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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23

GENERAL ID. III. MAURY ANSWERS AN IN
CURRY FROM NORTHERN SoLDIER.-General
MAugY did not intend his name to be given
with the following communication, but as
he is seeking TO give Information we deem
Il well to let persons interested know to
whom they may write in regard TO the SUBJ
ject OF his letter:
NORFOLK, January II, 1881.
Editors Of the Dispatch Dear Sirs.
your paper Of the 18TH there Is "A request for
information as to the Virginia regiment
which captured the Eighty-ninth Ohio regl-
ment i'm the battle OF Cnickamauga.
There were but two Virginia regiments
In that battle. They formed brigade which
fought under command Of General William
Preston, OF Kentucky.
A certain position was held with great
tenacltv by the enemy. Two attempts to
carry II had been repuiSed. when General
Preston was ordered TO take it with the
Virginians. He did this i'll fine sivle, and
the ,Virginians bed the position. | believe
those regiments were numbered the Fifty
fourth and Sixty-frst Virginia. They were
large regiments for that period OF the war,
and were in fine condition OF drill. disci-
pine. and soldierly appearance. Colonel
Trigg and Lieutenant-COlonel Wade were
of the field officers. These officers. # living,
can give more accurate Information il de-
sired. General william Preston now lives
in Lexington, ky., and he VIII surely be
able to inform you accurately | write from
memory only. l was not present III that
battle, y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23
BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

GENTLFWTN's CORK-eOLE GATHERS tG-old
price, ~
nOUBLe->OLE CATERS.
S5-oid price IS;
BOX-TOE CATERS, s4-oI
price, IS:
GENT. EMEN'S MACHINE-SEWED CATERS.
S2.5O--Od pr =, $3.50:
LACE- AND BUCKLE-sHOF~.
s2-Old price. $3.50:
MISSES FOXtD SHOES, lace aud button, tl-.d
price. ~:
BOYS CONGRESS CATERS. Sl--o'i price. q
LADIES CONGRESS CATERS. tl-oli price
$3.50 and $3.50;
LADIES SLIPPERS, Sl-old price " aud $3.50.
can early to secure bargains. i. !. GRlGG,
TACO Tenth and Main street,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-23

STEVE ~.
sos Broad street,
, 1881-05-05
CINCINNATI BONDo'

-Four Per Cont t8otsd& OF That W, st.
ling at a Premium Of 5-8 a.s'.s, res a''
Special D.spatth 10 m Chicago 7nes"" ,o,,r
CtSc1nxAT., o., b!ny 4.-fle Guy so esr ptl
to-day sold the 1sst lot OF tho ton.,s n,cm,uus
cont Cincinnati ael,cioncy bonds =. u ~ P.noupt
of III nor cont. The onttre isaus Ms,.aed ~ fot
to half a million dollars, and was p..,,r. psu Ths
during tho lass days of tho last s,tsrul,J,
bill waa rot through With tho creates, t,'u.no.bis
owing to the belief that It would 10 smtb s1abl,
to tioat q 1 per cont bond that sA' II W.
and had 30 short tir,o to .fa1' controller
nnslly n4repd that tho CltX, ,..rctsoa 10
ahnl,id hayp 1t Within bis a's.' 's, md viii
Manko the rate Of tntoEeat ri peE cps was pasaed
fhat brOvlsfuu inserted tho pl!! pl!!"S that =
Iron fn0i1Iry, the Controller 1,,a suaIt lot
f,sr tsunt GonI would find buyers 1smsnTctL Tee
wcre issued bearing that rate q 3hen,. nd BID
Sink !nF. Fund Yrustocs whntea eaan1iy expect..
K per cent ID prpn,uul+ aud a,,r,Ksfa oseEh!a
I'd TO ret thoni at that GFnto. NJ, 10 II IT,
them, however, and run tlae ~ hslIe et thai
cett Tho Contru 10 now q 4ns n yrays 10 rut
cinIlatI nor cent bonds. wlln wllr II i per etat'
c. bo readily aold VI ptea!hnasa haa raussd aa1ea
Tho sate made this afternoon III Il, trpucy tifr!ts
talk and the greatest saFpI pInn.t beyond pehsd q
i}y touI,y Il ID considered nsi in" and bearing -
t6as bond subject TO tAxat'oi's.u 80 short '11s
low ratu OF tntercat. aai0 i0,I,9nn, Had ~ X
10 run should sul o. ptHEun a,n ipscrted t,;o y IN
nftv's a6mthrra Rallrond bunus If fupdtnt
ssniiars 0f interpst might 20 -, Ia Id much "
WITH the ii, which seem nv" :"
, 1881-05-05

eLcvon inches in tho river. There WAS force Of
mon on tho river bank a!l night patrotnR thu
dangerous aprts at rcR,tlnr nttrraa, and titlly
prepared IN I'LL hruncll at Il inolac1ts q nnticn.
At Lowell tho Hood 10 bcKtnntng to Interfere
seriously with ratltolt trnilic. Tho uhlo & MIS-.
sisstppi, tho CheAEs,, burlington & Quincy. md
tho WMt,ash IsDnt1a yesterday notified the Tratls'
fer C0snlhii,y Tint they whit rcCcivG no tlnrc
tastcrr.M,u freight Tor tho present. Mnny
ruitts Of the trlck nrc c0ycrctf this ti,0rn9 fna
tho st0npn1u begins 10 Htstlmc permanent r.
elrlnsr. Thert, is nrrht danger nf cnnsftlrfntfio
Inconvenience which inny result IN day Or TWO.
Ttetr IL. howeyGr. no possibility uf m ntsoltlto
},nssnt1gcr nr freight blockade. IT tho worst
cnft!cs. I'LL tho trntls coming fr1n tho nurth can
stAe tlte EnicaR! 4 Alton, cotnnH III W WY Ci
Attot From this point tho transfer Of trc!Fnt
tho 'iays lioforo Enst It. Louis was rnilrttntl
CctatrG. There nro tnnny transfer anu iefffs
bouts, antl several 0th0r steamers Wfleh
ARE nt:AUy At ANY MOMENT
to 70 Into this service. r'hfs tn0tle Of transfer
wifi c ieithor fnst NOR ct,tnlnndloM., hut IT Will
avert iny nctllui lionkHtlg. Tho randnlfn viii.
by switching III nt ifinHhanl r points ns10ytt.
bc ne To nvnil Itself NJ ibis otttlct. 1t !t rrry
1'st,,ablc. hnwcvcr TINT nrRo arlo,1ntani fretsht
win not Go currlet It this, crisis should et1nlc.
t,iet,t. Hhu,ill tieir trucks In anbtncrpet there
IA no rosslbto wny out OF the difficulty. \ shut
,lpwn Is tho nnly alternative in c.so the t!ti.
prcrctfents4l rtso which IL among tho nossibIll"
tfcs. sho,flff occur.
Tho sil,,ntton in st.. 1.onls Cnrondelot. and
o.hor runts Is nhangoi hut iitt|o slnco this tin,o
Is d. NIL yC3tCt11ny.
, 1881-05-05

8Vketa1 D,pafeh TO Ths CAtca9o 1rfbunf.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May Ill. Tllomp-
son, who came hero from Cairo, ILL.,. IN Feb
rt,ary and bought the Occidental 1lotel of
Ell j. May, left town last night with several
creditors to mourn lfs departure. Tho p:iil-
eipal sufferers nro tho butchers and nlfllslnel,,
about $500; tho hotel help, about S700, NIL
told; tic Excelsior Lnunlry, S75; besides
other small bills nggrcgatiny, 1t Is
thought, SS00. Liz went away Monday,
saying no was going to Cairo to get
money to tneot his bttls. but returned Inst night
and tuuk his family With him. Ills destination
Is not known. Thompson ulntnls to havp lost all
his monoy since coming hcrc. and that ho was
siderable money with him. Mr, Mny has nHain
taken tho hotel aud will conduct 1t.
, 1881-05-05

.6rsetdt Dtspateh TO Ths CAtedon Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, May 4.-About o'clock yesterday
afternoon BRl Incident occurred ut Monticello
Seminary. it sooms ttat twn young ladies, em-
ptoyta of tho Ecmlnary, woro out upon a small
pond In frnil boat. Thoy vonturcd ncross tho
pond, and, whtiu ondcavorIng To got OF. shore,
bno ot thon, lost her balance nnd was prccEpl-
mud WIS trs,wucd before she could DO rescued.
, 1881-05-05

Orr1cE or THE C11HF Sr0SAL 0FF1cEr,,
WAasliStsTUS, May 8, q. nl.-lndlcntl0lls-
Fur tho Ohio valley mud Tennessee. partly
cloudy or ct0,tty weather with rain, sotithet-
~, preceded BY eastefly, winds. III tho
il0rtl1ern rortltMi lower barometer and higher
temperature. For tho Lower Lake rcgion fur
wcntIlor fol!owutt by increasing cl0udtness
anil local rains, enstcrly, ycertug .to wnrlncr
so,,tlieriy, winds antl lower barometer. For
thu Upper Luke region, purity cloudy or
c0sltty weather with rain, enstcrIy, ,yccrtng to
warmer solticrly winds, falItng followed III
Tic western portion, By rising barometer.
Fur tho Upper mississippi Md tho Luwcr
Missouri Valleys, partly c!uudy weattor, ne
easlonal rll,, soutlsorly, yceriiig in tho for
l.ur IN westerly ansl i, tho lalter district to
northwest wint!s., STATIONARY Or lower toni
lcrntute, and fallinE followed by rising b''-
The Chtrl Signal Olllcer furnishes tho fol-
lowing special bulletin:
.'rn aren ur I,ig!! barometer, includes tho
AlhI'!!e Atlantic statss; S;; Ne% E.Esnl,; @ n1,ti
barometer is central III. Minnesota. The
temperature l,as fallrn slightly IN the South
AtlAnllc Stntes. Elsewhere It has risen
iE'y p4sE1as & &S0y s seats sa wsatst sss
tho Northwest, THO OHIO Valley, mud TGntics.
SEQ. accompanied hy rain In tho Mttcr district.
so Asano staes ~ @ e y
tho Alsssaslppi lsiscr tho prevailing "'Etia nru
Tho Missouri hus fnIlen eleven Iuchcs at on,-
nha, thirty !nches ut LearonWorth. aud eovoil-
toct, inches at l.ox!nRtUn., At tho latter twu
stnt!ona It ID now het0w th9 danKer llnp. 1t II
tiy TT Kansas city. It IL three futt i've inches
ntnye nll'l flllllK ut HIs,narck; aud three fces
soscn !nches above aud rising Slowly ut lfor'
Tho Mississippi bus fallen eloyun inaboa Mt 1t.
, 1881-05-05

DAf.r.As. Tex, stny 4.-A freight traln Of tho
Texas Pacific won't through n hrIdga to-day
killing Engineer Saunders ind Flron,an Doolcy,
wotinuinK Conductor fforncr and brake.
r1ati. Another wreck Mt Katula+ on tho satno
rolltl, With Engineer Jones nni n brakeman
reported killed. aud ]. E. Henderson. Dallas, tel-
cEr,lph limo contributor, seriously wounded.
0A14v EsTOS, TEX, May 4.---A Wcathorfortl
special 70 tho Netca givos further particulars of
oetocK I M yestor4ay morrinT oi, % liz Tcxas paolt,o
lsoui, jGO miles wcst Of Wcatlorford. cnisctl BY
heavy rnins. slniinr t0 waterHpouts, tenrfnx
tlcrs and Fireman Lyon, OF tho west bound
train, md Engineer Frank 1.ong and hls br?thor
NOtlGrt Long. tho fireman, and james Lloyd, tho
Conductor IIoriler and brakeman G. Edm.lnds
nt tho west, train, wcro injured. tho for
mnr seriously. Scyaral others were slightly In
furcl, >
, 1881-05-05

Spteta! ptapateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
L1rTIE ROCK, Ark, Amy 4.-rwo men by
the ,ia,pe Of william and Alexander Martin
hive bucn arrested a1ld jailed ut Bontonyllle.
For fortnight past they lln.l boon robbing
farmers throughout Benton and Washington
Counties. Their plan was to ride up tu u
l,llse wh!lo the family. wore abscnt and
plunder 1t. taktng everything Of value. When
cies wsre fo,s, oil thot1,, aru shoy directed ths
officers to a plnce whuro thoy had concealed all
tho soMnintnx plundcr. Three norsos. supposed
To DO stOlen, Wara also tntnl IN thor poksDsslon.
They clnim to live In North Missouri, They ure
nero toys, one being 10 nnd tho other ~
, 1881-05-05

Epsctat uispatth 10 The Chicago Trtenne.
TonDSTo, hfny 4.-The Ersuiny Itlfpruna finds
fau'. with tho Giobe's grutublinK ut tho rcttt,a-
ton of cunaI.tults, a,ld snys: "Wltcn wo arc
insured by QUO OF tho best authorities On tat'ata
In this country, hat II wn nro to rotain and liz
crcase our trade, tho cauns must nil ultimately
ho free, wo nro inclined tn TIC u1are grateful
thnn othprwso tltnt the tioseruirniIt Il proGGed-
ttlv to reduce the dues with c0tamortnbe cnu :
ti0n. IT tho Erfo tolls be rctlncrtl, It will not
hrlnE custom our wHy to loak tho gates OF tho
In thls matter We must otter superior ind1co-
mnnts to tho Americans. md tho sense OF tho
pcuplo will suppnrt tho Government II thcir On
iIenYurs to make the st. LRWFcHcp tito channel
OF export for Tho grsnt whont belt.
, 1881-05-05
CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from Rox 70 Mt t:0 yesterday morn
Ing wns ca.lscd By IL tlro III NooR Ct, fourth
floor. Ashland Dock, Mt the northeast corner Of
Clark aud Randolph streets, occupicd " htx'
man 1}ros.. Jewolry dealers. 'arlage I" build
Ing and stock, 800: fully covered by Insurance..
Ca,,se. hut nshcs burning through wooden bo1
and setting ttrU to the flooring.
A still attrm tn ohGnlIcnl Engine No: ~ w
yesterday morning WIS cAuyea BY . i!so n tne
two-sstory fraue building. No. III West Ma'1,
mutton street, nwnel by turfy GRANGER. ~ q
as q dwelling by Mrs. Weiss. Tho fire originated
TN tho rnnf ut!Iolnlng tho chimney. aad ~ ~
caused by n tleteetIse tl!lc. Dan,nno 10 ouhaf
ing. SO: Insured for 500 In tho "ateslo*n' u
Now York. Dntnage to furniture, sl9; DO 'a'
KilrAnnf.
, 1881-05-05
EQuNp DEAD.

SP9f1dF UHP1tth 10 Jhs Chted90 3TtS1Ws
LAYAykrTx, lld., May @.-ltobort Earl. ono OF
tho .,,Ost respected otlzona Of th!a county. and
tor somu ycars rosI.lcnt pt this cty, was yestor-
day found dead In his bed at West Lebanon,
Ind. Earl bail been to Hot sprsnrs for his
health, and was on hia WY home, travelling short
DISTANCES aud laying over g recnpUrAte. Hn
stnptlstl Ut West L.0l,Ntion Mnntny Hight, nnt!
appeared to 10 IN Rtsl spirits, ehnlttug with tho
istdlotti Until pulte iate. Ilo ruucsteI mt 90
bu cnlled eArly, Ant i was Mbout lnMn when b. ',
pnrnyxut, and 1t ia supposed after hu rctlrcd hu
expufIcnued Another str,ke, uanstng death.
, 1881-05-05

Bntesai Dhpateh to The Chteaod Tribune.
TORoxTt,, Aiay 4-Tho tiev. Dr. Wild. III n
lecture On Anrtu.Saxun, ruforrcd to entt'n Ut tho
grcnt nun Ut tho tftnea Ut HcncostIeld ho shltl:
"lfc WINS tho most torrt,tc ccntro tho wOrlsi bus
evor scct,. lic was tnnn who could hnvo set
tho world on fire. He might have mndc 'ssan nt
.1ar With ona another. How terrible tho power
of s,lcl, mnni Lords, Enris, Dukes, Goncrats.-
ul ruwcrcsi In his jewish prcscnce." Uf Dlad-
stone nr. Wild sn't: tto Ii iiu centrc Ut hnr,-
iatn mud Of pciticai equity: cia 80 nG % %worK'stg
aaii: '.5ir John Macdonald Ii tho Apostle Paul,
md Mt. l3nko IL Pctrr, unto whotn It wnH given
to he tho first TO t,rcMre tho Gospel to tho icta-
tiles. These men nrc centres nrnuMl whom
minor politicians antl tho pnnplo IN Cannt1a rs-
yolye atld yet tloir isioas" Tho ltevnre,.l gcll.
stunlen referred to l}tstnnrcts, C0nktng. 0rAHt,
and others. "0cn. Grant" he Hn1. "hntl inure
UhltcsI States In him thun Aly 40 men neIvc.''
, 1881-05-05

QuEnEt:, 3luy 4.-L' Eecttur lcnrns That d.
rgutur Ut tho Credit Fonctcr In larIs l,as said
TINT tho monopoly at tifty years given thorn by
tito Quoboo Lcg!slaturo cost ,honl very 'cnr,
nnd that they Ind to spcnd considerable n1oncy
In buying up tho mc1nbrrs. II mso sIeclarcs th0t
two ncnbers received $4,000 cnch for support
tng tho Crotlit- Fonpicr i'll befnre Parliament.
1t AIeHce that mo Of these Gxppndod $i.Wo Of
hts RaRre IN stock Ut tho society u, tltth!lfy him
to uGt as Dircctnr, md has loanel the balance Of
xi0lKO Mt INTEREST To tho Quefre0 Hutninlry.
E1rctemr, after uuktt,H this assertion, declares
lhat It Is n,llte rcntly for nnnthor 1fbe-lsuit.
, 1881-05-05

Special D,spaseh to 7As Ch4tdso 7tt1unf.
fEAvESwoKrf1, Kas., May 4.-Tite Knn-
ans Pacific was able to-day to resume rt,il-
ming into tlfs city. but the Missouri Pacific
track l,utwcen hero md Kal,s.is city is 10
batlIy out Of repair that 1t will take week
yet to put ti1,Ens Ill tlnlo. Tile Chtcago,
1tpck tsta1itt N i'acilo Will have tholr break
nboyc tho r!ty on tho Missouri bnttnm repaired
1t, fow tinys. East Lcayunwprth is aEnln be-
cnninK hhbttMbac. anu tho Hood sufferers 1re
returning to tlOfr homes.
, 1881-05-05

Z NRNTNF7
ST. JosErts, Mo-, May 4.-Willam IT,.
shot and killed Charles Wilson tu,t ,o,tt ~ r.
this city Mt . o'clock tonight. Thny h",a ~! .!
working for parties who were on J thr,, sste "ae
from Texas 10 1own. Wise was 81 ,, yra,, Va! %!
nt1ti Wilson 1s. and they hat, hre. wv
boys. Wiso camc to this city thls sfto,,esoNs' eos'
f,,iiRht tW0 rcvolvors, rtlo down 10 ill., n;s
,hcrn tho party was cnmped, calic. W,onp pase ,,'e
through tho hcart and then He'd. '"'' nm
, 1881-05-05
ruSNEL1SG. THE ST. LAWRENCE.

YUSNELING THE ST. LAWRENCE.
MONTREAL, Quo. May 1.-scyoral III tho pro-
motors Of tho proposed railway tunnel under
tha 1t. Lawrence tu c1sincct tho Northern antl
Southern lines lcnvu for Ql,cuec to yet tho Tx.
cc,ittvc tn acknowledge tho company md issue
Il proclamation to commence tlh work. II ia
understood that all tho capital rr1uircf nhnlt
$1,JN,000. hns bHon secured lit Now YORK. There
undermining within tlrpa yeurs Eon. thu com.
mencCC1unt p{ operations,
, 1881-05-05

EAatE Dn1naE, N. y, May IAN inyestl-
gat1on Into the cause OF the Incident to the
pussengey-tra!n yesterday shows that the
switch was ta,npered with, the bolt being
Withdrawn and la!tl beside the track. As tha
locomotive struck the tlraw-har, 1t was
thrown fran the track With the entire ttaill.
Two nIaM rsceutly discharged by. the COn-
pany arc under suspicion, and their atsest IL
probable.
MlnpLEEowN. N. j., May Ian attumpt was
made last night to wreck tho Long branch train
from Now York by removing swltch'b0lt near
lNzIet Station,
, 1881-05-05
MURDER Will Ot,r.

WEBSTER, Mass. May I.-Edward In,
was arrested yesterday for tic u,urds,M
Mrs. lynn SOME timu ago. the victims dp,,s \,
being ut tile t!lte shroudcd in mystery. Thu
thorein. Ryan was c0inntItreti wfhnut. .Sh.t h.
THE officers havn bcen Mt work kcetetly IN IL H.
case stncg tho death Df Mrs. Ilynu Nuy X 1sss
, 1881-05-05

nRrnolr. Mich, sfay 4.-'rhe safo =, a..
County Trensurcr's otl!cc at llay w r,,s " 'aa
blown open by burglars Inst night. l In; wy wy
So was secured. some sl.too take,, IN IL ,f.. on,
whoro meh hss o t6"v. gens 1T .
The safc n the store IT u. ". Hto%nnrt a.,ss
10y. It, this Htnte,, wns hIuwn oren a., Aor.
nlkht and $50 tnken. The jo. was y!d, ,nTnasI nsasI
, 1881-05-05

TORONTO. MMy 4.-Tho Hon. Mr. MnUkenzlc hns
tleclncd tho prororcst tIdnnr 0F knlRhthoot1.
Tho (;itJc suys: "All Atleh titles. upon whotnso-
ovur bestowed, suggestive ns they nro OF tho
purely tcItt0,is distinctions IF Old.Worsd trn-
INSPIRATIONS OF thu Nuw; und wo uro only enrfy
thnt sisol purststGnt attempts hh0uld bn lAtle to
transplant theni to thu tiUtnocrttfc soil Of Ca.l-
nf1r y
, 1881-05-05

steamer THOMAS Corwin sailed iii an Arctic
er.1lau ut o'clock this afternoon. She will look
after reyeuus sntoycsta In AlAskan watcFs, and
alst, ,1,ako xuarcb fl,r tho JeAuuetto ana tho
t6a iieads by tho r0vunuv cnttor llchastl ltust,
the Custom. HOUSE launch, aud \ number OF
FauhtS.,
, 1881-05-05

DETttorr, Mtclt., Mny 4.-Capt. Charles s. An
.lcrson, Of tho strnner Riverside, Inst evening,
Mt Spring Wells, hollow this city, wns struck hy
tho fen'ler Of tho boat, which gnvo a sudden
lurch against tho dook, und broko from iior
fastentnRe. Anderson was knocked sensoloss
hour thts morning, nRcd 9{ years. If0 toAvca
n wito and young child.
, 1881-05-05
TElsRrNLr CARVED

1' o"po,e" ..' 70 1hf chftaoo 7tt1,,.
Mft.wAuKEE, Wis, May I.-A ,ss..
drunken railroaslcrs became tuyo1ysdy or
row OH tho Sn,ltl. Side at mn carly l'sn he.Iaa N
,nori,ing, and during tho ,nnlfa "'ss 's1th sh's
VMattes, connected with the wI,consc rr..llam
W. saS;ca m ia,Gly n 'tsSsa o19Ia 1y William .a
cMi1tlut vol aurvfv0 tho uj1ht. uNaisJ
, 1881-05-05

GbttIaE lH3p1FtH 70 1M tHIEapo 9r9pu"*
SnELuyvlLt.E. Ind, atay ia 'aluaplo oasa
on tho farm ut ltobcrt 1'rltcIiaFd, fifteen miea
wcst LOT lIcrc, was entirely destroyed oy nfe ass
night, involving loss Of $J,50, Three !'sa 9o.Es
wcru burned g slGath. ono Of item Tea Tetaf A.
Was tho wurk or IN incen1Iary. NJ oinsufaaee'
, 1881-05-05

WAKErlE1.p, Mo-, May ia burglar Str.
prisetl by the police IN tho Office OF G, i,
Aborn, coul-tlcalor, last night, dashed
through tho crowd surrounding tho plsrr.
WINS pursued by bulldog, and ninlIy captured
nftnr desperate light, III Which d potcemsn
md tho dog woro severely Injured.
, 1881-05-05

team IL described NJ a pair NJ h,...
byrnra old, ono will, stnr m ,haS hoy eedInss,
whlto hiIit font m tho otbor Ill.,. s%e forehead
hnntls high. weight IAN. f}no hrnIAt v.ut l!1tet4
roWnr1i Y ofornd. 'rhIs Is tho htsa sn.'e1 dollr3
stolen Within wcok In tliIs ylcInI,sSe Seeohd tesu
, 1881-05-05
An Absent Guard Returns from
His Supper and Is Like
wise Slain.
The kid" Then Releases Himself,
Rides Forth, and Murders Two
Companions.
A Row Among Raflrondcrs In Milwau-
kce Results In Probable
Death.
The Jeraeyvillo, H., Post-0f Robbed Of
an Entire Mail aud VAL
uables.

SANTA III, N. NJ, May 4.-Iho particulars
Of the escape Of Billy Ronncy, nltas " Billy
tho Kill" OH Aprii 30, from this Lincoln
County ,tutt, t,tfcuty telcRrap1,ctt l1urc, hayo
t,cnn recetvul, 11oiert ultuner mil i. ".
1,.lt ,vert t1,e t,vo o,,nrds. Ojfrrer Ind roto
A. su,,nnr nu,f t,oti ,.os .,tttr1 o,, ,hn tit,,r
,.hn,, ~ - Iii u .,,,,ss,n,,"I, .a,.,,.'s
~. "ot. Wv ~" "pi""SnI.' ,, "'".s '"'otN ="
M'lh M ,,1-f ~ ',casan' WY no'.s nsar cl1o"sn,
1ac hhl. VIM WIS hca'lIy alackloH anu
ualac!tteu. llannRett u Jump Ht lse'!. Hlt-
ting HIN Will tho l,andcntts Oil lilo head.
fractnrlng Bells skull. nfd lRyInE him SENSE
less Oil tho ground. Tlicn, stlatclltnl, Bells
revolver from Ills belt, iio shot him In tic
brcnst,
Orryf,I.r
, 1881-05-05

TO HE 1AfI'1tfsONED ONE ltor,n.
Slll!EuEroIrr, 1Ia., May 4.-A tnotfou n, .
new Trial m tho case of $. II. Thomas, m nv,
y!ctesl OF manstaughtcr for kiln, >IJ ~.
brotherfn-aw for sctlucIng alfs danchts.' a.'
WIS withdrawn to-t!ny and Thomas acnto.a.s,I,
one hours i.,,prisontnont In tho PeneniItss,o2
mud ply q iino and tho costs Of court courtlaTPu =!
every clifton hsyo been Forwarded 10 tbe sfCs! ~!
Crnur for hls immediate t,tlr,lon. >3o oef"
, 1881-05-05

TT, JOINS, N. H.. Niay i.--1a,ncs 1hIokley. Of
Huston. a,,d 1oh,, zipp, Of New Jerscy. wcro
fthlnd Inst night wantlartng about the atrents.
Tley aniA they t,otongcd to tho Ilshlng schooner
Mnttit r.. 1T Hovcr!y, Slss., al,tl got lost III n
fos oil Newfoundland two weeka nxo. They
landctt nt trOspeHt thls prUytncu, wcrp two ,lays
without food, st.ld hut! wAlkotl IN 1t. John. Tho
United btatcs Eonsul undertook t0 sotld them
houO,
, 1881-05-05

LsTTtEr0N, n. H.. MAy IA building con-
ncotcd with tho staplswnod Hotel property,
raised twenty feet 10 construct story under It.
fell this afternoon upon gang OF workmcn,
killing Norris Cheney aud Daniel Abbott aud
seriously in}urlug sovon 9thorS.
, 1881-05-05

YnnKrowA, N. j., May 4.-John II. Scagravcs,
whIlo burning brush OH his farm near this piaco,
was overcome by smoke, foil into tho heat Of tho
tia1ueN, md before he could 10 pulled out ho
Was burned. 30 buddy TINT he died III u few m!n-
uteS+
, 1881-05-05

CLEVELAND, O.. May 4.-Taylors WAREHOUSES
pol,4lns' mauhtuo- shop, McClel!aa's WooIea'
n,lI,s. md Ilunts bottj,pv works, nt WaTsn.
were totally dcstreyu! by lro ycs!crdaf. .,s ~
loss will excood <G0,0Nj; Insured fos @o91'
$l0,0OU.
, 1881-05-05

KNFNDlVT EOFF6CtBN IUE IGIHp1RhtufHs GIUF1E4n.
nlid Instrumental Utrnt+
AtrMfl nnrs,Ailtnt. Q.4l
htVhn thursH1ntgtrr, III.
Mean huu,lhitf. I'LL
llNllGst temperature. El!A
Lowest Temperature. 3IIs
GENERAL ut&NKIYATiONf. .s
CntoAHU. May 4-to;ls p. m.
, 1881-05-05
AT LANCASTER, PA.

LANCASTER, pa., May 4.-A tlfo IN a'a.,. sa"n
Tobacco warehouse damaged 100 cases pe,oSs ,,H.a,
inn to Fssberw, BaehtnAn s. Co., Of ean s'''
cisco. Loss $iJ,0 ,00l; Insured.
, 1881-05-05

Special DIpateh IA Tho Chicago 1F1bHne.
EPFIN0IfAM, ILL.,. May 3.-rho grnycl.traln on
tho vandalia 1tuad was dttcheu this morning
sl,bout twclvc n,!lcs cnat OF this place. Much
nrnperty WIS destroyed. Trains have beun badly
delayed during tho day.
, 1881-05-05
psRlls OF TRADE.

M1sw1uxas. My 4.-hEobara ',.ts q, md eroets''
m Old nd woil- known ehlMa aa "at To- d,y y
dealer, undo voluntary a.ss ,as'1.Ies .ud a.'sa
Wiiilam Prackeltot. The !ap'H''
ntuouut 70 about 39.otn
, 1881-05-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

Spsstas Dhpateh IL Ths Chte4eo 7F3twnt,
NATTLH CnxEK, Mich, May 4.-3trs. II. Whit
lnore, ct Johnst0wn, caule to thlA oily TO h@vo
her photograph taken. a,sd whtie sitting In tho
artttt9 chuIr fell o1 III FH!nt. She wRa ~
moved 70 y {FtonA'4 Aouko, whore she ltnma.
dlalely died. Nc cause u kAqwl {Qf A9F s49de}
eIekAQss pr 3e1th. l.
, 1881-05-05

ln0NToK, O.. May +.-lIonry Gray, oo1orod, WAS
found dead this snornlug ut I!elfont Furnace,
lying closo to ono Of the Kas-lltlex. Tho Cor
tlncr's verdict WIS to tho effect TINT death was
caused by lahplluH fou! KnB,