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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25

hAiikoAD DcSDS In ilkht uctnhnu
and generally weak.
SrArg BONDS Active for Tenncssees.
SrocK-The market was strong in
early dealings for the general list, which
recorded an advance OF to- per cent,
the latter ior New Jersey central: but
after the first board speculation became
weak. prices steady, and declined
throughout t.le afternoon. Late deal.
iugs showed Il drop OF 10 2, per cent,
Northwestern, 81. Paul, Union Pacific.
the coal shares and the trunk line stocks
leading the downward movement. In
final sales there WAS recovery ol Ia
II pc. cent in which Union Pacific,
New Jersey Central, and Nor,hw, stern
were the most conspicuous. Nashville
and Chattanooga Was again quite efratic.
declining iron 50 10 IS. selling up To 81,
recedlng to 10 and closing at ,6l TIE
market Was fairly steady at the closc.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed us follows: Cad.
ada Southern 1900, Cleveland, Co.
lumbus and lni,ana Central 300,
delaware, Lackawanna and Western
5000, Delaware and Hudson 10000.
Denver and Rio Grande 300, Erie
1900, Hannibal and II. Joseph l0,0J1,
Iron Mountain 10000. Illinois Cen.
tral 1000. Kansas aud Texas 5000,
Lake Shore ~ ,O0O. Louisville and Nash
vile 1900, Michigan Central 200, Man
haitian Elevated 5000, Mobile and
Ohio 1000, Northwestern 1900. Nash
vile and Chattanooga II 900. New Jer.
scy Central 5000, New York Central
1900. Northern Pacific 10000, Ohio and
Mlssissippi 1000. Ontario and Western
1000, Ohio Central G,0O0, Pacific Mail
10000, Reading G,0OO, 1t. Paul 81, 900,
II Paul AMI U,nana J,0OO, Sutio iun-
mel 4,GOD. Texas Pacific 200, Union
Pacific .S.o0), Wabash rdcin, 1900,
and West.rn Union 300
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25

PRODUCE.
r. ov xorg.

SEw YoRx, March ~ Cotton
Qniet at l0i@llc; futures dull. Flour
Heavy; receipts 5000 barrels. e..
ports -, 800 barrels: superfne Western
and state 90 GDc,i o. common to good
| 81 30la5 o.: good 10 choice - l0sy6 ~:
white wheat extra 81 coat o., extra
Ohio and ~. Lou. ~ 3pGG -; Mime.
sofa pstent procsss 81 50a \ % Wheat
Inactive; receipts 1873 900 bushels: er.
ports 232 .OC0 bushcl.; un2raded spring
81 lsI ungradei rei ~ lsal IS, 80. :
do 81 10 No. 9 do 81 2icgI 2i!; No. ! 10
81 2slal 2st mixed aiut-o 81 :OIal POI:
ungrsdsd white 81 %; 80. z 81 pDa
20!: No. do sales ii. .0JJ bushels, at
81 2iGnl 2il; No red .cll.r March.
sales eS ODO bushels. at 81 23lHI 2'i;
seller April, sales 80 900 bu.h.ls. q,
81 IDOL %. seller Nav, sal.s ilBOp
bushels. al 81 2Oti,l 2I3 seller June.
sales 100 Oh bu.lHl,, III 81 lJ.EpI 2UI.
Corn-Inactive and !ct g. !ospr: receipts
I7i,OOO bushels; Exports 1850 bush.
els; ungrsded j7.EtD!c; steamer yel
| j9IHj9ic; No ~h,i" 40. ".GJic: No. .
seller March jolmGo!c; s'li-g April 81
Ca,57:c; seller Nav 5ji aJjc; n, lI'r Jsne
| 5ita15Iic. bats IHactiy. aBi lower;
receipts s7,0O bushels; western b.ixrd
43a I5c; 45fdi3c Iay-QJiet s.sl 70
al O5. Hops-Qniet and unchanged.
| Codce-QnIet and unchanged. sugsr-
| FIrmer; fair % good refining Hold.
Molssses fair aud mark, firm.
Rice ST shy aud in good hsnan !. Pr.
troIeHn-Dull and weak. rhIpd 57lc:
crude Gia7ic; rio,d S: as&.b. Tai.
low--steady aud in iaIT d.Dani - 6ila
Gle. Rosin-UnchsDge'. 1ur, c.t,ne-
Firm at 4Gc. Ecgs-Qniei a. finn.
Pork-Duil and UNCHANGED. E~ei-.
Quiet and steady. tGI Meats Doll
aud nominal. Lard Veal: psi.. steam
$40 10 Butter Qllet nud G..! . ged.
Cheese-Firm q, lOg I2ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March - Fnur-Q1iet
and unchanged. Wheat Aeuss and
lower; No. 2 Chicago spiin2, rgglsr,
81 90; fresh, 81 02I cash; ~ COZ seller
April; 81 0j.Hsl U5t ,el~r Mav: 81 O5j
| al 05i; s-Iirr Jua,: No. 3 s,sg3lc:
rejected 75lss2c. CDrB--In :sp demand
bot at lower rates; regular 3ssc; fnes,,
40Ic cash; 3iS 3sir seil'r ApIii; GAG
425c seller May: 42tc selI.r June. Oats
| Irregular and lower; regular 22ie;
32c cash: 2osc seller April; SIC seller
May; 3j4c seller June. ky.-st.a,jv
and unchanged at y3-fdI OF. RarIey-
Steady and unchanged ut 81 04aI o5.
Flax Seed-Fumer at 81 is<ai 1876.
Pork-Cnsetiled bot generally flower.
and very wesk at times snd airDos, pan.
icky at sl4 75(si4 s7i casa; sI4 71I4
"a 80 seller April; II S2its,i4 s5 seller
May; tl5 07Ilsl5 10 sellery une; sales
$l4 75 Is 10 seller May. L.rd-Stesdy
and fair demand at so 20 cash and
seller April; $40 30Sio 32i seller May;
No 42i9i0 IS seller Jn,s. Bolk
Meats-Actve, but q sbads lower;
shoulder 81 vs.; short rib 81 65; Short
clear 8 06. whisky-steady ai 81 0s.
Pittsburgh.
PrTsBrRoH, March "a Petroleum.
Active. weak and lower: Usitsd csgti6-
estes 76se; refined &c tor Philadslphis
delivery. =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25

CaICAso, March "a The Dy"'Cr,
Journal reports hog receipts 5000
head; shipments 6,OC0 head. Better
quality. Market weak AMI slow. and
To- lower: common to good mixed pack.
ing - iO@j 30; light s 90; butcher.
pigs s. 9oaG 10; choice heavy 81 OCd
q 40. Closed weak.
Calt!e-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments ., so head. Market active and (
shade easier; quality only fair; common
to fair shipping 81 30Si %; good N
choice s. O0,a.5 80; exports s. 75'a6 %;
one car extra steers 81 40; butchers
more plentiful, but weak; common to
fair dull and weak at e 4Oia,3 90; good
TO choice s. 80: bullss2 75tay4 90; stock
ers strong at So 0od,3 80; feeders S3 30
al 30; closed very dull.
Shcep-Receipts 2,s0) head; market
slow and in fair demand; lair TO good
81 GOA 5 %; choice 10 extra s. 4otg5 90
Good many poor unsold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25
East Liberiy.

EAST LiBIETy, March 2i.-CattIr--R Re.
ceipts APP head. Market firm at yes,er-
days prices; very few cattle on this mar.
ket for sale.
Hoys-Eeceipts 80 head; Philadel.
phias 81 5Otd6 Gj. Workers IS sJsG 10.
Shecp-Receipts ScO head; selling firm
at Yesterdays prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25
LIVE 81 oCK.
Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, March 24.-lIogs-Quiet
and steady; common - 25a5 %; light
and packing - 4Old5 %; butchers
So OO(S6 30. Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 600 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 4 to 6 Per csnt-Governmena
Quiet and Firm--flour Quiet and In.
ehanged-wheat Active and low
er-Hogs Quiet and Steady.
FIN ANCE
Esv York.

NHw YoRK. March 2i.-MoNxv--At4
S6 per cent Prime mercantile paper
500 per cent Sterling exchangr, bank.
ers' bills steady n +soi; demand 4S2t.
SILvER-AtLondon SD per ounce; bar
silver here lll.; subsidiary silver coin
;9l per cent. discount
GovIRNNrNrs-Quiet and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25

The chances for the confirmation OF
Judge Matthews now look exceedingly
bright. The President is deeply inter.
ested in the matter, and feels somewhat
ehagrined that the impression should
have gained hesdway that he was at all
anaihetic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-25

PruBrRoH, March A-PStfoIeum--
Active. weak and lower: Usitsd csstih.
estes 76ic; refined &c ior Phnadslphis
delivery.
, 1881-02-17
LAKE SUPERIOR q SOUTHEAST.
1;f3~

Special D!spdteh to The Chteaan Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,. Feb. 1g.--A patent bus been
Issued by tho Governor incorporating tho Lake
Superior s. Southeastern llallrcal CutnpIny. l..
Z. Stanley, manager of tho Chippewa Fails l.
Western ltaslwRy Company, Gov. lsugham, A.
sombtynlan Taylor. and Gen, George Ginty ara
tho cs,rpornttrs. These gentlemen arc MI IT tha
Chppnwu Valley, nnd are backed by nulp,o
cnpital To make tho enterprise complete auc-
cess. Tho line contemplated to be constructed
Is from tho Village of Superior, In Douglas
County, to tho point OF Intersection defined Id
tho uuts uf Congress grnutlnx ccrtaln llnds
to tho Chicago Air-L!np. 1'nc!1c Railway
Company. which hns forfeited lte rights
to tho Rrtnt: thrl,co to tho cities OF Chippewa
Fulis anu Fan Cnrr, and thence To point IN tho
Mississippi rlrer,ot fNrthersoith taAn the 1tyot
IL, Cr,.4se nnsi not lhrtiur ilnrth thun thu mouth
0f tho Chippewa River. Tho well. known chur-
ncter Ut thu gentlemen cnu,prisng IT'S Directory,
ufftI tho fact thut they nr1 MI reshl.nts UT tbs
linz OF thu proposed rond, Is n guarantee that
tho Ernnt. II bestowed upon this ConlIauy, Will
no tho n,c,tils Ut upultlnX up much ueedeout.
lot Tor tho products VI tho Chippewa Valley.
, 1881-02-17

sr. Lnuts, Mo, Fob. ih.-Anothor delegation
or la,tics, representing tho National Womnnh"
Suffrage Association, visited Jefferson City yes.
trr,ay, and lust night m!drcsseut tho House mil
He1,slta Committees on Constitutional Amends
merits. They did nut ask tnr full shtrra9c far
wsn,,eit. ln,t Nude strung Mrnct: aistl etrRent
MpIeMls for tho extealsun uf tho l,il!nt ~ w'n~
iii on I'LL srM,l questions. Gci. DOM II. Hen
tlrrtn,,, who wns With tho i.,iIc*, n1s0 mat!n 4
Hrt,IIg ,lpt,t,nt TT tl1cfr favor gts,t nude shrns
sugHcstlons tn tho legislators outside "f tho
suffrage question.
Il I'LL wns introduced In the stntc Semitic To-
tlny 10 prevent corporations from is*ltlnK ecrlf
Or ururs to tlIclr employees In payment or wAEes.
, 1881-02-17

SntttaE U1sPaftk To tbs EH1cd0o IFlbNHs,
ST, Lt,Els, Feb. l5.-alrs. William jackson, Of
No. 1.1l hlntn street, called nt tho ust st. Lou.s
Police Stntlun this silortllng and snI,l ttlt ut
o'c!uck Inst hight her husbA1ld, who works III st.
Louis. enne honlo and funded her So with Ill
structions to ho careful nnd mot loso 1t. Her
husband thou wont lip town anu lett l,er mime.
About o'cluok, nccurs1lug to her story, thrco
niaakcd men ontured tho lIullsc, nsa,ilted
tho aal,-ttnwur and touk tho tnotlry. Chiut
ltanshuw snys hu considers tho tAlu thu tlltnnrst
stury or tho Kind tu evor hcnri, md tho neigh
count In tho Gums light Her cIathus woro not
torn, ulsd nor II sttg!u surhtct could bc tscpy-
crrll III her tucb, lcck, or hRids. 1t IL hn! TINT
Mr. JuelsnN owed several hills In East II. Louis
which he promised tn !iHtlatr To-day. Not tin-
Alrlllg. Aceurdlng to reports. tn t!y these debts,
llo nilu bis Wif0 nru uecuscu Of inyenttuH this
story.
, 1881-02-17
SPORTING.


NEW York. Fgb. 10.-rhc remarkable mitch
bntwcnn Hchacfcr mud 6ox.on uakcs nlntters
lively III billiard circles. Arrangements aro
matte for II mitch botwccn Eugenn Cartcr, Of
Toledo. nId Ihnmns j. OatlnRhet, OF St. LouIs,
tor $l30 side, U<0 points up. at tho Champion .
yninc.
Negotiations hnvo also becn cntcrod into ba-
twpcn Albert smIth, at Ch!cago, and Richard
itnchc, Of 1T. Lotiis, to n,ntcE 6chaefcr aH.l
Champion Slosson for *::.tss) stde, Tho gn.io to
bn a,0N I,u!utB III. ut tho Champions ga1ne; toss
for eholco OF tublus, lI0cho bucks Sohaefor.
Theru is niso IL strong probability TINT Sexton
and Sct,n0frr will ptuy II second g,me ut CUSHION
curi,II,s, uttpr tho sumo conditions III WGru In
torco TMeat.ny. SONG Ut Hextons friends bolnA
dissatisfied With th0 rcalIlt.
, 1881-02-17

CQSKI.1S(i AT III NOW.
Special I}tsr4itth to The Chicago Tribune.


MESrclt, o., Fou. 1T.-Scnl,or CunkiinR ar-
rived on trnln Il FROM tho Eust. which stopped
hero so let him DH lie man no At,clnrt to cati-
erni his visit. Mentor not beug rc1nnr stnp-
plug place for tho train, ITO cnnvuynnccs wure ut
tho ucput, but tho station ngdt UIIcrod tho Set.-
itur his own rig. iii return liu requested Mr.
Eunkliny to lnscrIbo his autograph III nn Albunl
with whIe!, nlnsust every distinguished visitor to
Mentor has bccn confronted. THO 3onntur took
tho pstIfercd buul< al,d dashed ur his n.lo III
twi,lkllug. The weather WIS cold anu bll5-
ter!ug, And tho two.inio rttl1 to GclI.
t;asirdH honso quito chilled tho Scnutnr,
Though consequently he hnd II t;s'ut, uppct'to for
tho wlsrn1 tlnner III waiting. The 1nreifnR bt-
tween tho two statesmen WIS Of tho fn.,st eurtn
i,atllrU. aud hutE entered into Ill animated cnii-
yersntioli, though politics wus l,ot once avcrtod
10 lii tho Vrcsunuo Ut uthcrs III tho huisse a
long conference was hold lit tho uunoruls H.
l,r4lry. u,,d In fnct, vcry littlo nf tho Geltcral
Mi,tl his guest hts boon scon sncu tho lnttcr
ca1io. Whut thoy tulkeA ao long nbnnt no pne
etsr knows. Despite tho prevalent opinion, 1t Is
mt lllsuly TINT Mr. cnnkllnE Is Inclined to
BIZ lIncotnproHising. Antl BilDulh he havu Cu!nc
With tho uhtvct ot hayug New fork repre- scntcl
III tho Calumet ho wulI scarcely cxpou only his
own wing Ut tho purity to he rcroxnlxtd. Though
tho fMctiun represented by 0corge William
Curtis untl others IL iii tito Hlln0rfty, 1t Gnu
hardly 10 disputed that they hold tho baEnncu
III power Ill tHo SthtC. hHllGt tAGEClOFG. stf.
Conk!lnx may desire to seo Ills own friends
well takon caro- Of, lfs Mnnncf to-day Is mt
that uf II nun who will nut n.AAo concessions
when necessary. To-nlght hu Is still olosetcd
with tho Prcstdunt-cipct. Ilu expected
! to ipayo for cleyutuni this eyonIlsx, but
uwlug to tho lAtsness ot tho tr4ltn llu atns,t.
| s!une.t thu project. anu III Will prooahiy
lcnyu on tho midnight express for tho East,
which stups hurc fur hlH..
| Tho Hey. j. ifyutt smith, Congressman c!cct
from brooklyn, callc,l OIL uuu. Unrietd this
tlarntnx. pay,tiE ii brief visit. and tina departed
| fur Cleveland, w!icru he lectures to.nlvht.
! So fur ns lnnrncA IN other distinguished per-
SONS called. but II ntn.,cr OF acaunEntanccs p nld
their respects Iii ahurt visits. AnlnnH thoni
WIS Thoulns Gurliclsi, Ut NowburH. o., uucte OF
thu ucncral.
Sreetat Dt.pateh 10 The f1fedao Tribune.
MESTGlt, O., ruls. 1t.-Sehutor Cuukltng, II
company with MuI. Sw,tn, drove to tho depot Ii
tho tsenurnts cnrrlag0 lust boforo midnight. 4:
tho traItl WIS hulf hnlr lite tho Scuatnr took
the nrn Of Muj. Swain Mnd tho two paced th'
tlolH.t Platform untl enRuYed In II lively eanycr
HntioM. No opportunity tor MI Interview wa
given, Mr., Conklug see,neL plcasel with the
results 1T his visit. whafever they arr. lilo gnr
direct ~ New Yurk. wtlere 1t Is thn.tght he vii
.lcnt Sir. Arthur, with Whuln h1 WILL Journey Il
| W3lahttffnn.
, 1881-02-17

eo1tnn, nnil Charles rortcr for larceny, and
1ntncs Grow, Cornelius ORricn. John 1,lotrich.
I. l.. Wnrstcy, Cnr1k Thicker. nnl !. X. Ei1uwos
for ilcuni sale Ut i!ntI1r. TIN nttrr il nfro1ni-
ncnt tuiteva druggist. Tho Court IL nuw ctl-
g.Rr,l III tho trtn1 TT tho criminal docket, which
Il heavy nno, thrty.pnc cnsrs being oii IL he-
fore these indictments werr fund.- BESIDES tho
llvr antflwfch nN tn tn tried ftr t!lur,iHr next
week nre two mNnalntt9htcr asl1 two ra,o cnsos.
, 1881-02-17
MEXICO.

4 tirnMt OF Land TO .tnerlcan CptonIsts.
CRY uF MEXICO, Fol-. lb.-Prcs!tlent Gonzales
Ms ll,ltle grant af l,iJ lnMg,,cs Of land IN 6o-
1iurn to h.In,l,el Mrn,'n formerly Ut California.
u! ,yltcl, tn rootlzu l,O0J families, who arn un.
..crsto1tl 20 ho rea.,y tu move !nto tho country
from tho Eastern aud Western 6tates Hrd Ter
ritorles 8ciInr Manuel CAstr4, who coulMunlu,l
tho nnsivo CHlifornin !nrccs 1T tho attlcs fought
with Cstu,nl.HaDr1 Stockton ind Gems Itrarncy
tt,i Freulpt III lAiu In CnIlfnrn!h, hs hecA rt,-
npp0i,!lr,! 10 tito Mexican ArIhy, a1 will prHD,-
bly, command the department rumlirlsnH huutl-
ri. Ito IL known tU 6u Ihturgsleu In tho BchcInU
If fttlt,tllxHtlf,D. ....-r
, 1881-02-17

IN N4AB1AflIA ASSASSIN 1NTIUN.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 1G.-priynto utlvlccs
frnln ..lnl,a1nu show TINT tho murder 1T tho
Rcv. Mr. p!ckcns, lNte Grccnbuck candidate for
Guvcrnor, svus brutal assassination. Mr. rlck-
ems wns acting us u pcncomMkcr III dcAtlly
Qunrrcl between two mon. when one os tho white
ras,gurs shot hltu down. lir. rickcns had been
many years n minister lit this Can,pbcll.to
Church. Ills tnt,raDrur has not yet been re-
IGissGl OF! ltnfl, which Is tho ustsut cuursu. nj.
Though thu murder wns committed several days
nttt. In Lawrencu ts1nHty, whurC this hnp-
pcnc.l, tlero haye been SIX murders ita Two
uuFltiis.
, 1881-02-17

tho Wabaah. md TINT tho amount thus ,...
tllut, 10 distributed ratnb1y between ,s ,sssrded
nois Censrn and Alton nccort'tng to thS 1oo H.
ryng tha last four ynnrF. This prnt.nie em IT. ~.
rart Of tho Al2n. and tho ts,srcs sIpit1tsotshe 10 tshe
IT, rerrcsentattvo to tho .neesIns werr wense@ y oy
thoCofnuttro tho tntln nnI a,tln,rn ,nff Of
'rhu Alton nMrHprrH to nut cn,.si,rr ftts Y nle.
saisc" ac 5 y wv WY on 1ffsS to eoHtrofy r 'as
thu responsibility lies viii, rnnsls which y,.ank thnk
force wtth!nt t1ebate nntl without con,dr,ssnalo 10
stilfllr divisions upon their competitors, '"aoa
THE CHICAGO IL GRAND rn,4~x,
1t has nlrcndy lccn announced TINT thu fbt'.' ~
gt, 4 Grand Trunk, which heretofore In. ,'s.s
opcrntcd rs iii independent organIzntIo, ..a sn,
hereafter be operated M brunch or tlIrI.lon :. ~
tho Drnl Trunk lsHitwny. Thta la, lucn ,Ino d.s VI
In order to save expenses which tho ,uoncnsuaass
Of kcpnrnto general officers for both !ae, M ~
necessary. sr. ". II. Ttttibuuc. Assistant sus s,s
pcrlntcndcnt Ut tho Chtcaep g. Grand 'rn,nI
previously rerartcl Iio has tccl, unno,n,ss a
Superintendent Ut tho Ch!ougo l. Grst, Tr,saa
sjs," r. ss0, ,t,,a t ~ fa J.. FqHs Hs VIE
tl.s eesstces 81 thIs ablc an, 'effa'a'9f fa,tbIsfi
.eial t m'stake fn,e nns eec1 nude g trans.
Of tho Suporin!enttent Of Tho Chcngu IlfuGch
81 tho Grand Trunk ought 10 he at Chicago ChsSns
@ s m %haen PHt rS edaa1f a IT @
from ennll STATEN tn, Mictignn. s[r. snlyeI1.
who has hcch Genera! Fre,yht Agent of lie J:htI.'
1a ,eh at9y IL % e"n"e.ins ' tc III nns n' y ,40sa u,
oilIcu, Will mt leave tlle aervfcD OF the G,and1
Trunk, hut Will bo provided for with hoie o.hsr aEq
ciet %Kent f te drand M 0T TinE 11e t
Whitn'ans tho General Western pas.enss:f;
n'sa NJ ,hia ci,ii ri fnth lima e~t 'asi@
, 1881-02-17


LAFAYETTE, lisl., Feb. ld,-1iiD testimony In
tl,u Hook murder tclul bus been progressing all
lllp forenoon And until II Gtsartcr utter . this
uftrrt,ooil, when 1t wHs announced TINT bOtls
slt,rs wrre thr1ngll. Col. Dick no Hurt, counsel
fur tho LeEcnllnf, ihe! antiuuncc'l thut, IT
uKrpeahlc to thu State, they wore willing tu sut,-
init tho cusu without argument, and. after tho
Instructions Ut tho Court, permit tho a4usc to no
declined 10 pur,llt tho rlso rest ihore, Stating
th!lt thoy dtonluI It Ecst that the t1stuluny bu
tully discussed. Atter 8lI1!0 turtllpr deluy II
when ME. Claybuugb, ut Frankfort, Will nlak0
tho OpeilluR address.
, 1881-02-17

NEw YonK, Feb. la,-Juln Ennis, tho we'll
known pedestrian Of ChlcA3o. tloieatod Rudolph
0oetz, OF Milwaukee,, tho c!,nmpInn iltty-nallu
akntcr, III Il 1Ul milo race to-.lay for Sl0O slide
md tho championship belt offered by tho Spirit
" tic Ttacx. THO raeu commenced shortly utter
II this nE,cruoun and cl,tlc nt l0h0 p. ILL.,, Ents
making ltU lnIlcs tn t}Dutz VI mile. and i laps.
Thu leo wlls worry rough lklehAEtt Knnx. OH Ge.
half nr Noetz. challenged l:nnls for another rnc9
for Fl ,QEt It WAa ilcEEntc1.
, 1881-02-17
JOURNALISTIC.

ToLEpo, O., fcb. l0.-Tho Toledo Erfnf,lD
Ttne* hus not hcon issuod Since tho tlood In
yuled their building last Saturday morning.
To-day the ToleLo Eucni,.y Bee Company pur-
chased tho entlre uutAt OF tho Office aud 1na-
ttElal Of the Times mud that paler will u louKnr
bo published. +. L. Chnplh, 1t th!s city, has
beon 1nudo Hnanclnl lnunagor.
, 1881-02-17
GUrL'rY OF MURDER.

SpffEdl Ul1lN1ftR 70 TIE Eh1fN90 7f1bHHs.
IT. Louis, Feb. lu.-.A Jury I'll tho Criminal
Court to-tlny found Charles Ellis guilty Of I1lur-
der In tho ilrst .'cgreo which n,cn1s death on
tho Bcnfruld. Ellis Is II mulatto, WIN shot and
killed Il co,nratu named Mack Snndcrs III II bar-
room row on tho lcyco Inst suntier. This .sct-
dict 10 frightened Cleyis Hardin, another negro.
ct,argcd with tho murder Of I'rIuro Fornatltl,
uIsu colore that hc blended guilty 70 nurtlpriM iM
the Fncu.ltl LcErce, Anl by doing this got OF
with fifteen years Iii tho PcNltentiury.
, 1881-02-17

GuttHlbI1 6Fkftat0Fs
tStcltn Nasbleu, F4Issar, u. Aua Just been Fe.
tattNg soEno astounding astronomical facts uld
uYurcs.l
Il. Dul!ston SioemAn {. nvyer wont in for that
sort af Thing. you kuDw - | 500 how nne cAn
Had out how .arRe aud how tar awny tho stars
ever t0uu4 OUT theIg napss.'
, 1881-02-17

aptttal Dfspatth 10 Tit Ehstdat Tribune.
EAstlvtIl.E. Tcni,., Feb. 1H.-licnrrsrntatlvo
Davis, ncD,nsrnt. ,lcctsetl IF hhfnY sud his
vutn nrIng tho recent clectlon ns Statc officers,
tn night furnished thu press with Gnr ticny-
ting illn testi,nnny Ut lattlctot, 'nn Mcuhthllf.
tho friilepni witnesses uEa Inst hin.
EasIiriLt.E. 'ren,h. Frtn lH-'t1le ltn1,so TO-
,lny nptcil Ii resolution tn errntn c.11ntitIttc0
lrupilttulIlrs III rcgart tn tho settlement NJ thu
RtMty irl,f. 1lie aenntH tabled tho resolution
fuMpl,E,!nt II Committee Ut ltcfcrrncenf nll bills
concerning tho settlement OF tho ucbt.
, 1881-02-17

SpfftHE l1UF4tth 70 THO tHtet90 1FtuHhA .
CtNcINxArt, D., Feb. l9.-The buty Ut Harry
Hunter, tho E.tIse Fisherman, started ut to-
EIIKht IN chnrHu Ut tho Albums Express for Its
restlllx-I,iueo IN kec1,o, n, II. Il goes lsy tho
Fnu tlnlldlu ltult. stopping ut l1usto. a1d l)or-
chester, ani thunce IL Ktc,,s. AIss Loulso
Hpariu. Ills ntlhtiIcrd, who quit tho Eyangelinu
to-day, 1icr Yrluf, wblgh touched 4ll who wit-
1Icssct lhu scul!c s0 u!l,erpra her fhat sho ltoa
NJ thu llntol this evening too Ill to accompany
the hIAlY.
, 1881-02-17

sp<etd. Dtspa.eh to Tbs Ehfeaeo Tribunf.
TopEkA. Ktls.. Feb. l0.--hftcr II icl,a.e lasting
two weeks, hoth lt,rIscs hhvc passctl what Is
knDwu rs tho Iro1l-CDnd Temperance bill to
r,trry Into oHcct tho prnhtbitory amendment.
Tho bill wins contested section by Bcctinn in tho
11uuec to-tny, md tnnly passed Just Ms II cn,np
from tho Scnate. 1t bccotncsu law uron rcceIr-
Ing tho Guvcrunr's signature. Tho vote WIS 1Gt
to II. Tho l mikes It unlawful hnd pull
ishnbc for my t'orson 10 manufacture,
sell, or barter auy Intoxicating Ir,uOr
except for mechanical. scicu,ltic, or mc.
dlcinnt PURPOSES. III sell titnltr tho
exceptions a druggist must obta!n Il permit
front tho rrobntc Judge running ono scar. for
witch tle phys q. accompanied by Il certsalculo
or good murnl chnr.cter fron, twclyc reputable
ctlzctts. Physicians nru rcslulrc'l t.' make a'-
,!nvt onco II yenr tcfore tho Probate JudEo
that
THEY VIII. ONLY rttEscRtnE LtQUols
! when tho hcnlth Of Ii patient uctuaIly requires
| II, nrl for violation ut tlssa provisions nc Is
suDIectcl TO II ilMo or flW for tho
| first olcnse, unl ,inc md imprisonment
| for subsequent ofFcnscs. All 1tlttors,
or mixtures thereof, by Whatever Nlnlv
Called nrc brought within Ibis meaning ut tho
| Inv. uI nny .nlc renting. tt0nntin9. ar lenslnY
room in which ,t,tur Is suld Or 't.sl'nsetl ut III
any farm IL stlbjrct 10 rcnattcs: scc. u pro.
c..,lsu ihv iuoxiuatun Of nny other perxnn s!,tlii
I tn ut,inptcd to pay tHr til1 carr aHd nlnlI!te-
ancy y s,tei ntoSlcasa psrs W. ~, n'il! ,lar.
st,t, siliI he c.res for fy rcnson ut such ntux!-
cntul. Tlu rentlycs Or friends Ut ,l'ly intt'xi-
c,tted person hnvp
| 4 HIGHT or ACTION
against tho Individual cnualng tho ntoxLcatton
fOr u!l tlnlnnEts sustained NH well ls for rx-
tnplury da1nAgrs the giving away q tlnus,r y
ciiil,- ro,s ,rc Included In tho provisions ot the
uct. Ser. N nl,lkcs 1t unlawful fur Any persn11
Est ton a ss sSqr W , Rerdo t9r r r., II e
, 1881-02-17

1'IkINE"T 1UIIII<Kt lk1kk1@s3I lU*
ALBANY. N. T., Fob. IB.-Last evening Ehinf-
of-ruliee Sweeney. OF Wheeling, accompanied
ny nctcclivo IsuIund, nf Now Yurk, arrested
padny Itynu. tic prze.ighter who lust summer
l,ad brntRI tight with Joo G0ss In West Vtr-
glhn, Ryan wI,s nrrtxstrt on rcqutsItion iss,tcl
by tho Governor ut West virginia, ulld ccrtlllr.,
10 by iuy. C0rnell. As tho ulccss with thuls
prisoner were about III tnkc tho oci0uk tr.litI
tlIIs forenoon. Sweeney waA served With u welt
0f hacas corpus lss,s by Recorder GOuId, Rl,ll
rGtllrnnbte ut lU d cluek this ilUrlIlng.
H'hls m,rhtHH, under prttensp thMt ho wanted
to sDltlG uls sumo business. FMtl'l$ !lyMH WIS n
luwud 10 Vi, 10 his placu Ut business Gt, htatu
slrcut ~ etTnlnny with llttcotlsu t:nrtlH. While
Tiers Curttn uIaIins th,l stil,o Ut lyns frlcIi!s
s,,Ilt him III Il rutII, md ltyul jmnpel Into u
buck In wnitluK ana wlls driven ot4.