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, 1881-06-06
CASUALTIES.



aptesaf btspateh to 1ht chteaeo Tribune.
cEpAH RAPIDS. H., June 5.--A terrible
collision took place on the Chicago 4 North
western Railroad four miles west ot tl.ts city
about. O'clock this morning. Through, solle
misunderstanding Of orders or the forRetful-
ness of Charles H. Lewis, night operator
llere, extra train No. II was allowed to pass
tllIs city instead Of remaining here for train
No. q, FROM the west, 0rtlers to that effect
having been given Dy the train-lispatcl,er at
Clinton. The trains, cacll heavy. met on tho
other side Of the steep grntle west OF this
city. the train coming east running at high
rate Of speed Ia order to get over tf,s sum-
m1t. and meeting the westwnrtl-bounl train
at tho rounding Ut ctlrve the result being
terrible wreck. in which two brakenen
were killed. Engineer Anderson having leg
and Eol1ar-tMna bruken, besides otller In
ju.lcs. and Fireman Matthews bruised aiNl
scalted. Ill!. eIgi,lenr and fireman Of tile
west+tound jumped from their engines and
escaped with few bruises. Wrecking-trnlna
from Brlteplalne and Clinton worked ut tie
wreck all tlay, and will have the track cleur
SOME time tb-night. The body OF me brake
man was found under the corner of tender,
tile face bfRckcd ard head crushed. The
other body had nut been reached ct q late
hour this evening. Large cr0wts visited the
wreck dllrtnG the day. Tho facty As to where
the responsibility rests will bg developed IN
the Investigation which Is TO be lad Mt once.
, 1881-06-06

Roberts would no longer continue Principal
of the lllg1l Sclloo! came with great s.tlt-
dcnness. No fnttnat[on OF change had
been made, and the patrons of the school
wcro prleycd rs well as surprised. In official
circles, however, 1t was known change wns
contemplated, for Prof. Roberts sevcral
weeks ago entered Into partnership with
Prof. Hiram 1[atlley, the popular Principal
of tho school known rs IIadiey's Academy.
Thfs combination Is MI unusually strong
one. both gentlemen being experienced
teachers and Thorough scholars. While Mri-
OF IIigh.Schooi graduates Itoye Increased six
times. ol,8 til four WHO entered completing
the fOur-reur course.
, 1881-06-06
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
lie and Ills Party Pass a Pleasant Nay
nj Fortress Monroe and Its Surronnd"

lie and Ills Party Pass 4 Pleasant Nay
Mt Fortress Monroe and Its Surround"
Jugs.
FolsrnEss MoynoE, June 5.-Th!s morning
tho President and party eatlle ashore and
passesl into the fort, where they witnessed
guurd-mountj and Inspected tho troops ot
tho garrison. Ala o'clock, accompanied by
ttan. Getty, tiles' drove to the Soldiers Hume,
near Hampton, aud inspected tllat lnstltu.
tEou. Il salute WIS fired by Gov. WotHlrfn in
IIonnr ut the visit. The party then proceetl-
e!l to ua1ppton Nornnl S;h9oI; a,!d wer9 1
grounds by t;si.. Armstrong: 'flo M
t,onal Cemetery was next. visited w''lla
services were belng llel:l ln Dcthestla
Chapel. Thu purity enterc!l aald remained
through the surylce, anil at It's conclusion thu
President made n slinrt a.ldrcss to tiis st1.-
way, md, after snllIng around the tleet. pro-
ccetleA to Washington. Tho yarls Of each
Ssssc Including ts t;crl sst,ooitsalp
given ns tho DEspatcl! passed.
, 1881-06-06

Campbell, Nlnn., june &c. Il. Lork-
hard. win liycs 0n his farm near this place,
recently brought 4 young 1n,ly to this iiace
from Morris whom he introduced NJ llls
wife. Saturday nights train brought aIl.
other respectable. Incorporating lady with
two children. y uiltt II years Ut ngc. respect
lively, wIlo als0 claimed to be the wife Of G.
l.. Locktartl, who met her and took her to
Ills holne. rllls Indy, wllU has been married
10 t.ockliard fur ubout fifteen yeats is n
daughter uf i. H. Irish, IL wctl-k1lowIl citizen
ut Ann Arb0r, Mich, Mt which pIncr sl,e first
'lint I.nr;ln!rtl, who was then Il iaw.stutlent
Vt tlse Michigan University. Mrs. Ltckhnttl
MI statrs tiiat ller husband wlnte to her
asktt!E her tn cUne to Ca,npbpll with tho
clI1t!ren, ami now tells her fnr the first Tins
tllnt lie lins married. aRaIl. Shn has written
Il, her fathcr. aNd wilt remain here Until she
llCars from httl.
, 1881-06-06

LOUISVILLE, ky., June 5.-Col. Bennett
Young returned frn,n st. Louis, wt,en,
he went to look after young Ring,
who got llln,self iIto trouble
about tho Grant jewelry steal,
uni soon after arriving there lad hin re.
lensesl On sl.5oo bull, Young says King
simply committed an act Of ind!scre-
tion, rather than ut a criminal
nature; that Fitzpatrick Is innocent,
mud, from what he could, gather. King
bought the tewelry from q negro who
hui stolen tllcln with tho hope.
whom Grnlt returned from Mexico, Of
obtaining II iargs reward for restoring them,
md not with IL rirw Of returning them. King
llas returned 70 the city In culll-nny with his
father, John T.. King, undertaken, who went
over with Col. Young.
, 1881-06-06

1F3tHt 11F7tsEVs1HfHsf " 7HE IHItH20 lF1UHHE+
DEDF0lstI, lnu., June A-ln tlle year 1865
tlls sturG Of Il. II. johnson, In Mitchell,
village tell miles from here, was entered one
night BY burglars and 5000 Il, money atd
many valuable bonds stolen. Detectives
worked utl the cnse for year or mure, but
!lnnlly give 1t up, mud tho matter hus fur II
long tinW scarcely ever beeu mentioned. The
rrcuntlot Uf II $500 Laurence County b0tnl by
tic Eettor.l Hank frum tho hank Ut UiUuni-
bnen identified ns o,,e Of thrre Of Tie saIi,s @
kind that were stoleM from johnson, l,.s re-
yivctl t!!a recollection Of the robbery. and
,nay b. tile !le,lns Of unyeilEug the mystery,
Tue 9'td h worthless. Us duplicates. were
tllrlty,
, 1881-06-06
CROr-pI2OSl'ECTS.

Special Utfpalfh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
yr. par. Mlnn.. .tuuo 5.--T,u following
nadit,onui n,n,, ro,,o,t. ur, ro,.,,rrI fr,,,, t,
',.''.'.' elop .epo,1a NJ l,"',l ~. ~
Gstto',s ~ mt eo'efcl W il'o3o pu Dl's'!ea III
IHE TlstnCSf: n( yesterlny:
1:ftgewoodl-Wlc inOkth1 fine. Oats
wcty suv,,l futa. I'M nra lining ,v,.11 f,nrn Ia
v.r,, ,.f, ,,,a,.i ,t',.,. ~, ,n, ~. 80. -,
,' Wy "u'" "n,u' AH,,s l"th's.n 'n'e i'"i 5et
hlaftett, owing to the scale1ty Of src'l nl'tI
gr0il'u befng tn, lurt. Many nre putting
corn groismt tnto iax.
Wtilmnr...N VA 1,,vn l,o,t co,,ua ,,tne ,1,,r1r,
tha ,n.. ,,a1, tn,,a,,r,,t,s "i..",,,,,' ,he
..o ."n' "sen' l'"t""En't 'n'is.ch''E tho
9ro''''''. and giving renewed growth aud Wig
or IN growing crops Of alt kiny. Wheat 1s
urcxceptjonolly u,ott. Curn Is ,tu,
anl n rr,y ,nvv RI ,vnr,n ,xeot1,ar
Ill. =. "" ""sH " ""in' "e"Nle,
vii give 1t Il Ko"tl start Oats hurley. mil
slnx have Rood stl,rt Tho old crop Of
wheat Is heiug marketed at the rusc of 1900
tn .0t1 buslIejs ,,cr Inv. an lila na,,,rc nj
t,,o r,sa,ts ,.t,,.i, p'' ""'' "'' ''.''"'e -
'''o 1,..'...,''L ."auS n''',,.: ~,
DEtnnsi1ie-1Io prospect 1of DIX cf0p ot
wheat wis never better, the rntns being ey-
actly wlal was needed, anil turner's clai.n
Tint tho rro,, IL t,ny no 1onI no nj tl,ta ,tma
tast ,..,, :" INV @' eo"~ '"' ''' '''7 ''"'o
, 1881-06-06
NOT AS DAD As REPORTED.

41F1Vt3t(1F N99f(Q9V
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ild., juno 5.-Ths sensa-
t(on CAUSED yesterday by IL supposed case Of
wife-Murder u few n,lles east Of this city ilas
auleted down upon the discovery that TIC
wonlan who was supposed to lIayo been tile
victim wus mt eveiI seriausly e1louGl tn
Jnred to desire to separate from her lltlsbnlni
ur prosecute him fur thu offense. SItu
nevertheless rccriye.i Il very snvere beat.ng
from her drunken husband. Lafayette
Slunn, who punished her ttnst brutalty for
about twn liotrs while driving from thu city
to. o.tlelr hou,u FrIduy hight Inst.
, 1881-06-06

Bpft1aE UJPdEt1 ID tn Chledg0 7f750aes
CLEVELAND, O., juno 5.-About a week
ago the little 4-year-old daughter Of family
living ou broadway WAS missed from home,
and the cnse excited considerable interest 1T
intllng The butiy Of the child In the vault IT
Of the putllouse, where 1t had sufEocated after
falling into the trap.
, 1881-06-06

ONE KILLED AND TWO INJURED.
TRxAnKANA, Tex, June GA west-bounl
freiglIt-.rufn Oil tia Texas E st. 1.onis
ran oil the track as the train was rapidly
rounding curve. The tratn was batlly
wrecked, the cnboose turned over. and
Killed. Two others were seriously, end It Is
feared mortally, wounded.
, 1881-06-06
PERllS or TRADE.

6psetal DEtpattA q Iht GAIea00 1ftbvnt,
WAurAcA, Wiz, June I'LL. j. Stetson,
proprletue Ut Que of the largest slry.gos.da
stores III the city, made nh assignment yes
torday In favor Of Evan Coolltlse. one ot tho
prl'lcipa! unsecured creditors, The ussets
aud liabilities ars unknown US yet, but u
, 1881-06-06
EDUCATIONAL,

Special DispoteA to Ts CAleaao 1ttbua&t
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 5.-Tha graduat-
luz exercises ut the Lafayette lllgil.Selnoi
tAke place ut tie Operu-iIouse next Fr3llAy
evening. There are eleven graduates, all Ut
tleM young tUdiea
, 1881-06-06

LOUISVILLE, KY, juno 81. +. Davis,
conductor Of Il freight train OIL tile Louis
vile, Nashville tS Chattanooga 1ta!lroad,
was knocked front a car tO-day, south OF
New Albany, md killed. lie wus from
Bowling Green, md unmarried
, 1881-06-06

CttIHo, ILL.,, June 5.-Lato last night, as ths
swtcll engine Oil the Cairo j. Vincennes
Railway was backtng UP tho track, George
Merriam, Il boy about ii years old, attempted
to Jump upor, the cowcatcter at the engine,
but missed hts footing and fell under tile
Wheels The fingers of his right hand were
nluslled and his knee-cap broken. He was
i,nnletinteiy taken to surgeon, who arlpu-
tntea ltiS fingers and pr9nounced ampnta tion
boy died, it is Thought from the effects Ut tha
cl!orofotnI which was given him.
, 1881-06-06
Ut ,l,u c:lses Gnl. William \. E,,nk l,us eol,-
tllletgil TN. tttfej13r

IN TuE FAMD,.s ttFE-,,t.,,t,t,Auy t.A4r.
,iurr,tu,tnn nnL lis nrr,,oniirr. ..s,,n,,,.1
tl,ar,rr,i viii, ,ttnw IN III. XIII ;a ,.rfs,
T"rs ri t,a r"st,f f1nr,rt't i,naa,I
hr thc l}rnnri,,,.,nf "f .instfrs; r., III" nna"
ssganat Ct1lw and j}ryn,lf. clIarrtHt with Id.
frnWtllllK tho Government mt nj S40,00l by
ss wrs aei,s ID i, the ,s easo 0a g1ast 'ss Witows
SKI, Indicted for presenting fraudulent
claims un tho Treasury Department for l1n.
her t., ttla value Ut sun. .o, tho tiUyer,lnle,lt
fhilcil to Htcirn conviction. III tho cAse
stow fur lElsn 0lEenses, ~ one of tho. .efcnd.:
ants tnIne tu punishment. Col. cu,ls cleared
his man. l}arstuw, M tho first trial. II l.,
easy to set. how tho Government 1nHy gNih
y Mt,t having such II lawyer Ut work for tho
WHAT HAS DEES noSE.
WAsI1tStrroS, u. e., tu1io 1:-A glance at
Wtnt nus Eieen aone Ill ttle ltist'OiflGG l!t-
Gi,ns Gihrte. tuln9 Ws .ast i,ta., ..i ant,,'tts iH
,.c,,,,,utn, ~ m ni a "i. w .o
ns "st. c i ii Inc rtE't ,iireciot' iv tiIt,
,1n M ~ ~ ',t.st Mr "ss w. n
ta. F r" MI ~ .nE stGMs rr.tinatu tult"l ~ Mnn..i
imSn,f 'a etrI,9ft p'Gv% III r yu sNts ,o te ,o ~
,u,,s", t,n, a" .tI.t,t1s. ~ ns fn,s ..E.t. WITH. L..
H.. ra,,,ai,., @ a ., ,., at.,.,t, W
Lne '1, te'a1,ai1er neo MeIl sil.nws.y i"isoilGu
~ H. ',a!is i, iu'aGt VIII "islnnnthts: :, lte
,,"', ~ ~ ,t "'n" , ~. ~ nMaSts. agU
f ~, ~ ua @ ~ MM, ',,, cAleSgs 3.l,s
srI, xast, xm ,rrnt s,,,s t,a ~
M,ix aunii, in othnr tTvistnns ~ the ni1;r,.' IT,
Contraets for supplies have been marked BY
extra Vigilance, Dr worse.
1yrEl1,t,Eyr AYp foyscttsr1o1s scuur,sy
:. '".'i. "s,.,.. ,,,.'.cs,, ~ ,e,,.s.. osu ,.
.ifrssin H. |nvns,icts,,, :" ,un t,t,,, T. .,,,, t.
,iici, ,if1 hr,rr ~ WHIT. ns ~ ne ,,,
, 1881-06-06

GENEVA LAKE,, Wis, June IA sudden
sQuall Of wind about o'clock this morntnx
blew L. 4. Letters steam.yacht Daisy from
her nlaorIngs On to the shore. The steamer
Commodore pulled llor off during tho fore
noon.
, 1881-06-06

Special Dtspatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
1SDrASAroLIs, Ind, June 5.-James Fem-
ing, 10, was drowned tonight while bathing.
, 1881-06-06

A DEFECTIVE SIDEWALK.
sssetal Dhpatth to Thu CAteaoo TstbuHs.
LAFAYETTE, lnd.. June h--llRsnal lslt-
tcnu,lr l,as sued ths city tor $a.5pQ damages,
alleged to ilaye been sustained by reason Of
u fall causel by detective sidewalk.
, 1881-06-06

eolIlplctr Inventory will l,u filed within len
days. Tie hest Information o,tn l1iai,lr n,S
blnft's t!lD RsSi.4ts at sia,U0 Hiul liabilities IT
tfln saI,tr istirs. There fs II lAUrisAgt vi
9.ttQ01 TIL the stDt.. property.
, 1881-06-06
INDIANA.

aptt4a& Dtsaateh ia 7'ha tAteaeo 1r4hnns,
ELHltAlrV, Intl., June b.-'Tllia section was
yistle,l by u rallt.storm during Inst night,
which will htlp thu growing crops amazingly,
They were grpatly In need Ut It,
, 1881-06-06

SINGULAR FATALITIES.
JERSEY C1TY, y. j., June h.-Fonr cllll-
tlren were killed tho past week by falling
from windows.
, 1881-04-10
THE 0RlE!i1

1Ht UAlENt.
We CODY the following from the Hartford
Co,tratt uf the 9th inst:
"A SUCCESSFUL INSURANCE COMPANY.
.!CAp1TAI. OF THE ORIENT INCREASED TO ONE
MILLION DOLLARS.
1.-The success Of Hartford underwriting Is Il
subject we'll worthy Of study 1T any time, and
Just nov a matter attracting very wide attel'-
uon While insurance companies or.san1zcu
and started in many other places, lacktny both
material resources and the knowledge gained bf
long experience. are necessarily experiments
which are slow In securing public confidence,
sitnilar Institutions originating In Hartford.
Jump into mature strength and universal favor
on the instant. The general history Of under-
writing in this city would be but Il confirmation
of this position, but II is not within the sc"pe OF
IL notice to 70 beyond a few fac1s connected
with one company only.
1.-THE Orient Insurance Company, chartered
with authority to use captaI Of S2,O00,0o9, was
organized and commenced business JANUARY.
1S7a,. on paid-up cash capital Of $o0o.0o0, nnd
received unrescrvcd public confidence and II
large amount Of business at once The Boston
conila.ration, however. occurring within the
sumc year, swept AWAY the accrued earnings o:
the Company and about 70 rcr cent of Its cap
itai; hut its direction p}uckify persereret i'll its
original purpose, And very socu thereafter thu
breach in the wall wus closed up, and tho Com
pany relnstatcd in ita original position, without
any assessments whatever
*-Sincc its recovery from the Boston DISASTER
the Company has advanced steadily III aug
mcntfny its surplus, until in January last its
gross assets footed $s33,5s1,0l. The uau-
ayers, however, have long been aware that
the business at the country was constantly
tending towards the larger companies, Ooth for
cigu and domestic, and resolved fsually to ad-
rise tho stockholders to double tho capital Ut tue
Orient by u new subscription TO tae stock. To
that end Il meeting ot the stockholders on Non
day tho 1th inst. duly considered the question,
| and confirmed tho views OF tho Directors by
voting to increase the present capital to $l,GV-
] 0Oo By further cash Subscriptions OF S533,021-
| Present stockholders have III. option of the nc"
) stock at par, and OF course wien Orient Is
a,1n,cd at about Sl!0 there will be hesitation
III taking the new stock on terms so favorable.
| Thus fortified, with nearly million and half
dollars assets the s;lGaeity and experience Of
| the managers, aud the reputation Of Hartford III
! an Insurance. centre, its future success is as
surcd and it Is ii: placed in the front rank
| of tho leading insurance companies Of tho coun-
/ try"
] Those who have employed DR.: D. N. To'sner
dentist, to look after their tce1. seem pleased
| with his work. Ollicc southeast corner Halstet
| and Madison streets.
, 1881-04-10

made ore: 500 aftidavits> One OF them sas1s. va
fellow named Bowling. who keeps an ass1gna.
uou-house on Monroe street. and VINO caIno aao
from Indiana less than yenr ago; ; anptngs Irar
the frauds and prosecute the guilty parties: +,o
ME. Reed had seen the same t9tngs oone rner ~ tho
Democrats cast III votes, though their total v0te 1e
at tho Presidential election was only loa:
About .75 votes were gotten III roq nd
patent aflidavits: These These. were ,,anE pipa'b bv
des!zuuied men, who made no oath. They were
given to tie leaders Of gangs o1 rcpeatess, wy ~
filled in mines and thr pinees whese :ao n'I ~.
distributed Them on clccdoa-lay. Gan$S we're
voting in the different trc@tnets ~ W. nt:
inp from ono IL another. until nsli -h'ss . .
elock when one pHFsX p;nc1 @ 'ie Hs wansea ] the
f,Du,.utffce appointed so TINT sncn Q3oEePA1aoie
business could be stopped. eo,,,.u-rr
The mutton was agree, TO- g Snd ne fsn 1oii1~v cnrv
Zi,nple, Chris Manner, and Judge Policy.
Mr. Heed offered the following:
WHEREAS The late city ELECTION was carr.eo .{:o
by tsaqd assi'ed og fhe b IT una~' 'Se u
KcsoIued, That the Stute Legislature are ea1nr H.
cstiy requested to pass tue pil INTRODUCES -
Senator White, Of Cook. proyldng lor ,,ttt toaru
Mr. Hertz objected to the resolution oecau3e
The police fn his waru hnd acted fairiy.
Mr. Reed said ttey hAdn't do1e so III his. 9e-
tcctves und policemen were at tho poIS u! uag
insisting tile roughs nud repeaters, And Keeping
Sea senator Mamer didn't think tho Legislature
would be influenced by the resolt1t!on. II tne
hill was good ono 1t would pass' IL ''o'' -
Mr. Rcod didn't think 1t possible to nnvc a faie
election 50 long rs tho police were controt'cu ~
PUBLICAN. However, be Withdrew tho feso1otoos
Iflt Committee then AIjQurlEu.
, 1881-04-10

are those made By Halls Safe and Lock Com
pany, which fact is st,tstantiatcd b. the prefer
ence always given them by bankers, who take
uaitls to Investigate the merits Of the many in,-
provc,nents e11,braced in their construction.
\. OSlnnghtcr Il Co. bankers, Madison street.
baye just placed l., their new Banking Office, 4
nne lnrge burGtur-pruuf s,lfe made Ly Hall, as
they were convinced the u DorttuI Safe" Is the
best IN this market. 1t Is 4 notuble lact that
..Hail's Patent Dovetail Safe" hns "uevcr'' ''
beer, robbed. and alr. Slaughter can rest per-
frctIy easy while his vEluHaies arc in such a
snse. The finest assortment Of safes in tho
country at Nos. III und l43 Dearborn strcct
, 1881-04-10
PRESENTATION.

Sfr. Andrew baird was presented with hand
souc gold headcd cane and silver tobacco-box
by the employees Of tre T. c. Il. Il. car-worSs
biacksmith-shop. where be has been foreman
for over twenty-sevcu years lie came to Cht-
caso when the road was In It's infancy. He has
retired ut the ngc of -. much esteem Ell aud re-
specfed BY nlI who know him. Mrs. Buirt was
also presented with i fine French clock.
, 1881-04-10
WHITE AND RACK.

Special Dt5p1tch tu The Chicago Trtbua@
ATLANTA, Gu. April "a German woman
nauied krcs and Il negro lover from Richmond
reached here to~uay for the purpose o* being
married. Learning that inte:marrlage OF the
races could not be had in Georgia, they at once
left Tor Wisconsin. The wou1an could not SptAk
Il word OF English.
, 1881-04-10

4 meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Republican
Club was held last evening in Armory Hull, cor
ner Of Indiana aycnuc amt Thirt'efh street.
President Il. W. Dunham In tile chair. Tho fol-
lowing Committee was appointed to report LIST
Of officers for the ensuing term, the snme to 90
nsSt: Perry A. Hull jr., J. IL. Gilbert, II. y.
Hiyyinbotham, D. Harry Hammer. Frank E.
Harnard y. G. Draper, D. c. MckinnoI' ), Il.
Woodward, George ". Louch. The meeting tncn
nAi
, 1881-04-10
RFFaRMB7lnN M 1FHTIsT9y

Liberal spice has been given by the press to
Drs. McChesney and TO thoughtfni people q
great deal Of nonsense. Their Dental Institute
controls the cuornous patronage Of 1000 pa
ticrts per week, very largely OF our best fuu1-
, 1881-04-10
LOCAL POLITICS.
L Gou:nitt4.e, Appointed to Investigate
aud acp,1t.

s1r'-f1 TOWN FIGURES
- .r.a so,., -ru;yn Cauvussln3 Eoara Eet at l9o
bo~., street IT :: O'Clock yesterday a1tes
-,.s,, 7,nc Eoard consisted Of Il. H. Dacon' su-
,,or,55or. u, i. F:rsrcll. Collector. ano ffi'IA
7>ra,+.. Asse=sor. In addition 10 lEesc eeutie-
mon there were present various candidates. he
rubticaus and Democrats, ana 4 et'as'oe' aNe
number OF visitors. whose only excuse aot uierA
n1tnndanco was u wholesome interest IN Tue III,
T,tcs nf the budy polite. 1t WIS half-pass :
,sncn tho Hoard and the privileged persons 'ooA 9
,hc,r n1accs behind the wire irc!osuze. 11e
sYorv-, Clerk Mr. Joseph w Moorc- sudota4s
sfonncd :wistju. :hc combination loc@ "H'eo
x,ard"l tue bSliots, and volunteered tne ~
ft,r1na,ion thai lie had lHcsl charged Win ts.'
ncriux With the returns Ae s'astu ~
n. foc. vns that IT'S fast rs the DUNES
came nt, tic Office he opened them ano nt's tssa
the raly lists 'nclo:fa 1 tn"ne t .;,cnr 1hc bul~
iM-ts,yrs sir. Moore WAS subjected 70 q PER
Icgt fustIlade uf questions. but fc eStnsIu : , ~
the evident satisfaction o. sue ,.n,. rrt,oEt.a
,,oss Thcr teIr,. III, further objections u!lcrea.
the CLERK resumed revolving inc c1ulolI".oh ,
aud brought out the tallyls'S, Ing fhis
nrt,yr to be Il tcsl:ously slow process, ntiu Een
1Ienkin remarked To the Hoaro tnal VIII W. W.
1y-six candidates for ConstaoGs, sevStas % w IT,
suggested ular the pubic was tanE Ee..,u1a tn1
for the official count for Consfan!e, nut
1ST that hat the q board 9a1 with
turns just as they. came 10 hand' tne 1n,s
Thing to rci;cvc the 1nonotnnS q thc a1tSs !ts-
mona work wns tho occasionM nn!'nS " as-
t.rcpa1,cy betEctu the return-sheetS nno ta!Is-
iis1s. ri,:rnportant clerical errors mt repre-
seating more than dozen votes. AT Q c!osS
e Hoard ld ex,ned ; thS re,ars Wnn IRON 'ssr 'e
ceased :heir lahors for tho d9y aud ad1ourned
uutil Monday morning nj 10 o'clock.
, 1881-04-10

The universal verdict is that the New No. s Il
Wheeler & Wilson manufacturing Co., l55 State.
, 1881-04-10
nRllNKEHnESS.

DR.. D'Unger, dis:oyerer Of the c1nchona
cure for drunkenness, cures all cases. lie Is
at the Palmcr House, his third year there.
All Slaves to alcohol invited to call.
, 1881-04-10
nSaEE SHfPNEhIS.n

THE TRIBUNE notice Of J. Grcenhood & Co.
Inst Sunday. with nbore healing. should have
read "a six ton safe for the City Of Michigan"
, 1881-04-10

Easter eggs In every variety from ) cents Il
$5 at Rerrys, al West Madison street..
, 1881-04-10

HATES s-E1ilTE-.apsii T. By the itev tathgr
}t,r.rt, i,uton lntes, OF Portland uad Josephine L.
Wnitc. Of Chicago. NO c:>Fds
W1lEE3IOCk-l.ELAND-Ap :. nj the residence
t,f tho brides sister, Isl est M0nrOEst by The Nev
i; i. Goodwin, Everett u. Whcelocx mud Alice l..
Leland. NJ curd3.