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, 1881-06-27

t}AnHtsOx. H., ,1l,nu ai.-Tho Ecnsou hero In
INV nt,Nut three wcnKa lair. l,nt the crs'l's urU
wccsly. siwills TO iao ul,cli r.n; onts t'HNl: tito
ts,riy s1wr ihtx ts Eos}ts Ihte AGwn lny IL rxttn
x,Hh. Thu general atrcnEo IL hih,tll thu shtte IN
bettcr. ,'t
, 1881-06-27

TtSTt}s, H.. 1unn ."t.-Whnat looks wrlI; corr,
Il snnll nild Wrpy. With ner.,nRt nbalIt a utr
csit lcsa thnn In t&; Gitx nd nnts tIne, aerf.lse
h1Dut 10 per cunt moro thast Inst year; Xcner'tl
ncrchEu Aa,slt tho sAic rs 1ssl: fdrthnrs IN.
ttupaiu tAtr or0l,a; sgas Mbntit Two Weulka Into.
, 1881-06-27

fsExsl:rE. ill.,. f,ino ai.-t'rospccss for MI crops
ti.unl. There II plenty Of rnlt ami farmer. Hci-
ttrntr aru oncu1t,tHet. Wheat mt ppr gent l,,ss
thlh lust fclr. rrit lU rrr cent tl,t,rU; Mts Tho
threc tiuits US tnnch INK nnl II IL very ntHHt.
Acreage Ut othur Grups nbout tho same rs laas
HFnbftf1.
, 1881-06-27

Nowrnwuop. H., t1unc .l.-Tho scnsan Is n.
forwntl rs t!snhl& trt'is. luktHg tine. ind urtss
MS,s 'S,.r tstt:F dr M k1s e Er,n srt
ur rain. tltttl tho people Aru jubiant.
, 1881-06-27

L0aE TREE, H.. June si.-The general appear.
ancc nt cfpps tn this locality IL NOT very hood,
thuugh tho season IL a. fully advanced at 4sual;
corn aud wheat especially aso not lQok(uK vUIy
, 1881-06-27

sltEtL. ttocK. 1n., .l,inc :a.-Tho general mp.
rc,srance OF crops tntliehtc Il fnlr yield, thouE1
wenxs litter linn usual. Whcnt, mis-. und lux
ure doing quite wel1: cnr,, " rtner tnure back
wHr,l; farihrs dntiGlpMtH fair eruFs: rli ins hAvG
been quite trrqliuht uf lutte; acrpaEo about tut
enlIlU III last your.
, 1881-11-25
Eels LII Boaton's Drinking Water.

FraH dytr Ft.Id bff The Massehustifs tfpN,taptth.
II Medical NHtftp.
Few pGfSun4 nre nWAre OF tht quantity Ut GeI8
living and growing III tte iuryO wAtrt~pfpFs OF
tho city. the nature OF this Ilah is such that 1t
cau exist Without ucG9sa tn light and Atr. and tbs
mud and slit III tho uain pipes Afford q favorable
Kr0unl for proQlEauon una growth. This our
rent Ia not 10 rnpt1 hs tt prevent their free cir.
culRton, md there they 1.-Two for years, aud
sometimes grow tu anprn0ns size. Ihpy Are tot
likely tn enter the SMALL outlets supply. pines
fnr HOUSES, and yEt inl tn tho Inst report Of
the Boston Water DOAru that :ssa stUPpaEes u
these pipes by llsh hnyu occurred IN tho past
ycnr. Hit the etLur1nptlA number or ecs exist
iux III tho pipes IL sh,,wu by tho nun,ber dis
Tho Standard suyar hetInery In South l,oston
uses laFYo amount OF wlter, which Is Ills
Dhart.sl into g motor through a four.ineh pipe.
10 prbkect this meter It Wna necessary to Gun.
struct an ccl. tllp through which tho tiah could
mt pAss. This trip had TO be Frequently
cir4tnsod. sunetlnleS every day, a1la Beven eUls
weighing twcnty.ilve pounds haye been Inken
ns the accumulation OF II hllgiu tlay. Sutho nf
these ar0 Ut great sko, measuring thrco feHt In
t9nHth, a. large round ~ u 1ilnH' q wrists, n1si
wNtVhlng six aud quarter nn0 six and II lnlf
I1puuts. 10 Troublesome did this tnHttpr lv-
come that tho Water ltunrtl were obliged tn cotl-
atrupt an eeI.trAp In Tho stroet IN connection
with the n,ain ptpe. ind shus prevent thp!r ~
tranc0 Into the tNur-lauh tervi4N pte. II this
iHilicnHa number at cels Gun !nfcst Il FOUR lnch
plpo 30 fur distant. thuro can be no dnuhs tt thy
condition Ut the larger mains In other parls Of
, 1881-11-25
AMERICAN PORK.
Loon CtostenM'A OBJ bIcctton to the Frcnch
IsntbnrKos


Loon CtostenM'a Obi lection to the Frcnch
IsntbnrRo.
81, l,outs Utuubifau, Nor, H.
".I.'; W.. s;nu n!!.n' 'no res,aen. fsenca tmsn''
yeetefaay received from Monsieur l.cnit tnol-
tenu. now III farla. 'ettor written by hfmsclf
ri Arcri,.n,, ,,,-L ,ett.t /. I,., ,,,t,s ttrr a.
o.tar.,,."" ....,a,." u, s. m ~ oIH ~
e,. o..ensey @ aF'tatea N Efaflco ana tne un4te's
prohibiting lis importation nto France Mr.
cbotteuu ahys thu Tho Iccn,s NJ ,na tnth ~
February. iii. 1,roh,bItuu m acc,,nnt of ri.
ch'n" the sale NJ American pork II HI cxtravn'
terrible for FRANCE. "Tbc American liz.
nmhin otFro,,..a' ~, rr,n,h,.;nn "e ~ rro nat
puono o"eaoea' .ne pto"'n'sion o! ffoncn
wines, ETC., In Americn. In hope Sf n
colntnerciel treaty tetween tho two countries
statgstnM,lshIp If tht1 AtHtster." II tho decree
u Feb. ~ bud been Justified by circumstances.
the Mlatetar of EOtunturcr. In lisla!ninH - cnn-
and IN refusing ~ nyutt himself of tho nlvEce Ut
the Academy III Msuctne ur FArls, would have
sill, fallen fur shprt III bis duty.
out IN freheh 1uurkets th',ae ur Italy. AustriI.,
and Germany. Hnd Il, ten ycHre thcy c.ln unly
point u,tt IN franco Single case OF irichln'.ss.
very Feunon. Enytant Ht the contrary, ind nut
ehluye1 anch happy exemption. at,d as VI, ,llsIe-
tratton Ar.. ChptteaM cited tho dcnihs nt
Eilzlhna. huwey.er, .whero the administers
aro Minister'S dues not jump ut
the conclusion TINT American pork caused tho
deaths tllote. anu heuce prohibit its itnportA-
tt0u: but III Fraure. wnere tho Minister VI Cuul-
therct' IN less Stntseer thnn the director Ut In
terror conncrce. be feels himself ru.lttl on 10
fnoals. Great Britain lmports fron, Atncren
yeurly 10 the value Of 2M.iEOIU00 frn1,cs IT this
artlcles-loHhle tho rest III Eurnpe-yat cascs
In FFnHEe VI, kctujurHruo hHY fed furnt In.
, 1881-11-25

recently popped bis knIfe through Tho cheek G1
an anonynnue fellow resident.
Gently chtstench nt Milwaukee. WA. Six names
wnro Pit III n hat md hts parents drew two.
M!sses ca! III and t0sc tlntti Ale The t!hu1htcrA
Of Mr. CharieA li,d.t. ut Carthage Ia this State.
IL tho world. died recently. 1iu .alwnys s!Rnc'l
bis namo IA. H. hoing ashamed Of It's original
siss stszln t1rncc 1srookstsa resident al Ksnsas
t;ity. No. htr p!ous mother having name.l hor
h6w sweet Tho ho.lndi'' ~.
jr. Thent10rc ftctlynr,1, Of Nnw York City. usctl
10 he I>r. rhcoorn 1c,lyart Smith. hut obtained
tlcrtnjssiDn from thu court NJ CHH,nnn Plcha ~
III Il hIa ambition and hope tn bccntne m9ster
Of hin prOtcssDn aud tn lilllIl UP and establish
u dtstinHl Individuality in his practice. and ho
fenra ttst because ~ the RrEat ntsnbEr OF DOR
tors natt,nd stnilh that sinF,o Will hltidur him Ii
Mr.. Charles oliver Ilrewater nrockwny,. OF
Chicago, waR rcGently allowed to drop tho
l3rnckway." llls ms.ther. ttrniish Rrntit,1sle,
tor flr. Charles Oliver brewster. WIN had ourn1
PINNED that ttls "concaltnRted nnrnu cnnrmt
he tpIksn without Nreht lntaIr ri speech aud
Rrent Of tiaIo. nor Gun Il l,e written without
uncommon Knowledge and skill III EnRlsh Ut.
Tho lAto Sir. Lewis 1tnsnIlton, Of Kentucky.
1ctt I'VE thtIfcti-Hr. London Judge ffamfltDIt.
Mahter Southern suII Hamilton. nnu MlsaDs
Avennc i.elle. thinn Figure. aud Helrrw Fash.
ION Hamilton.
Congressman Kichnrtl Dunther'A claim 10 his
sent has bcrn contested M tho ground tt1at he
chnnuesl tlts na,il,. frttn klclnYunther without
special authorization nf hiw nr Legislative acl.
Lung aRo, In Now York. Il was decided that
self Without ortler o. court or legislative sane
luu.
, 1881-11-25


Tarts Latter Jntn. Me,. Lucy II. H*ytr to Phtlad<-
latd 1t!turdph -
H.. tn:nk we snan e2on havs ~ set up an amer.
,shn peeFa9s: F thlctI AMiGrscahs continue 70
increase ~ tu'nntf. no h9t reiHr II! Inc lAdle1
9a S,o Sns iana wee aavs II, necou,H rstneessss
or tnnrriare' tnlt TO th0sc more fortunate it,dl-
s,I s,nmals wno near npon ther .cfst repnbi.ean
t',., Thsr' Is t!!ate so.y ss3np OF these Trans.
Ha!hnt!o iH,nies !h faIls ~ lne present Time.
@ ~ ntaer o! the seniority Of rnnk S!nra the
nasoh s sa anu nasnnesE H. &nTyley, ,orEha,y IT. an
Moas!sng ana popular dentaste =! sh6 AMes-
lGHn cnionY. nna cnme nfaKlhatlf if0dl fhi.ntlet"
pnia. oesninx nIs tatle throuRfi hlR Inottor, who
We D. a.sss i.ny!e. ner surname ~ Nny
one ean hec. nenR corrupt!on of the namo
ovcy oy ;S,v IasrG ai o,,s,sbna "fane9 r. nv m tno
neaa ns wnien is tho AatniFa! o. TINT aail.e nat
NhGsher thcy arc " Intimate terms or not With
iielr FrAlct- American cnitsIns l dn not know.
ney IL ;t,a nGat M = - 11 1or ,ho @ As. 2 feasn Of
~ tt,G' y. .! tohrse, 100 enc! Ut tno hnnsc.
ain toiu that NY Hafon "na recentty creatGt a
a!araaa.ls u INC fnl@' nnt tnat no hcsllatc ~
assutno h!s nsQheF tst!o wn!!e III the hctlve
Efuetlee q nts prnicssloIl. Ihcn We hnve tho
at9a M 9I.. msu ishtonsss oe a1nati: tto l'af nav
M!9 tuIAeE'! HeeH u DauheF III Ese" AuEks
, 1881-11-25

nlch from tho extensive md yalnnb,o uvster-
beds belonging 10 Delaware parties. This H..
formers employed by the i,oEnnuficns quickly
discovered whit wns ruling m. and nlfhDiiUk
the robbery was neif1T urrpctrntri ,IIIrinv
the Bicnts and INSECURITY uf fnittnfrht thn Ijcn-
wn.icns fuckri ~ tho lAy heartfelt their vessel
ami inhto tlDslcrRte Uis1nuHflt l,putt tho III
vnt1nrs. Attpr Il lengthy and bItterly. cntestc,l
light, In whin!l n nt,tul}er If t,orftclunta an
10th aftics wcro scvprnly hurt, tlo ,jrra"y
pirates Wcre compelled to rrtrcnt. Hcyeral
fishing RlOnps md considerable valuable tnrklH
fell Into thu hunts uG the yintors Ab.,ut ihe
Annc tIne unnther hattIr waa 9olnT ot, tctucrn
.leraty men and MAryiantturs, ,lrNl ltayre dc
urace,nt Il point lust bvltw where ln Hi 4uueha.l.
I'M !s!vrr empttcs tn,u EhcRnpeuka Tiny. hn great
tho Htato governments or Mnrylanu. l,clnwarr,
and NHw ,trracy hhye determined to enact tpnrg
stringent jaws ttnn tiiDse extttinR 10 prevent
tholr rGp1lrrcucc. Thu bills inr fhis plirtaso will
lie rtcpntrd md brought l,efnrc ttl0 legislatures
Ut thH eevernl RtntcA Interested this winter,
The Iuenl disturbances nrn 1ikswlsu becoming
81 u0yrnrniel thnt tho police Mtll pcnto and
law lnv1,tv cItxcnH Of WILMINGTON. tho ,,niy uty
In the diamond Stntc. are rpnty becoming
HARMED. sO EXTENDED md grnnt Ia tho reenrl ii
crime becoming. Un Sunttny last Hurry lllitcr,
n ythtfhfUl resident ut t3Ottta Wilmington. COM
tultted IN uhprtptuketl assault on cnrel rnnn
nt the cnrnern Fourth aul1 Afnrk1t streets. Tho
nBBautt wAs ma,1a lctwecn ha1f.pRe Mnt lO
O'eluck. Policeman flhAgrt thusntnrB snw tho
oTcnsc and arrested }ntlcr. Tho iHttor re-
visited. and his friends lntetfered. tshnmhers WIN
thrown down and brlttMily kicked aild beaten
hctUrc two uthcr officers cHrno to hit, rescuc.
The injured oiifeer was conveyed to tho city.
, 1881-11-25

What The Alleged wis OF Paris Find to
Huy in Thor Newspapers.

suy in Thor Newspapers.
1uuor class In zoology: Exnmlncr-"My
Rooa cn'nl' wn"t arc quauFuue"N eeho.at- .,
"Annas with four leRs.' Exom'ner-" Very
x"os: 'es. NC, Nov name s9"' sea''ar-"A d'R'
"nes my chilli. aass tao mother. hav!nF eoa- %
.noou. j,ts, as thore urc OIL the carth." "3ut
thcr,, emit he. nm" "fndec,t. uud proy why
cau't there be, Miss 1lly7t' ,,ccAusc. where
wo1ld they 20 when the Fuoon gets 80 small you
Gun hnr'lly SEQ fts'
aFtIsl IN meat. anu oetaKes nlmsell towatuH lne
ar ass ,na sra. yu so ,
heart" ayes, SIR; very nicr l,cet's heart,
tesc-" .1 mcant m, I'm, =" snrs thu vioonv
nun; "hayo sou ths 81. he1rt & 81 M t aotting M;h9rT
m and sprlnRlns over tho bloos he hed' pursued bS
tnG f,.c!. e!en"ss: ,;s;,,o. ,aao. ,,, ,o,, ,o.,s
MoS nnrssI %c not 70 ssng
sss!, ss a'ss ts!ssss os IS sss =
ycu e telling win me ynn l,yg sb!7Sns'" ,n,,
vis!tor 20 hIs nostess' ne 9Miiss or renowned
ailntl. 10 nave 10 ea,!erta'st ~ 81 dhany peopIv.
fsS. yE yEs es g wnen n @ ' see
wsh any p stay. s1l huse to do Ia to taik
!1lK tnhrkc.i down his prey elderly citizen who
s es Hse s a. ost seF IT. trp ~ 81 saf e
ntvser a2psinGaea, inee, aaa 'if Tantes n,n ptonmay
thoi' n1aa wn aneea H., soty a ,ss9aenese;
the inspe'etora Of thS me bcsrimOnt Of Chem
so SstF " dsas nsSsi to q s sS sSuse
f of ,. fnS T., oT Trro 1 10 oSr ssrx aay ~
, 1881-11-25
Another Great Railroad Scheme.
A special dispatch from plttahurg 10 tho Glove.

another GreAt AkAlArOnu nGNeHles
A special dispatch from plttabtsg TO tho Glove.
land lltatltr says:
A worry !mportlnt railroad movement, which
bus bGcn 9cItluR fn Bhnpu TOR mare thHn your,
was cnnsun.nnte4 hero the ntterhoon., Tho
oseestss .ss : Sa SnsFotS 'ss s o
Linz. @ aud siia ilttsbars NV Xosk i.ailf!a,ls
lIvisl0t ur tho Alle9hony Valley mud tho lIltts-
nurg Wpstsrn ltosas nsa;, Tao oebvstsr s Chr
IL! ID i,I; IRI';ossaas harbos u Shar!otts. OF
tor: tor. II ts has Sce,, IL in caarss of constsustion
Na,lroai. which lcrnis tiio seaon1 link, Is M I'D
anl WAa purchased by lts present ownurs ever
u year .igo. At HniM.nai!oa, !ts southern ter
Ss ss Ssa soad M 'as sS az so Sssx W.
i bradford ita,roaa Ia !ho .h!rd link. and: when
5y tic iiradtord i Etate Lino Railroad, whioh
rs.ns sho fa"rs ,,1k Hh..o ana sakos n9 ne
X Sso 'hs s,h tx NS& 81. Ss. rad saSi %,!i
s.nss fs tS H s xesds vss sSf0 e ny S As
ahuMy valiUy ltairnA.l. .Thoso tracks will bo
toi!9ws us!i iss1 l,@nk tho J. ts%on xhsa
now linu VIII ontor thla oity:. All thu corpora.
ttOua rave tho Fittsburg T. New York aud tho
bradford 4 Btate i.lno arc ontl,posa! Of Now
Yurk cap!saltsts o6 htgh stananF. WGtsan =:
ths itaoSesior& t. ti9tsGurs. % Tas " twa Psnnsy'. Il
yania eu!upanios, anu several Of the s,nalt0r
rnads, aud the other corporators. arc reprcscnt-
Ell tn bp sO!Id luatneas.tnan. There IL munh
speculation us 10 tue signllteanc0 Ut tue oou1bt-
natioIt. It H. genurAlly beloved that II IL nNe
IT uuu!tl'a schvlpes tu carry the WnbHah yyatem
to the East. t0 glyu hin . b1tt0r chance to cuul-
pets win Vanderbilt.
bis pets. Ia onB OF the links KD0s far 10 pontisn
thls brltcf. Tho casteru tsrualNus OF thIs F0ad
IL ltod Hank. auu the weateen youngstown,
whnre II makeh West1r1: uulncotlcns. i Is,
tbereforat tna connecting link VI u0nld'a East-
ern aAd Western sYeteIlla by which to reach
New York aud phIladelphla, which afc objective
points. Tho now Inns and connections trArtr*o
HouD OF the Richest dtatrIcts ut FtnnbylvAila
R1ld New iufk. aud II over Rot n working aF!cr
iMust proys Is,nunsra,tve; Tbs PittsoarK =
its projectors promssu 10 hnye It Ia running orier
BY the lsk Ut May next eolt everything Works
, 1881-11-25
TIE RAILROADS.
The Roads In the Southwestern
Association Form a Colo.
RADIO Pool,
"details Of tho Arrangements, as Far M
They llare Decn Completed
10 llnte.
aould's Scheme to Garry the Wabash
East-The Empire 0ar-Roofing
0ompany's Troubles.

mt At. IotllE-A Colorado Pool.
The General Managers and Deucrnl FrHixht
Agents who attended tho meeting Of tho Routl1-
weatcrn Hallway Association nj 1T. Itotl1a re-
turned to tho city yesterday morning. Tho
meeting HilUurned Wednesday ercti!nR rather
abruptly, beca,lse tho Cllcngo suon ctuld not Af-
fori to stay III vt. Louis over THANKSGIVING i}ny,
for tho excellent reaao,t, Of COURSE that st. 1,ss
turkeys and crnnt,cssles cannot be compared
with those obtained Ut Chicago. rhc Chicago
rnflron men would tnihor fcHst on cr,'w thau on
8t. Louis turkeys. During tho first tay'a pro-
ccc.ilngs all tho lines declared themselves IN fa.
ror Of tho fOrtnntfon Of n Colorado ppot. 10 In.
caulc at freight traffic. except lumber, passing
to and from tho t;tnto Of Colorado and nil polnts
on tho Denver s lilo 0rande Railway. Tho pool
Is to consist Of Two dlvls1ons-tho
Northorn and tho Southern. Tho Southern
nivisInu comprises the Chicago l. Alton. Mis-
sSnri se M os s sE aa H.
che@Ka. % 1.i9ilnsen iii Quincy. s chsaso, itecs
Island i Pauiiic. Chicago i Atton. Ila,ni.iai i
Y. .''". kansas C!ty, q: !os 4 Co"null Huns,
tive Committee OF seven was appointed tn serve
during tue !!re uf tho aKrecmeht. or ,luri!H tho
s tn The .;om Soep fSss'sts oF ,c 'S s.
linEhIit, 6f tho Northweslsrn: j. il. Carson.. uf
bash: and 4. 4. Tana.1xe. Of tho Missouri i'a-
Si Westera III sal%sy %ssoeasson KS vii aso 80 sossrn
thu seeund dny waa consumed In trying to
aurco m the allotment q busIuesa ~ eaeh Of
ha easS s%9 r H. soss2a Hs5 'fn
.!,i,is4 10 lts proportion. The Aaa,hsrn Divlslo,
svo M e es een' 1ao and Tae oaa
ern ;E por cent. no aetlun In rs1arsl to sub,.I-
visions botween tho various roads was h4d, NOR
WAs Rtty lctiDn taken in frKhrd to tho SOUTH
western Association. Theau fn1ttGra Will Gi,inC
, 1881-11-25

Spteiat CorTtspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN. Ncb., Nov. aaa.-Rallroadmen IN from
the western part Of tho State report TINT much
bad blood exists In tt1at region between tho rail-
roadn,cn nrd the cowbnys Tho latter hayo
made themselves particularly obnoxious Of late,
havinR on several diirorent occasions caught
sof0e of tho rallroadcrs nt0no mud treated thc,n
10 sevrre tnutllpRs. They Arc also in tho hAAlt
10 pushing. ruling NJ fMll speed bcAIdc It, Mt rho
sumo tils!N tlrlng their resovese at the smoke
staGks, chimney. pots ntu.. e tlo Rreat danger
tho f,,n haa urno far enough. al,tl they ,,ro
FerinnBly thinking Of nrmlnx themselves with
Wincheatera urid dtsputng with tha tlespDr1:slOea
tho question ns to who has tlls best right tn that
rcRi1n. They think TINT t',hc1n,,E amount OF
killing would help rtvfixe tho cowboys annz-
iuUIy.
, 1881-11-25
Tho Entplrc t'nr.fs1ofluE Copt1any'H
TrDul,ies Settled at Inst.

Tho Entplre t'nr.ft1oflnE Copt1any's
Troubles settled at Inst.
For ncarty yonr past tho Empire Cnt-Ro0f.
INK CnmpHuy hns bad much troiibln ami conal.l-
era,r litigation. occassonHl by tho nttnnpt "
Its HeErutnry. u Mr.. Cro,ieh. md Mr j. II. Hay.
1HDnh, an nttDrney. to forco theInsHlves and Two
athora. .lno ut wtum WAS sits. Crouch. Into tho
ilunr,l of I,lrentors Inst March tho Htatn'a At
tort,ey tllad I'M Information In tho Circuit Court
against tho Crouch I3oAHl Of JllFcct0ra md
o,ftcers. alleging TINT thoy had uha"fu'ly In
tr,nc,l IutD Tho management Of the company,
thAt They were ncvGr legally elected. that ltoy-
lnnnd was not even a Rt0ckholcr. and Making
Ju1grnnnt or f,,ster, etc. Aftcr many tielRys.
tho case has at Inst hcen reached before judge
Ms,raft, anJ. nftnr twu tluys' argument. judE-
,ncnt wss rcnlnre! desnrtnx tho eIefio,, lonah hf
lluylnntll m President and Crusich as Aeorethry
sn @ u s ~ ss a ssfs %noy y ass sn %
yniti: nnd .,t1tnE thctn IRON thG!r Respective ,
2ilsona ns aansn IsayHs ;,so;a GaP, hfsm
and and tlc Heard Of DIreetors ~hom ha rcpreaents
III full charGr. .,
uniic.I stutea t'onri. ano once tct' re Judge
Jameson III thu superior court. II II a1sn to 1e
% hent.l hcforo Judge lsarn,t., todny on a. a. At.
BY tho company n1atnst bin In that court lust
It ts understood, hnwarer, that the QUO wnr.
rhufo proceeding befure Judge Moran efectual-
settle. mntsur! uvatnst ttio pr'te',slons ut tha
Iawtul Ircsi'ient ai1l iigard Of Directors that MI
rnyfnsi'ta t1adu to tho Crnuch party are illegal.
wholly with tho rnttfoad Gon panes, tho nlaticE
causes ts'ore than ordinary Interest In ralrohd
Tim Empire Cur -ltootlng Company Wa. repro
q Mr: t;sorao y: Kfiiz!nssr. vbIiis' s.; Az;
clnU to tlc fri fiji uOssEas1jfl OF EFesT thing
, 1881-11-25
w. s. Rnmcy. of Sprtngtleld, ILL.,,
Under Arreat.

Bpfttdl UI1pdtfH 70 3hE EhItddo 7f16tHl.
SrRtNuE1Et.D, Ill, Nov. @f.-W. y. Ramcy,
who haa heretofore hornc Rond reputation, Is
III trouble. For several yenrs he has bccn
teaching achout III this county. ami acting as
ngcnt for school furniturn manufacturing
company, making lila headquarters Mt ltarts'
hns from ti.ne 10 tttnG missed Rtnnll SUNS nf
money, aud few days M9o obtained evidence
fMstontng tho guilt upn,l lsamey. When gum
{ronted by Hurts md ntl1or witnesses. fIutn.
ey acknowledged IL stealing between
*a.,Q0o am, <a.WD IN amounts from, s.
to so and i'amsdlatoy sogan s'atGh'1ns
the stulcn runds withUut his wife md lather-In-
law flntlluF It ont. Kinney was placed ,lnIler ar
required cash. He ls. also Secretary of n tnur.
rluKc- association swlntto recently organized
here.
, 1881-11-25
Tho EsjE 1RobbcrfeN In the Tax-Col.
lccf0r.h Office nj Phtlntl lGlf fslliA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1..-Theodore Hand. tho
tax.elerk who defaultc,1 In 1871 to tho amount
OF $S000O. todny t'cscrihod tho mothods OF theft
resortel to by tho tiftoen rcocsvng. .clorks ena=s
ployed in tho tax department l1e saya ho was
instructed to falsIty his books by the Chtuf
Clerk, lhooh Cramp, and that ho was promised
by tho TAx- tcceiycr, Thonlns j. Smith, That bis
fnm,iy would. be cared for whlle be was in
prlsuI,. md that a sam was rlsed fnr htni.
tho thafts will run up ins0 miI!lons-pGrhaps s3.
0W,0h E1-Tax-liecetver slnitEt t!crorlhes y ns
case Of b!aokmali and INSERTS his ren.l,t'ess to
In tho information other thnn thAt It may give
nRnIeA and BpeGtHta t10na of rnbbap1cs. which ho
CALLED to rho ntthflton OF tho EOunD!E and public
ut lcnst four years ago, md Which ho clrectuully
stopped.
, 1881-11-25
A oolorcl 1ltnlater Shot BY u White
MINI.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. et.-A difficulty 90.
currol today between wh|to man nanled llakcr
and ooIorcd n,li!stor nanlau Jnoksont during
which tho lutter was shnt twice with tho r0tI-
tents Ut d louble-barrel shotgun. The wounds
uro not considered fatal though dangerous. Tho
gun was loildcl with sNlall shnr. naxer was at-
rpsted ani put under $5U bollds.
, 1881-11-25
A Farmer Shoots Els Wife and Tltcn
Commits Suicide.

: Special DHDdfth to The Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, u. Nov. 4.-NowR reached this city
tonight OF Ahort,blc murder and suicide on u
farm, about throe miles south OF FcrrysburR, In
woud County. Louis lsaab, nhout 40 years Of
nKc, shot and killed bis wife, md thon blow ont
his own brains The man aud wife bad often
,,,,nrrclcd, hut tho Immediate cause Of to1ny's
trouble ts mot c,onrly known. It il sai.f that
Itaab was In tho l,dbit Of bcnt!ng bis wsfo and
compelling her to work IN the tlcll besides stntng
her hn,ssiwtrk. This afternoon, while she wHa
dressing Her buba. ho ahot her III tho top Uf tho
htnd, ard whpn ahe fell III tho tlOor hr shot her
II second tmr, then, prr,uur!ux atl,thor Klif,. no
put the InlEzlo IN ntK mouth mia blew out his
hrAins. There ls n family bt ntne children loft.
The oldest IL 10 nnd tho youngest but months.
, 1881-11-25

pretty experiment has t,ecn reccntly d.
euripud BY tho weIl- knuwn i!clglun physIrist, n.
Plateau. lia lMEd4 nc irsIb w,r1 10 ~ tD present
tho contour OF u tiuwer Ut stx petals. Thu cea-
trail rtuK to hch tha pcfAlS ar1 attMchtd II tlp-
pieco Of wood. Alsur ox!d'zlnx tue wiru slightly
With weak nitro ncl1 tho Hover - dipped III
aud the cen.ral part. II u ths,, surned up PLACED
oil a table near Window And coysred With II tell
jar. Far lltttu VI ltrst It appears coinsras, uus
euOn Il striking play Ut colIrk cuulmunGea. IA
the experiment y. Plateau describes, tho Aower
cont,nlcti Showing moa!ttca tous OF cnloF for tUn
ht.lrs. when dusk stopped al'acryuunn. Noxt
morning several pstaIk hat1 hurst. Tho liquid
t,srd Hls af teey mediocre quality. ~. PlHltas,l
recommends prepa rataon Ut the liquid thus: Dis
iniN small pieces. In forty purts BY weight OF but
distilled wuter. Filter after coollng aud mix
thoroughly three voluMea Of the SOLUTION With
be LEFT at rest I'LL I'LL mir bubbles arc Rone.
, 1881-11-25

Lydia p. PlnkhAm's Vegetable Compound
doubtless rRnks trut ~ curative a6ent Ia all
diseases Of the proasenttve u stem. t!uxcnera don
of the klaneys, 1trltaIon ct the badSsr; 4; urinary
E3 Western avenue, Lynn. Ma1s., foF pxinphlets.
, 1881-11-25
A Turnkey Badly ueaton by an insane
Prisoner.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov, 24.-Joseph MtIlsr. turnkey
OF the Douglas County jail In thls city. was over
powered and bAdly beaten by prisoner In tho
insane ward whom ho attempted 10 quiet this
nlucniug. Two friendly prisoners Wrencha4l
ho0ks from tho cel! aud reachtng through tho
grated door boat tho tnanlao tlll he desleto!
safoty iii assistance arrived. thus saving his
1tfD.
, 1881-11-25

cent dtfcrcnce In price. and 50 get peopln Ia
mtllar With the new mensurea. In Bo1ne cnses
mnnufacturers aru now putting up articlEs by
step IN the right direction. All In MI. tho reform
La ttuutlAblnF md tho raforE1er3 NtC busy. L.
, 1881-11-25

OLxxg FALLS, N. u, Nov. st.-A writ Of eEror
and stay WINS granted In tho case Of U90rye
Wlltct. sentenced to be hanged Dec, for too
murder VI John pAsF.
, 1881-11-25
Convicted OF Murder In tho Second De-


1tFeIat Ultpafth to Ihs CA4taao 1F1bHnss
wI0I1rA, Kas., Nov. :4.-Thotuas J. Arm
strong, charged with the murder at James lkIley,
drummer, Ut Kansas City. OH 0ot. II last. was
yeatertfy convicted Ut murder IN the second do
Krce At Wluhe!u. The punishment cAnaot OK
oeeL twenty years imprisonment under thalaws
Ut Kansas,