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, 1881-02-16

The Jntlinnn COnif1l9@sion'a Views Of
l1le DencvoIcnt- CO. p-ot,rratisc- Chnrtt-
HHle.. ..1.re*4nlrfat Fallacy-An Able
Report.
At the last session OF the Indiana Lcg1s-
lalure Commission WIS appointed to pre-
pure +, cotl'iication Of the Insurance. laws Of
the State. AtNi nlsn to investigate the whole
subject Of insurance, AMI draft q full report,
together with II bill which should cmbotty
,lll the results nf tho ComlnlSst0n's inquiry,
M1mt submit tic Whole tn tile next Legls-
laturc.
cotld well laye becll selected, consisting Of
the StAte Auditor, the Attol,ley-tieneral.a ail4
Mr.. John \. Finch, tho newly authorized
Insurance Commissioner This l'oArd was
Chairman, and many months were devoted toa
comprehensive Investigation IT tfle subject.
Correspondence was opened with ins!lratlco
officials. actnnrtcs, alHl utGer experts III this
ai4 gatherings Of every Kind were Visited.
uiut all pt,ssIhe 1ucthMls were tuken 10 Sc
cure Information. \ fnll report WIS finally
prepared, anA t!!is. with bill esnl'odylng
l'een presented to the lnaIann Legislature.
Tho coi!lsntfsinn stlyc particular attention
to tile subject of life-tnsurancc, aud Its report
nInn thu. "coiiperntivr" ur ".asssss,Ilellt"
Phase nf TINT Interest is 10 pertinent that we
reproduce nlie uf tho most sensible Of its
ll.li,y excellent conclhs!olis:.
teUmlcr the PROVISIONS Of the BILL" say the
Connlssiqners, I'VE report, aal cou'pa'Ies
0f pn!icy Or certItlease. BY, wl,tc!t anything Is
prbnisru III the event Of loss OF property nr
llte. This May exclude trnuI the Stnte class
Of companies issuing certificates of number
assessment on existing membership b pro1A-
'stt; Experience has fully justified grave
doubts Ut the pertnanr''cy of this forn Ut
eompany: Sosl;cl, eo,n|,any hns Eyer sues +; :,
, 1881-02-16
E.iI.f{tEI{ CURE,
Swallowing Poison.

Hsvaslta " gux and tnhuing tho i,u1iuu- Impurities
generated ty tAtArr JsAlsDli not AIuu tlr ns!l nr-
Ea4, hut Tho tt.Inlnuh and lungs. NJ HtHteIy taeMl
funluIy. I1ku Auuetrk und in.uln snuff, run POS.
stly rtaeh pr pr!tIicate thu .tEultht sh!rules af
EMtNrt This fhGt g4pblAa tho MttIrrfGl cArrn
enccsrH " Ilr. Wei 8le Aryer's ne* ln"eHlatitt
tttlttIcIl. Ths rlnlrHfx 1ht by hin, nrr nhsnr|srt
by l ntelntfnt.u llrttIxnH the *ys1r4n nhd
tIru Iunat ~ ~v, NJ tntnl nnlt!.ait ia
curtain III rurp fMturr. yMrctnu virus + ~ prb.
sUnt suall.l'US. Its unprecedented A*t" win MH"s.:
llGltud lesttsnunhis fr,4tm nlnHy lhtAaas Wht Ut
AtAxeA Ut tho A!sGtst. Mnta hrea snrrH ~ ths
wonderful fpt"ty, D~tatIlafl, .'5tld rnnttaiIefhr.
thu iacl tllat Wei 1br alsS.r's +AlH.ah turr u
ts hluet tIlt,rtak i4rhital t!l~nrHtl aHlH si;:n-
wrttast "tin, psrlagn Tru"iaee.i iatts, culr."
entirely cured Ltuint'rfnt my !nlnt!: Hu hns ~
fssra ttuHl tMtHrt tur 10 srr y. IL. a1e lso.tld
71U IfeuMnn \. g.. alt Curu! nfter tuttnrtl!K
fur nvurlr III yparn." a9r~: Ea.nta q. Et"sss. III
N. WAsAtuRl lui- -pIr., n. -: II ran sI'eHk fnE
s.ss ny { w .sS WI I'LL
Hid: "t:yursbu. troutusA Nitl. caIt!h u. MAJ
t!caua Iii "Far ak ytars I'LL IN! h1nai through
my nnsseils unt!l ,us.s Wul hA aioyvs's tat1Eri
issi @S ILL., F' Fa;y "s"fix @s ia.uas sss sssf".' j.
Crank, Ailsntic tful.t !hlcast: 1t 1tstnred Ivy ~
uIy nlsltsturiut laboss lRpS. A2eu. y. Ktes. Tub.
lttskiII. n. T.; "lt rI!lcyHi lu Ut great iulspAs
free. His - Gur@" Il elttcrs,I 10 any address hy
y i ntWs;v Co. VI l'eJ-s1.. n, Il. NJ sa.oo csH!'
, 1881-02-16
GEN. GRANT.

aIf' ~ NUT uolSu TO NEHlfNs
Special p1paseh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
sEw 1onH, Feb. lo.-A report WAS circu-
'a'ea to-aay tl!nt Gen. Grnnt contemplated
Tse,i'hg INC Presidency nf the Worlds
1u tMt Commission Gen. Grant sail this eve''-
only to say that there Is not II word OF truth
III It, and that l,ayn j,o.l no intention to re-
sIGn sIIry acccntp,I tha ,,t,lrn ! ,.n,,nnt or,
count f'r ,no pv" ri,t - 1'1 ~ "nss ,''''ot ''e'
''' Iu ~. "I's't s,1r n' a,,at,a tne al'f Gr..
nraoH THAT l.r WILL. uEs,oS r1lE worsJ.p's
FAIR PRESIDENCY.
MEM YuslK, Feb. l5,-A rtl,uor prevails In
business circles tint Gen. Ura,.t %ill sl,,rtlv
"s .ss'sa Tho Presidency Ut thu Worlds Fair
Svu.'nlssloll' %nt, on the ground thai other and
Mole Important duties demand Ills attention.
Gsu. Grant Is not Mt ali sntislir,l with TIM
s'1'' "h!uulht VI lle subscriptions toward
, 1881-02-16
aud Canada Southern wcro most collspEc,t-


ous.
IN TliE FINAL sALEs
n sfeattIcr tone prevailed, anil tho market
rlosctt ut n practical recnyory. Among tho
miscellaneous siurrs Oregon NnyHatton waa
strong and nttynncct ! per cent ot,
the day's transactions. Tile monetary
situation continues unchanged, Tall
s s eoIieral fatss SIsFa ctMccn y 1essPtaS!s es r
cemf. while loal,s on United Suites l,pnds
sS sss s Il 81 sosf I EIssaay I ss oss Mst wns q 'e r
fss, pret q eivss u! F tis fi' 'rats. and r4s ''s
1"s 1sanec a rc 1SIs1r S!s cxans, Ts"nts mnrks; ft
il41's wGru ,nrlsctl up to 49l fnr stx,y:-slay
!ltla 'nh iS7 fNr tlenlNtitl. Sunni Of tho Ieat[-
i'!x 1Mukers, ln,wover. sElt continue u uaote
a1lxluits u sell except ut fill prices.
IA1t4iu,A1' aft,trTnAnEs
business. Erie consolidated scco1Ids MI
;s!s'l i" ioo's. t,osto,i,' st lfllnrtfortl = !
as r9 5; !f's n rt"1tsa iSs; c}esS 1stwfen nj 52{
sljl, and rcaclcd 10 ii. 0iao Cen!rat III.
co,t!cs rase fron, dt|:l tn u, ninl fell OH to
vi. Texts !'ac!ile 1,antt-tirant IL;
r.actcd to-. H5N. Chesapeake Il
Olio ds. Glass H.. rose from -
% 1sa{: 'ln currency tls. from 5:lz 70 h3ll;
Dtnyer Il lin t;raiMle ltrsts frnnt 1l0l1 to
III; Altom ~ 'rrrre l[nutu Ilrsts from III to
~; l1ni1stnn u Texas. ,nain I!nu secnnt!s
from 126 10 III; international Il tircat North
erIi seGnnd Incomes from Es to tEtl; Indiana
lslonniIngton Is Western seconds ff,tln TX to
=; lnaialmpnIts, DECATUR &Ssprlngtn!d 4 !trsts
1uIM to IN; Mobile u Ohio new &.
from i0sl5 t. lou; Manhattan Beach
firsts from t0S to 10: New Jersey
Central c0nsnls, assc1ltcti, frnni III 10 ll7lt!:
st. I'anl tirsts Il. t. y. EStcrs!oi,} from t.,1i{
t9 f2i16; Wnhn*L. cnnipme1ts FROM isi'1 T., -
llo%s.on, ,1;, \ Tcx"s {naln liae) t1rsts
Mountain first preferred incomes FROM sHt {
tn u; lnhlann. lllo0mlngtai u Western iii:
cnnlcs from 7a16 10 Il; Mobile II OHM sccotl
debenlures frOin IlI9 to 5!; North Missouri
tlrsts frn1n II, to l:s:l1; Kolne. Watcrtown l.
Ugslenstl,rg consolidated tirsts fr0m tEs to
MI; Metropolitan Elevated seconds from
Ii to Q1t1,
, 1881-02-16

FATALLY HutSEl1,
New YoRK, Feb. 15.-I}y an explosion IN
4 lnrgc Iron still at Lngnn Il suns oil works
nj hunters Poimt. Thonns Olertnn, John
O'llara, and Edward Cole, workncr, wcrp
probably fatally burned.
MOCK AUCTION sTonr:s.
Complaints aro 50 frequent nEnlnst mock
nuctlon shops, wtlcro cfgars, Iankee notions,
csotliing, and ]awclry nre disposed 0f, that
Mayor Grace has directed That policemen ,e
placed !n front ot tllcsu plNceS fur tho lnr-
pose Of Informing strangers of thotr char
meter. Tho Mayor intends to break np tie
business.
Tho exports Exclusive OF specie) from
New Yurk sinco Jun. To date nre nearly
ss1, ,000, COZ, aEuinSt ST., 000 000 the sne tllno
III 1850. ns,l Sal .000, ,0uU In ls10.
ltitu1s1Su ARRANGEMENTS.
Arrangements ar0 making for II l,rtze.tlgllt
latween jack Sullivan, Gf Boston, M!lH l'ntlly
lsyu1,. Ut 'rrny, Mi,d T. Elove iiglit this. week
betweel GeorK1 Rooke and stcye I!,ylor' re-
spcctiyely middle ujMl licssTy weights.
nUltSEp III l,E.ATlt.
While Mrs. John Sne1iker, OF Brooklyn,
WIS nDHent fruM lltr hOll0 yHatert'Ny the
clothing of hDr daughter Flprtnce, nGel Is
mouths, caught iIFe' md tho child WIS burned
r1lnE,: MEN KILLED.
While Il gung of mc!' ,werc luistinE ont an
old must oil tlip Swedish ship Ciculnltra IT.
.lay 1t broke i, two, and plrtlo,i fell III tle
lnt;ll, killing Henry Kern, ttcorsu Victor, and
john Anderson.
4 MURnEH THAI.
Cliarlus I. 1iUtbroak WAS nrrAignctl this
morning to stand trinl for tlIe murder Ut
Jamrs NcCngtey, wI!lr!l OCCURRED lna lf4Mnr
SALOON OF Ninth nyenllu Nov. II lust. Tho
jury ar0 being ilnpa'Ieled.
4 HlsuT.AL noa-Flulr.
A tlcspernte IlKlIt took plugs on Long lsIan'l
as' ihs co',ssst astcl lltju oSer M ss l'"'ts
mud 6ota, dogs were torn nenrIy to pieces;
tnterfurcd, and caused thu lnntcll to bo
drawn.
FINE.
A fire on Tho fourtl, tloDr of tho Spryser
I,niltlt'!g DESTROYED tho stock aud presses tlf
%;lE bSF Gd a. danakt ~ watSp rtas t
Oh Ito ground tlu0r. TlU estlMntud lussus
sio.o95; i Sni oa building ss,ao; fa'ly ii:
TIE FoUH rl1lSr1"AI HOMES
fur tho iaaIey-tlrcss bail Ut tho purim Assn
clatiMn sold for $40 each. Thu tatAl nf the
proceeds 0t tho sdlo Of DUKES IL abotIt 9,000.
v{lE SOCIETY Fun THE PREVENTION of
CHIME
ltas sent resolutions to tho l'n1tce l30Alsl Elv
Ing Information concerning gambling ihiltses
ulNI other wills resurts tit tho Fourth Precinct,
alnl calling tspln tho Isonrtl to suppress
thol1l, alui tIcul viii! thtu1orrletors according
tn lawD. j. Whitney sald yesterday
yIgor. Il tho Folipe ta:Em!ssio,'ers vault
not to their duly u1,,l bold their silhQrtelnata
to a proper accountability for Hot Suppress
luz thesa yitu places. thu StHiety would ~ 10
Commissioners could mt bu held Accou1lt,,-
bio themselves. Tllo Society would taku up
0ne precinct utter nnutllUr.
puElt5.
4 large number Of tue Dutch citizens ut
, 1881-02-16
NEW 1UNhs
oreat Hindrance to Ferry
Traffic by Accumu'a-
tons OF Ice.
Prospect of the Markets Being
Supplied with Dead
Oysters.
4 BRUTAL Dog-Fight Report
ell in One End Of the
Big Town.
Meating Of the 0onquering Cohorts
Of Anthony 'Oolnstook in
the Other.
1css Activity on the Stock Ex-
change-Decrcased VOL
unc Of Sales.
Statement by President Osborne, Of
,he Chicago, st. Louis & New
Orleans Road.
Meeting Of Now York Dutcl-
men to Syinpnthizc with
tho BOcrs.
Grant Disappointed that the
Worlds Fair Does Not Prom.
ise Better.
Statement by President Osborne, Of
,he Chicago, st. Louis & New
Orleans Road.
4 Meeting Of Now York D1tch-
men to Synpntllize Will,
tho BOcrS.
Grant Disappointed that the
Worlds Fair Does NOT Prom.
ise Better.
HEAVY ICE.

Ar- rrpuy.unATs 1EANtst1}t:n AN1 1tE-
THE fh'"' ,'tvEI,
,. r,,. - "ioo In, ,o,,, In.
NEW lolsk' fen' lJ.-icc ,l"a Aen"' W.
come IN annoying nuisance III the tIarbor
and East River. While tho fields IRE not as
1srre ~ n fortnfrht md. thev arc much
.sisu .s,.,,or ~ ond ~, or,13nnrv hnnts ott,n,,t
"eKe1, at't ~ ols ..'., MI .'''.
now to break way through. iIlots Eef,sr-
ally await all opportunity TO go around tic
large foes and slow up rs they strike the
larger cakes. When the wheel strikes tho
tfeit ~ heavy enough to raise tho boat aud
r,,,, - a roi,nr mntjon. tbe w,rel
she ~ .o''.. .I,a.,s, ..v' -. s.,,,''',..,,, ~
GOING OVER iSs1EAp or iahoGuil TIE ict''
On the loosevelt-street Terry The boats
we're llcI. driAycd, md lnnny passengers
from WILLIAMSBURG took tho shorter line
, ,.vt " cram,, .tr,ot nm,1 ro,1o ,n,v,,.tn,",,
ae'oss ~ e"'tt1 tr, st . @ .'.'.,',s ,..,.
In inc cars 1he ooa.s "elo uh'ute ~ tl'''ke
hple t"tl' "pont o''c"|'li" 'to "'.''''"'5 """'-
ncl q ttpS, Milfl tne i.ccui1"iAtSu EasatiES!s ~.
1ea the iesIy."nuscs Mt hse.E1Mtet; ~ Mst @ .aS
Doals ~ lug loMer MllaGs " ttE1, I.nt htGl w..
ess lIonoe WIS eSpedseHte!, Ma.ll4msn t,, fi tuo
ifg M''s iv,''5, Mms,. ~ ues ,,;, H. .nus ~,
thltK. WI occasional Matnloeks f.. t.siu,s Nv"
OF 'A1tc leet "oo'e l'1c s't' 'ite" ol ~" ""'ci'
, 1881-02-16
A'rCIIiSilS. kAS.

.ArCHtsoa, Feb. li.-The 4stchlson s. Nebraskn
1thah was up1llet through to LINCOLN this urcH-
Ing, and truins hayo resumed thplr regular
runs. Tho Central Brunch ~ upcnetl to Wntcr-
vtIlc. 100 miles west. Ecyund thut point tho
slow ia twcnty-thrco tHchcs deep OIL il level.
Most Of 1t folltl,irnx tho storm Ut aton1ny. The
cuta nre' I'LL full. nni II Is dlluult tU tell when
tratns will get through. The Atchison. Topcka
L. SnntM 70 ttUu.l Will hp Opened lIGtwGrn tts
city and Topeku BY to-lnorrOw ,nnrulnH. Thu
regular Rack Islanl passenger. train viii Hct
AtlsautlrI l'arltlc, nn1 kunsas ,clty. st. Joo s:
Cal!Aclt 1llnTs Roatls hAyn nut been INSTRUCTED
seriously.
, 1881-02-16
A DEAD HEAT

1,ITWEEN THE lNItUMAS1TY OF A FATHER
AND THE HARD tIE;.tlEt >F 4 DOMESTIC.
NEw YoIsH, Feb. ia reporter sat III tho
Toombs prison to-tiny with Alnry Doo!ey, tho
domestic who admitted that, while guilty of
theft, sllo Leyilisily collrlyctl t0 cast tho
blaine On l.er employers little dnugll-
Ter, who strangely enough admitted
having taken Tho articles. Tho
father punished tho child severely, md be-
Mury, iii prison to-1ay, wept bitterly, md
told her story iii very different language to
Tint which sl,e used wllen answering Dctec-
tiyc wilkins.
"Dld you steal those things, Mnry?" said
tho reporter.
"NO sir, never did,"
"Ihen why tli,t you say you dtd?'
''Because Crawforl's tthe ,,alnc of her EN-
ploycrl brotller-i1l-law begged for Gntl's snke
to n.i,nit t!lat / was tho cntprit."
''Then you l,Eeau tu bu understood now as
having
1lEp TO on1.1aE c,,AwFonp's nror1IE1,-IS-
LAM,
and save the child"
"Ycs, sir"
"Were you ever nrrcstcd bcforo%'
"sNeyerI nDyerl''
"Wi,ere have you lived NIL your life ?" =
with my mother, In Afelrosc.'
was mASa tfsa III y;ltf Ms us tn believe now this child
!" rcs, sir. She was the thief. Sho told
ler father, time anA time nRair, sl,e was,
md found things. she lIntt stolen and Ind
poured kerqsene-oil upon ~ the cellar: ! lnayo
| seyGn l,luiit!ls iii CrAwf0rtl's employ, and |
| liayo nlwuys b0rllo g0nlt character. People
| who huvc known rue since was Il little child
| III MelroSc GAn provo Ills.
, 1881-02-16

this city met this evcnlng I" dccIt'u mpon
stinle ,IiclitM to practically express tfetr
sympathy fnr the 1'ocrs, now 'isl,sing for
their lIeprlenge ~ tlio Ilntsyaa II pro-
S"cie.y ,'t:sn 10 s"n I" sout Afriea i" crc for
the sick ind wounded. y ron!,n!ttrnn, was
appointed tn walt upo', in1lnrntial :itizrns
IN reiatlutt tn u lf'asa.tllee1i mr. hhot'ier
natures to petition tho wotln Of England
ngafnst Il continuance Of tho war.
, 1881-02-16

TALK WITH MR. OaI1DllSE.
NEW YonI, Feb. 15.-ro II reporter who
called III thu Office of the Chicago, st. Louis
Il New Orleans hallway Company to nsk for
Information In regard 10 u rumor
tint /" European capitalist Ind
offered To tnke tho wlinle loa', of SiS,00o0cD
atpar, Mr.. Osb0rne. President uf the CunI-
pany. said: ".rlie holders Of tl!o old bonds
to tl,e extent Of nearly sl0,00o,0oo hayc coli
change for new bonds, but until
the Whole Of the sloooo,ooo Of bonds
llas been turned In tllg COMPANY
Is not, prepared to offer any of tho bonts -
the public Several bankers have expressed
tlieir readiness tt'ttske MI these hotlds tllnt
Ilay By for sale. hut the Company llas nome
hrs IF this read 4 tic inst Ten
traillc receipts in lss0, s:',7oo.Do. 'f'l!o
new Company t9ok possession tue fss Of Jatl-
it l,as paid s., ,35,',l7 III lnonuy for Interest
on its bpntis, and lins settled fur p,lst-duc
coupons mud notes. which l,n.l Matilretl pre-
rtousiy, to tile extentof Sl,hN.Mo additional.
ALL OF THE lScuME
beyond interest charges on first mortgages
l!ns been spent upon tho property: Tlle
Company Is now shipping Il, 0U0 tons uf steel
ralls to New Orleans. ind hns purchased
t',tM tons n0re for summer delivery. ABOUT
;S,o00 tu!lS Of Stee! rails ll'tve bceti ln1u I'll.
ready. Thu roall las iOf locomotives alltl
1,all cars. Tho il!cUlno this year anil next
yGnr. beyotld tho Interest OH tllc mortgage,
will probably be spent upon tho property, 10
As to bring It III 10 the sthudnrd at the ILL.,
nofs Central Railroad" AIr. Osborne snitt lln
wished 1t understood he wns mt responsible
for speculative r;ltllnrs III regard tn tho
shares buttl Of the Chicago, st. l.ollis H. New
Orleans ard tic Illinnis Central Koatfs.
AZ to the lllinots Central, hnying been col.-
neCtcd with 1t for more than twenty-five
years, he had sO,nu satisfaction III tho bal
,lnce sheet attached to the lust annual report.
, 1881-02-16

shares will .lmy n y pcr cent or M 8
l'Gr cent dividend cnnilnt say. It
WILL be timn cnnurl to npeak Of that when
the rnAd Is rebuilt. hut Diu thing may
say Is. TINT the Company has property wnrt1
sa,!Oo. o.too. or cog, ,on more tlian Il was three
Ur four years nKp.e
, 1881-02-16
MAILESON,
"rIE CHICAGO T1sinUSE'a" CH1T1c1sMoS III!
1l!ASAHEMEST.

+'TllE CHICAGO T1tiI1GSEA" CHtT1CISMoS HIS
aiASAHEMEST.
Sptttat Dsrateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Feb. 15.-'rlso Ifmes. cunl-
1lonting OIL TIE Cif1CA0n TR1urSE's cTiti-
cIsm Ut the Alnplcson opera management,
or rather acknowledgement, III tlmt city.
snys: at would be wnll for Mr..
Nnp'eson oil his return TO Now York to bear
In mind that. although the worm Is patlunt,
It will turn; TINT solno of. the opetas
Should DO produced, tlltl TINT popular
fayt,rits aud great artists should nut BY sacri-
feed fur tue sulsp OF attempting to build up
fictitious reputation for cheap substitutes and
commonplace singers"
, 1881-02-16
ELkIt.tIt'I', IND.

Spft1a1 N{sNtek 70 TIT Eh1c600 TTlbNnf.
EI.Kl4AttT, tnl., Feb. l,.--Tho ChLcuRo, WNHAsh
4 Mnnele halfway commenced to-tlNy running
All regular trains for tic tirst ti,,o sncc the
high wator, unu trunslcr Will huye to be ,nItle
ut Marion Mnitl II tDw trEiH1 can lN put lii. Tho
Lake Shoro Railway Mre o',ly running thcir why.
froIghts aud I,nsscl,ycr-t trains between Elkl,art
n,d rule1u IN nut.nliut Or tho 'lulctiu high wanr.
The ChicuKu, Wntsh It. yt.I1tcfe hs let tho bulil.
Ing IF thruG NrtIynx Il. ttn Smith f3rll9U Com
I,nI.y Ut Tulcdu. They wilt bc ruady AIrll !,
, 1881-02-16

CIHCtHSATs, o., Fub. l5.-Tho river hrrp hns
reached II hight Ut l!fly fcct. aud ~ Hcnriy Ut II
stA1,tl.stIll, 'nlspntchrs irnu! ahsye hht!w that
tho ,t'4 has lIc4lry PASSED. ~ sero.ls 1Ama9o
ouplou As IoS tone,ucllt houses. nre washed nit,
End few ceIltrs nr,. itMaied. Thc river IL ulear
III Ice. !supurks fruut tIhln nnl anIIauu ull shy
that tho matters fast rGcetllng, una iu fHFthor
LuttilgD IL expected.
, 1881-02-16

Spsfial DilpafeA 70 tn chteaeo 7rl6RHs.
CEpAH HAuBs, IT,, Fcb. M-'rhree inches
1noEo suow fell lust nxht, and reports Indicate
thal tho stnrlA wAs E4,srro wost and nurth. Bev.
cral trntns Here blocked again to.uay on 4ltfus-
eut r0a15-
, 1881-02-16

Special N1patth % 7h* EHfN0o Tf1b1Rt.
L,HCu1.S, Kol., Feb. l5,-Tho tirst trsn from
Chicagu ur 1T. Louis In thrre suys arrived ts-
day. The rluds nra, still cuyer1l with snow tn
tnaty pillGos tron. SIX to ten feet ln hight. SHOW
plnws where thu snuw Is packed are u0a1,ne,i,
AlltI Il Ilr3p force or kh,&rIGra Mro ut Yrk loud
Ing sl,ow on tut cara ulll rHrryinx 1t away.
, 1881-02-16

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. n-Trutns on all the
trunk lines xut through ycstcrtlxy. but u storm
set III lakt 1light, and tho Northwestern IL
blocked agnip Thu br.lsch rullds will bc cleared
, 1881-02-16
to-.lay. Tho Fnrt Dnt!Re lsond Ia still blocked,
and 1t will rr1t,rta scvctal days to get through.


Special Dtpdteh 10 The Ghteaao Tribune.
OMAHA. Srl,., Fet,. 1'.-Atl tho Eastern roals
nrn now open; nIAo Tho main line Of tho t1nIon
lncltic which tlas not smrn t,',str'ictrtt ut any
limo for tnnre than fcw hnnrr. Attention II
s1nw being directed to Clearing tho braf!eh H,ns
tn SniEAaku.
, 1881-02-16

barometer csFtcctcd for temperature. eleyatIn,
Mcat. har",nsie:: ;:Tia': mean temperntnte. 2at:
mean humidity. It'll maximum temperature, u:
minimum temperature. 3!!1
1EHEtAL HitAEHFATflS%
f.Af1 li.11s Il
, 1881-02-16

that airy other person had Il hand In it.''
The witness formed his 0pilifuh ~ tt Whit
takers cUwaHlice by Ills own st0ry-tlAt lie
had lain there nrltl quietly submitted to hnye
tic l1ittigntttcs put iillon him without re-
stst[ns tho nssaWlt, and showing himself utter
Is Whiting In tic qualities Of courage which
Should form the attributes Of u gentleman
uni officer Of tho army. lie thought he
would lInye to lie very still an4 permit the
were.
Col. Lascelle repeated hts testimony given
before tile Court OF Inquiry.
, 1881-02-16
WHITAKER,

II
NEw Y0NK, Feb. lin thu Whitaker
court-martial to-tluy Dr, Alexander, Post
Surgeon Mt West 1'olnt, testified; MY im-
preston Ii tint Whitaker did tho ulttragc 10
llinlsclf, Or liatl assistance from others with
Ills cog1lizancc. AEy opinion as to wltics. was
the fact Is not Important"
tinw. Chamberlain thought tho opinion was
important as a judicial expert, and he was
asked II lie saw my evidence That would cull-
meet any accompllce III tile matter.
Witness {llcsftnting)-" snw nothing tint
Whitaker was not cnpab1e Of doing himself,
mil
, 1881-02-16

Lust evening Detective Otto Kietuer, of SILL
waukec, nsrIrc,! III this, city to tnke
chnrxU ut Dalton. anil ho will
start for homie to.MnrrDw. 1t appenrs
frGm nil TINT ran tre ascertnincd! cuncsr.ttng
Mr.. Whites lnss that hi felt III with ex. Sheriff
Mcdonald, Patrick Eoync, professional gam.
bes, uliu epvcrnI wGll- l-knGtFn "r0unIers." Ai,u
Alu1lp In tho early nUrninR h0nrs turned III, Ut
tho Occan Oyster House deeply under thu nlin.
9tCr Of 1iHlnr, At3tl
, 1881-02-16

MINUS !AnOt.r TW0-THtlstlS Or Sin, 600
In muney and securities which he WIS know1l tn
circumstances that the money hail lccl lt,st,
btlt the find IN tlrs snow hank Indicated thut
with tho wallet. It wills not knnwII.
ttntsl utter the arrest IN, thiR Efty
that tho waiter Dalton had jumped from town
Oil tho train which left ror ttts Gity ut HI: IN tho
morning. While lilo police we're busy I.'oktnE
tor ti,G itrst loss. tho reprt WIS c!rcl,atcs that
ccrtilc,ltes utll si5i cash. II wts US
cer,anch TINT hr bud trectl pnt In
bed ut tho -huusc, unl that be- really hnd
Hrnn
, 1881-02-16


t1e hAt. however. promptly nHHn Mr. Winter'e
notification sent every available 1nn1, ut Central
Stntion forth TO tuuk for lIhck NJ. u. In which
MIR. Winter hatt gtntel that Dalton mud ono Ut
his walters named ThutnMs Muure bati
vons OF together for d trip Abunt town.
detectives Korhler aMd Tcrney wcrc fortunate
enough to immediately strike the hnek stand ut
e corgr =, er, m " JsH W,u aa dx @ stfee's ,; w.
ing house, they fHund t,nck M. -. The driver
anhl bis patrons wcsc inside purchasing Giot hiuv.
amt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05

,fADEIpuIA, November D. 1851.
For the benefit Of others who may suner
az have. | write 10 say that on Tbursday'
October alst. / was attacked with the most
severe and cxcruciating pains tapparenuy
or neuralgic) on the lett size OF my
neck and head. accompanied with stinness
az the muscles. The paroxysms OF pain
wouId come at intervals Of two ana 'nree
hours day and night, from wbich ! los.
slecp and suffered intensely. AFTER Trying
various remedies--meaI and hops, oena'
donna plasters, crude petroleum ana 'uI.
pcptipe. chlOroform liniment, etc. -wunou.
exner,epcing any apparent relief-havinR
secn vour advertisement In one OF our
daily miners I concluded on sunday TO
trv 81. Jacobs OIL, though not having
much faith in so-called patent medl'
cines. / was presented with bottle bv
friend to whom had stated my intentions.
and 10 say that It's action was magical
doe. not to me convey what would ex-
press. IL was simply wonderful. Applied
and thoroughly rubbed in, in five minutes
the paroxysms would stop, so to express II,
ike fash, aud by constant applicaliou-t
last of which was Tuesday, A. M.-the
pains were entirely subjued, and have moi
had return OF them. To say am thank
ful and feel the greatest gratitude to Goo.
and through Him TO man, for the means OF
obtaining such relief, is but feebly express
sive Of my feelings; and deem IL nv GUY
TO let others know Of and obtain reliei from
the same source.
FRED. W.. WARD, 2004. Titan street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-05

CalcAGo, Aptii s.-In contradiction Of
che dispatch published in the morning pa
pers from Little Rock, Ak, stating that
the Currie reported killed was not the muir.
dever OF Porter. a dispatct from Santa Fe
says: "Tbe reported kilfag Of jim CUrre,
who gained sUeh euviable notoriety by the
murder OF the actor Porter at Marshall,
Texas two years sg0, proves to be true.
Hts tdeatity hss been proven by interested
persoas WAC have investigated the affair.
The shooting occurred at Las Vegas. N. NJ,
about t~e weeks age. While under the in.
nueuce Of drink CuWie visited a house OF
lil'iame, became iuroIyee 10 dispute,
when EHorisht husband Of the keeper,
Killed Currie. Elltrixht claimed that the
shooting wee done in ee<f.defesee. The
court acquitted Eslbrirht on the evidence of
nw VILE and himseif. there being 30 other
witnesses.''