Nos. LII.
LEE. l.2fD .:7, 1..iu, IT. t,.7i. l,:aU, ,:tt
1,pi. I'M, 1..tIl. l.;Ht.., mid JIM.
.1itDGEs MNltAS AND EAwEA-NOs: 0l5, nsll.
1t'D, l,1,;' l,'i. th', .0s3, I, LUZ, i,QvS, ,
1,lN, /, ,1U9. Anl |. ITO.
, 1881-03-29
A MATRIMONIAL ROMANCE,

Npfflll Uispafth 70 Ihe Eh1eago 1F1banEs
LAKk geneva, Wis.,, slnreh ..d.-fnst slimnuor
thutu wA4 here rUr tho grcAtrr pnrt ot tho
suason a y1unE lnly from Nottingham. England,
na.nrd Atnry Lawson, daughter Ut a wealthy
English geutlenAr. llGr grandfather oHtls q
villa ne,Ir lr,', uni she stDpprl part OF thu tt1na
with her grandparents and purt ut the residences
Ut q. u. lii suIlo. Ia the lut1or family theru II
u k,t, HlnG,i Etarra AnI between tho two yt'alflK
Gntltal III IN tllKtKufneilt. u 0.Iupl0 Ut days
buiorn tho d"iM,rtilru Ut the young la.ly And dsr
people fur England, tho Y1ttiE conplo wunt 70
INT teclllnitsy k,luw for s0yeral dHya "flor tho
yt,lilix lu,sY'd departure. 4 .tay ur TWO Mro
yUtiur iii Stln trur!vc.I u cnb!a4rtm calling
hIW Immediately 10 England. wnthur he haA
xturtud uEter hls ynunE fur brlctu.
, 1881-03-29

KiNaaroH, N. T.. aiarcu A.-Tm "Ktnlcrhook
Gtuttull" IL i!eAd. IIu wuH f,iltlh unGtltlsesNls
90 i yard Ut valattu, Coasnbin Ctubty, uu
WctlaGa,nly. !tls uaslo wns AlaxunaJor tlra,,t,
aul orrrybAiy nlonE tao llu'lst,n Ritcr know 0f
III lulK NJ anything patubIu ratnMneti hefnro
hln. II III nllcKud that Ut ono sitting hn has
eaten twuhly p.InIuls OF stlblis mo drunk ii
Klon ur milk ulli e.!ltee: Flsv pounds uf honf-
SIeuk rc3urslts br him IN but III Mppctlker.
aud unBss such side. dlsll's NJ lMlf peck of
q ci,ulplutu pudding provided ntst1 i1u In
siattt that he hatl pnly Ilinehud. 4 COruner's
Jury slvciled thet 0f4nLs 4aath WIZ due to up
uplexY.
, 1881-03-29
4 United States Judge N0rkluE for tho

.WAsutsa!oS. DC. March $h-7" the Editor
Of ne Ntsr Turk san: l'ileru nra CNrtusn facts
which sre 1utor!tlils hcru ll Washington utll
which hllHl!t ~ h0 universally Understood n NIL
purts 0f thu ta'!ElrT.
t,tlo u tho slt,st persissent md aetivo a.lvo.
Gates VI Stanley MntllpMs " .lIHlXt Stephen H..
Fu.li Ut CAl,E0rnfu. witt t,oeurGA Il plhns M the
Nuncl Ut thu SANreH,n Enurt. utisl VIM WIS Il
HttHi .Gl tnke NJ lust yelr uA u t,l,SaDto t1ulla-
luee nj tho llstl'tcraty for 'r's'nt
.luutxG Fluid tln4 lnltlU II his business to 20
AI,,l1Y Ilutucrt!1 HeiIutnrH nl,tl nrEH The cans
trInasiou u slnttt!u"s; tsinrs hls IVA rle's4ts
nervat!ye III tho Isenga, und tlut hp would ho
tn fllll syInpathy with hia tF'eki's} -rtuws un
Southern ailtstlo1ls. anti questions Ut govern
InGHt HDEtrlllf.
J,tiKr Field hluls''If IL Tho ll'nst rt.nlnine'al
partisan IT corporations III thu Court. As,a n,ts
u!o W fur IN that direction ~ ~ Ptnvoku a,'it.
ilcn wnn Mru wusthy Hf tin highest cunsllrra-
lion. i hna hton well understand. and. intiecti,
J.nlHo Field himself hAs dpcrui, shAt II t.u hul
peeli Mon,lnatt4i fur President. hu would hasu
l,4ti tho ht.tsy slpprt Ut thu vrn4t faultlu l&.ii-
rtIMs nlad Alt thulr contributions.
I'llesu nre fItcta which. ! th.nk. ought to bo
knnwn Ulsnwhtrn III they Aro kin,wn horo,
Yours respectfully. ONEdnS.
, 1881-03-29

tho A,rrctAsy'A and Trcasurar's hooks, J[e
thinks therr IL something cFtnAetl III the tnatl-
ht%s uf f]WtD Inst yenr. nnd tint unnecessarily
large nssesstnrnts hive IIren tnate nlI tho stock
hnIlett liz hal] repeatedly nskrti Ii ic allowed
to huIk byGr tito lnDk9 ~ ns to sHrtf tho tnf,l-
pany'4 nfTnrs Gnlllh mt lr settled nlntCnt,y and
a.tsfnctnraIy, hut tho efrn.Ianta rntuse IL HsIow
~ @ 20 tn,as .3hn ~ ts ,,I an, th, n ne, r4Ss
wialfHs. \ viii WIS l.sIictl rGtMrnnhte Satlltny.
lt,hn u. lflw!ey brought suit for .,uFD ugninst
1iantnI Il. flFhnt.
.ttltn ~ :Kcnnr. who II enjoying Temporary
rcst tn tho IrHkltr nfi aHn1e lfnktN,wr chnrHc.
llleti petitn for 1lnbcAs ct'Tptts to hnyB Ills
CnaG rxnH,lM1 inin ~ Hs To discover whether ho
Ia legally held nr not.
, 1881-03-29

Judge I.o0inls mule tho following announce
nicnt yoaterlny: t'A nrw trul calrn,lnr will DO
n1e NJ, for Tho April term, 4. u. 1ssI, or tho
County Enuri, Anh on tho rcxtltr call uF tho
satl.e I'LL cases md arpenls mt responded to by
either purity which hnrc leen pending for year
or ti'oru. VII t'n dismissed by ho Court fur wnt
Of prosecution"
I',ie attorneys fnr the Michigan Central IinIi-
rnAd Company. yesterday tH'tttionetl tho Court
tn rstunvu tho Western lndlunn ttnllru.UI COM
pany'A condemnation cnsc to tho United States
Circuit rnurt. Thr petition WIS hasrl 1trOn tins
nsunt Htntuttrf grounds. aud wis denied. Tho
petitioners will nOw w to Judge Drimn,On.l llld
Isk him to AssHinc Jurisdiction.
, 1881-03-29
MAD WITH JEALOUSY.
Tile Adventures Of NIr. aud Hrs. Young
-'rhe XFIlU'~ Expinltullou.

Tile Adyclitttr res Of MIR, aud Hrs. Young
r. 1,...... .ssa,,,,.. .tri,a .rs.t', a,,,ur,,,
Ihc .on,s snoo.'ns NJ ana'' "MeH os1"t.sa ~
sunday night H. ths unao" r"rk m'tel, "as
t,rst stnted, tho thiot cn,,sn Of MIR. Younu's ut-
~. ,"x liz ,S,rcs tSo scon, r., harn hcn,,
Jealousy. UP IL last night Young had not bcos,
nrrestrd, though he WIS seen OH tho street. nl,L
tho police were making dIllgcnt sonroh for
nlm' Nles. 1oang WA hot 'A!urca III 1ho snoot-
lux sorapo beyond y spra'nch ankle witch re-
suIed frum hor full down tho stairs ut tho hotel.
.''i. ~. 49, vaat a.. WI, ..,Int ,',,,,,,
e.n,,. " .,.. ,,,,,,har s.,,tn, "t ~. n"teot ,hot
t,,n n.no,e warn ,vrnnr In aavtnv hor dn,,vhtrr
!esa!o haa bee.l Hitting s!t,cn sho naa 9ee't "
' ~ Mrs, yousa,
who haa ss0otq Ut a ri, was tpn s"l1G r.
ahu aai an",l near In irant;;lAfnr W!nw; WI ,
nluup II ii @ tjvurs. pd VS. 5euo'niEy ,!ressad
.,as, Ji,t,, JhiuHv.. +hn hno 0ht,'r WIN" VIII,
% NJ tie 1t,aaI. wno, WIS t,recuds, by t,,ss, so
st IT, il Ia'i Which Mr Yo.!as has t5roatsSd W to
prnF tho dsy shS h ~ t' s yoy ws ~ @
ss 1sy.t 5 s' So oSss; ss se %S S W.T. vi: .g Il x m
tlri1ixi,x. . " Mrs. TusiuI saa h"r hi!sbtnd WIS
yury joRlDMs. especially OF uILG nHn, Mr.. PtnH,
whom snt tcularc,! shu bud not spokcs, to sInco
hur MarrinxU, Sbt hhd nUVnr given her husba1H!
my CAUSE IL be Jealous. Nsly way. Mr. Young,
biz wlfu thought, wls In tho tlablt nf drinking uh
tho ally, and sao nllu'lca 70 his having bccI' mr.
rested iii II seemingly Intoxicated COlI.!ltun,
when ho had two rcvoIvnrs IN his perhon,
aud thruat0ncA to shut sir. P!ne. Sic in"d
IN llca that ,hcr h,tsbnnL bud married hur
nartly out 0f spite II Sir: PIsr, wnon, 10 tlua M
old KfutlXo against, hu hning HfrntI sfio and Fine
wnA bo n,a'lo ono In tho sprl,'G. shn t1,'si left
intsnK nbal,t threu weeks nx0 piI Rccuunt nj his
1enIOusy, whict, sreuietl u lo nEyrlvutcl by
drink ttft hn MjIi,uAr.n to ba nstnnst iHsnG, aud
had .leternueh tt eusll hur uWu living. Mrs.
Young sAit she felt lhnt
IfEt I1rt. r..u M 1,axnru
whlo hor b,lsfmn1 wn. ~ Iih,rtv liz had hmm
Hcen ycstortlny TN Wust ltuniulnh Klrcet hy her
brtnhor. mud AAo Ic4reti ha wi.A lurkll,v il, lnn
Hnushcr opportunity tt nVu her ThNy b,lI hprn
married nGuut stx wcekA Or W, aud skr tiI mt
, 1881-03-29
l&rfbefY and (,urrIJtst30ls,

Thele IL u good atory t0tl IT nnc par elementary
contest which ioak plac1 whrn petitions were
beard boIuru committees Of tho lluuse III Com.
tttt.ls and not hefof u.!gea Ut tho Courts. ~ IL
luW tho caNu. Il pptit.uu wAa tIlch aYatl,kt IAu
sliceesstut candhiute, MlIo4nY UrlburY aud cor
rup1tou. a yntrr was lioluK exa.nIntsd by tho
ythl auee tir. Hunk nHypr gave you anything ut
the ttule of tho uleut'onf" M siE. unly-" hnA.
thut,dered ths bAtrlssur. " Iut tho h1ro aiulik,"
sad tha wtt,less u'eokly. "Cusruptlon!" rtMrG1
tho nlyocute, ala H!Auced In ttiumph II tho
COm.lltkao,
, 1881-03-29

Daniel Harrington llo.l n bill yesterday
against Norton I!rns. s. Ca, to restrain t4enl
Ersnn nslag his patent IksHetl Oct, u, lB19, fur
Improved steps fur mill xptldEes.
, 1881-03-29
I't'IsNlS.

III tho case OF The Fidelity Swings nank, tho
IlGculver yrstott!ay. buturu Ju.lg0 Jnmrson, 60t
mt ts,lt in accorsan'u with iii order Ut COiIrt
l,u n.l realvertised fnr hasa fur Lnts Il tn :ki.
both inglualve, Hlnck s. I.nts l to l.. inclusive,
an.l u to 1T. tncluslvo, iucIs D. tho n. Il Of Hck
l. tilook j, Except tho +. !, of tho south :td fcct
nt Louks .. II, IT, u, IL. Ii. md ints g. ~,
q. u. IN. IL. u, II, ~, Atll q. lltnuk H. all IN
coivG. n!fo bids for nll nr 1rl d such 'ucks.
The highest t!tls: howosnr. wer. ", ~ less lhan
:i f.sor old t e. H. Sx, w,,a %It,"1 ,a . TO-
cctvur thought all tho I'a!H should ba
rejected HIId The prNlcr1y MuEArtisMl
by tho C,rt Il. hut vtfert. I'll! tho bHs hAvlssR
bIuil t,rltlu on tho cxpresa understanding timt
they w.ro s5b!'u6 to tho appryNl ~ lhp Enurt.
MlnrnIn9, .
IllRn liIod9ost will probnbly not 10 lu court
thta wtuk.
, 1881-03-29

The inter.ntnIblc University litigation hntl an
OihGr wrtstlo III court yGstertay. This titnG tic
6ce1!c of nctiot WIS brture Jll'IYt. TnIey lii tho
statr Court, whcrG u motion WIS mttlt far Il stay
Of proceedings pending tho foreclosure suit III
Tic Federal EuiiEt.
SIR. II. Il. lsltss, on bohalt OF tho Company, pre-
stntetl II Transcript nf tho rccurt vi tho UDse
Stntos Circuit CURT In tho foreclosure procctfI-
ings. md Of Jut!4o i'runmund'H decision 0r tho
iuton fur Injunction, holding that ho hid prior
1r!Silction, mud uskel for siny Or 1,rocee'lii,xs
until 'lecFcc4 4as rsndersd In Tho foreclosure
Mr. SWEET opened tho arguments n behalf #
C..rt hal i1rst acsli,r,4l Jurisdiction; thtt Tho
there. nl tllt tho validity of tho trust deed
ct"lsd Mtsd should be decided thorc. II Tug Stlte
cot,llict Ut Jurisdiction, rs Judge nrtsI,no l.d
snlt t,n would grant III fnJunr.or. II nre,.ssary
s'as - y = stuy nsvee.uKs n II tho htata Courts.
University, cla,ned tint tho Coapany auKht, to
make 4 rtcnt1i ~ the Sinra! Court ot tho ln.
nvor, thu '!efellsU Ut 4 forMtr suit pending
n4it to sn' set ni' BY piea and noi by n.otion.
t."Sciusa @ 't' sa"rraR ] s'e an ' ws rs ,n,.eh % rar.
rt,wer., ~ Its sc.!po than thn ininrtnn'
,ioa iile'l n THO sia!9 Court. rhe p,;"p!o
nlt wins entl!.rd to ltignte in tho State Court
!. ctsuld nut he ,nntln II party ~ tho Fetl.rul
cers ,.xaG nr soieeit t,s ,rssts, q sGrc
heirs, cnrfuntlIns thnt thu penplc wcro u sov-
eruigMty and Guild mt be t,lken s'It Of tiletr
u tho , a,"r.uaxs" and % would nnt be II inquired
sis!e's xt.sSasy' ": , ,S;Is. Ssi . eef% r. i,a'Is 5
Is sinto's Attorney 1t Cs,uk County, mil Tint
did mt nuke tho rc,pis IT tho HtMt1 Of liho,s
p%r,y T,e rtr mir Sr,r VIZ az =, ,@i!f an sntTvs
md A!Kf, with tho purity {ur Wht'AD lutleflt
, 1881-03-29

UNITY E1IEIREjI.
The annunl tncrtluo If Tho congregation or
,r.,.., G'..I. ~, J." 49,. .eI. y.
UNITY thllrch WINS hc''' ~ the lecture. room Or
Tho church lust evening" II. T. Tnon1.s',s1. Trp*-
tlput Of tho HDarL OF Tristre4, WIS IN tho cl,nIr
Tho rcuort of tho J,,mr,l Of Tr,,stees w,ls t1te
,,rst pus!,ess a M It % wss Of :, ,hu ,.st hoIef @
hfid encouraging chnrictcr. II Reviewed tho
history Ut tho CHURCH tur tho pust ycur, refer
,".s," os.,,s, ~ ~ ,',a, .',.s ~
'>".,e" ""'i's :" 'ne no's"eo y! scsn'a' ts's."'
and. con.tn9 t'own :" tho chilling Ut Tho itcs.
GG,1rKc T.. a(tlu, Of Iirpnktyn, aaEA:
..y,r. Mill, tnok rnrun1 pnsscaslon af fhe
oh,,r.,,, e. ~. ~ .n, n"1',+ s .,,,s,,. ~, ~
l:lh tny of ia'''inry lust, hld we rneord with
uleAy,4ru ,ynt cai,not hnye pseunod your nutlct.-
TINT attendance upon tho sunday scrvlrrs has
tee sieay a1sr1asnas at,a ,nat see M,I
tf.sed n ,nax as vn.'y v s.orE i, "
MInIE.3s '!"Fs4.n' nIss. ns't.2 kn.rtu.. w
p' ~ nf S" ns nv .s IN ~
!w,,! sn ' liz ,tinrs. ~ ,yI.n With H.. H ,I.
y"e; @ iavc IN en MT H. MI w eass,s Mtn satIy
~. H. 1 t!s ~. ~ ~. tn. "t w., .h. tT,t,. r., t..M,r
III, s n t..r ,c., ~ x.
pews Silu pnrts oi pews within the paet ss tw"
eusrry ss and i s"i fp rsow,h s,he' " o"' A'"' IT.
Tho So. yor Ha .o S. bce tt ts II W. Witch @ .oi i, tut
beef, from nav rnt,ta, Tim tllsalr4nncilta wrrn
syS:s. T. ny aotn,ag ct i tei',uor.ry lo.n !; e
Miln's rulI,uval 10 tho t,sty, when WIN not nc-
sonntea for. however, n + r',,t of tho ann!,al
iSt ,ses lie t rcar showed f That 'e ,.ss aa bse
tt,si,.ltse On ar,nuns ii ch.rity E4.Hii, "r which
xi.Ns5 had brrt given t!,e Third pniurna
% Il The fcslnrs ~ IN K,',sua. ''' <''' ~ ' 'e''''
T1s y sS's ! re Wis Ct e srs n s s slnx; 1
tho nhtIitirs duo nntl ,.n,Iti,i. imel,l,,,x ihu
siU0 utEve referred to, werv Si.9.a. whlch lrft
, 1881-03-29

surER1ol Observation-Disclosures Charles Fra
xler 1T III. ". Il. Hamilton Hunt, $EE.;R.
JutME SM1TH-Supplrc Steam EnKlne Com
pnny VI. u. L.lticu, Saa,Js!..0i.
Cliu:trlr Cnurr- .tl!nag ROGERS = A.lolph
1lsntt Ut nj, va. +. Wnilhers yDrlc, <fu.ss. ullu
1,nslon for now trlnl.
.iuIx;E ASTIit,SY-Joscph W. Taft Us. Joseph
SlasIutnskt, $51.